Ames long shots spark comeback in regional matchup
Gary Thompson returned to form with 17 points and solid floor play as Roland led 14-12 after one quarter. The Imps stretched a 31-17 edge to 50-37 before Sebolt and Widseth surged with rebounding and a decisive third period to turn the tide. Don Webber Jim Allen Bill Houk and Dave Varland boosted Ames from deep.
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Dinsdale Upsets Glenwood In Tight 48 47 Thriller
Dinsdale pulled a second straight upset by edging class A Glenwood 48 47. The game stayed close through three periods as Dinsdale rallied in the final 48 seconds with four points. Russ Greiner tied it at 46 with a side shot with 48 seconds left, then Hoeppner scored ten seconds later after Glenwood mishandled the ball to seal the Tama county B squad win.
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Cedar Falls hosts Grinnell in indoor track meet
Cedar Falls teachers track team aims to keep his dual meet record intact as they host Grinnell in an indoor meet at Latham Stadium. The event starts at 1 p.m.
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Davenport Beats Ames as Widseth Leads With 306 Points
Davenport's methodical champions edge the Ames crew in a hard fought game. Widseth's 306 points and strong inside play, supported by Frank Sebolt, sustain Davenport's early lead as Ames stays close until late in the third period.
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Record crowds seen at Iowa City state basketball tourney
Average attendance for the first three days nears 12,500 with a projected total over 100,000 across eight sessions in Iowa City. Early tallies show 7,521 and 10,300 on Tuesday, 8,500 and 10,520 on Wednesday, and 16,112 and 15,550 on Thursday, with Friday and Saturday night sessions sold out and Thursday night lower due to fire law enforcement.
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Quarterfinal results march in AAA Basketball at Denver
Hollywood led by Fibber McGee and Mollz defeated Stewart Chevrolet of San Francisco and Barthevie Oklahoma in Artesia New Mexico Travel ers. Air Force All Stars edged Oakland Dallas Pacific in overtime. Other results include Red Sox, Chicago and New York games with varied scores across multiple venues.
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Jones Slims Past Final. Dinsdale Tops Glenwood In Tourney
Jones delivers a remembered remark filled night as Dinsdale defeats Glenwood for a second straight tourney win at the Iowa fieldhouse. He recalls 1924 Glenwood loss 17-4 to Abraham Lincoln and notes regional rivalries while teammates move on from Iowa town to work.
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Coach K Named Ineligibility Case At Arizona State
Arizona State College in Tempe faced a football scandal as Larry Siemering, its coach, was accused by lineman Joe Matesic of arranging deception to bypass Border Conference rules. Matesic admitted using a brother’s name to enroll improperly. a college committee report was discussed with the state regents, who kept the matter from public.
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Yanks Sign Adel Player for Quincy
Adel’s Keith D. Engstrom age 21 signed with the New York Yankee organization and will report to Hattiesburg Mississippi April 3 to play with Quincy Illinois in the Three I league.
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