Three players unanimous on all tournament team
The Associated Press selected a unanimous all tournament team at the 48th Iowa state basketball tournament. Dennis Shaffer of Mason City led Class AA and Davenport West standout Don Finelly narrowly missed unanimous status. Class A selections included Montezuma center Carl Nichols and Alta guard Steve Moser, with other named players across both classes.
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Mixed high wind shoot results and NBA style march toward playoffs
Donna Polance, former Iowa trapshooting champion, topped 91 of 100 targets at the Oller Creek Sportsman club as wind hindered scores. In pro basketball, Utah Stars, Floridians and Texas Chaparrals gained half game leads with Kentucky crushed and Virginia upset. Carolina Cougars halted a skid with an overtime win over Pittsburgh.
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Correctinn The Baron and Tolos Retain Team Title
The tag team of Baron Von Heisinger and John Tolos defeated Pat O Connor and Danny Litlebear in the featured matches of Sundays wrestling program at Memorial Coliseum. O Connor beat Von Heisinger, Rufus R. Jones drew with Rock Lunter, and Kay Noble defeated Ann Peck in minor opens. In Iowa City, Ann Peck led the all around and class A events with top marks among 62 entrants at Riverside. other winners included Howard Seale, Mike Wilson, Art Cahalan, Dick Brooks, and Mike Miller in various classes.
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Jimmy King Wins Gatornationals Drag Racing Crown
Jimmy King of Warren, Rhode Island turned the quarter mile in 6.905 seconds to win the Gatornationals Drag Racing Championships in Gainesville Florida. He earned 5350 dollars and held a lead over Sarge Arciero of Bron Mall Pennsylvania in the final run as Arciero posted the meet speed record of 298 mph earlier in the event.
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Brubaker Tops Singles Event With 728 Series
Cedar Repia bowler Jack Brubaker rolls 258 233 237 for a 726 to lead the 11 player singles tournament at Bella Plaine Bouz. Brubaker carries a 280 season average as the event moves forward.
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Panthers win first NJCAA title at Tulsa finish
Ellsworth Junior College of Iowa Falls returned home Sunday night to a hero welcome led by Gov. Robert D. Ray after defeating Southern Idaho 77 0 Saturday night to capture Iowa’s first NJCAA basketball championship in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Petty Wins 123rd Race Of Career
Richard Petty won the White Alecory 76 stock car race at Hickory leading from lap 183 to claim his 12th career win and gain the Grand National points lead. Bobby Allison started strong but retired with track debris. David Pearson finished second and Benny Parsons third as Petty averaged 87.77 mph over 276 laps.
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Ellsworth captures nationals as Clyde stars in title clash
Benny Clyde leads Ellsworth Panthers to a 101-67 win over Southern Idaho in the finals. Clyde scores 25 and grabs 22 rebounds, earning tournament MVP honors as Ellsworth improves to 26-7 and secures a national title. Ellsworth coach Jim Carey named NICAA coach of the year.
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Linn-Mar All Sports Banquet Speaker Announced
Bernie Saggan Talks As Linn-Mar banquet speaker for 7 p m Tuesday at Main Elementary. Event hosted by Lions Backers. Coaches to announce most valuable player awards across several sports.
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