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Heelan will face top teams as MHS 8th falls behind Offumwa Muskies with Hayes hosting Wilson. Muscatine hosts Clinton at MMB Field House while North Scott aims to rebound at Eldridge then Keokuk at home. Stritch Lions feature Charley Riney and Rich Logsdon as Hayes teams pursue wins in a crowded prep slate.
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Boltendor
Hayes
Wilson
Muscatine Community
College
Clinton
MMB
MHS
North Scott
Eldridge and
Son
Curent
Keokuk Oachinat Strkes
Mt North Scott Muscatine High
Lancers
Jim Nelson
Gary Marton
Johnson
Jack da Jand
Mohr
Eldridge
Keokuk
Thoi Wensia
Stritch
Otlumiya Walsh
Strilga Lions
Charley Riney
West 9th Grade Ups Mark to 4-2
West underlined a 56-18 victory over Town City Central at the West gym on Thursday night to improve to 4-2 in six games. Coach Dick Peterson’s squad hosts the same Town City team at 3:45 p.m. next Thursday at Town City. The B game saw a late West rally led by Watters with 10 points, while Crow and Reed contributed. Central’s Seaman, Hanrahan, Olson, and Remsodl scored in double digits. Fort Dodge St. Edmond upset the northwest ratings, and Heelan moved up, with Mason City and Carroll maintaining leads in their districts.
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Town City Central
West Gym
West
Dick Petersen
Towa City
Wast Jost
Rous Watters
Olson
Remsoldl
Wotals
West Ieeeeee
Ron Speer
Associated Press
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St. Edmond
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Sifth
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Guumwa
Mason City
Carroll
Newton
Edmond
Ene
Pocahontas Catholic
Heelan
LeMars
Olumwa
Ankeny
Nonthwest
Sioux City
Sioux City Central
Sloan Westwood
Doce St. Edmond
Cherokee
Storm Lake U5
Capital Lyon
Lawton
Othe Laurens
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Fort Dode
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Boone
Grimell
Gilbile
Don Boses
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Jefferson
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Cedar Hepids
Wasington
Dysart
Newmar
Olvenport West
Davenport Central
Clnaton
Burlington
Ottumwa Walsh
Tipton
Muscatine
Keokuk
Clinton St Mary's
Fort Madison
Keokuk Stritch
Town City
Regina
Aqui Bennet
Waco
Davenport
Assumption
Frank Chares
Dave Bettnett
Muskies
Gene Allen
Terry Fahy
Allen
Fahy
Dick McPike
Church
Bennett
Bob Webb
Doug King
Dave Petersen
Petersen
King
Jan Whitacrer
Virgil Shouse
Pat Jennett
Jve
Greg
Johnston
Terry Frye
Reuban Ryan
Weal Sharp
Fairfield
Crog Johnston
Dennis Dillavan
Bill Roach
Neil Mink
Bill McCracken
Leland Rick
WieJoe Gevock
Larry Oetting
Bob Hunt
Jerry Haskins
Larry Johnson
Ken Kennedy
Dave Smith
Skip Hitchcock
Gary Leu
Open Bids for Luther Building in Decorah Iowa
Open bids for the Luther Building project in Decorah were opened by the Board of Regents on Thursday. The base bid for Roth and Associates Storm Lake was $787,400 for the general contract, with a plan to replace the burned lighthouse and add bleachers, track and sound system as part of a larger sports facilities development including a football stadium baseball diamond golf course and additional fields.
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Decorah
Rouse Aliher, College
Board of
Regents
Roth and Associates
Muscatine swimmers, wrestlers post strong wins
Muscatine high swimmers defeated Burlington 59 35 in a Burlington dual meet setting a 114.6 in a 16 yard freestyle relay and winning the medley relay with Sussex Romine Bloom and Felton. Muscatine wrestlers beat Fairfield 26 22 as Fred Wright won five bouts and drew one, with Frank Chares and Dave Bett netting decisions to boost the Muskies.
