UCLA Bruins Rally Clobber Oregon St in Narrow Upset Run
UCLA strong in home win over Oregon State 94 to 64 after a tight 67-65 win in Corvallis. The Bruins, rated No 1 in the Pac Eight, face Oregon next as Southern California eyes a March 13 rematch and a shot at the NCAA tournament despite questions about their shooting and hunger.
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Mixed bowling results show Sleepers and rivals tally
On Friday Night Rollers defeated Nuggetts 3 0 and Rats 3 0 while Cats beat Knows 2 1 and Beginners beat Sleepers 2 1. Rollers led team series with 2083 and 733 in team game. Nuggets 1810 plus 146, Nuggets 636 plus 48. Individual leaders include Elizabeth Wolfe 200 and J Fisher 237. Lucy Smith and Maurice Henry posted 582.
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Wolfe
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Emerson Beats Laver In Six-Set Tennis Classic
Emerson overcame Laver in a nearly three hour match at Emerson, winning the fourth after dropping the third and taking the sixth game of the second set to turn the tide. Laver praised his play while Emerson called it one of his best efforts, a key step toward the semifinals where he would face a dejected loser.
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Trojans take second in Southeast 7 race in win over Davis County
Fairfield beat Davis County 66-57 to claim sole runner-up in the Southeast 7 with Washington third. Mount Pleasant edged Fort Madison 55-50 as Gary Wilson led Fairfield with 19 points, Steve Perry 16, and John Simmons 13. Oskaloosa clinched the conference title 79-66 over Washington. Sophomore action had Oska loosa 82-...
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Greg Denning
Oskaloosa
Meeting Laver in Tennis Classic Becomes Moral Victory
New Haven Conn United Press international reports that Rod Laver dominates all challengers, extending his earnings to 110000 after a 63 57 63 346 63 win over Roy Emerson. Dennis Ralston and Arthur Ashe clash February 22 at Madison Square Garden to earn a semifinal shot on March 18, while Emerson meets Tom Okker in the other semifinal.
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Women’s bowling Hy-Vee 1998 results and top scores
Wash Accing led with a 2058 series, Miller 2049 and Sitler 1838. Boyd’s 1970, Willows 2110, McCleery 1895, Stanley 2134, and team series Stanley 2134 Willows 2110. Miller 764 and Stanley 745 for team games. Lucy Smith 582 and Cheryl Richards 41. Lucy Smith 213 and Gladys Beenblossom 212 in top individual games.
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Golf trailblazers Snead Weaver share Tucson Open lead
In rain delayed Tucson Open action at Tucson National Golf Course J C Snead and Dewitt Weaver each shot 66 to sit 6 under after the opening round Archer, Trevino, Bies and others nearby lead pack two strokes back as the field eyes Sunday completion of the 72 hole event with potential showers in the forecast Snead a former baseball player and nephew of Sam Snead and Weaver a former SMU quarterback combined for six under par on Friday’s round after a Thursday washout
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Waco Warriors conquer Cardinal in basketball clash
Waco defeated Cardinal of Eldon 94-45 in the varsity game as Hanky Jack Schrader led with 28 points and 13 rebounds. Steve Rich added 19, Rob ert Osborne 13, Spence Anderson 10, with Anderson and Rich each pulling 13 boards. In the sophomore game, Waco won 61-38 with Rulon Roth scoring 25. Waco finished 14-0 in Blackhawk Conference play and 14-3 overall, earning a first round bye in the tournament and set to meet Winfield Mt. Union next.
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Gary Moore
Pave Schooley
Cardinal
Chris Barcus
Jeff Roe
Waco
Rulon Roth
Ed Anderson
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Mt. Union
Mediapolis
Mid-Prairie Opens Tournament Trail in Sectional
The Mid-Prairie Hawks begin their postseason at home Monday, facing Columbus Junction at 7:30 PM in the sectional. A win advances them to a Tuesday elimination game against Lone Tree, with the winner meeting Highland, L&M, or West Liberty Thursday in the sectional finals.
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Barbara Lins Services Held at Jones Funeral Home
Friday service at 2 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home conducted by Rev. Richard Peterson. Barbara Lins' funeral featured organist Mrs. T. R. Phillips and soloist Miss Peggy Kephart. Casketbearers included John Winga Jr., John Fritz, William Dusenbery, Dale Richards, David Henry, Davis, and Howard Pearson. Burial followed in Elm Grove Cemetery.
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Katona
Merry Hospital
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Peace Corps volunteer James Yoder heads to India
James A. Yoder son of Mr. and Mrs. Dale E. Yoder of Kalona leaves San Francisco February 14 for India to serve 27 months with the Peace Corps. He will work on an agricultural project in Punjab after 13 weeks of orientation in New Delhi. Address: James Yoder Peace Corps in care of American Embassy New Delhi India.
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Hawks finish season with 71 56 win over Mount Vernon
Mid- Prairie Golden Hawks closed the season with a 71-56 victory over Mount Vernon at Wellman. Dick Ehrenfelt scored 25, Steve Mast 18, Bill Redlinger 13, with supporting scores from Yetty Spreacker Boyd and Bender. Mount Vernon was led by Ellison 18 and Pitlick 10 as the Hawks clinched a 12-2 Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Conference record and 13-4 overall. Tournament action begins Monday hosting Columbus Junction at 2:30 p.m.
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Des Moines Bill to Permit Hunting in State Preserves
The House approved a bill 85-3 sending it to Governor Ray that would let the preserve advisory board designate certain preserves for game hunting. The board could choose areas, with seven of 18 presently indicated as potential hunting sites if Ray signs. A second bill, passed 81-1, makes misusing temporary and instruction driving permits a misdemeanor.
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Egypt's peace proposal lacks extraordinary elements
Israeli officials react to Egypt's reported willingness to trade peace for a withdrawal to pre 1967 lines. Shimon Peres noted Sadat's concept of peace is unclear and urged study of Arab readiness for peace while stressing Israel cannot return to 1967 borders amid Soviet intervention, arms buildup, and Jordanian politics.
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Vending Machines Play Jokes in Dallas Area
Dallas area vending machines installed by a local firm play short jokes after dispensing snacks. Replaceable tapes hold 40 jokes. The company is developing a unit to deter customers who kick or shake the machines.
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Why Not’s Lead Team Night In Local Bowling League
In Tuesday night play of the Melody Makers League the Why Not’s topped Odd Balls 3 to 0 as Hot Shots and Numb Numbs split 0 3. Old Timers fell to Gold Diggers 2 2 while Gutter Dusters dropped hits & misses 1 2. L Smith led with 215 in one game and 604 in series, C Humphreys added a 206 574.
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