Marquette wins despite communication problems in Notre Dame clash
Marquette remained unbeaten at 15 games with a 71-62 win over Notre Dame as Jim Chones led with 24 points and Gary Novak added 25 for the Irish. Louisville defeated North Texas State 95-72 as Ron Thomas had 17 points and 22 rebounds. North Dakota upset Eau Claire 73-70 ending the Blugolds 13‑game streak.
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al McGuire
Louisville
Denny Crum
McGuire
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Notre Dame
Jim Chones
Fighting Irish
Chones
Gary Novak
Crum
Cardinals
Ron Thomas
North Texas State
Eau Claire
North Dakota
Craig Skarperud
Ken Charles
Bartich
Fordham
Army
Cadets
Oregon
Steve Davidson
West Texas State
Long Island University
Eastern Kentucky
Mitchell
Western Kentucky
Ames Still On Top In UPI High School Poll
Ames leads the United Press International Iowa high school basketball poll at 12 1 after a 79 70 loss to Marshalltown. Cedar Rapids Washington is second with eight first place votes to Ames five. Sioux City East remains undefeated at 11 0 and in the top AA powers, with Marshalltown moving to third after a 10 2 record. Other teams shifting in the top 20 include Storm Lake South Tama Towa City West Davenport West and Cedar Rapids Kennedy with notable gains for Cedar Rapids Jefferson Fort Dodge and Harlan. Three couples celebrated 65th anniversaries: George Stoutner Keota Theodore C Kipping Redfield and Pearl Tucker Akron.
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Ames
United Press International
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Washington
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North
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Chariton
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Alta
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City West
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Oelwein
Burlington
Annual meeting on Certified seed standards in Ames
Members recall past weather and roads for January meeting. Discussion covers Herbicides with mixed performance and Tri crop results after three seasons. Peddlers of Triticale and high pricing criticized. Open house set for Friday February 4 from 10 to 5 with hot ham sandwiches and over $200 in door prizes plus a prize for the farmer traveling farthest.
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Ames
Weather key to road race
Monte Carlo rally under way as Waldegaard's Porsche 911S leads in dry opening sections. Alpine Renaults and Datsuns compete amid uncertain Alpine weather with snow on only four of eight tests. Fifteen key sections on final two stages determine the winner Friday morning.
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Alex Frere
Monte Carlo
UPI
French Alps
Porsche
Sweden
Bjorn Waldegaard
Alpine Reault
Datsun
Waldegaard
Ove Andersson
Jean-Luc Therier
Alps
Chambery
Ack
Finn Rauno Aaltonen
Highland Booster Club Pancake Supper Billed for March 4
The Highland Booster Club schedules a Pancake Whole Hog Salange Supper on March 4. Members are asked to verify their committee assignments and donors may contact any Booster Club member for details.
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Highland Booster Club
Booster Club
YMCA fifth sixth grade hoops leads with Joe Falk wins
Joe Falk posted 14 points against the Y's Men and 12 versus the Jaycees to push its fifth and sixth grade basketball record. Tim Borchardt and Mike Leihardt led scoring. Rotary, Wa-Con-Da, and Y's Men trading wins with mixed results.
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Wa-Con-Da
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Mike Leihardt
Tim Orris
Brian Krogmeier
Dave Laffoon
Doug Crossett
Marty Speece
Dean Conry
Y's Men
Doug Black
Steve Genck
Fred Doggett
Greg Widmer
Dean Speece
Marty McKowen
Jim Howell
Marvin Sojka
Matt Genkinger
Jim Gebhardt
Matt Nemmers
Mitch Macrander
Genkinger
Mattis
Jim
Gebhardt
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Bob Boyd
John Moratti
Todd Fulton
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Celtcs
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Lakers
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Celtics
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Eddie Hess
Mike Genkinger
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Chris Mings
Buck
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Joe Hennigan
Myron Sojka
Scott Craig
Jim Taylor
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Barber wins golf title in Tucson playoff duel
Miller Barber defeats George Archer in a historic Tucson Open finale after an 18-hole playoff and sudden-death extra holes. Barber sinks a 20-foot birdie on the 21st hole to claim the $30,000 first prize as Archer settles for $17,100.
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Tucson, Ariz
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Miller Barber
George Archer
Barber
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