Quad-City Times from Davenport, Iowa • 14

Rock Island, East Moline Roll I TIMES DEMOCRAT Wednesday, March 5, 1969 Davenport-Bettendorf, Iowa Goal In Final :04 Wins For Wildcats Prim tfffffiiirt fay dftA yMteA--: mi i aiaim It will be an all-Quad-City semifinals, as was expected, in the Rock Island Regional basketball tournament as second round play begins tonight at the Rocks' Field House. Erie and Orion high schools brought large cheering sections to Tuesday night's final round first round games but their teams were unable to make enough noise on the floor and were eliminated by Rock Island and East Moline, respectively. East Moline fired in 11 of 19 attempts from the floor in the opening quarter and Craig Davis picked up 10 markers during that time. Davis and Darren" Samuels started to control the boards in the second period and the Panthers quickly widened their lead to 13 points. Orion came back with three steals and follow-up goals to bring the Charger fans to their feet, but East Moline was far in front at 45-26 at halftime.

trimmed Orion 90-49 while Rock Island raced past Erie 69-59. In tonight's opening semifinal round game Moline and Rock Island Alleman collide at 8 p.m. The Panthers and Rocks clash on Thursday and the title game is on tap for Friday. The Rocks-Erie Cardinal clash was a feature of two fast-moving clubs. After a major defensive battle in the first quarter, at which time Rock Island led 8-7, Coach Bob Riley's team moved out with a 27-point second period behind the board work of reserve Bruce Hamming.

Hamming entered the game late in the first quarter and picked up 12 points by half-time, as the Rocks led 35-21. The lanky sophomore finished the game with 24 points. Rock Island went in front by 14 points at one time in the third quarter but Erie started its comeback in the closing minutes of the period and trailed by 10 at the start of the final stanza. Behind the shooting and rebounding of Kent Johnson, the swift Cardinals cut the gap to 59-55 with 2:33 left to play in the game. A minute later the Rocks were back up by six and then they finished off Erie with seven straight points in the final 1:10 of action.

The Islanders broke loose from the Cardinals' press to score easy goals in the closing minute. Coach Cliff Talley's club MADISON. Wis. (AP) A 15-foot baseline shot by North-western's Terry Gamber with four seconds left gave the Wildcats a 72-70 Big Ten basketball victory over Wisconsin Tuesday night. Gambers shot was set up when Northwestern's Jim Sar-no stole a Wisconsin pass with 23 seconds left as the Badgers were trying to set up a winning shot.

High man for Northwestern was Dale Kellev. who scored 25 points, 15 of them coming in the second half. James Johnson led Wisconsin with 28. Wisconsin was down by 11 at the half, 39-28, but fought back to tie the game at 64 apiece with 5:45 left. After that the game seesawed until Camber's clutch shot.

Northwestern's big halftime lead was largely due to the Wildcats' control of the boards. Northwestern outre-bounded the Badgers 25-15 before intermission. Ohio State Hands Indiana 108-86 Big 10 Licking AlWood, Annawan, Rockridge Roll in the final four minutes of the half to lead at intermission 50-40. The Buckeyes opened a 58-42 advantage in the first three minutes of the second half but Indiana whittled the lead down to 60-52 with 14:50 and boosted their conference record to 8-5 and 16-7 on the season. Indiana fell to 4-9 in the league and 9-14 overall.

Cleamons, a 6-foot-3 sophomore, was sensational from the floor, canning 13 of 16 tries. He added 11 of 15 from COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) -Jim Cleamons scored 37 points and teammate Dave So-r en son added 29 Tuesday night as Ohio State overpowered Indiana 108-86 in a Big Ten basketball game. It was the first time this season that the Buckeyes cracked the century figure the free throw line for his 37, top individual high for a Buckeye in two seasons. Sorenson, i 's leading scorer with a 23.7 average, also hit 13 of 16 from the field. The losers were paced by Ken Johnson's 34 points, the high point total for a Hoosier this season.

Joe Cooke contributed 15 and Jeff Stocks-dale added 10 for the visitors. The Bucks jumped away to an 11-3 lead in the first five minutes but Indiana rallied for nine straight points to go ahead 12-11. Ohio outscored Indiana 19-11 BIG TEN Illinois 71, Michigan State 57 Minnesota 71, Iowa 65 Ohio S'ate 108, Indians 86 Purdue 116, Michigan 87 Northwestern 72, Wisconsin 70 MISSOURI VALLEY Bradley 64. Cincinnati 6' IOWA COLLEGES Coe 75. Beioit 64 Northern Iowa 71.

