Seven coaches debut at girls state basketball meet
Des Moines Iowa AP Seven of the 16 coaches bring their girls teams to Des Moines for the state tournament with seven first state bids. Mediapolis No 1 in IGHSAU poll seeks 4th title and coaching records. Roland Story defends 1972 crown as Colfax debuts under Lloyd Brockshus. Deb Coates leads Mediapolis offense. others include Farragut HLV and Andrew among bidders. The 48th state tourney opens Tuesday with Colfax vs Garnaville and Mediapolis vs Royal Clay Central.
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Lynn Thomas
Associated Press
Des Moines, Iowa
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Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Ighsau
Vern McLearn
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Roland Story
Colfax
Garnaville
Lloyd Brockshus
Maria Shuey
Susie Decker
Vickie Becker
Royal Clay Central
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McLearn
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Deb Coates
Two Top Iowa Teams Fall as Class AA Play Narrows
Ames defeats Ankeny 70-4 in a substate tilt while West Des Moines Valley beats Des Moines Roosevelt 66-51 before 9,000 at Veterans Auditorium. Steve Burgason scores 26 for Ames, Van Phelps 22 for Ankeny. Roosevelt’s Don Hurley 22 leads the losers.
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Chuck Burkett
Decorah
NBA Scores Roundup From Sunday Schedule
Baltimore defeated New York 97 to 75 while Atlanta beat Houston 136 to 125 Seattle topped Detroit 115 to 113 and Chicago won 117 to 116 over Golden State.
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Baer Millage reign today as queen king of bowling
The Sun day bowling event crowned Ila Baer the first woman to repeat as Sweet Sixteen champ, while Jerry Millage won the men’s Bowler of the Year in a tight finish. Millage rallied to a 631 series, edging White, with Baer opening strong and widening her lead to win by 26 pins over Carol Kurriger.
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New York
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Martha Kurriger
Glenda Hartsock
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Mrs. Kurriger
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Berlin
Muscatine Girls Take Third in Final Gymnastics Tri Meet
Muscatine finished third in Saturday's season closing gymnastics triangular at the MHS fieldhouse. Tipton won with 161.64, Clint on 158.95. Muscatine totaled 88.70 led by Lyn Sleeman and Pam Cecil in multiple events. event results list ranks and scores for floor, bars, beam, vault, tumbling, trampoline, and all around.
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Ruth Stroup
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Roxie LaRue
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Cindy Freyer Muth
Cera Lindle
Kathy Lasall
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Valoree Bynum
Janet Howe
Lori Cook
Lyn Sleeman
Tammy Barela
Debbie Andresen
Lisa Grell
Rayellen Wendt
Patty Schuhow
Macey Mente
Marva Bramley
Clinton
Independent cage league sees J and K suffer first loss
League leaders J and K Button were upset Sunday as Ron's Place trumped them. Kammerer, Pabst Blue Ribbon and Hamms also won while Jody's faced Illinois City, Beard Grain met Ron's Place, and scoring led by Jerry Welk and Kammerer with strong showings from Koppe Snyder and Hankin across multiple teams.
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Jefe Koppe
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Rod McNeal
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Steve Meeker
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Final finish of bowling awards season results
Sunday bowling wrap lists top finishers with scores and series in the year end event. Millage claimed Bowler of the Year with 631, and Bud White, John Walker, Joel Rauschenberger, Tim Taylor, and others posted high triples and totals. The SWEET SIXTEEN portion shows Ila Baer, Martha Kurriger, Jean Holliday, and Jeanette Barthus among leading finishers with strong 500s and 600s.
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