Marquette Puts String on Line in NCAA Clash
Marquette, 26-0 this season, faces Miami in the Mideast regional opener at Notre Dame’s new athletic center. Western Kentucky and Ohio Valley champ Jacksonville await winners, with NBC telecasts and Athens GA next. McDaniels for Western and Gilmore for Jacksonville vie for scoring and rebounding in a pivotal NCAA first round.
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Seria Sares
Marquette
Dayton
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Ohio
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Warriors
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Redskins
Western Kentucky
NBC
Athens
Ohio State
Kentucky
Western
Jim McDahiels
Artis Gilmore
Dacksongite
Gilmore
McDaniels
Rico Carty Faces Long Rehab After Repeated Injuries
In West Palm Beach Rico Carty sits in the Braves dugout with crutches and a leg brace, reflecting on a career hampered by injuries. He lists a back injury in 1965, a 1967 shoulder issue, 1968 tuberculosis, multiple shoulder separations in 1969, and a 1970 knee fracture that threatens 1971. He recalls a 26 percent 1969 batting year in the Dominican Winter League, notes his pride in that season, and remains hopeful for a slow, safe return as doctors delay timelines.
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West Palm
Beach, Fla
Rico Carty
Atlanta Braves
Carly
Carty
Dominican Republic
Domeland
Fete Set at Van Horne Monday
The Bobcat Athletic Club hosts the All Winner Sparta Banquet at 6 40 p m Monday in the Van Horne gym honoring Benton Community girls and boys basketball teams and the wrestling squads.
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van Horne
Bobcat Athletiic Club
Sparta
Benton Community
Grendler 110 Scores to Win Squaw Creek Shooting Meet
Kevin Grendler posts 110 points to win the real shooting contest at Squaw Creek School on Thursday Martyn Heitt finishes second with a high score and Steve Aspleas places third with 80 points in a tight competition.
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Grendler
Kevin Grendler
Squaw Creek School
Martyn Heitt
Steve Aspleas
Bender hooked on girl cagers seeks state run
Cedar Rapids coach Dan Bender notes his shift to girls basketball has boosted Winfield Mt Union toward a first state appearance. He explains the 3x3 offense fits well, plans tougher schedules, and cites interest from eighth and ninth graders after their state bid push. The piece also previews state meet participants from Kennedy Regis Cedar Rapids Washington and others, with Arnold Espe directing and Gary Williams managing.
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Dan Bender
Cedar Rapids
Winfield-Mt. Union
Ilis
Dan
Pye
Mediapatis
Ares
Bonder
Mediapolis
AAU Basketball Semifinals Set After Thursday Wins
Fort Dodge Clay Products defeats Cecil's Roundtable 98 to 92 and Titus routs Hile's Tip-Top Tavern 128 to 68. Semifinals schedule shows Fort Dodge meeting Red's World of Iowa City at 7 30 and Titus facing Pester Derby of Des Moines at 8 45.
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Aise Ie
Meiinas
Ce Ali
Limongello Leads in Cougar Open at Garden Lanes
Mike Limongello a 26 year old right hander from North Babylon New York clung to a seven pin lead in the Véman Cougar Open bowling tournament. He joined 16 players advancing to the semifinal phase Friday as he pursues his second straight victory on the Garden lanes and adds to his five Professional Bowlers Association titles.
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New York
Mike Limongello
North Babylon
N.Y
Limongella
Bowlers ‘Association
Madison Square Garden
Garden
Girls State Boxes Promote Quick Ad Sales
A local classifieds note urges rapid ad sales by offering Bulur boxes to connect buyers and sellers. The message touts speed and efficiency, targeting residents seeking fast marketplace results and convenient advertising options.
City Classic bowling marks high scratch game and 3068 series
Ced-Rel Supper Cidh team sets a city high scratch 1122 and a 3068 series in the May City Classic. Individual scores include Ray Hernandez 257, Harvey King 245, Bob Snyder 221, Doug Winders 202, Mike Chiafog 197, and Del Cline 248.
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Harvey King
Bob Snyder
Doug Winders
Mike Chiafog
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Kagen
John Sires
del Cline
White Warry Hazewinkel
Tom Smith
Bill Kane
Jani Carpenter
Nelda Jamer
Lou
Nerbausek
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Mari Griffin
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Val Kopecky
Jubilee Jones
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May City
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Jan Schmidt
Lew Fearlay
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Gime
Harry Razewinkel
Per Cline
Harry Harewindel
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Jean Fields
Leiah Peet
Bérainy ‘Standish
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Hamer
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Ruby Boehmke
Isn Salling
Schetlanberay
Une
Lea
Shirjay Schmidt
Markmaners
Bouts
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Witatet
Schupbach To Defend Crown at Des Moines Gymnastics
Des Moines hosts the state Girls Wagh school gymnastics championships at Telerans auditorium on Saturday. Defending champions returning include Jean Dreibelbeis of Clinton in tumbling and Julie Schupbach of Cedar Rapids Kennerly in beam vaulting and all around. Cedar Rapids Washington aims to defend last year’s team title. finalists include Ames Bettenorf Clinton DeWitt English Valleys P M Roosevelt CR Washington DM Hoover Jefferson CR Kennedy Linn Mar CR Regis Vipton Davenport West Waterlun West.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Ames
Jon Schapbach
Val Schaphach
Ghimny Graham
Joann Kuntilla
Carolyn Carruthers
Rhonda Gerber
Jean ‘Lurner
Peggy Fish
Regis
Cedar Hapids
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Jefferson
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Linn-Mar
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Marcy Mente
Tipton
Donna Ross
English Valley
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Arnold Espe
Gary Williams
Des Moines
Telerans Auditorium
Jean Dreibelbeis
Clinton
Julie Schupbach
Bettendorf
DeWitt
English Valleys
P.M. Roosevelt
C.R. Washington
D.M
Regis High Banquet Tickets On Sale Now
Advance ticket sales begin at the school business office for Regis high basketball banquet on Sunday March 7. Tickets are 83 each through March 19, limited to honoring the varsity sophomore and freshman squads managers and cheerleaders in the school cafeteria.
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