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Des Moinss Sunday Register Leafs Bow Again at Muskegon, 7-3 BLUEJAYS SLIP OFF TOP, 74-61 DeardenHas 35, Lincoln Rips Nevada By Steve Hellyer Denny Dearden matched Lincoln's one-game scoring record Saturday night, drilling in 35 points to help the Railsplitters shoot down Nevada, 77-54, at Lincoln. Dearden, a scrappy 5-foot 10- guard who sank a points the last half, tied Ace Hen- jdrick's total during the 1964-65 'season. The victory in the regular-season finale padded the Railsplitters' over-all mark to 14-4 the most successful in Sam Long's three seasons as head coaeh. It was Lincoln's fourth consecutive triumph and ninth in its last 10 starts. Nevada, a nine-time loser in 18 games, fell to its third Met ropolitan Conference opponent.

North beat the Heart of Iowa Conference team early in the year and East handled the Cubs a week ago. Dearden, who entered the game as the league's No. 3 scorer with a 17-point mark, connected on 14 of 24 tries from the field and converted all sev- en of his free throw attempts. Greg Cunningham chipped in 11 points for the Railsplitters nine during the vital I second period when Lincoln raced to a 36-23 bulge at half-time after leading by only two with minutes remaining. Dearden hit six straight points and had nine during a string of 11 Lincoln points in succession that forged Ihe game's biggest advantage at 70-46 with 2:11 left.

Dearden, who cashed in 12 of 19 shots Friday night against East, misfired just four times in 13 chances in the second half. Lincoln shot just over 50 per cent for the game on 32 of 63 attempts. Carey Eller paced Nevada with 19 points and Steve Sandvold had 13. Lincoln doesn't play again until it opens district action Mar. 10 against Knoxville at Southeast Polk.

4 VN WIREPHOTO (AP) Lund Leaves 'Em Looking at way. Lund, now from Cross, S.C., finished split second ahead of Rod Farmer (left) and Donnie Allison, both of Hueytown, Ala. Lund drove 1066 Ford. Tiny Lund, formerly of Harlan, jrel.s (btvkfi'prl flajr Saturday as he scores victory in PennatPX o00 race at Daytnna International Speed Fb. 22, 1970 Sports Section HAWKSSTOYwT PAST KNICKS NEW YORK, N.Y.

(AP) -Joe Caldwell shot Atlanta into an early lead and then helped thwart New York's fourth-quarter bid for a 122-106 victory Saturday night in a National RscUthsii The loss was the Knicks' worst of the season and their third straight to Atlanta. Boston is the only other club that has beaten New York more than once this season. ATLANTA NEW YORK Davis 5 0-1 10 Bridges ft 4-4 20 Bellamy 3 2-3 Hudson 7 4-8 20 Hazzard 10 7-7 27 Ohl 5 1-1 11 Beard 0 0-0 0 Caldwell 12 2-3 26 Newmrk 0-0 0 Greaov 0 0-0 DBscher 3 9 Reed 11 4 7 26 Frazier Barnett May Riordan Stalwrth Warren Russell Bowman Hasket 6 9-10 21 2-7 2 0 0-0 0 4 0-0 8 11 'o 10 1-1 21 0 0-0 0 Total Jd 22-27 121 Totals 3 28-35 106 Atlanta 34 31 36 21122 New York 26 29 23 28106 Fouled out Bellamy Total fouls Atlanta 22, New York 23. A 19,500 76ERS RALLY PAST PISTONS DETROIT, MICH. (AP) Philadelphia rallied from a six-! point deficit with less than three minutes to play for a 112-110 N.B.A.

