Muskies edge Ottumwa on last second shot for win
Muscatine's Muskies rally past Ottumwa 73 71 at the fieldhouse as Steve Hutton hits a 15 footer with three seconds left. Earlier, Scott Ingstad beat Iowa City Regina 68 66, extending MHS streak to 11 in a row.
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Ottumwa
Steve Hutton
Scott Ingstad
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Harry Koch
Steve Lawrence
Jeff Cameron
Blew
Lawrence
Bill Farrington
Bulldogs
Muscatine’s
al J. Cameron
L. Franklin
G. Ritz Tetas
S. Bleweee
Bob Oldis
Don Farnsworth
Undefeated Sophs Repeat 2 Point Victory Over Bullpups
Muscatine High School undefeated soph basketball team edged Ottumwa 59 to 57 to sweep the season series. Bruce Gantenbein led with 24 points, Dennis Fisher added 21 for Ottumwa, as Muscatine extended its win streak to 12.
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John Bock
Ft-At
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D. Roelle
G. Fisher
R.sywassink
Ottumwa Sophs
T. Fitsimones
W. Raisheck
B. Hiinger
S. Rowley
D. Fisher
Dd. Schertz
D. Young
J. Mondanaro
D. Geith
Bob Oldis
Bob Farnsworth
Town City
West Branch Upsets Solon in Eastern Hawkeye Clash
West Branch upset Solon 60-55 at Solon as Solon dropped another league game in the Eastern Hawkeye conference. Solon led in previous meetings, but West Branch won largely from the line, going 32-for-45 on free throws and with 15 points from Larry Rummells and Bill Hatfield. Solon, Mount Vernon, and Mid-Prairie held key positions as Durant and West Branch also posted wins.
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Sunday’s Games Dallas at Anaheim New Jersey at Pittsburgh
The schedule lists two NHL games for Sunday with Dallas visiting Anaheim and New Jersey traveling to Pittsburgh.
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MCC Boys Look To Upset Grand View In Homecoming Night
Muscatine Community College hosts Grand View of Des Moines at 8 p.m. in the MHS gym as the Indians seek revenge for an earlier loss. The night features the 1968 Homecoming queen crowning and a frosh-soph game at 6:30 followed by varsity action.
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Weather Concern At Los Angeles Open In Pasadena
Top golfers trimmed to 72 for the third round at Brookside Municipal in Pasadena California. Billy Casper Al Geiberger Dave Marr Dave Stockton and George Archer shared the lead at 137 while rain and a chilly overcast day loomed as the forecast weather threatened play on par 36 35 72.
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Rockridge Tops Westmer in Meet
Rockridge of Edgington defeated Westmer of Joy 50 to 29 at the Aledo tournament. Rockridge advances to the finals against Alexis, while Westmer and Aledo meet in the consolation game. Scorers for Rockridge included Peterson 16 and Ritchie 9. Westmer was led by Sedam 8 and Michael 7.
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George McDonald
Dave Soutar
Detroit
Don Johnson
Kokomo
Ind
Jimmy Certain
Huntsville
Ala
Earl Johnson
St. Paul
McDonald
Aledo
Bettendorf Stays in Contention for Little Six Title
Bettendorf and Keokuk traded a halftime deadlock for a 61-50 Bettendorf win at Keokuk as the Bettendorf trio and Presson twins fueled the victory. Keokuk’s top scorers included Joe Collins 10 and Roy Buchette 10 with additional contributions from Tinder and Lindner. In the Burlington game, Terry Wollitz scored 34 to lift Burlington past Assumption 71-67, while Schweizer added 17 for Burlington and Pohlman and Zam led Assumption with 23 and 20 respectively.
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Steve Helsm
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Roy Buchette
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Larry Tinder
Jim Lindner
Mark Tallarico
Harlan Pyle
Tom Schwab
Randy Davis
Terry Wollitz
John Schweizer
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