North Dakota 60 OTHERS Dartmouth 83. Harvard 71 Provioence 91, Brown 74 Baylor 65, Texas Tech 63 ce 96, SMU 90 TCU 94, Texas 71 PRO BASKETBALL NBA New York 102, Detroit 99 ABA Dallas 122, New Yo'k 119 IOWA CLASS AA DISTRICTS At Davenport Davenport Central 61, Muscatine 49 At Dubuque DubuQue Wahiert 66, Epworth, Western Dubuque 35 At Clinton Clinton 60, North Sco't 37 At Monticello Wonticello 49, Manchester, West Delaware 45 At Ottumwa Fairlieid 77, O'tumwa 72 At Vinton Vinton 78 Independence 67 At Cedar Rapids Kennedy Cedar Rapids Regis 67, Marion 56 At Keokuk Keokuk 77 Burling'on Notre Dame 53 At Cedar Rapids Jefferson Cedar Rapids LaSalle 75, Van Horn Benton 66 At Des Moines Lincoln Des Moines Roosevelt 56, West Des Moines 55 At Oelwein West Union North 67, Strawberry Point S'armont 54 At Mason City Hampton 74. Mason City Newman 71 At Ames Ankeny 80, Saydel 62 At Cherokee Storm Lake 74, Hull Western Christian 44 At Harlan Carroll Kuemper 69, Harlan 62 At Spencer Spirit Lake 67, Sheldon 59 At Newton Pella 84, Grlnnell 59 At Chariton Oskaloosa 71, Centerville 61 At Atlantic Creston 64, Winterset 63 At Sioux City Sioux City East 82, Sioux City Riverside 61 At Des Moines Hoover Des Moines Hoover 53, Urbandale 49 At Fort Dodge Fort Dodge St. Edmond's 62, Webster City 36 At Algona Forest City 69, Algona Gehrigan 59 At New Hampton Saint Ansgar 86, New Hampton 66 ILLINOIS REGIONALS At Reck Island East Moline 90, Orion 49 Rock Island 69, Erie 59 At Galva Rockridge 52. ROVA 45 AlWood 66, Sherrard 64 At Prtnceville Kewanee Wethersfield 80, Wyoming 65 Annawan 69, Henry 51 At Fulton Savanna 66, Milledgeville 67 Morrison 74, Mount Carroll 60 AT BUSHNELL Bushnell 75.

Monmouth 55 Knoxville 88 Galssburg Costa 62 AT PRINCETON Princeton 7). Hall 57 LaSalle-Peru 85. Putnam County 52 AT OUINCY CHRISTIAN BROTHERS Ouincy Christian Brothers 88, Liberty 66 Barry 76, Menden Unity 65 Rockridge and AlWood high schools, battling in the Galva Regional, headed the list of area Illinois regional basketball winners Tuesday. Rockridge stopped ROVA of Oneida. 52-45.

while AlWood slipped past Sherrard 66-54. Dave Boney 1-ed Rockridge to its victory with 21 points as INDIANA OHIO STATE Schndr 2 0-14 Anrs 2 3-3 7 Johnsn 12 10-14 34 Clemns 1311-15 37 DeHr 3 2-J 6 Sornsn 13 3-7 29 Cooke 7 1-1 15 Barely 3 1-1 7 Atknsn 0 0-0 0 Finney 6 3-4 15 Morgn 4 0-18 Howell 0 0-0 0 Stksdie 4 2-2 10 Smith 1 0-0 2 Brnuqh 2 1-1 5 Meadrs 2 1-2 5 M.Niies 1 0-0 2 Schnbl 1 0-0 2 B.NIIes 0 0 0 OBarnrd 1 01 2 Gipsn 0 0-0 0 Totals 35 16-23 86 Spies 0 0-0 0 Indiana 0 86 Ohio State 50 58108 Total Fouls Indiana 25, OSU 18 Fouled Out None the winners shook off a five-point first quarter. Bruce Courtright had 20 for ROVA. AlWood broke a 64-64 tie in the final two seconds for its win over Sherrard. Bryce Anderson notched 19 points for the winners, followed by Don Henrickson's 17.

