Domes 32 Teams Left in Race For Boys State Cage Title
The field is reduced to 32 as substate play begins for the high school basketball championship in Des Moines March 17-19. Roosevelt hosts Indianola after a 29 win streak. Marshalltown meets Knoxville with a spot in the eight-state berth on the line. Keokuk, Ottumwa, Waverly-Streator Rock and Waterloo East also advance. scores include Dowling 71 Des Moines Roosevelt 42 and Marshalltown 96 Reinbeck 53.
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College High
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Waterloo
Boys District Tournament Scores Finales from Saturday
District finals across Iowa list winners and scores including Orange City Central Lyon 45 4 Sioux Center and Le Mars Central 80 77 Cherokee Immaculate Conception. Other results show Heelan 70 Central 65 Sioux City, Odebolt Arthur Grove 62 Storm Lake 55, Spirit Lake 67 Laurens 55 in overtime at Humboldt and Goldfield 51 over Clarion 32.
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No Unbeaten College Teams Left in NCAA Meet Start
Substate pairings begin with first round games across Iowa sites. Matchups include Kentucky-like references to Kansas? No, focus on listed teams and cities as seeds move toward potential regional finals.
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Standings Drink From Weekend Losses in NCAA Chase
HAL BOCK notes that Kentucky and Texas Western each saw their 23 game winning streaks end as NCAA playoff hopes dimmed after weekend losses. Kentucky fell to Mississippi State 92 40 to seal the SEC title while Vanderbilt upset. Edged by the misfortune, coaches Rupp and Haskins hope the defeats teach lessons ahead of the tournament.
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Tennessee
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Dayton
Wichita
Houston
Colorado State
Bowler of Year Uses New Ball to Win City Title
Harold Abdo, a 21 year old Cedar Rapids native and Muscatine Community College sophomore, won Muscatine’s third annual male Bowler of the Year with a 638 series at Town & Country Bowl after adopting a new ball and practice. Harold Hetzler Jr. was runner up, with Dar Vacha and Bob Downer among top finishers.
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Muscatine
Harold Abdo
Hyeandld Muscatine Community College
Cedar Rapids
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Bob Downer
Downer
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Dar Vacha
Leo Salemink
Tierney- Jewlers
Jerry Millage
Helzler
Vacha
Mike Berlin
Archie Stover
Jack Rigdon
Rigdon
Berlin
Harold
Girls State Tourney Opens With Week of Cheer and Tears
DES MOINES AP Details the 1966 girls state basketball tournament opening Tuesday with 16 teams after sectional and district play. South Hamilton, Allison-Bristow, Mediapolis and Everly figure among top contenders as brackets set for first-round matchups and a five-day event ending with finals Saturday night.
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Maple Valley
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
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Poly
Stern Competi
Tion
Allison-Bristow
Everly
South Hamilton
Jeanette Olson
DeMolay Team Finishes Second in Fairfield Bowling Meet
DeMolay team from the local chapter took second place in a district tournament at Fairfield on Sunday. Gary Pippert earned individual honors with a 205 high game and a 546 high series, as the squad featuring Jerry Kleindolph Don Longhurst Ron Longhurst and Dennis Cock shot a 2344 scratch series while Fairfield claimed the team title.
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Dick Brown to undergo brain surgery for headaches
Catcher Dick Brown of the Baltimore Orioles will have a three hour exploratory brain operation to reveal the cause of his headaches and dizziness. The 31 year old, an American League catcher for nine years, seeks to play baseball again after spring training exams in Florida and Baltimore failed to find the problem.
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Weekend Fights From TACNA and Marseilles
ASSOCIATED PRESS reports Roberto Davi la of Peru defeated Jimmy Fletcher of Los Angeles in a bantamweight bout in Tacna. In Marseilles Tom maso Galli of Italy outpointed Pierre Vetroff of France to retain the European bantamweight title.
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Jimmy Fletcher
Los Angeles
Marseilles
France
Tommaso Galli
Italy
Pierre Vetroff
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Kansas-Clinch Bid by Beating Kansas State 68 55
Kansas clinched a share of the Big Eight title by routing Kansas State 68-55 and can wrap up the conference crown and an NCAA berth by beating Colorado tonight. NYU and Villanova earned NIT berths by beating St. John's and DePaul. The Violet beat St. John’s 67-58 for a 159 season record. Villanova beat DePaul 76-73. San Francisco defeated Pepperdine 91-65 and matched 41-5 for second in the WCAC. Wichita 8-79 double OT over Tulsa tied for second with Bradley in MVC.
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Hawks Seek Undefeated Home State Big Ten finale
Towa hosts Indiana in the windup of Iowa Hawkeyes Big Ten season aiming to stay unbeaten at home and tie for third. Iowa fell to Illinois 106-90, outshot 51 to 40 percent. Monmouth beat Grinnell 109-91 in Midwest Conference action, leaving Monmouth 12-4 and Grinnell 3-17. Cornell defeated Knox 66-58 to finish 7-11 and 10-8 respectively.
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