victory over the Pistons Saturday night. Two free throws by Billy Cunningham with 46 seconds remaining brought the 7fiers even at 108-108. Cunningham scored 13 seconds later after Archie Clark stole the ball lo give Philadelphia the lead. Cunningham had 26 points and Hal Greer 24 for Philadelphia, while Dave Bing and Otto Moore each scored 24 for Detroit. PHILADELPHIA I DETROIT 8 8-10 74 6 7-7 19 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 2 0-0 4 9 6-7 24 4 2-3 10 2 2-3 6 11 1-1 23 Clark Cnqham 11 10 Rina 8-10 26iDischqr Grper 4-7 24 Hewitt Guokas Imhoff Jackson 09den W5hqtn Hetzel Totals 0-0 0 3-6 21 2-3 8 0- 0 2 1- 2 3 13 9 Kmives Mix Moore Mueller Quick Walker 44 20-32 112! Totals 42 26-31 110 Philadelphia 20 74 32 34111 27 30 21 25110 None.

Philadelphia 21, Detroit 26. Detroit Fouled out Total fouls- A 4,158. OSCAR RETURNS, ROYALS BREEZE CINCINNATI. OHIO (API -Johnny Green, aided by Oscar Robertson's razor-sharp passing, scored 11 points in a second-quarter spurt to help the Royals to a 127-119 N.B.A. victory over Chicago Saturday night.

Robertson returned to thp lineup after missing the last 12 games, and had 28 points, 14 rebounds and 11 assists. Chicago's Chet Walker topped all scorers with 31 points and teammate Clem Haskins added 25. Robertson had been suffering from a groin injury and the Royals won four and lost eight during his absence, CHICAGO CINCINNATI Haskins Weiss Love Walker Borwnkt Halimon Kaufmn Mannino Sloan Wesley 10 5-5 25 VanLler Robertsn Foster Varsdale Dierkina Green Rackley King Turner 3 2-6 8 9 10-11 28 5 2-2 17 14 2-6 30 9 4-4 22 8 2-3 18 2 4 5 8 0 0-0 0 1-2 1 4 1-1 9 8 5-7 21 10 11-12 31 I 44 6 4 1-2 9 0 0-0 1 1-1 3 3 2-3 8 3 1-2 7 Totals Chicaqo 44 31-37 119 Totals 50 27-39 127 21 28 34 32119 Cincinnati Fouled out 22 41 31 33127 Cincinnati, Dierkino, Van Lier. Total fouls Chicaoo 27, Cincinnati 30 COLD LAKERS BOW. 121-106 SAN DIEGO.

CALIF. (API -San Diego scored a 121-106 N.B.A. victory over cold-shooting IOS Angeles Saturday night. The Rockets shot 4fi per cent in the first period to the Lakers' 18 and were never headed. Laker stalwart Jerry West played only seven minutes, col lecting one point.

He was pulled out to aid his recovery from a pulled hamstring muscle suffered Friday. WARRIORS, IHULLIN CLIP BOSTON, 116-111 SAN FRANCISCO, CALIF. (AP) Jeff Mullins scored 20 points in a second-half surge that lifted the Warriors to a 116-111 N.B.A. victory over Boston Saturday night. Mullins, high for San Francisco with 32 points, hit a field goal with 50 seconds to play to put the Warriors ahead by five points.

John Havlicek scored 36 points for Boston. NEVADA LINCOLN Grooms 2 0-0 4 Cunnqhm 5 1-3 II Wlkno 2 2-4 6 Andrsn 2 3 4 7 Sandvld 3 7-7 13 Dearden 14 7-7 35 Eller 8 3-4 19 Lant; 1 0 1 1 Wicks 1 0-2 2 Origin 1 0-0 2 Book 1 0-0 2 Briqos 3 0 4 6 Settle 1 0-0 2 Umohress 2 1-1 5 Goosic 0 1-4 1 Jovce 2 0-0 4 Stark 0 0-1 0 Potts 1 0-0 2 Hale 1 1-3 5 Hendrks 0 1-7 1 Reeves 0 0-0 0 Rsmsn 1 r0 7 i Ritchie 0 0-0 0 i Fields 0 0-1 0 West Marshall defeated Ur-bandale, 74-71, Saturday night at Urbandale, knocking the Bluejays out a share of the Central Iowa Conference basketball lead. Urbandale, now 9-3. fell to second place behind Ankeny's 9-2 record. Doug Thorn was the top scorer for West Marshall with 21 points.