In regional play at Prince-ville. No. 2 seeded Wethers-field Kewanee bumped Wyoming 80-65. and No. 3 seeded Annawan sidelined Henry 69-51.

Steve Ewing and Steve Michaels had 24 and 23 points, respectively, to power Weth-ersfield. Cal Atwell had 22 for Annawan. Savanna protected a slim lead throughout most of the second half in the Fulton Regional to gain a 68-67 win over Milledgeville. The losers got to within one point three times, but couldn't make the final push. In the second game, Morrison defeated Mount Carroll, 74-60, despite a 27-point fourth quarter by the losers.

LU Hit Tuesdee Testa To Ride Today By ASSOCIATED PRESS Tuesdee Testa and Diane Crump, both of whom own victories as girl jockeys in thoroughbred racing, will be riding again this week. Mrs. Testa, who last Saturday became the first feminine jockey to win on a major thoroughbred race track, drew another mount for today's racing at Santa Anita she will ride Buz On, whom she piloted to victory. Miss Crump, 20, who won her first regular race last Saturday in Florida, will ride at least three horses next Sunday at San Juan's El Comandante track in Puerto Rico. A.

Prep (Continued From Page 13) heavyweight was as fast as any small player he had on his team this year. "Paul is much tougher and stronger than most people realize although he weighs 265 pounds and may look soft, he isn't. He's hard!" The Moline coach pointed out that his heavyweight was one of the team leaders this past season. "He used to fire up the rest of the squad before most of our meets. He was a good team man." Carther finished the season as Mo-line's top scorer as well as the leader in escapes.

His coach is confident that Paul could make some major college a good athlete either in football or wrestling. Fairfield Slips By Ottumwa Whirlwinds Paul's Tap 1784. Harrison 5' Shell 666. Boobie Woods 331 and 1U. Pins Timberlin Engr.

1753. Ford Vo'or 603. Dee Peterson J05 and 10. Downtown League Shaw Electric 56:2. Shaw Electric 7.

Bob Redmond 60S. Jr. McDonald 600. Ern Vieth 235. Tuesday Nite Merchants League Syndicate Hub 277! Syndicate Hub 960.

Charlie Berg 61. Charlie Berg Davenport City League Buckhorn Bombers 2933. Kimber Lanes 1031. Welly Ladewig 69t. Babe Smith 624.

Willie Newman 622. Don Marshall 616. Jack SMI 613. Cal Wnitmort 611. Hank Blake 410.

Ron Krueger 609. Ron Washam 607. II Clark 606. Dick Moomey 601. warren rVatrwy 601.

Babe Smith 246. J. I. Case League Production Control S39. Veterans.

878. Andy Pollack 542. Jim Snyder 224. Tuesday's Nioht Businessmen Leeoue PAUL CARTHER Special Move 1 lJttilifTTWiTTn mm Regan Plumbing Htg 243 Regan Savanna 15 17 te 17tj Piumb'ng Htg (64. Ciarence Davison Milledgeville 15 22 10 2067 Sti.

Clarence Davison 224. Savanna: Massey (161 Huston (181 Combination League Koenigs Meat Milledgeville: Adopt! (20) Hartje C6) 254'. Speedway Cleaners 90S. Dick Morrison 15 14 jn J3 74 Christiansen 580. Dick Christiansen 227.

Mount Carroll 6 10 17 2760 Plazere'te League Runges 2576. The Morriscr Bush (39) Onken (15) Castle 898. Mary Cratton 589. Betty Mount Carroll: Bausman (26) Jones (16) Schroeder 586. Dorothy Stull 578.

Barb AT GALVA Humiston 559. Harriett Kisner 553. Jan Rockridge 5 12 14 2' 52 Langhammer 544. Nancy Fulton 221. ROVA 9 9 6 1845 Businessmen's League Hob Nob Rockridge: Bonsy (21) Peterson (10) Lanes 2766.

Hob Nob Lane 953. Tom ROVA: Courtright (20) Magnuson (11) Jnyder 601. Bob Rieck 236. Sherrard 16 17 15 14-64 Commercial League Davenport Fish AlWood 10 24 13 1666 990. Davenport Fish 990.

