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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1967
Page
2
Cedar Rapids school superintendent Super Arnold Salisbury cheered on the J Hawk team during a capacity homecoming program at Jeff Gym on Sunday. The event celebrated the champions with a spirited crowd.
Cedar Rapids Jefferson wins its first state basketball championship after a dramatic comeback against Ames. B J Trickey scores the deciding goal with 1 25 left in overtime as Larry Lawrence seals victory with two free throws. Fans flood the streets in celebration while officials praise the thrilling finish.
The Jefferson J-Hawks staged a dramatic comeback to beat Ames in the Iowa class AA final after trailing by 15 points mid third quarter. Gay Dahn praised Wahlert as strong runners-up while noting Ames played nearly flawless ball until the late rally.
Eleanor Klingaman of Cedar Rapids ties for fourth in Class A singles at the State Women's bowling tournament with a 590 score in COUNCIL BLUFFS. Gwendolyn Sawyer and Marilyn Bertz of Cedar Rapids lead Class B doubles with 1092, while Blanch Panek and Marion Aljen top Class C.
Larry Lawrence iced the victory for the J Hawks with two free throws, giving Jefferson a 72 71 overtime win over Ames in the class AA final. Ames answered with a Dick Gibbs field goal as time expired and the scoreline settled.
A passage describes an athletic celebration after a Friday night game, with hands on a large trophy and a remark by Ernie Pence about athletics. Howard Williams is listed as emcee, and the quote promises more on Page 17.
Sioux Center capped its class A state basketball title run with a 71 62 victory over Carroll to finish 24 2 this season. Paul Bruns led Carroll with 25 points as the Knights closed 21 5. Sioux Center will hold a celebratory reception Monday after arriving home from Des Moines Fort Dodge and central Iowa.
Milbank Bulldogs defeated the Rapid City Cobblers 50 to 43 to capture the 1967 class A basketball championship in South Dakota.
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