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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1972
Page
11
Lone Tree’s girls basketball opened with a non-conference victory over Solon but then dropped eight straight, including two losses to state powers Mediapolis and Winfield. The skid followed prior wins over Highland and L-M, with a 57-55 setback among the stretch.
Lone Tree showed improvement by routing Highland 49 29 and L M 45 29 before holiday break. In the West Branch tournament the Lionettes fell 82 57 to Clear Creek then 60 59 to Columbus. They split the next four games beating Danville and Mid Prairie while losing to Morning Sun and Wapello.
West Liberty fell to New London in overtime as Lone Tree’s season ended 57-41 in the sectional. The top scorers returning include Vicki Huff who totaled 574 points as a sophomore this year after 472 as a sophomore prior. Diane Forbes led sophomores with 219 points, followed by Julie Burr at 207. Several guards depart after graduation.
Sunday schedule for the Junior Bowling Tourney lists doubles and singles events with participants including Debbie Andresen Sue Wolf Bruce Elliott Tony Sturms Tom Goetaman Ed Wickert and many others. The Muscatine girls gymnastics team earned several honors at an Fairfield invitational and background notes include historic bowling events and race winnings.
A collage of NCAA scores and regional results shows North Carolina edging Duke 63 to 48 in the ACC semifinals while Maryland defeated Virginia 62 to 57. Regional play includes Hartford beating Ithaca 81 to 66 and others across the East, Midwest, and West with several consolation games and first round outcomes.
Iowa State heads to the NCAA championships in College Park as a potential record setter with five of six semifinalists. Oklahoma State faltered, Michigan State rose to runner up, and Ben Peterson along with Phil Parker and Chris Taylor anchor ISU’s title bid.
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