Kent Barghols led Urbandale with 16 points. WEST MARSHALL URBANDALE OFT 7 3-6 17 10 1-4 21 8 3-4 19 I 0-0 2 2 4-5 I 7 1-7 IJ Horn Thorn Howe G. Grey S. Grey Buck Cneiss Bntne Bntine Weaver Millie Brgbls Trmblft Dickey 1 4-B 2 2-5 2 00 1 4-6 0 0-0 0 Hintz 1 0-1 3 3-4 91 Frdrcksn 1 I 0 0-1 0l Rbnsn 1 11 0 0 1 01 Boll 2 0-0 I Holmes 0 0 0 I Black 0 0-0 Bormann 0 0-0 Totals 30 14-2S 74 Totals 24 13 24 West Marshall 21 20 19 1474 Urbandal 12 12 16 2161 Total fouls West Marshall 17, Urban dale 17 Fouled out West Marshall. Horn.

IND1ANOLA RIPS S.E. POLK, 56 41 lndianola raised its season mark to 14-3 with a 56-41 non-conference basketball victory at Southeast Polk Saturday night. Rick Lathrum paced lndianola with 15 points while John Sor-enson was high for the Rams with 12. S.E. POLK INDIANOLA 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 6 0-1 12 0 0-0 0 0 0-1 0 4 3-4 II 4 0-0 8 2 0 2 4 2 2-3 4 0 0 0 0 Monthie Glenn Sornsn Rodda Brknhlz Wall Whitlv Brown Wallace Bowers Baker Cox Lickiss Kuohl Lathrum Fromm Eveland 3 5-8 11 3 6-6 12 2 2-4 4 5 0-1 10 7 l-l IS I 0-0 0 0-1 0 Totals 18S1141 Totals 2114-2156 Southeast Polk 14 9 1241 lndianola 14 IS 11-56 Total fouls Southeast Polk 14; In dianola 10 Fouled out Southeast folk; PERRY RfX'KS SAYDEL.

68-58 Mike Bristle poured in 27 points lo lead Perry to a 68-58 non-conference basketball victory at Saydel Saturday night. Lynn Floershinger paced Say- del with 16 points. PERRY Bristle Pdrsn Mine' MurDhv Tinqwld Bond Whiton Ouinlaw Buchndz Glass Tl SAYDEL 8 9 1- 2 3 2 4 I 2 4 2.3 16 2- 2 8 7-8 27i Wiprmn 3-6 7 1 Smith 3 5 7 Camobell 9 12 17 Robv 0- 1 0' Flrshor 1- 1 Gracev 13 7 Whartf 0-0 0 Reed 0-0 0 Rvnng 2 3 2 Bcktd i Pratt Totals 31 24-39 48 Totals 19 20-35 58 Perry 19 17 Savdel ..13 11 24-58 Total fouls -P'rry 23, SrtVdel 25. Fouled out Pederson, Murohv, Bick-ford. Reed.

Go Wen Leafs Tumble by 8-4 Two goals apiece by Dave Siciliano and Dave Vaillianl carried Fort Williams, Ontario, Canada past the Golden Leafs, 8-4. Saturday night at the Ice Arena. The Golden Leafs fell behind, 4-1. early in the contest. Barry Jakeman had two goals and Dave Padzerski and Pat Donnelly one each for Des Moines.

The Golden Leafs will meet Fort Williams, which is a contender for the Allen Cup. symbolic of Canadian senior hockey league supremacy, again today at 3:30 p.m. at the Ice Arena. 7th-Ranked Penn Sails to 23-1 Mark PROVIDENCE. R.I.

