Class AA Showdowns Loom as Storm Lake Des Moines Roosevelt Advance
The Des Moines Roosevelt and Storm Lake reached the Class AA finals after strong showings in Friday’s semifinals. Harlan challenged Storm Lake before falling 80-74, while Roosevelt beat Fort Dodge 66-57. Paullina and Ottumwa Walsh rolled in Class A with Walsh defeating Blairsburg 88-57 and Paullina routing Thompson 95-49.
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Walsh and Roosevelt Reach Semis With Strong Wins
Ottumwa Walsh routed Blairsburg 88 to 57 as five Walsh players hit double figures led by Tim Dellers with 31 points and 13 rebounds. Des Moines Roosevelt beat Fort Dodge 66 to 57, with Toby Houston scoring 22 and Kent Magnusson contributing 18 as Roosevelt showed depth and defense.
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Local bowlers challenge five from Dubuque in two-match series
Five Dubuque bowlers faced five Muscatine rivals in a planned series of match games tonight at Dubuque and Sunday evening at Pla-Mar Lanes. Participants include Muscatine's Mike Berlin Harold Hetzler Jack Frost Butch Ballenger Sony Snyder and Dubuque fielded Tor Schmidt Jarry Wied erholt Ken Raeth Dave Felter Jim Gatena with spectators invited from the junior city tournament.
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San Francisco Opens Playoff Season Against Hawks
Jeff Mullins scored 29 as San Francisco defeated St. Louis 111 106 in the Western semifinals opener. Wilt Chamberlain dominated for Philadelphia with 37 points 29 rebounds and seven assists in the 118 110 win over New York.
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Diamond and One sinks Cougars in NCAA title clash
UCLA fans celebrate as the Bruins deploy a diamond and one defense to limit Elvin Hayes and Houston. Lew Alcindor dominates with 18 rebounds and 19 points, Shackelford adds 17, and UCLA advances to the national final to face North Carolina after a 101-69 semifinal rout.
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Warriors edge St Louis in late rally for 109 106 win
Rudy LaRusso scored 23 points as Golden State held off St Louis 109 106 with about 10 seconds left. Don Ohl led the Spirits with 26, Bill Bridges 21, Paul Silas 20. Chamberlain and Jones sparked a New York comeback but fell short as Willis Reed led the Knicks with 38 and Dick Barnett 29.
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Nenning Leads Ski Team at Sun Valley Meet
Austrian Gerhard Nenning led his team to a first day lead in the American International Team Ski meet at Sun Valley Idaho while Canada's Nancy Greene posted the top individual showing by winning the women's downhill in 1 43 67 on the 1 1 2 mile course. She beat Isabelle Mir of France by 2 3 seconds. Olga Pali of Austria was third. Greene also dominated Worlds Cup events last week at Aspen. Nenning clocked 2 2 81 in the two mile men downhill, besting Jean Claude Killy. Karl Schranz was third.
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Dampier's 54 Points Sets ABA Record For Colonels
Louie Dampier exploded for 54 points to set an ABA single game mark and lift the Kentucky Colonels toward an playoff berth. His 23 field goals and 4 of 5 free throws fueled a 119-106 victory over Indiana in Louisville, tying the Colonels with New Jersey for fourth in the Eastern Division as they prepare for a winner-take-all showdown with Indiana at Commack to earn a spot in the ABA playoffs leading to a series with Minnesota.
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Anything Can Happen at Hayes Tournament
Winter Sunday afternoon and evening will close the Hayes Independent Basketball Tournament. A 16 team field narrowed to four with several forfeits and dramatic play. Semifinals start at 1 00 p m and 2 30 p m with Ina Maes facing Lefeleys All Stars and Doonan Carth Buyers meeting Hunters TV.
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National Hockey League Friday's Result and Upcoming Games
NHL results include Los Angeles 6 St. Louis 1 as part of Friday play. Friday games list Detroit at Montreal New York at Toronto Philadelphia at Los Angeles Pittsburgh at Minnesota St. Louis at Oakland. Sunday's slate Montreal at Chicago Toronto at New York Boston at Detroit Minnesota at Pittsburgh. Also mentions MCC prospects Doonan Cattle Buyers and Safety's All-Stars with Bur lington Junior College tie in.
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SU Wrestlers In Contention For NCAA Title
At Penn State finals, Rick Sanders of Portland State and Dan Gable of Iowa State headline the 38th NCAA Wrestling Championships. Oklahoma leads with 65 points and four finalists, followed by Iowa State with 57 and three finalists, Oklahoma State with 36, and Michigan State with 30. Sanders faces Dwayne Keiler of Oklahoma State, while Gable challenges Dave McGuire of Oklahoma, the defending national champion.
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NCAA Semifinals Set After UCLA Rout Houston
NCAA tournament semifinals featured UCLA defeating Houston 101 to 69 and North Carolina beating Ohio State to reach the final. In junior college action Mercer County Trenton defeated Vincennes 80 72 while San Jacinto beat Murray 70 68. Robert Morris Illinois downed Paducah 61 68. Town Central topped Boise 83 68. Miami Dade beat Christian College 86 75.
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