Jerry Steinoch. Sherrard? Slavish (24) er 596 and 226. AWced: Anderson (16) Henrlkson (17) Tuesday Morners Iowa-Illinois Pony AT PRINCEVILLE Club 1,798 and 671. Connie Crosby 554 and Wethersfield 22 21 19 1880 210. Wyoming 7 14 20 24-65 Wetompa Dr.

Leighton 2286. Broyleis Wsthersfield: Ewing (24) Michels (23) 60. Janice Roberts 562 and 231. Wyoming: Fink (15) Borden (10) Hi Lo Shell Oil 1576 and 566. Mary Annawan 12 11 18 28-69 B'unning 462 and 198.

Henry 4 12 14 2151 Queens Helble Farms 1777 end 651. Annewan: Atwell (22) Douglas (19) Jean Mumm 516. Dolores Gaukler 216. Henry: Mattingly (11) Moritz (11). Snain Accepts MEMPHIS.

Tenn. (AP) -Ken Spain of the University of Houston has accepted an invitation to play in the East-West All-Star basketball game here April 3. The 6-foot-9 Spain was a member of the U.S. Olympic basketball team last vesr. 40 40' ROUND RAFTER BUILDING LAM FRAME BUILDING Ottumwa High School, co-champions with Bettendorf in the Little Six Conference, was one of the first eastern Iowa basketball powers to topple Tuesday in boys' Class AA District action.

Hosting Ottumwa fell to Fairfield 77-72. But while Ottumwa was sidelined, Dubuque, and Cedar Rapids Regis belted Marion 67-56 at Cedar Rapids. Regis must now get by the state's No. 1 team Washington of Cedar Rapids, and Wahiert must face city-rival Dubuque Senior. Both tilts are set for Thursday.

In other leading games hosting Monticello edged Manchester 49-45 after trailing 16-6 at the end of the first quarter. At Keokuk, the hosts defeated Burlington Notre Dame 77-53. AT DUBUQUE Dubuque Wahiert 15 24 23 2486 Western Dubuque 8 10 7 1035 Wahiert: Charlie Cross (18) Bob Anderson (15) Western: Ed (10) AT MONTICELLO Monticello 9 16 14 1049 Manchester 16 6 11 1145 Monticello: Wennekamp (17) Myers (14) Manchester: Becker (11) Cook (11) 32'x36 FREE SPAN M09446 bignt spots noemgs ano in. Jer-y Fischlein 570 end 233. Very Bowers 232.

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Phil Iselin. president of the American League club, said Tuesday. At the same time, he put a price tag of more than $15 million on the team, which beat the Baltimore Colts in the Super Bowl. $C49 Case MAHOGANY PANELING 4x8SHEETS-(SECONDS) $25a Bank Claims Tourney Title Davenport Bank broke a tight basketball game open in the second half Tuesday to defeat Buckhorn Tap 65-58 and claim the Davenport Park Board Tournament title. Fen-nelly's Tap won the consolation game 56-51 over Kelting's Barber Shop.

In the championship tilt, COUNTER TOPPING ZOMOLITE POUR-IN-INSULATION Bag 39 Sq. Ft. 15 UPI Tetephoto STUDS REDWOOD AND FIR 8' 85c $1 Best In League SPECIAL 4x8'4" AD DOUBLE BOWL KITCHEN SINKS WHITE STEEL 12" WHITE CAST IRON 27" Davenport Bank snapped a 33-33 halftime tie to gain the win. Ken Moeller led the Bank with 17 poirts, but he was overshadowed by Tom Pohlman. who got 36 for Buckhorn.

Davenport Bank 33 32-65 Buckhorn 33 25 56 Davenport Bank: Ken Moeller (17) Buckhorn: Tom Pohlman (36) Tim Dodge, left, of the Augustana College wrestling team and Rick Simmon of the school's swimming squad show the first place trophies they won in last weekend's College Conference of Illinois and Wisconsin meets. Simmon and Dodge were selected the outstanding competitors in their respective meets. Former Rock Island prepsler Simmon won three events in the CCIW swim meet. BARB WIRE 12V2GA. 80 ROD ROLLS $919 ASPHALT FELT PLASTER BOARD $I49 4x8-12" $79 ROYAL CHEF GAS STOVES-SUP IN MODEL 224 123" UCLA Has 2 Titles To Go For Sweep 15432Sq.

