College Basketball Scores From Various Colleges Across The East and West
The AP report lists multiple college basketball results across conferences and regions. Notable scores include Yale over Harvard, Dartmouth, Colgate, St. Francis, Albany, Marist, Norwich, Cathedral, Aquinas, Buffalo State, Plattsburgh, Indiana Pa, Grove City, Geneseo, Alfred, Utica, Clarkson, South Augusta, Trevecca, Bryan, Madison, Southeastern, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Grand Valley, Monmouth, Lawrence, Western Illinois, Ripon, St Johns Minnesota, St Thomas, Macalester, Augsburg, Southwest Texas El Paso, Brigham Young, New Mexico, UCLA, California, Washington, Oregon, Southern California, Stanford, Oregon State, Washington State, Santa Clara, Nevada Reno, Los Angeles State, San Diego, Chico State, Cal State Hayward, Sacramento State, Stanislaus.
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Ripon
Knox & St. John’s
Minn
St Thomas
Macalester
Augsburg
Southwest Tex
NBA Scores Friday and weekend schedule excerpt
Friday results include Buffalo 105 over New York 97 and Boston 125 over Detroit 4. Other scores feature Golden State 106 at Houston 107 and Los Angeles 114 over Atlanta 104. Saturday lists Cleveland at Houston and Philadelphia at New York among others. Sunday shows Cincinnati at Boston and New York at Philadelphia with several afternoon games.
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Buffalo
New York
Boston
Detroit
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Golden State
Houston
Baltimore
Portland
Los Angeles
Atlanta
Seattle
Chicago
Cleveland
Oakland
Cincinnati
Phoenix
ABA Scores and Matchups Highlight Weekend Schedule
Floridians beat Carolina 130 to 127 and Virginia edged Indiana 121 to 116 while Pittsburgh fell to Memphis 114. Upcoming games feature Pittsburgh at New York, Memphis vs Carolina in Greensboro, Dallas at Kentucky and Denver at Utah with Dallas at Indiana and Memphis at Denver. No games scheduled after.
Daily Report arrests and hospital updates from Muscatine area
In the Journal Daily Report for Saturday March 4 1972 police court records list speeding charges for Delbert Hoffmann Theodore Smith Lee Wayne Phillips John Henry Stolley and Foday Abraham Kromah plus violations for Glen Myrton Epperly Alvin LaVern Davis Jr Bessie Meerdink and Linda Diane Andrews. Births include a son for Mr and Mrs John Koehn and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Robert Hein. hospital notes list patients Neva Rexroth Mrs Earland Wetzel Mrs Gary Staats Kenneth Fry Gustave Fink Boyd Reed and others with additional dismissals and placements noted.
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Delbert Hoffmann
Cedar St
Theodore Smith
Mulberry Ave
Lee Wayne Phillips
Nebraska St
John Henry Stolley
Newell Ave
Glen Myrton Epperly
Fruitland
Alvin LaVern Davis Jr
Montpelier
Bessie Meerdink
Middle Rd
Foday Abraham Kromah
E. 6Th St
Linda Diane Andrews
Robert Driskell
Lucas St
Neva Rexroth
Hershey Ave
Earland Wetzel
Oneida St
Gary Staats
Lake Park Blvd
Kenneth Fry
Muscatine
Gustave Fink
Kindler Ave
Boyd Reed
Ilinois City
Debra Shingledecker
Pearlview Ct
Thomas Fordyce
Woodlawn Ave
Lauran Mullen
W. 5Th St
Ward McMahon
W.O. Shew
Grandview
Dimas Hernandez
Gilbert Edwards
Linn St
Kenneth Cross
Rock Island
Til
Gregory Owens
George Schmidt
Forrest Sherwood
Joy
John Koehn
Fairview St
Robert Hein
Raymond Taylor
St Mary's Hospital
Rochester
Minn
Westmer Board Rehires Horner For Two Year Term
The Westmer School Board voted to rehire Douglas Horner as superintendent for a two year term after a two hour executive session. The vote for two years drew four no votes from Dwight Welch, Ronald Fullerton, and Ford Nelson. Horner did not comment. The board also rehired four building principals, approved a landscape plan by Stark Bros. Nursery, and set gym use rules requiring a "responsible organization" to apply with four board approvals and a waiver by gym users.
