Everly Girls Capture 1966 Iowa State Championship
No. 1 Kentucky captures regional Everly girls win the 1966 state title in Des Moines. Everly's rebounding and stiff front court defense stifled Lake City 65 55 as Judy Walton sealed the victory with key baskets and free throws.
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West Central
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Associated Press
Judy Walton
Jan Scharnberg
Kathy Lindemann
Jeanette Olson
Linda Nordstrom
Sylvia Groenewold
Karen Klett
Connie Rowles
Joanne Scharberg
Judy Curry
Carol Ott
Pat Lorenzen
Beverly Winterboer
Cindy Fliss
Dolan Leads Doral Open At 9 Under Par
Jay Dolan shot a 69 to take a one stroke lead entering final round of the $100,000 Doral Open. He finished 54 holes at 207 nine under on the 7,028 yard Doral course, one shot ahead of Kermit Zarley and Phil Rodgers. Zarley bogeyed the last hole for a 71.
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Bruce Cramaton
Ay Loys
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Rex Baxter
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Cari Flora
George Nbasem
Chick Marl
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Bert Tan
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Om Aaron Hick
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Seven Substates Settle Field Monday in Iowa hoops
Substate finals pit no.1 Sioux City Heelan, no.2 Spencer Algona, no.3 Cavarty Shell Rock, and others as Waverly-Shell Rock already earned a Des Moines berth. Keokuk meets Washington while Des Moines hosts top regional showdowns led by Cedar Rapids Washington and Keokuk. Kentucky beats Michigan 84-77 to claim the NCAA Mideast Regional, with Pat Riley scoring 29 as Kentucky advances toward the national title.
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Bobcats
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Western Kentucky Wins Consolation In Regional Play
West Kentucky defeats Dayton 82-68 for third place as McCleary notes Kentucky relies on a balanced attack. The game highlights a Western link, with Douglas called central to the strategy in the NCAA Mideast Regional.
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Raising the Baskets 11 Feet For College Play
Iowa coach Ralph Miller urges college basketball rules makers to raise the basket height from 10 feet to 11 feet to reduce safety risks as players grow bigger. He cites players able to dunk and notes dunking is rising in popularity while noting goal tending and basket interference as key rule questions.
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Tye
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Hull Sets Goal Mark in Hawks 4-2 Win over Rangers
Bobby Hull scored his 51st goal of the season to set a league record as the Chicago Black Hawks rallied from a 2-0 deficit to beat the New York Rangers 4-2. Chico Maki assisted Hull on a third period goal, triggering a celebration as 17,000 fans showered the ice with hats.
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Iowa clinics set for track and baseball coaches
DES MOINES IA March 18 and 19 Des Moines Auditorium hosts free sports clinics by the Iowa High School Athletic Association Track coaches learn hurdles cross country shot put weight training and a panel discussion while baseball coaches cover pre season drills organization base running game situations and detecting weaknesses
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Cowboys Win Big Eight Wrestling Crown in Upset Run
Oklahoma State wins its sixth straight Big Eight wrestling title with 97 points, edging Oklahoma 92 and Iowa State 85 in Manhattan. Bill Harlow nails the 191-pound title 8-7 over Don Buggard as OSU secures multiple weight-class crowns including 160, 167, 152, 177 and heavyweight events, while Iowa State adds close finishes and bragging rights in a tense team race.
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Marcucci
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Oly
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Mickey Derock
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Wayne
Tom Peckham
Iowa Wells
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Buzzard
Fred Fuzzard
Steve Shippes
Bill Lam
Lou Sharpe
Kentucky Robbed Iowa in Final Minute Thriller
Western Kentucky fans felt robbed in an 80-79 loss to Michigan on Friday. The next night thieves allegedly entered Western Kentucky's locker room during the game and stole about $700 in cash and valuables.
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Wildcats Rally To Down Michigan In Big Ten Clash
An overcapacity crowd saw Kentucky stun Michigan 82-75 after a late rally. Russell led Michigan with 29 points but Dampier and Riley hit key long shots for Kentucky as they shot 51.4 percent, while Michigan ended 37.6 percent. Kentucky advances to 26-1, while Michigan closes 18-8 in the final season under Russell.
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