District finals set as 60 district showdowns loom large
The girls tourney dominates headlines while boys return Monday for district finals. With 60 district final pairings among city rivals, the mischief of district brackets shapes a crowded scene as sub-state and state meets approach. Regional byes favor top eastern teams, with only one state berth from several strong clusters.
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NAIA Tourney Field Complete and First Round Pairings Soon
The NAIA field for the week long intercollegiate tournament was set with Parsons College named as town representative. Augsburg earned a remaining playoff spot by defeating St. Cloud 56-54 in Minnesota. Upcoming schedule lists Montreal at New York and other matchups through Sunday with Detroit and Boston in notable games.
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Eastern Town all conference teams dominate high scorers
The 1963 64 Eastern Town all conference selections feature Cerny of Lone Tree as scoring champion with 219 points in 12 games, and include Denny Harmon and Dave Hawley of West Liberty among first units. Senior and junior mix leads with eight seniors on the honorable mention, and teams include Mount Vernon, Durant, Lone Tree, Wilton, West Liberty, West Branch, and U High.
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Guthrie Center Everly viewed as top clash in semifinals
Top ranked Guthrie Center and Everly face off in the girls state tournament semifinals in what many expect to be the game of the year. Southeast Warren and Wellsburg also meet in the other semi with both teams seeking a title upset. Guthrie Center players cope with a bruised elbow while Everly aims to repeat late season dominance against Elgin Valley.
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Hayes Tourney Delayed A Week For Conflicts
The Hayes Amateur Basketball tournament is postponed to March 24 31 from March 17 24 due to competing events. The change avoids the Kiwanis banquet honoring Muscatine teams on March 19 with featured speaker Maurice John Drake. Burlington Junior College and Augustana College players will join under the new setup.
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Packers' Taylor Getting Stronger After Illness
Packers fullback Jimmy Taylor, 27, says he is clear of hepatitis infection after hospital stay and plans light activity for six weeks to two months. He hopes to be back in full strength for the All-Star Game in Chicago next August.
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College Basketball Scores Across East Coast Rounds
The Associated Press reports York University beat St John s New York 56 47 Providence trailed in another game while Brown won 57 Fordham 66 Manhattan 61 and Connecticut 92 Syracuse trailed 4 in a windy scoring spread across multiple teams with limited details.
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