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Joy
Westmer
Douglas Horner
Horner
Rex Masterson
Dwight Welch
Ronald Fullerton
Ford Nelson
Keithsburg
Stark Bros. Nursery
Hockey Scores From Nationwide Card Tonight
Chicago and California battled to a 4 4 tie as NHL action spans coast to coast. Minnesota faced Pittsburgh while St Louis visited Philadelphia and Boston clashed with Detroit with several late games on national TV. Vancouver played New York and Montreal hosted Philadelphia while Los Angeles met Toronto and St Louis took on Buffalo.
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Chicago
California
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Boston
Detroit
Vancouver
Montreal
Los Angeles
Toronto
New York
Buffalo
Moyer Aims for decision in Monzon title clash
Denny Moyer, veteran with over 100 pro fights, says he does not expect to KO Carlos Monzon in their world middleweight title bout but anticipates winning by decision. The Portland fighter notes his recent North American title win over Gene Bryant left him in good shape and that training has been lighter for the 15 round match.
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Moyer
Rome
Denny Moyer
Carlos Monzon
Portland
Qre
Gene “Honey Bear” Bryant
TCU overpower ISU in non-conference doubleheader sweep
In Fort Worth Texas, Texas Christian pitchers held Iowa State to eight hits as TCU swept the Cyclones 3-0 and 6-1. Bob Thomas allowed three TCU hits in the opener while ISU produced five hits with no runs. Doug Parsons gave up 12 hits in the nightcap as ISU's lone run came in the fourth on walks and John Sirianni's sacrifice fly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ISU Fort Worth
Soup Supper and Basketball Benefit in Lone Tree
Lone Tree hosts a Tuesday evening fundraiser at Lone Tree High School to buy new girls basketball uniforms. The event features chili and chicken noodle soup, pie, coffee and milk, with prices posted at the serving line. Booster Club sponsors the affair, serving from 4 90 pm until soup runs out, followed by a faculty vs varsity clash at 6 30 pm in the new gym. admission is 1 for adults and 50 cents for students.
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Lone Tree
Booster Club
Student faces first conviction under price act in Tallahassee
George Fink, 21, a Florida State University student in Tallahassee, learns a Tallahassee firm faced the first criminal conviction under the Economic Stabilization Act of 1970 after it raised his rent by $60 during the president's price freeze.
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George Fink
Florida State University
Tallahassee
Fla
Obituary blitz yields musically famed Dorothy Ziegler loss
Dorothy Ziegler 49 associate professor of applied music at the University of Miami died Wednesday in South Miami Hospital after a cancer battle. Services were held at Ralph J. Wittich Funeral Home with burial in Greenwood cemetery. The Miami music director and former trombonist and opera coach leaves parents Elmer and the late Mrs Ziegler of Madison Wisconsin and brother Fred of Sterling Illinois. Ziegler’s career included the St. Louis Symphony and National Symphony in Washington, Eastman School of Music, USC and Juilliard opera conductors program. A memorial service will be held at the University of Miami in two or three weeks.
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Ralph J. Wittich
Dorothy Ziegler
University of Miami
Walter Ross
Chet Lilly
Elmer Tobias
Stan Willey
Richard W
Ronald L
Donald L. Ziegler
Greenwood Cemetery
Miss Ziegler
South Miami Hospital
Liard’s
Sigma Alpha Iota
Music Fraternity
National Society of Arts and Letters
American Federation of Musicians
American Symphony Orchestra League
Elmer Ziegler
Madison
Wis
Fred
Sterling
Ivan
Jake) Holmes Wilton
Jake) Raymond Holmes
Moscow
Gill Memorial
Wilton
J. Paul Stevens
Otterbein United Methodist Church
Muscatine
Mr. Holmes
Kleim
Jim
Marge) Lessig
Muncie
Ind
Bob
Julia) Freeman
LaVerne
Calif
Eddie
Pat) Young
Kevil Ky
Linda
Harold
Hackensack
Minn
Burt
Crownpoint
Gus
Inez) Winkler
Hannah) Ge
Wapello Flower Shop Sold to Mrs Lewis
Mrs Roy Cleda Lewis purchased the Wapello flower shop from Mrs Norma Bayne. The shop will be renamed Lewis Flower and Gift Shop and possession was given immediately.
