Four low ranked boys teams win substate openers
Dubuque, Boone, Atlantic and Storm Lake survived first substate tests. Dubuque held off Tipton 64-61 at Clinton, Boone beat Winterset 65-53 at Jefferson, Storm Lake edged Spencer 70-69 at Spencer, and Atlantic topped Mount Ayr 71-65 at Willisca. The winners advance to substate finals Saturday and then eight teams go to Des Moines for state finals starting March 21.
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Winterset
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All-state girls basketball selections led by McCool Petersen
Karen McCool Guthrie Center and Peg Petersen Everly head the Iowa Daily Press Association all-state team selections for girls basketball. The group highlights top scorers, standout guards, and rising sophomores from across the state, noting Guthrie Center Everly and Northwest Iowa duels as central stories.
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Iowa
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Harriett Taylor
Ney Sharon
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Wellsburg
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Central Decatur
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Creslon News-Advertiser
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Gilmore City-Bradgate shakes up staff denied by board
Gilmore City-Bradgate school officials dispute a rumored staff shakeup. Superintendent Frank Trusdell resigns while four coaches Wes Hunziker Tony Sebben Roger Ritchie and Don Kramer are dismissed at year's end due to non teaching majors.
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Gilmore City
Bradgate
H. C. Sorenson
Frank Trusdell
Wes Hunziker
Tony Sebben
Roger Ritchie
Don Kramer
Sorenson
Hunziker
Pro Basketball Wednesday Remnants Highlight Scores
Boston routed Chicago 171 to 108 while Cincinnati defeated Syracuse 128 to 114 and Detroit beat New York 112 to 112 in a split result. Los Angeles 98 outscored an unspecified opponent as St. Louis led 112 against New York. St. Louis at San Francisco is listed for Friday with Chicago at New York and St. Louis versus San Francisco at Oakland on the schedule.
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Duren traded from Angels to Phillies in early move
Pitcher Ryne Duren moves from the American to the National League with Los Angeles Angels selling the 24 year old reliever to the Philadelphia Phillies for just over 20 900 in waiver price. Manager Bill Rigney calls it a tough decision and notes Duren’s wild but valuable arm helped team spirit.
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Ryne Duren
Bitters
Bill Rigney
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Cassius Quits Predicting As Clay Beats Jones At Madison Square Garden
Cassius Clay, 21, 202% pounds, barely defeated Doug Jones in a 10 round decision at Madison Square Garden. The match drew a sellout crowd and a $104,943 gross, with Clay criticizing predictions and signaling no rush to meet Liston. Liston warned he would be jailed for murder if matched with Clay.
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Madison Square Garden
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Ike
Liston
Floyd Patterson
Bear Liston
Miami Beach
Louisville
Teddy Brenner
Garden
Jones
Yankee Stadium
Sweden
Ingemar Johansson
Artie Aidala
Frank Forbes
Joe LoScalzo
Associated Press
Muscatine youth league seeks sponsors for Little League shift
In Muscatine, Bob Varney leads the move from the midget loop to a Little League system aiming for ten sponsors, with four secured so far. New uniforms and sponsor names will appear on backs, teams receive uniform equipment, and fifteen players join each major league roster after three tryouts, then placed in a draft by a pool.
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Cams
Muscatine
Bae
Aumer
Cedar Street
Highway
Varney
East Eighth Street
Carlyne McGhi
Carlyne
Bateman Heads Colts Catchers in Apache Junction
Houston Colts manager Harry Craft declares 20 year old Bateman from Eileen Texas as the No 1 catcher for the young National League club. Craft says Bateman’s performance made him the first major decision in Colt positions. Bateman cost the team 17 dollars in a contrasted purchasing note.
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Ariz
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Houston Colts
John Bateman
Eileen
Tex
Craft
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