Buckeyes Chase Revenge as NCAA Bid Hangs in Balance
Ohio State eyes revenge on top-ranked Cincinnati in the NCAA tournament as G Bradds scores 31 to keep the Buckeyes tied for first in the Big Ten after beating Michigan State. Illinois, Loyola, Colorado, Texas Western and others battle for at large bids as conference races tighten and NIT qualifiers emerge.
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Ohio State
Cincinnati
Bearcats
Buckeyes
Gary Brads
Ilinois
Michigan State
Llinois
Purdue
Loyola of Illinois
New York University
Colorado State
Texas Western
Oklahoma City University
Seattle
Oregon State
Utah
Loyola
Evanston
Agas
NYU
Philadelphia
Oklahoma City
Lubbock
Tex
Utah State
Fire damages Benner Food Store. losses estimated high
Ten years ago today firemen were summoned at 15 am when employees at the Benner Food Store found the interior ablaze on their arrival. The blaze caused extensive damage with losses estimated between 50 100 and 75 000 dollars.
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Benner Food Store
Big Ten Race Becomes Four Team Tight Standings
Four top Big Ten teams share the lead at 7-2 as Minnesota Indiana Ohio State all won. Illinois beat Purdue 87-79 and Indiana edged Iowa 72-71 while Northwestern topped Michigan 63 with four games left in the season. Bradds led Ohio State with 31 points and Smail topped all scorers with 32.
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Chicago
UPI
Hllinois
Ohio
Minnesota
Indianais
Ohio State
Indiana
Mllnois
Purdue
Big Ten
Gary Bradkis
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Town
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Michigan
Iowa
Bradds
Buckeyes
Bill Smail
Towa
Tom Bolyard
Hoosiers
Latta Leads Cedar Rapids District Wrestling Bid
Rick Latta advances to the district meet at Prairie High Cedar Rapids after winning the Williamsburg sectional 133 pound title. Leon Lintz placed second in 127 pounds and will join Latta with coach Don Lawless and assistants in Cedar Rapids for first round matches tonight at 7. Sectional finals Saturday saw Latta pin Dave Burgy and edge Mike Deatherage 6 5 while Lintz defeated I Lee of Morning Sun before losing to Donald McKinney. Washington finished sixth in the team standings. Grinnell led with 81 points.
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Rick Latta
Prairie High
Cedar Rapids
Demon Ace
Williamsburg
Latta
Dave Burgy
Mike Deatherage
Grinnell
Leon Lintz
I Lee
Morning Sun
Donald McKinney
Clutter
Lintz
Jim Buck
Ron Gregory
Tom Henline
Tama - Toledo
Washington
Davis County
Traer-Clutter
Tama
Toledo
Vinton
Elow Washington
Belle Plaine
Cardinal Community
Iowa Braille
Sight Saving School of
Hawkeyes Almost Pull Off Upset Against Indiana
Indiana edged Iowa 72 54 in a Big Ten men basketball game. Tom Bolyard scored 29 for the Hoosiers as the lead changed hands down the stretch. Iowa was led by Jerry Messick with 24 and Dave Roach with 15.
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Owa City
UPI
Indiana
Tom Bolvard
Hawkeyes
Hoosiers
Iowa
Bolyard
Bdyard
Jimmy Rays
Big Ten
Rayl
Jimmy Rod- Jerry Messick
Dave Roach
Riverside Falls in First Round of Sectionals to Lone Tree
Riverside slipped 47 44 to Lone Tree in a Class A B sectional first round at West Liberty. Riverside led 21 13 at half and 39 33 after three quarters before fouls and late rally by Lone Tree decided the game. Lone Tree’s Ron Cerny and Phelps led scoring. Riverside’s Dallas Krantz fouled out with 4 minutes left.
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Riverside
Lone Tree
West Liberty
Washington County
Darell Bogner
Dallas Krantz
Krantz
Lone
Ron Cerny
Phelps
Girls Districts Open With Two Sites Tonight
First round girls district tournament games start tonight at Pekin and Mt. Pleasant. Mid Prairie faces Morning Sun in Pekin at 8:30 after a sectional loss to Cardinal. New London plays Fremont at 7. Mt. Pleasant hosts Winfield-Mt Union vs Stockport at 7 and Harmony Farming ton vs Wapello at 8:20. The WACO winner meets Mid Prairie Morning Sun winner Wednesday at Pekin 8:30.
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Morning Sun
West Biton
Fox Valley
Stockport
Hedrick
Moulton - Udell
Oxford
Amana
Mt. Vernon
Springville
Wilton Junction
Wapello
Winfield Mt. Union
New London
Pekin
Tri-County
Ottumwa Walsh
Sigourney
English Valley
HLV
Vie
Marengo
Norway Ng
Mid - Prairie Girls
Cardinal
Fremont
Mt. Pleasant
Winfield-Mt Union
Harmony of
Farmington
Waco Girls
Mt. Union
Mid Prairie
Pekin Gymnasium
Twenty Pythian Sisters Meet at W Chester Event
Twenty Pythian Sisters gathered at the K P hall in West Chester on a Wednesday evening chaired by Mrs Howard Moore. They contributed 93.41 to the March of Dimes from a January 31 coffee event and noted a March 12 school date.
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West Chester
K.P. Hall
Howard Moore
March of Dimes
School of In
Cincinnati Keeps ts Number 1 Spot
UPI lists major college basketball rankings through Feb 16 with Cincinnati at top, Duke second, Loyola Marymount and Arizona State in top four, and a spread of teams in the top 20. The piece notes first place votes and win loss records, plus a stray mention of other schools and rankings.
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NEW York
UPI
United Press International
Cincinnati
Duke
Loyola MI
Arizona State
Mlinois
Wichita
Ohio State
Stanford
West Virginia
Pittsburgh
Seattle
Bowling league standings and high scores reported
Zieglowsky Builders lead with 19 points to Freshwaters 16 in the Blue Monday league. Hy-Vee and Zieglowsky post top team scores 2600 and 2690 respectively, while Don Smith posts 588 in the individual series and 233 in a game. Zieglowsky 993 in a three-game total.
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Zieglowsky Builders
Freshwaters
Fareway
Hy-Vee
Reif Dozers
Payne TV
Yoder
Wilson Clothing
Reif
Zieglowsky
Areway
Wilson
Payne
Don Smith
Rees
Cloyce Zieglowsky
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Ray Hough
Doris Gerling
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Keith Statler
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