Buckeyes Inch Toward Revenge Against Cincinnati In NCAA Run
Ohio State remains in a first place tie with Illinois after a 87-77 win over Michigan State led by Gary Bradds 31 points. Illinois beat Purdue 87-79 to stay in the title chase as Loyola Chicago NYU Colorado State Texas Western Oklahoma City University Seattle Oregon State and Utah State join the NIT field. Loyola opens tourney play March 11 at Evanston while NYU meets an at large foe in Philadelphia.
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Big Ten Race Shifts as Puzzle Tightens Heading to Final Third
Four-team contenders Illinois Ohio State Minnesota and Indiana held the top spots in the Big Ten with records of 7-2 7-3 and 6-3 respectively. Illinois beat Purdue 87-79 while Ohio State edged Michigan State 87-77 and Minnesota overwhelmed Wisconsin 72-48. Indiana beat Iowa 72-71 with Northwestern topping Michigan 63-62.
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Fire destroys Benner Food Store interior damage estimated
Ten years ago today at 7 15 a m Benner Food Store employees found the interior ablaze. Firemen battled the blaze causing extensive damage with loss estimated between 50 000 and 75 000 dollars.
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Latta Leads District Wrestling Push From Williamsburg
Rick Latta advances to the district meet at Prairie High Cedar Rapids after winning the 133 pound class at Williamsburg sectional where Denny Coon and Dave Coon won consolation bouts. Leon Lintz placed third but will not compete in the district. Washington finished sixth in team standings. Grinnell led with 81 points. Top two in each weight class advance to the district meet.
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Hoosiers Hold Off Hawkeyes In Close Big Ten Battle
Indiana beat Iowa 72 71 as Tom Bolyard scored 29 points to lead the Hoosiers who improved to 6 3 in the Big Ten. Jimmy Rayl managed only 2 points while Jerry Messick led Iowa with 24 and Dave Roach added 15 in a tight contest from start to finish.
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Riverside falls to Lone Tree in sectional opener
Riverside loses 47 44 to Lone Tree in first round action at West Liberty. Riverside led 21 13 at half and 39 33 after three, but fouls sidelined Dallas Krantz with four minutes left as Lone Tree surged to the victory. Lone Tree outscored Riverside at the charity stripe 11 17 while Riverside managed 8 20.
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Phelps
Girls Districts Open With Local Games Tonight
First round girls district basketball games start tonight at Pekin and Mt. Pleasant with Mid Prairie meeting Morning Sun in Pekin at 8 30 after a sectional final loss. New London faces Fremont at 7 in Pekin. Mt. Pleasant hosts Winfield Mt Union versus Stockport at 7 and Harmony Farming ton plays Wapello at 8 30. Wednesday hosts second round with WACO meeting the Mid Prairie Morning Sun winner at Pekin at 8 30.
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Twenty Pythian Sisters meet in West Chester hall
Twenty Pythian Sisters gathered at the K.P. hall in West Chester. Mrs. Howard Moore presided as M E C. A donation of 33.41 was sent to the March of Dimes, from a coffee event held January 31. March 13 is set for the school of in-
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School of In
Cincinnati Keeps its Number 1 Spot
United Press International college basketball rankings list Cincinnati as the top team with a 19-1 record and 34 first-place votes. Duke is second, followed by Loyola Chicago and Arizona State in the top four, with several other major programs rounded in the top 20.
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Valentine Committee Reports Donations and Refreshments
Altruistic report totals $190.25 with $11.55 in cards $9.50 in flowers and 13 sick calls by members. Next serving committee includes Mrs. Ray Hough Doris Gerling and Mrs. Betty Janecek. After refreshments in the dining room two volunteers packed valentine boxes of cookies candy and fruit.
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Ray Hough
Doris Gerling
Betty Janecek
Keith Statler
Elsie Asby
Margaret West
Valentine
Bowling Results and School Enrollment Figures
Results show Zieglowsky Builders leading with a team series of 2650 and Hy Vee 2600. Don Smith tops individual series with 588 and 233 best game by Cloyce Zieglowsky. Pupil enrollment across public elementary and secondary schools ends the year at 40,007,912.
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