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Doug Felton
Muscatine High
Dick Horton
Felton
Muscatine
Little Six
YMCA
Muscatine High School
Journal
Vernon Brawn
Burlington
Donny Fahy
Mike Leuck
Kim Glidden
Doug Fellon
Mitch Sussex
Tot Romine
Mike Bloom
Fellon
Glidden
Fahy
Bi Sweitzer
Mike Letch
Rich McCleary
Holton
Terry Romine
Ron Cockshoot
John Leuck
Donny Faby
Jan McRoberts
Bill Sweitzer
Randy Ridge
Bloom
Bob Rohwer
Mitch Susex
Rick Hugill
Peer
Denny Fahy
Mike Yauck
Fairfield
MHS
Fred Wright
Clay calls for two bouts in one night after Powell win
Cassius Clay, 21, after knocking out Charley Powell in the third round, boasts of beating two fighters in one night. He singles out Billy Daniels and Dots Done as likely foes for a March 18 Madison Square Garden bout while noting his 17th straight win and 14th knockout.
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Charley Powell
Cassius Clay
Clay
Wieht
Dots
Billy Daniels
Powell
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Louisville
Charing Powell
San Diego
Calif
San Jose
Louis Molina
Chihaunau Kid
Sonora
Mex
Milwaukee
Billy Braggs
M40
Wayman Datyson
Youngstown
Ohio
Worcester
Mass
Johnny Collins
Jersey City
N. J
Mike Pusaleri
Dedham
Colling
Results from NBA and college basketball games
National Basketball Association results show Boston defeating St. Louis 111 103 and San Francisco topping Detroit 138 14 with St Louis at Boston and Cincinnati at New York on today’s schedule. College scores include Oklahoma City 7% and Baylor 55, Canisius 74 over Connecticut 65, Miami 71 over Houston, Gonzaga 61, Montan a and Grinnell 65 63, Fort Levis A&M 65 over Colorado College 61, Bemidji 73 over North Dakota State 73.
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National Basketball Association
Boston
St. Louis
San Francisco
Detroit
St Louis
Cincinnati
New York
Chicago
Syracuse
Los Angeles
San Diego
Olahoma City
Baylor
Canisius
Connecticut
Miami
Houston
Gonzaga
Montana
Grinnell
Monmouth
Fort Levis
Colo. A&m
Colorado College
Bemidji
Dakota St
Small College Scoring Leader Is Averaging 42
New York athlete Glass remains No 1 among small college players after a 48 point game. He boosts his season average to 42 with 430 points in 10 games. Lane College's Willie Shaw falls to third as Bob Johnson of Fitchburg State rises to runner-up with 38.3 points per game.
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New York
Nan Ras Ofssissippi
Undus
Glass
Willie Shaw
Lane College
Tenn
Service Bureau
National Collegiate Atletic Bureau
Bob Johnson
Fitchbing
Mass. State
Shaw
Velses Cleared For Boston Meet
John Uelses, first to clear 16 feet in pole vault, regained AAU standing and is cleared for competition at the Boston A A Games Saturday. The ex Marine and LaSalle College student cleared 16 feet 24 inches at the Mulberry Games last year after suspension over expense irregularities.
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New York
John Uelses
Amateur Athletic Union
Boston
Uelses
LaSalle College
AAU
Wilt Chamberlain And Ferry On Good Behavior In Bakersfield
Wilt Chamberlain led the Warriors to a 128-16 win over the Pistons on a neutral Bakersfield court, scoring 38 points as San Francisco snapped a four game skid. Bailey How fell added 32 for Detroit after a prior two concerns with Ferry.
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Bob Ferry
San Francisco Warriors
Detroit Pistons
National Basketball Association
Chamberlain
Tioot l
Warriors
Ferry
Detroit
Dick McGuire
Bakersfield
Calif
NBA
Kansas
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