One Down Two To Go as Wash Kids for Iowa Title
Des Moines era opens with Marshalltown threats as the Bobcats roll past Shenandoah 100 to 54. Cedar Rapids Washington earns semifinal bid amid locker room quirks and coaching shifts while Regis heads toward retirement. Ames coach George Duvall jokes about three-year plan as Heelan and Sioux City emerge as surprises.
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Warriors Face Ames in State Tournament Opener
Ames and Cedar Rapids Washington advanced in the 1966 boys state basketball tournament, with Washington beating Wahlert 63-55 and Ames topping Algona 65-53 in Thursday’s first round. Marshalltown crushed Shenandoah 100-54 as Cedar Rapids Washington prepared to meet Ames at 7:30 p.m. and Marshalltown faced Heelan late.
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Bourbon King Built Castle in Kentucky for Water Rich Whiskey
Colonel E J Taylor Jr, a leading 1800s distiller, sought pure limestone spring water for bourbon. In 1887 he discovered a spring near Frankfort Kentucky and built a castle-style distillery from the limestone. The Old Taylor Distillery in Frankfort and Louisville remains, with the spring still flowing and Old Taylor whiskey continuing.
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Washington Coach Sees Fight After Tourney Win
Des Moines report shows Washington coach Clark McCleary frustrated by his team’s uneven play in the state boys basketball tournament quarterfinals. He praised comeback efforts, highlighted Joe McGillicuddy’s late rebounding, and noted upcoming semifinal opponent Ames.
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