Adel and West Marshall Reach Girls State Semis in Close Wins
In Des Moines Adel and West Marshall upset Thursday night quarterfinals to reach the 1973 Girls State Basketball Tournament semifinals. Adel defeated Farragut 63-47 as Joyce Elder and Julie Goodrich led with 29 and 19. West Marshall beat Lake View Auburn 73-68 behind Holly Brockman’s 49 points. Mediapolis and Roland Story also advanced with Mediapolis routing Colfa 96-68 and Roland Story edging Manson 65-64.
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DES Moines
UPL
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West Marshall
Farragut
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Mediapolis
Roland Story
Joyce Elder
Julie Goodrich
Tigerettes
Theresa Albright
Reads
Lake View
Auburn
Blackhawks
Holly Brockman
Trojanettes
Sue Olberding
Jolene Blass
Debby Coates
Colfa
Miss Coates
Manson
Cathy Kammin
Adel - West Marshall
Evert Rolls Over Charles In Night Match At Dallas Tennis
Chris Evert, top seed, defeated Lesley Charles 6 0 6 2 in the Maureen Connally Brinker Tournament night session. Evert advances to the quarter finals against Katja Redondo while Evonne Goolagong, Virginia Wade, Kazuko Sawamatsu, Linda Tuero, and Sharon Walsh also reach the next round.
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Dallas
UPI
Chris Evert
Lesley Charles
Chris
Miss Evert
Maureen Connally Brinker
Miss Charles
Marita Rodondo
National City
Calif
Janet Young
Australia
Evonne Goolagong
Virginia Wade
England
Kazuko Sawamatsu
Japan
Linda Tuero
Meterie
Sharon Walsh
San Rafael
Katja Ebbinghaus
Germany
Miss Redondo
Miss Ebbinghaus
Miss Sawamatsu
Miss Wade
Miss Tuero
Miss Goolagong
Miss Walsh
Kentucky Wins Ninth Straight For SEC Title
Kentucky roared from a midseason 5-4 mark under rookie coach Joe B Hall to capture the Southeastern Conference title with an 86-81 win over Tennessee at Memorial Coliseum. The victory secured Kentucky’s 28th SEC crown in 41 years and advances the Cats to the NCAA Mideast Regionals.
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Memorial Coliseum
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Virginia
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Maryland
Clemson
Local YMCA Swimmers Qualify for State Meet at Williamsburg
A large contingent of YMCA swimmers qualified for the state meet at Williamsburg High School. Coaches list names and events across 8 and under through open divisions, including medley relays, freestyles, backs, and dives with multiple alternates and team members named for each event.
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Washington
YMCA
Williamsburg High School
Milo Steele Jr
Twinks and Mellingers Lead In CORN KING League Bowling
In Wednesday play within the CORN KING League Mellinger Furnace Pepsi Cola and Hanson Concrete Farm Bureau Gibson Discount results show Twinks 1 Payne TV 3 Mellingers 4 Gibson Discount 0 Hanson Concrete 1 Farm Service 3 Farm Bureau 3 Pepsi Cola 1 High team series Farm Service 2750 Farm Bureau 2738 High team game Farm Service 973 Pepsi Cola 943 Top individual series Jerry Schiebel 616 George Horn 589 Top individual game Jack Eaton 227 Larry Hough 225
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Pepsi Cola
Hanson Concrete Farm Bureau
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Mellingers
Hanson Concrete
Farm Service
Farm Bureau
Jerry Schiebel
George Horn
Jack Eaton
Larry Hough
Women’s Bowling Scores Highlight Local Matches
Roe’s Heating defeats Shamrock Inn 4 0 in a mixed roller. Squire Shoppe earns 1 point, while Roe’s Heating leaves with 3. Carson and Jack & Jill split, Pepsi Cola edges Ainsworth Bank, 3 to 1. Team Pepsi Cola leads with 2582, Shamrock Inn 2541. Squire Shoppe posts 906 in team game, Pepsi Cola 901. Bev Long nets 566 in series with 211 and 200 in games. Cheryl Richards adds 528 in series.
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Shamrock Inn
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Ainsworth Bank
Pepsi Cola
Squire Shoppe
CREM
Oss
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Carsons
Bev Long
Cheryl
Individual series and game high scores listed for players
The record shows individual series scores with Karen Hoyle 498 and Ren Ella Sanders 485. It also notes individual game scores Pepper Smith 189 and Polly Riley 187. This item documents top performances without detailing dates or events.
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Karen Hoyle
Ren Ella Sanders
Pepper Smith
Polly Riley
Vida Blue Begins Early Work as A's Open Camp
Vida Blue, baseball's top paid six game winner, arrives at Oakland's Mesa camp and plans to start workouts today to avoid a repeat of 1972. He and owner Charlie Finley show signs of progress in contract talks as several stars sign for 1973. Exhibition games report Pirates 7 Minnesota 6, Red Sox 7 Yankees 2, Mets 4 Tigers 3 in extras. California-Cleveland game canceled by rain.
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Bill Stoneman
Expos
Amos Otis
Tom Burgmeier
Royals
Roy White
Yankees
Pirates
Minnesota
Luke Wrenn
Red Sox
Mets
Tigers
Don Hahn
Cleveland
Archibald Breaks Scoring Mark As Kings Beat Bullets 105 93
Nate Archibald scored 29 points to push his season total to 2,492 and break Oscar Robertson’s Kansas City-Omaha Kings single season scoring record. Archibald leads the NBA in scoring and assists as Pete Maravich added 39 points and 13 assists for Atlanta in a 135-129 win over Portland. Boston beat Phoenix 141-134 in overtime, Buffalo defeated Chicago 112-102, and Baltimore remained chase in Central as Lou Hudson paced Atlanta.
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NBA
United Press International
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Oscar Robertson
Archibald
Pete Maravich
Atlanta Hawks
Portland Trailblazers
Boston Celtics
Phoenix Suns
Buffalo Braves
Chicago Bulls
Kansas City-Omaha
Baltimore
Omaha
Kings
Sam Lacey
Nate Williams
Mike Riordan
Archie Clark
Lou Hudson
Maravich
Atlanta
Dave Cowens
Don Chaney
Boston
Celtics
New York Knicks
Bob McAdoo
Randy Smith
Buffalo
Excitement Fatal to Basketball Fan in Des Moines
Leland Campbell, 66, of Bremen Indiana, died of a heart attack in the stands at the State Girls Basketball Tournament in Des Moines. He collapsed in the final seconds as Roland Story defeated Manson 65-64. Rescue workers treated him for about 15 minutes before he died en route to Mercy Hospital.
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Des Moines
UPI
Indiana
Leland Campbell
Bremen
Ind
Cathy Kammin
Roland Story
Campbell
Fred Rules
Mediapolis
Veterans Memorial Auditorium
Mercy Hospital
Izaak Walton League to Hold Trap Shoot Sunday
The Izaak Walton League will hold a trap shoot on Sunday March 11 starting at noon. The public is invited to participate and a prize will be awarded for high gun.
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Izaak Walton League
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