HCHS Falls 64-54 to River Cities Leader Walsh
Hayes Catholic of Muscatine was held to nine points in the first two quarters and trailed 29-18 at halftime. Walsh stretched its River Cities lead to 64 points with strong inside scoring by Tim Dellers Pat Carr and Chuck Bendage while Jim Fuller led Hayes with 26 points in a 64-54 loss.
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River Cities
Ottumwa Walsh
Hayes Catholic
Muscatine
Ottarawa
HCHS
Muskateers
Burlington Notre Dame
Fort Madison Aquinas
Walsh
Hayes
Dave Westhoff
Cen
Chuck Bendage
Bayes
Ft-At
C. Bendlage
Aquinas
Notre Dame
Keokuk Stritch
Hayes Cath
Stritch
Frosh-Sophs
Hayes Sophs
PFTP
D. Millersattee
J. Aull
Beckey
Beckey 2-2 10 Third Stanza To Decide the Out- 00 Come, Schaapveld
Steve Marks
Buelow
Hayes Garrett
den- Wessels Whees
oHris Miller
Terry Beckey
Pat Curran
Drahans Cheese
Wash
C. Bates
Varsity
S . P. Aubrey
B. Cullimen
Evitis
D. Curran
D. Wilkinson
Harness
Eta
Coffin
Fairfield Definite Threat To MHS 5-Game Win Streak
Muscatine High School faces a winless Fairfield squad in a key pre holiday clash at Fairfield High. Muskies aim to extend a five game winning streak started after a season opening loss to Clinton, with guard Steve Lawrence’s status uncertain due to an ankle sprain. If limited, Gary Seligman or Denny Kurriger may fill in, as Muscatine freshmen and seniors contribute to a balanced attack led by Hathaway Ziegenhorn Hutton and Ingstad.
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Fairfield
Muskies
Clinton
Fairfield High School
Trojans
Steve Lawrence
Bettendorf
Ed Ware
Gary Seligman
Denny Kurriger
Lawrence
MHS
Steve Ziegenhorn
Bob Hathaway
Steve Hutton
Scott Ingstad
Hathaway
Muscatine
Ingstad
Hutton
Ziegenhorn
Totals .73-63 18-30 19 4 Score by Quarters
Officials: Jack Hamilton, Mor ning Sun and Mike Klopfenstein, Winfield.
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Hayes
Aetna
Jack Hamilton
Morning Sun
Mike Klopfenstein
Winfield
Jeffries Clinches Grand Bahama Auto Race Title
Tony Jeffries, a 22 year old South African mechanic, won the Grand Prix of Formula V in Freeport Bahamas by 17 seconds over Austrian champion Diteer Quester. Austrians Jochen Rindt and Dr Jelmut Marke finished closely behind as a pack of challengers faded. Jeffries earned a $20,000 prize, his biggest payoff in six years of racing.
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Freeport
Jeffries
Diteer Quester
Quester
Jochen Rindt
Jelmut Marke
Three Teams Lead Church Loop After Early Round Standings
After two rounds in the church league basketball, three teams top the standings with 2 0 records. Mulford No. 190 Lincoln Boulevard Baptist 26 and Mulford No. 2 32 lead St Marys St Mathias Green 30 United Presbyterian won by forfeit over First Baptist Zion Lutheran Blue 46 First EUB 44 and Zion Lutheran Red 61 Musserville Methodist 24 Giants Draw Well New York Giants draw 440,043 in seven home games at Yankee Stadium and 806,878 overall for the season.
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Mulford
St. Mary's
St. Mathias Green
Gary Foot
Steve Wheeler
Tom Wester
United Presbyterian
First Baptist
Zion Lutheran Blue
First Eub
Gary Manley
Jerry Stokes
Bill Paeta
Steve Cochran
Dennis Wiley
Grace Lutheran
First Methodist
Dave Jacobs
Mike Shay
Doug Herlein
Zion Lutheran Red
Musserville Methodist
Richard Manley
Mike Beinke
M — Red Hohenadel
Giants
NEW York
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
Zion Lutheran
Red Zion Lutheran
Blue
Junior College Basketball Scores Across Iowa Map
A run of score results from junior college and high school games across Iowa features Burlington beating Fort Dodge 107 to 96, Ellsworth over Rochester 119 to 52, Boone defeating Emmetsburg 72 to 76, and other regional matchups including Webster City vs North Town, Muscatine vs Marshalltown, and Clarke of Kahoka pitted against West Point Marquette with various close margins.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Ellsworth
Marshalstown I
Burlington Town
Central North Iowa
Estherville MCC
Clinton
Creston
A. Spearman
Webster ‘City
von Behren
Waldorf
M. Furlong
Grand View
Muscatine
H. Lloyd Sil
B. Leech
Centerville de Riemacker
Clarinda R. Case Wees
Eagle Grove
Keokuk
Emimnetaburg
Marshalltown
Ft-At
L. Baker
Burlington
Gen T. Kelly
Palmer College
Canton
Fort Dodge
Emmetsburg
Boone
Rochester
Hayes Frosh Soph Streak Ends In Game 2
Hayes Catholic frosh soph team saw its three game win streak halted as they dropped the matchup on February 24. Lin A guarded effort by Hayes failed to sustain the run and the foe pulled away in the final minutes.
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Hayes Frosh-Soph
Lin
Hayes Catholic
Denver Rates As 76 Winter Olympic Site
New York AP reports Mile High Denver is favored to host the 1976 Winter Games with strong backing from the U S Olympic Committee. The bid faces Banff Canada as main rival while Antwerp 1970 IOC delegates pick venues for both winter and summer games.
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U.S. Olympic Committee
Antwerp
Belgium
United States
Banff
Canada
Sapporo
Japan
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Detroit
Philadelphia
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Bettendorf High
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Dick Watson
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Ron Humderdose
Steve Forbes
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Dan Palm
Ken Kennedy
Washington
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Muskie
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Steve Curry
Clint Zaehringer
Chris Grady
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Steve Reed
Richard Burke
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Gilman Semeo
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