Girls District Cage Results From Saturday Night
Aggregate district results list numerous girls basketball games with final scores and opponents, including Guthrie Center over Adel and other matchups across Carroll Davenport Des Moines Farragut Fayette Fort Dodge Sioux City and Collingwood among many schools and cities. Nancy Greene of Canada won three titles in the Canadian Skiing Championships, taking the giant slalom special slalom and women's combined.
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Moravia
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Hampton
Five Big Ten Teams Divide Titles in Columbus and Ann Arbor
Wisconsin repeats track title at Columbus with four firsts as 12 of 55 events earn points. Michigan edges Wisconsin 51 to 42 for runner up. Minnesota third with 33, Michigan State 25. Indiana claims swimming crown at Ann Arbor with 490 points, eighth straight. Fencing title goes to host finals as Mike Vitoux and Dick Odders duel. Illinois beats Wisconsin 41-40 in fencing, Ohio State third 35, Iowa 31. MSU wins third straight wrestling title at Iowa City with 74 points. Iowa, Michigan, and MSU tie for gymnastic laurels at East Lansing.
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30 Day Weather Outlook Maps Feature Iowa Forecasts
The 30 day outlook from the U S Weather Bureau shows near normal precipitation for Southeast Iowa and temperatures possibly below normal. AP wirephoto maps accompany the release.
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College basketball scores sweep nation in varied overtime thrillers
A sprawling recap lists scores from major conferences and regional clashes. Illinois fell to Michigan 56–83 while Northwestern beat Minnesota 79–75. Kansas over Colorado 70–56. Tulsa edged Bradley 100–99 in overtime. Duke triumphed over North Carolina 87–66 after three overtimes. UCLA 115, Cal 71. Oregon over Washington 82. multiple other games across the Big Ten, Big Eight, Missouri Valley, and Southwest are noted with a mix of blowouts and tight finishes.
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Sixers beat Celtics 133 to 127 in focused title chase
The Philadelphia 76ers, led by Hal Greer with 43 points, defeated the Boston Celtics 133-127 in a pressure filled clash at the Garden. Coach Alex Hannum said the team is in good shape barring injuries as they push toward a third straight Eastern Division title.
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Wrestlers McDonald Moore Place In State Meet
Morning Sun's Dennis McDonald finishes second and Wapello's Steve Moore fourth in state class A wrestling at Waterlooo. McDonald undefeated until final pin by Paul Zander of Tripoli. Moore loses in semis to Lyntz Pitts and falls in consolations. Cedar Falls wins class AA. Humboldt takes class A. Also Anil Nayar clinches national intercollegiate squash title at MIT by defeating Larry Terrell 15-5, 15-5.
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Mediapolis Girls In Sweet Sixteen To Defend Title
Mediapolis Bullettes beat WACO 4 4 in a district finals to advance to the state tournament. Cathy Schrock and Eller Mehaffey each scored 24 as Mediapolis opened a 21 12 lead and pulled away 51 33 by the third. WACO’s Marcian Schrader had 30. Winfield Mount Union took third with 16 6 win over New London.
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Stanley Clinches Hayes Cage League Title In OT Win
Stanley Consultants clinched the Hayes Independent league basketball championship with a 72 to 66 overtime win over Safley's Sporting Goods. The victory gave Stanley a two game lead with one to play against Ina Mae's. Key scorers included Dick Marr 24 and Bob Steckman 19 for Stanley, while Safley's top: Denny Garvin 31 and Charlie Morse 19. Other teams on Sunday results included May Drug and Carver in regional play.
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YW Swimmers Win Home Meet Set Four Records
Muscatine YWCA swimmers defeated Ottumwa YWCA 146 to 121 at the YM pool. The meet featured YWCA records in 1:15.5 medley relay and 2:00.7 160 medley relay, with multiple top finishes by Madeleine McKee, Carol Titus, Janet Giovanazzi, and Elizabeth Sayles, and a next home meet scheduled for March 23 against Cedar Rapids.
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Nostalgic look at 1880s remedies and pharmacy
Pharma-Views recalls old prescription records from the 1880s noting spring tonics like sulphur and molasses, sassafras tea, castor oil, calomel, cascara, quinine and iron. It invites readers to consider past practices and today’s advanced prescriptions, promoting Nietzel's Pharmacy at 413 Mulberry with evening hours and free parking.
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