Sectional Tourney Pairings Released for Girls Teams
The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union released 10 team sectional pairings for area girls basketball, with many games at West Liberty and Mediapolis. Mediapolis hosts the final rounds as defending champ seeks another title. Everly and Danville draw notable openings, while Lone Tree, Durant, Morning Sun, and Wapello face nearby foes.
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Muscatine Area
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
West Liberty
Mediapolis
Solon
Mount Union
SEI
Danville
Mediapolis Bullettes
Union-Whitten
Everly
Iowa
Sioux Valley
Eldora
Lone Tree
Durant
West
Liberty
Morning Sun
Wapello
W. Liberty
West Branch
Clarence
Lisbon
Olin
Mid Prairie
Lincoln
Stanwood
West Burlington
Columbus
Winfield-Mount Union
Louisa-Muscatine
New London
West Burlington-Columbus
Winfield-Lm
Highland
Durant Girls Top Area State Stats In Weekly Rankings
Durant High School remains the only area with girls ranked in state statistics. Sue Larson leads Durant in field goal accuracy while Shirley Danfeldt ranks among the top guards for interceptions. The report notes Durant’s defense and free throw percentages, with Mediapolis moving in the top 10 of the top 20 teams.
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Durant High School
Iowa Girls ‘High School Athletic Union
Durant
Sue Larson
Shirley Danfeldt
DelWood
Elwood
Harmony
South Clay
Miss Larson
Denise Long
Union-Whitten
Miss Danfeldt
Roxie Wittenberg
Tipoli
Sherri Schnell
Terris
Diane Ehrenfelt
Mid-Prairie
Westwood
Southeast Warren
Maquoketa Valley
Mary Ebiem
Union- Whitten
Mediapolis
Paton- Churdan
Delhi
Waco
Indians Over Clinton 86-64 In Hard Falcons MCC Win
Muscatine Community College jumped to a 39-27 halftime lead and dominated Clinton Junior College 86-64 at Muscatine High School. Key moments included injuries and a technical, with MCC stars Al Spearman and Mike Leech fueling the offense and Clinton’s Bob Walker fouling out early in the second half. MCC improves to 1-0 in state play while Clinton stays winless in conference action.
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Gary Courtois
Muscatine Community College
Clinton Junior College
Muscatine High School
MCC
Muscatine
al Spearman
Ralph Case
Clinton
Dan McCleary
Bob Walker
Indians
Mike Furlong
Spearman
Mike Edwards
Ed Burnett
Ralph
Bob Moores Husserl
Walker
Furlong
Huskers
Harold Lloyd
McCleary
Steve McDonnell
Clinton Cager
Bob Leech
Tom Burke
Gale von Behren
G. von Behren
A. Spearman
B. Leech
Ling
Dan McCreary
M. Furlong
R. Case
M. Edwards
G. Baker
A. DeRiemaker
S. Green
Boone
T. Howell
H. Lloyd
B. Walker
J. Hall
SEC
Gal Clinton
Bill Dorn
Edwards
ABA Scores and Friday Results Noted
Anaheim defeated Denver 108 to 102. Kentucky faced New Orleans and Houston met New Jersey. Minnesota played Indiana, Oakland met Anaheim in Fort Worth, with Monday games Pittsburgh at New Orleans and Oakland at Kentucky.
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Anaheim
Denver
Foday
Kentucky
New Orleans
Houston
New Jersey
Minnesota
Indiana
Oakland
Fulton
Calif
Pittsburgh
Bol
Local page lists pageant participants and organizers
Panthers Pan tone shows Barb Panke Greg Lindle and queen Sue McAreavy with Dick Schumacher Mary Vorwerk John Beckey Bonnie Brodie and Joe Aull among the listed figures in a community event lineup.
California Trip Goes Sour For Hawks In Loss At Berkeley
California beat Iowa 79 73 as Sam Williams scored 26 for Iowa but Cal preserved its fourth win. Haw k s head to Stanford for a warmup before the Los Angeles Classic while Wartburg extended its win streak at Macalester 71 64. Drake aims to reach 6 1 after a 95 76 victory at Valparaiso with Dolph Pulliam's career high 32. Iowa State sits idle before next week's Big Eight tourney.
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Hawks
Stanford
Iowa
Bears
Sam Williams
California
Bob Presley
Cal
Wartburg
Macalester
Minn
Waverly
Jowans
Drake
Sooners
Bulldogs
Valparaiso
Dolph Pulliam
Crusaders
Hayes Sophs Drop to 3 3 in Tough Burlington Tilt
Hayes Catholic High School fell 61 49 to Burlington Notre Dame Friday night. Tom Tiemier led Notre Dame with 15 points, while Hayes juniors battled as double figures by Joe Aull and other teammates. The third quarter doomed Hayes as Burlington surged ahead and held on.
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Mulloy
New York
Gardnar Mulloy
Coral Gates
Fla
U.S
U.s.lawn Tennis Association
Jaroslav Drobny
Bill Tatbert
Bob Sher- Man
Temple City
Calif
Emery Neale
Portland
Ore
Sher 'Man
Harold Blake
River Cities
Hayes Catholic High School
Burlington Notre Dame
Hayes
Muskateers
Rcord
Fort Madison Aquinas
Nikes
Burlington
Notre Dame
HCHS
Tom Beckey
Beckey
Tim Nollen
Aquinas
Thoff
Earl Gantenbein
Ed Chamberlain
Muscatine
Anemnae B. Siefken
M. Eastin
Notre J. Fox
D. Elvidge
J.dusenberry
O D. Potthoff
Tom, Hayes
T. Korb
Soph Dan Elvidge
B. Cahill
Mike Lazio
John Fox
D. Ehret
P. Luers
T. Nollen
M. Mark
L. Vorwerk
F. Scholer
M. Butler
Dave West Hayes
Jim Fuller
Lazio
IOWA
Gut- Breedlove
Hayes Catholic
Williams
Jensen
Notre
Norman
McGrath
Bergman
Calabria
Agnewee
Rcross
California
Burling- Gigs Techs
Watterson
California Ice
Cali Ules
Tom Tiemier
Joe Aull
M. Brockway
B. Nordstrom
Fi J. Glasgow
D, Shoopman
I J. Smith
T. Tiemeier
T. Brueek
K. Zoeller
Hayes Seeee
Jim Kaeding
Eyes of Texas on Grid in oilers jets playoff chase
The Eyes of Texas focus on Houston and Dallas as pro football races tighten for Eastern titles. Houston can clinch the AFL East with a win or tie over Miami tonight. Jets can force an Oilers playoff by beating San Diego Sunday. Raiders await the AFL survivor for the league title game. Cowboys face Browns in Dallas for an NFL East berth next week.
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Eyes of
Texas
Associated Press
Houston
Dallas
Oilers
Miami
Dolphins
New York Jets
San Diego
Oakland Raiders
Jets
Cleveland Browns
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Jose Legra
Yves Des Mmarets
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Pla Mor Lanes
Grandview Ave
Hoe Ea Leila
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