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finishing second to Houston a year ago before walloping that team 101-69 in the NCAA semifinals. This year the Bruins stand 24-0. having won 40 straight since losing to Houston 71-69 at the Astrodome on Jan. 20. 1968.

Remaining on the regular schedule are two games against University of Southern California this weekend. AP POLL town rival Southern California. A sweep of the series would enable the Bruins to take the only perfect record into NCAA tournament play. With only a week remaining in the regular campaign time was running out on challengers hopeful of dislodging the Bruins. Santa Clara, anxious for another crack at UCLA in the Far West NCAA regional playoffs, moved back into the No.

2 position, replacing North Carolina. WHITE WATER CLOSETS REVERSE TRAP 2395 WHITE SEATS 2.95 COLORED SEATS 3.15 ALUMINUM COMB WINDOWS $99 Stock Sizes SLIDING PATIO DOORS 6' WIDE INSULATED GLASS ALUMINUM 109" WOOD 2199s NEW YORK (UPI) The UCLA Bruins nearly stubbed their toes in the march toward an unprecedented third straight NCAA basketball championship but the Uclans survived the scare and now have their foot in the door to claim the first in a number of expected post-season prizes. The mighty Bruins edged upstart California 84-77 i overtime last Saturday to protect their perfect season record and also their No. 1 ranking in the weekly United Press International major college ratings. The 35-member UPI coaches rating board named the Bruins the unanimous No.

1 choice for the 13th successive week and the Uclans are only one step away from sewing up the top-ranked position with only one more weekly ballot By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS UCLA's undefeated Bruins, voted the nation's No. 1 collegiate basketball team as expected in the final Associated Press poll, gird now for their bid for an unprecedented third straight NCAA title. The playoffs wind up the university career of three-time All-American Lew Alcin-dor and mark the end of an era for the Uclans but a new one could be coming up. Winning the poll for the third time in six years, the Bruins overwhelmed runner-up LaSalle and collected 44 of the 45 first place votes. In points, UCLA led 898 to 724 as LaSalle wound up with a 23-1 record.

Santa Clara, 24-1, advanced to a final No. 3, with North Carolina fourth. Following in the Top Ten were Davidson. Purdue. Kentucky.

St. John's of New York. Duquesne and Villanova. UCLA wound up No. 1 in the HOURS: Monday thru Friday 8 a.m.

to 6 p.m.) Saturday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. UPI POLL UCLA (35) 1 24-0 Santa Clara (23-1) North Carolina (2-23) Davidson (25-2) LaSalle (23-1) Purdue (18-4) Kentucky (20-4. St. John's (NY) (22-4) Duquesne C9-3) 350 254 244 204 i 193 173j 141 92 65 "I 42 19 19 I 14' 14 I 121 UCLA 44 2 4-0 608 2.

LaSalle 1 774 3. Santa Clara 24-" 650 4. Njr'h Carolina 22-3 606 5. Davidson 25-2 5'3 6. Purdue 18-4 45 7.

Kentucky 20-4 386 6. St. John's, 22-4 335 9. Duquesne 19-3 292 10. Villanova 5'-' 11.

Drake 21-4 159 12. New Mexico State 23-2 154 13. South Carolina 19-5 122 14. Marquette 1'9 15. Louisville 18-4 102 16.

Boston College 20 3 8s '7. Notr? Dame 20-5 61 '8. ColOraSO 19-6 19. Kansas 20-5 3e 2t. Illinois 17-5 27 O'he's recfivng votes, listed alphabeti Villanova (21-4i D'ake (21-41 (Tie) New Menico St (23 3) Wyoming ('9 7i (Tie) Notre Damr (20 5) Colorado (19-6, South Carolina in Varqu-t (2' 4 Kansas (20-5i QS3QOI3B IF remaining.

UCLA (24-01 has two regular season games remaining this weekend against cross- 7 5 'ate, Col- 19 Boston CoIIpq Pnnce'en "-t Oters receiv points Weber Louisville Nf Vfiiicc. Ru'qers and O'aao S'ate cally: Arizona. Columbia, Ohio Stae, P-inreton, Rutgers, St. Joseph's Pa Seattle. Tennessee, Tx, Texas A8.V, Tulsa, Weber State.

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