Sub-state round opens with top teams in Iowa basketball
United Press International reports Roosevelt and Marshalltown meet as top contenders in the Iowa boys sub-state basketball tourney. Des Moines Roosevelt, 1st-ranked, hosts Marshalltown, 3rd, after Roosevelt topped the Roughriders 82-74 earlier. Several sub-state finals follow at Des Moines Veterans Auditorium and other sites statewide, highlighting Keokuk, Cedar Rapids Washington, Dubuque Wahlert, Davenport Central, Sioux Center, Heelan, Mason City, Algona, Atlantic, Shenandoah, and Waverly Shell Rock. Greg Douglas leads Keokuk scorers with 25.1 PPG, Jim Ewing 12.6 for Southeast Iowa.
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Ames
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United Press International
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
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Davenport Central
Sioux City
Sioux Center
Sioux City Heelan
Mason City
Algona
Spencer
Atlantic
Shenandoah
Farragut
Crone couple moves to new home on South Iowa Avenue
Ten years ago today Mr and Mrs Frank Crone moved into their newly purchased residence at 533 South Iowa Avenue after leaving their former home in the New England apartments.
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New England Apartments
Rodgers wins Doral Open in Miami with 10 under
Phil Rodgers shot a two under par 70 to capture the $100,000 Doral Open at Blue Monster, finishing 10 under. Zarley finished strong with a 71 to tie Dolan for second at 279, as the title was decided on the final hole before a record crowd and national TV.
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Miami
UPI
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Kermit Zarley
Zarley
Jay Dolan
Washington Demons Boys Basketball Team Season Totals
Washington Demons outscored opponents 1338 to 1166 and collected 707 rebounds to 558 for opponents. Team leaders: Tim Trotman 307 points, Frank Sanders 288, Tom Lowe 248, Albert Brock 193, Jim Logan 130. Brock led with 179 rebounds. Trotman 138. Lowe 57. Sanders 36. Free throw leaders: Sanders 81%, Lowe 78%, Brock 75%, Trotman 64%, Logan 60%. Reserves: Witthoft 30, Chebuhar 28, Lynn Harvey 22, Myers 23, Roth 22, Bob Bower 21, Larry Brinning 14.
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Stan Roth
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Larry Brinning
al Brock
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Brock
Favorites win in Invitation meet
Brig ham Young and Wichita, the top seeds in the 29th National Invitation Tournament, move to quarterfinals at Madison Square Garden. Brigham Young meets Temple while Wichita State faces NYU after Temple and NYU won opening games. quarterfinals also set Army vs San Francisco and Boston College vs Villanova.
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Bowling High Scores and Individual List at Meet
Falk leads team series with 2544 and Lipps 2458 while Phillips posts 895 in team game and Carpenters 884. Ryner wins individual series with 596 and Richards 569. Don Wolfe shoots 233 and Ryner 227 in games.
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State probes Iowa athletic programs advisory panel forms
The Iowa Department of Public Instruction will study extracurricular interscholastic groups including the Iowa High School Athletic Association and the Girls Athletic Union. An advisory committee, appointed by the state board, has met twice and will report by July 1 with recommendations. The next meeting is set for March 24. Members include J E Tolan, H Adams, J Kelly, B Shannon, A Carlson, P Eckert, R Horsfall, H Arthur, and J Tatman along with others.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
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Johnston
Lyle Quinn
E. Wayne Cooley
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Humboldt
Herbert Adams
Ames
James Kelly
Mediapolis
Boyd Shannon
Monticello
A.S. Carlson
Shenandoah
Paul Eckert
Davenport
Robert E. Horsfall
Perry
Harry Arthur
West Central
Jack Tatman
Spirit Lake
F.E. Phillips
Fort Dodge
Utah Faces Texas Western in NCAA Meet Semi Finals
Utah 23-6, labeled underdog, upset Oregon State 70-64 to reach Western Regional final. Jerry Chambers scored 33 points and earned MVP honors after a 40-point night vs Pacific. Texas Western beat Kansas 81-80 in double overtime to reach the finals, with Bobby Joe Hill named regional MVP. Kentucky, 24-1, looks strong after a 84-77 regional win over Michigan. Pat Riley led Kentucky with 29 points in a high shooting percentage effort.
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Redskins
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Oregon State
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University of Pacific
Miners
Kansas
Jo Jo White
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Jayhawks
Bobby Joe Hill
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Wildcats
Michigan Wolverines
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