Iowa Daily Press Assn names tallest all state basketball team
The Iowa Daily Press Association released the 40 player all state list led by Ames with three players on the first team. Steve Manker at 7-1 is the tallest Iowa high school player ever to make the honor list and several Ames stars headline the squads along with standout scorers from Des Moines Lincoln Dubuque Wahlert Clinton St Marys and Mount Vernon. The selection reflects coaches officials and a sports editors committee using year long performance and season statistics.
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Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press
DES Moines
DPA
Iowa Daily Press Association
Newspaper Association
Tim Welander
Pomeroy
Ames
Steve Manker
Valley High School
West Des Moines
Iowa
Manker
I.D.P.A
Mark Enright
Sedor Rapids
Kennedy
Frank Schneider
Enright
Schneiders
Cedar Rapids
Cougars
Schneider
Cyclones
Steve Burgason
Terry Carroll
George Duvall
Burgason
Carroll
Shneider
Jim Thorup
Lincoln
Des Moines Metro
Des Moines Tech
Bill Barnhouse
Oskaloosa
Rich Chapman
Clear Lake
Barnhouse
Dubuque
Craig
Quinn
Dan
Alex Mazieka
Clinton St Mary's
Klaus Andresen
Camanche
Andresen
Dave Kuehl
Central Elkader
Ron Pederson
Rock Valley
Kuehl
Pederson
Northwest Iowa
Greg Goodman
Grundy
Jeff Werling
Mount Vernon
Lee Border
HSV
Victor
Jeff Holtgrove
Mount Pleasant
Marty Wilkinson
Ottumwa
Brian Stief
Spencer
Bob Brown
Fort Dodge Messenger
al Miller
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Burke Evans
Waterloo Daily Courier
Jim VanHeel
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Tom Tuttle
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Alex Stoddard
Sioux City Journal
Phil Chinitz
Atlantic News-Telegraph
al Hoskins
Ottumwa Courier
Larry Lockhart
Ames Tribune
Paul Gudenrath
Council Bluffs Nonpareil
IDPA
Des Moines Lincoln
West Des Moines Valley
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Frank Schneider Ames
Enior
Rich
Clinton St
Jack Quick Johnston
Jeff Longstatt
Creston
Jim Hobart
Iowa City
City
Stan Galloway
Sioux City West
Steve Sellers Newton
Lamar Jackson
Pomeroy Davenport Central
Brian Sief Spencer
Culp Stars In Four Shutout Innings As Red Sox Top Twins
In exhibition play at Orlando Ray Culp pitched four scoreless innings after shoulder surgery, boosting his bid for a job with Boston as they defeated Minnesota 9-9. Dave LaRoche also threw four shutout frames for the Cubs in a rain-shortened 8-4 win over the Padres.
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United Press International
Ray Culp
Dave LaRoche
Culp
Red Sox
Boston
Minnesota Twins
Orlando
Fla
Dick Woodson
LaRoche
Cubs
San Diego Padres
Scottsdale
Ariz
Pittsburg
Kan
Patty Reagan
Norm Gash
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Lakeland
Greg Luzinski
Philadelphia Phillies
New York Mets
St. Petersburg
Pete Rose
Cincinnati Reds
Houston Astros
Tampa
Mike Epstein
Texas Rangers
Atlanta Braves
Pompano Beach
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Sarasota
Fernando Gonzalez
Pittsburgh Pirates
Kansas City Royals
Bradenton
Baltimore Orioles
Los Angeles Dodgers
Vero Beach
Oakland Athletics
Arizona State Sun Devils
Mesa
Fek
California Angels
Phoenix
California
San Francisco Giants
Cleveland Indians
Milwaukee
Brewers
Sam McDowell
McDowell
Elder Leads Open as Nicklaus Trails in New Orleans
Lee Elder opens with seven under par 65 to hold a two stroke lead at the Greater New Orleans Open. Jack Nicklaus shoots 68 amid winds and discusses returning to fundamentals as several stars, including Palmer, chase the leaders at Lakewood Country Club.
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New Orleans
UPL
Lee Elder
Elder
Bert Yancey
Tom Watson
Jack Nicklaus
Lakewood Country Club
Nicklaus
Babe Hiskey
Big Jack
Crosby
Hiskey
Tommy Aaron
Larry Wood
Jim Ahern
Lou Graham
Miller Barber
Billy Casper
Bob Charles
Dan Sikes
Arnold Palmer
Women's Bowling Scores and Standings Report
Roe's Heating edged Shamrock Inn 27 to 25 in a close matchup while Jack and Jill and Ainsworth Bank fought to two one and four point spreads. Bryn Mawr led the chart with 15, and Carson's Plumbing and Pepsi Cola posted midtable totals. High scores crowned Jack and Jill with a 2533 team series and Carson's 931 in a game.
