Southeast Seven names cage all conference picks
The league coaches released the Southeast Seven all conference basketball teams. Steve Goff and Denny Witthoft earned first and second team honors respectively, with Bill Barnhouse of Oskaloosa a unanimous pick for first team and MVP.
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Centerville
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Highland Booster Club Pancake and Sausage Feed Set
The annual Highland Booster Club event at Highland High School returns Saturday, March 3 with two lunch and dinner sessions from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 4 p.m. to 8 p.m. Adult tickets cost 1.50 and children 0.75. Games and prize drawings planned.
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Bean feed at Washington YMCA to honor boys basketball season
Grade school boys and parents are reminded of a bean feed at the Washington YMCA Saturday at noon. Trophies and certificates will be handed to league players and Earl Capps of Hobby Land will present a rockets program. Attendees paying 75 cents must register by 10 a.m. Saturday at the Y.
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Women's Bowling Results From Thursday Scores
Slow Rollers 3, Polka Dots 1. Merry Maids 3, Four Spares 1. Bowling Bags 3, Brighton Four 1. High team series Bowling Bags 2021 Maids 2010. Team game Bags 706 Maids 697. Individual series Anna Russell 542 Helen Wilson 511. Individual game Martha Schooley and Helen Wilson 212 Jean Close 211.
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Bucks Top Knicks 114 100 Behind Abdul Jabbar
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 36 points to pace the Milwaukee Bucks to a 114 100 win over the New York Knicks. The Bucks built a double digit lead early, led 57 42 at halftime, and withstood a fourth quarter run sparked by Phil Jackson and John Gianelli.
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Hoosiers Set New Swimming Records At Big Ten Meet
Indiana crushed two pool records and two Big Ten marks to command the opening day lead at the Big Ten Swimming and Diving Championships in Ann Arbor. Gary Hall anchored a 1:54.86 in the 200-yard individual medley relay and 3:27.31 in the 400-yard medley relay powered by Indiana teammates. John Kinsella added a 4:31.59 win in the 500-yard freestyle while Michigan State’s Glenn Disosway won the 50-yard freestyle and Ohio State’s Tim Moore took the one meter diving title.
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Louisville Beats Tulsa to Push NIT Bid Hope
Louisville defeated Tulsa 69 to 62 as Bill Bunton and Junior Bridgeman led with 18 points each. Tulsa's Willie Biles scored 36 but could not overturn the margin in the second half. Manhattan won 77-63 over West Virginia, Seton Hall 95-76 over St. Peter's, and East Carolina 96-62 over Richmond to advance in the Southern Conference tournament. Furman 101-68 over Appalachian State, Davidson 88-77 over VMI, William and Mary 97-72 over The Citadel.
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Chi Chi Slims Down as He Leads Florida Citrus Open
Chi Chi Rodriguez, dieting to 120 pounds, shot an 8 under 64 to take a share of the opening round lead at the Florida Citrus Open in Orlando. He ties Gibby Gilbert, with Bob Murphy and others close, amid a field of 147.
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Williams Oil and Buckwalter Motor Face Off in Bowling Meet
Williams Oil beat Sohigro 22 to 12 with team series 2527 to 2490. Buckwalter Motor led team game 890 to Williams Oil 884. Cal Humphreys posted 591 series and 236 game while Dick Hotle had 555 series and Doyle Brown 213 in a dense scoring session.
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Walton Receives DeVry Diploma in Chicago
Dennis D. Walton of Keota earned a diploma from DeVry Institute of Technology Chicago one of the Bell Howell Schools. He specialized in Electronic Operations Technology and works at Amana Refrigeration as a microwave R D and engineering technician.
Big Eight indoor meet favors Adams Brosius in open finals
Colorado sophomore Kingsley Adams is expected to win the long jump and possibly the triple and high jumps as the 45th Big Eight indoor championships begin in Kansas City. Kansas State’s Tom Brosius contests the shot put title with a best of 62-6 this season as Nebraskan hopes focus on defending the team crown with Kansas providing strong field and hurdle challenges.
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House GOP blocks IPERS retirement increase in Iowa
Des Moines report notes House Republicans blocked a Democratic bid to raise IPERS benefits by 10.6 percent instead of 3.4 percent. The amendment failed 52 to 44 amid a $15.1 million price tag. main bill cost about $6.5 million next biennium and was postponed to Friday. Gov. Ray supports the measure to boost benefits for about 119000 IPERS enrollees.
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Belmond Homes to build new plant in Belmond Iowa area
Design Homes Inc announced a Belmond based plant named Belmond Homes Inc to manufacture 14 by 70 foot mobile homes for Iowa within a 100 mile radius and for Minnesota. The plan aims to meet regional market demand and create local jobs.
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Nevada Senate Rejects Equal Rights Amendment Vote
Nevada Senate votes 16 to 4 against an equal rights amendment to the U S Constitution. State Sen. Helen Herr denounces the measure calling women not created equal, while Augusta Maine sees a 16 16 tie leaving the issue alive for next week. 38 states must approve and 28 have, with Nevada the ninth rejection and Illinois reintroducing the measure.
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