Jefferson- Iowa State Championship Celebration Recap
Cedar Rapids Jefferson wins the state title in a hard fought final. Coach Gay Dahn praises leadership and work ethic while Baker posts a career high 31 points breaking final game records. Mayor Johnson and officials laud the team and fans for exemplary behavior in Des Moines.
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Victory Bedlam erupts as Jeff edges Ames 72 71
The photo captures the final horn ending a tight game with Jeff’s team defeating Ames 72 to 71. Center Larry Baker is hugged by two J-Hawk cheerleaders while Ames star Dick Gibbs congratulates Jeff’s B. J. Trickey. Ron Watson appears on the left.
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Sikes Proves He's City's Best Golfer
Jacksonville pro Dan Sikes won the Jacksonville Open by one stroke with a 279 total, earning 20000 and moving to fourth for Masters invite consideration. Bill Collins, Jack Rule, and other players earned multi thousand sums as top finishers.
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Nebraska Club is AAU Champion
Behlen Manufacturing Co of Columbus Neb defeated Pizza Hut of Kansas City Mo 90 to 87 in the AAU regional championship at Marshalltown. Columbus advances to the national tournament in Denver next weekend. Al Maxey led Nebraska with 26 points while Pat Caldwell topped Kansas City with 29 points.
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Killy Wins 1967 World Ski Cup Race in Vail
Jean Claude Killy of France conquered a snowstorm at Vail to win the giant slalom race and earn 225 points, taking possession of the 1967 World Cup of Skiing.
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Bruins on brink as Houston eyes upset in NCAA clash
UCLA rides 28th straight win behind Lew Alcindor as Houston coach Guy Lewis predicts no stall tactic in the looming meeting. Hayes leads Houston with 31 points in the regional final, while North Carolina and Dayton advance in other brackets.
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Falkman critiques team after 7-2 World Championship loss
U S ice hockey forward Craig Falkman commented following a 7-2 defeat at the World Championships, saying it isn't good hockey when the team fails to score. His remark underscored the offense struggle and the need for improvement.
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