Mediapolis Pursues State Title as No 1 Seed Faces Strong Tourney Field
Des Moines UPI Mediapolis 27 0 leads a 27 0 overall bid as top ranked team in the girls state tournament at Veterans Auditorium. Roland Story seeks to defend its title while four unblemished teams join the final 16 and four first timers enter the finals. The field includes Farragut Lake View Auburn Orient Macksburg and others as first round pairings are set Tuesday and Wednesday with key matchups Mediapolis vs Clay Central and Andrew vs Roland-Story among the marquee clashes.
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DES Moines
UPI
Rannen Mediapolis
Bullettes
Veterans Auditorium
Montezuma
Mediapolis
Farragut
Vern McLearn
Roland Story
LENCE
Debbie Coates
Norsemen
Cathy Kammin
Atlettes
Andrew
HLV
Lake View-Auburn
Orient Macksburg
HSV
Rockford
Adel
Colfax
Garnavid
Clay Central
Manson
Bristow
West Marshall
Hinton
Garnaville
P.m. Mediapolis
Roland-Story
P.m. Orient-Macksburg
Washington Girls Swim Team Finishes Seventh at State Meet
Washington high school girls placed seventh out of 24 at the state YMCA swimming and diving championships in Fort Dodge. Dubuque won, Cedar Rapids Central was second, Ames third. Despite two ill teammates, alternates contributed to relays as coach Milo Steele Jr. praised the team. The season ends for most with the area meet in Lincoln on March 17. a few hope for nationals in Fort Lauderdale in April.
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Fort Dodge
Dubuque
Cedar Rapids Central
Ames Washington
Oskaloosa
Milo Steele Jr
Lincoln
Nebraska
Fort Lauderdale
Fla
Hawks beat 76ers but still trail in division race
Atlanta outscored Philadelphia 138 130 led by Pete Maravich with 38 points and a 49 point third quarter but the win did not close the gap on Baltimore in the Central Division. Lou Hudson added 36 as Fred Carter led Philadelphia with 29.
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United Press International
Atlanta Hawks
Hawks
Philadelphia 76Ers
National Basketball Association
Baltimore Bullets
New York Knicks
Bullets
Pete Maravich
Lou Hudson
Fred Carter
76Ers
Uards
Archie Clark
Phil Chenier
Knicks
New York
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Chenier
Milwaukee
Houston
Los Angeles
Cleveland
Chicago
Phoenix
Detroit
Portland
Boston
Buffalo
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Lucius Allen
Bucks
Jim McMillian
Wilt Chamberlain
Lakers
Chamberlain
Cavaliers
Jim King
Bulls
King
Clem Haskins
Dick van Arsdale
Bob Love
Chet Walker
Neal Walk
Bob Lanier
Pistons
Trail Blazers
Anier
Dave Bing
Geoff Petrie
Lloyd Neal
Dave Cowens
Celts
Paul Silas
Allin Captures Florida Citrus Open with 23 Under
Brian Allin, a 28 year old California veteran, won the Florida Citrus Open in Orlando by eight strokes finishing 23 under par with a 265 total. Gibby Gilbert faded as Charles Coody and Nicklaus peers trailed, marking Allin’s breakthrough tour victory after years of solid play.
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Fla
UPI
Brian Allin
Allin
Greater Greensboro
Milwaukee
Gibby Gilbert
Gilbert
Charles Coody
Disney World
Citrus
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
McNalley Sutton sign 73 contracts in MLB talks
Dave McNally and Don Sutton settled 1973 terms after spring holdouts. McNally cut to 98 000 with Orioles after a 13 17 season. Sutton boosted to 87 500 with Dodgers and aims to pair with Messersmith. Meantime Vida Blue and Ken Holtzman remain unsigned for Oakland amid agent runs.
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Unitedress
Dave McNally
Don Sutton
McNally
Baltimore Orioles
Dodgers
Andy Messersmith
Sutton
Woldouts
Oakland A
Charles C. Finley
Vida Blue
Ken Holtzman
Holtzman
Finley
Blue
Court cites undeliverable summons in Berlin case
West Berlin court notes a lawyer’s letter stating a summons to his client was returned with the addressee listed as deceased. The West Berlin newspaper Tagesspiegel ran the reproduced letter to verify it was sent.
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Special Delivery
Berlin
UPL
West Berlin
Tagesspiegel
Local Professional Directory Listings and Contacts
Listings of local professionals include attorneys Day Meeker Bates Arbuckle Morrison Lloyd Owen Stewart Shearer Wright and Tweeton. Also present are the Production Credit Association office in Washington with Melvin Schneider manager, Maplewood Manor Nursing Home in Keota, Dr L Letter osteopathic physician, Dr John W Lemmon optometrist, and an entry for Dr M L Tweeton closed Saturdays.
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Production Credit Association
North Iowa
Washington
Melvin Schneider
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P. Porter
W Wilson
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G. Russell
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G Russell
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Northrup King Seeds
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Lats
Iowa
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Hochstedler
Gary Hochstedler
Mid-Prairie
Pella Christian
Solon
Ottumwa
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McNalley
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East Main Street
Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
Earl C. Wright
Salona
Brighton
M.L. Tweeton
North Marion
Maplewood Manor Nursing Home
P.l.etter
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Iowa Avenue
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Goodwin
Marty McKowen
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Hall’s Feed Service Inc
Hubbard
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