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Wapello
Roy Cleda Lewis
Norma Bayne
Lewis Flower and Gift Shop
Ice Breakup on Mississippi River in Rock Island District
Ice remains on the Mississippi River downstream from Muscatine with ice clear at New Boston Lock and Dam No 17 and a 10 inch layer at Muscatine Lock and Dam No 16. Towboat Bay A with one barge and the Delta Ann with UW barges moved in and out of Rock Island and Clinton, while flows at Guttenberg and Laverton showed above normal levels though easing.
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Muscatine
Mississippi River
Rock Island
Muscatine Lock and Dam No. 16
New Boston Lock and Dam No
Clinton
Lock
Quincy
Ill
Dam No
Guttenberg
Laverton
Mineral Study club plans April museum trip to Lizzadro Elmhurst
The Mineral Study club schedules a Sunday trip on April 9 by bus to the Lizzadro Museum of Lapidary Art in Elmhurst. The public museum, famed for soapstone and jade carvings, will also feature dioramas and Italian intarsia. New members may join. call Marilyn Bekker at 253-1922 for details. The club also meets March 8 at 7:30 p.m. at 417 W. 3rd St with a program titled Copper Country No. 2 by Russell MacFall.
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Mineral Study Club
Lizzadro
Italy
Joseph Lizzadro
Elmhurst
Marilyn Bekker
The
Marshek
W. 3Rd St
Upper Michigan
Copper Country
Russell MacFall
Driver charged in mishap in Muscatine police report
Police filed charges against Glenn T. Logel 41 Route 4 Muscatine for reckless driving after his 1969 Dodge pickup sideswiped a 1983 Cadillac driven by Ned Doran Figgins at Lucas Street near Greenwood Cemetery. Figgins’ car sustained over 100 dollars in damage while Logel’s truck had none. A separate 3:19 a.m. accident involved Herbert Ross Bellinger’s 1969 Ford panel truck hitting a light pole on Green Street. Later, a 2:02 p.m. Friday crash on Park and Ford Aves between John Manjovie’s 1971 Pontiac and Steven Ferguson’s 1965 Ford involved Ferguson running a red light. both cars sustained over 100 dollars in damage.
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Glenn T. Logel
Route 4
Muscatine
Lucas St
Greenwood Cemetery
Logel
Lucas
Ned Doran Figgins
Riverside
Loger
Figgins
Herbert Ross Bellinger
8Th St
Green St
John P. Manjovie
Steven L. Ferguson
New Boston
Park and
Ford Aves
Ferguson
Manjaine Auto
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Yale
Harvyerd
Columbia
Dartmouth
Cornell
St. Francis
Creighton
Albany
N.Y
Marist
Merrimack
Norwich
Cathedral
Aquinas, Nly
Ithaca
Plattsburgh
Indiana
Grove City
Geneseo St
Alfred
Utica
Clarkson
South Augusta
Southwestern Ie
Trevecca
Bryan
Southeastern
D. C
Midwest
Oklahoma
Iowa St
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Grand Valley
St. of Monmouth
Lawrence
Western Ill
Santa Clara
Nev
Reno
San Diego
Bes
Teee
Journal
Daily Report
Texenthem
Jack L. Barns
NIKE
Reats
Tri-City Symphony
Eastman School of Music
University of Southern California
Juil
Ethel Whitacre
West Liberty
Roy Shaughnessy
Snider Funeral Home
Helen Millett
Whitacre
Hawker Nursing Home
Oak Ridge Cemetery
Maurice and
Gerald Anderson
Robert Barclay
Lester Shore
Marion Barnhart
Frank Hollenbeck
Mineral Club
United Methodist Men’s
United Methodist Church
Tos Plm
Paeltz
Macy
Eeltt
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