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Roe’s
Shamrock Inn
Jack & Jill Ainsworth Bank
Carson's Plumbing
Squire Shoppe
Pepsi Cola
Bryn Mawr
Jack & Jill
Ainsworth Bank
Squ Shoppe
Carson’s
Pansy McGill
Betty Ward
Bev Long
Pars McGill
Thermogas
Washington Cafe
Crawfordsville Bank
Carson Plumbing
Mills Rambler
Henson, Inc
Iowa Cafe
Mills
Home Town
Hennigan
Carson
A. Fuhr
A. Crone
Alabama Upsets Minnesota For NIT Quarterfinal Win
Alabama defeats Minnesota 69 65 in the NIT first round with a second half rally led by Wendell Hudson and a lockdown defense on Clyde Turner. Manhattan win noted as earlier upset. Virginia Tech edges Fairfield 77 76 to reach semifinals alongside Notre Dame and North Carolina.
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New York
UPI
Paul “Bear” Bryant
Alabama
Bryant
Crimson Tide
Manhattan
Minnesota
Virginia Tech
Bobby Stevens
Fairfield
Notre Dame
North Carolina
Tide
C. M. Newton
Innesota
Clyde Turner
Newton
Wendell Hudson
Turner
Hudson
Stevens
Gobblers
Craig Lieder
Gobbler
Seals and Bruins win in YMCA floor hockey league
The Seals defeated the Penguins 4 to 1 while the Bruins beat the Flyers 2 to 1 in third and fourth grade floor hockey at the YMCA. Steve Fall scored twice for the Seals, with Jay Hampshire and Farrington adding one each. Jon Bell scored for the Penguins, and Brad Maggert and Jody Bandy scored for the Bruins with Joe Hennigan for the Flyers.
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Seals
Penguins
Bruins
Flyers
YMCA
Steve Fall
Jay Hampshire
Farrington
Jon Bell
Brad Maggert
Jody Bandy
Joe Hennigan
Buckwalter Motor tops Five Towner League in bowling action
Buckwalter Motor defeated Wagner Shell and Kenway Store to lead the standings. Individual highlights include Ron Wagner 593 series and Dave Krantz 232 game, with top averages led by Cal Humphreys and Dick Hotle at 179.
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Buckwalter Motor
Wagner Shell
Kenway
Sohigro
Derby Oil
Ken’s Repair Science
Williams Oil
South End Grocery
Ken's Repair
Ron Wagner
John Hough
Dave Krantz
Omer Wagner
Cal Humphreys
Dick Hotle
Vernon White
John White
John Reneger
Ken Hanson
Jim Richards
John Allard
Dave Murphy
Bucks Defeat Warriors as Defense Stifles Barry Mullins
Milwaukee dominates Golden State 108-98 as Kareem Abdul Jabbar and Oscar Robertson total 52 points. Rick Barry and Jeff Mullins held to six combined points, securing the Midwest Division leaders a win and playoff positioning.
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United Press International
Milwaukee
Bucks
Los Angeles
Golden State
Rick Barry
Jeff Mullins
Kareem Abdul-Jabbar
Oscar Robertson
Warriors
Mullins
Barry
Jabbar
Robertson
Cazzie Russell
West Chester WSCS March meeting notes and plans
Twenty members of West Chester WSCS met March 14 at the United Methodist Church. President Dusenbery led with a reading, a December meeting moved to December 11 at Halcyon House, and invitations were read for a Riverside Church officer workshop and Mt. Vernon planning session. The program featured reviews and lectures, with refreshments afterward. A farm visit note reports Hayao Matagawa from Japan among 16 visiting farmers arriving for a year on an Iowa farm, staying with the Williamsons of Lyle.
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Tom Hobbs
West Chester
Women’s Society of Christian Service
United Methodist Church
Kenneth Dusenbery
United Methodist
Bob Stephens
Halcyon House
Riverside
Mt. Vernon
Eldin Bauer
India
Harry D. Dusenbery
Bob Stout
Howard Moore
John Capper
Farmvisit
Hayao Matagawa
Japan
Brazil
Iowa
Hayao
Kenneth Williamson
Lyle
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