Four Strangers In 1968 Iowa Girls State Itinerary
Des Moines opens the five day girls state basketball tournament with 16 finalists. Wapsie Valley Woodbine Villisca and Union-Whitten are newcomers joining veterans Everly Paton-Chardan Pocahontas Mediapolis in a field led by Everly No 1 Union-Whitten No 2 and Mediapolis No 4.
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Peacocks Set Lifting Contest at Upper Iowa College
Fayette weightlifting contest for students and faculty announced by Dr. Andre Nadeau. event at 6 30 p m in Dorman Memorial gym with weigh ins at 9 p m for classes 123 132 148 165 181 198 242 and heavy. Three lifts bench press squat dead lift follow AAU rules. winner totals highest across three lifts. Public invited.
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Conigliaro Regains Eye As Red Sox Rout A's In Exhbition
Tony Conigliaro, back from eye injuries, hit a single and double in Boston’s 14-4 win over Oakland in Winter Haven. The Red Sox totaled 20 hits, with George Scott adding two triples. The Cubs hurler rule affected an exhibition, ejecting Frank Reberger and Dean Burn for touching mouths.
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Baseball linescores from multiple spring training games mixed in Florida and elsewhere
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Trinity Lutheran Streak Hits 24 in Tourney Final
Trinity Lutheran school of Cedar Rapids extended its win streak to 24 and improved to 15-0 by winning the Tri-State Lutheran Invitational in Freeport. Final vs Freeport ended 61-38 with Johnson 17 Struck 16 Werning 14 Garner 12. Struck and Johnson made all-tournament team.
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Meyer couple win SCCA Spring Tonic Regularity in Iowa
Lorie and Arlo Meyer of Cedar Rapids captured overall honors in the Iowa region SCCA Spring Tonic Regularity run. They drove a Mustang. Other winners included Elgas Utzen with a MGB, Ken Anderson with Ernest Hummer in a Studebaker, Joe West and Steve Miller in a Plymouth, and Walter Prentice with Jo Ziegler in a Spitfire.
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Oklahoma and Oklahoma State Tie for Big Eight Wrestling Title
In Boulder Oklahoma and Oklahoma State finished tied for the Big Eight wrestling championship with 91 points each, both crowning four champions. Iowa State took third with 61 as Fred Fozzard of Oklahoma State earned Outstanding Wrestler and most pins awards, edging Dan Gable of Iowa State.
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Duke Earns NIT Bid as NCAA Field Races Toward Start
Duke, 21 5, accepted an NIT bid after a late selection process, opening against Oklahoma City as Vic Bubas forecasts a faster pace. The NCAA field nears completion with Iowa or Ohio State awaiting a Tuesday tiebreaker at Purdue to claim the Big Ten automatic bid, while Kentucky and Houston lead regional hopes in Lexington and Wichita.
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College Basketball Results and NCAA Regional Highlights
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Middleweight Bout Results From Paris and Seoul
In Nanges France Marty defeated Souleymane Diallo by knockout. In Seoul Kang Chun Won of South Korea outpointed Ernie Pascua of the Philippines in a ten round decision.
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Pairings for NCAA tournament second round and regionals listed
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Weiskopf Fails Close Duel As Dickinson Wins Doral Open
Gardner Dickinson roared to a 13 under par 275 to win the Doral Open as Tom Weiskopf surged from three behind but faltered with a bogey and double bogey finish. Dickinson collected $20 000 while Weiskopf earned $12 000 to boost his money list lead.
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