(APi -Seventh-ranked Penn rolled to its sixteenth straight victory and twenty-third in 24 games by crushing Brown. 84-56, Saturday night in an Ivy League basketball game. Penn rolled to a 41-16 halftime lead and used all 14 players in equalling its highest victory output in 52 vears. but the America's No. 1 Selling Fun Camper BLANCHETTE HAS HAT TRICK International League SOUTHERN DIVISION Dayton 30 Toledo 7b Dp Momes 22 Columbus 17 NORTHERN DIVISION W.

L. Muskfqon 37 Pott Huron 27 Fori Wayne 2f) Flint lf SATURDAY GAMES Muskegon 7, Des Moines 3 Fmt Wayne 3, Columb'n 2 Port Huron 5, Toledo 1 Dayton Flint 2 TODAY'S GAMES Des Moines at Green Bay (exhibit1 Dayton at Columbus Muskegon at Port Huron Toledo at Flint (Special Dispatch lo The Register MUSKEGON. MICH. Ber-! nie Blanchette scored two of his three goals in the second period to spark a four-goal barrage! that carried the Mohawks past! Des Moines, 7-3. in the International Hockey League Saturday night.

A crowd of 4,765, the largest to see a game here this season, saw Blanchette snap a l-l deadlock with a goal on a three-on- Iwo break after 5 minutes second of the period. Gary Ford set up the score, the second of his five assists on the night. Ford leads the Mohawks with St points and Blanchette now has 81. Blanchette canned another Ford pass from IS-feel. out on the right wing exactly five minutes later and Bob Tombari clannoH in the rphniinrl Oil Roh Munro's attempt at 12:02 to make it 4-1.

Nelson Tremblay finally ended the Mohawk string at 16:24 when he put the rebound of a Moe Morissette shot past Norm Hann. but Andre Pronovost i scored on a Ford pass from behind the net at 17:05 to give the hosts a 5-2 edge. After 4:45 of the final session. Steve Sutherland made it 5-3 off the rebound of Ken Sutyla's shot hut Muskegon came back with a pair to clinch it. Bryan McLay hit the corner of the Oak Leaf net with a Hugh Harris feed at 9:29 and Blanchette got his hat trick at 11:52 as Ford got another assist.

Sutyla opened the night's scoring after 11:49 of the first period on a power play. Jim Rannatyne created the deadlock by scoring from the point at. 14:04. Muskegon, which leads the Northern Division of the league by a wide margin, now owns a fi-2 season-series edge over Des Moines. The Mohawks have won all five contests here and one of three in Des Moines.

The Oak Leafs, who hold third place in the Southern Division, return to league action Friday night in Des Moines against Toledo. They play an exhibition today at Green Bay. SCORE BY PERIODS Des Moines 1 J- 3 Muskegon 1 7 Des Moines -aoal: Coolev; detense: Prediaer, Tessier, McLeod. Ferguson, Kipwchgck: forwards: Sutvla. Asmundson.

Gibbons, Mara. Sutherland. Pennington, Morissette, Tremblav, Losier. Muskegon qoal: Hann; detense: Ran nalvne. Thurlbv.

Piper, forwards: Ford. Blanchette, Pronovost, Herqott. Oes-marais, Munro, Harris. McLav, Tombari, Knibbs. Officials referee: Dale Jones; Imps-mrn: Bill Purcell.

Neil McLean. First period I. scorina: 1. D.M., Sutyla iPerauson. KlewcbuK), 2.

Mus keqon, Bannatvne (Ford. Pronovost), U.d-t; penalties: Harris (cross-checkmq), 11 08; M. bench (delay of aamel, 18:15. Second period scoring: 3. Muskeaon, Rlanchette (Ford, Knibbsl, 5:01: 4.

Mus kroon, Blanchette (Ford, Pronovost), .5. Muskeaon. Tombari (Munro), 6. D.M., Tremblav (Morissette), 7. Muskeaon, Pronovost (Ford, Rlanchette), penalties: Sutvla (trinoinq).

11:10. Third period scoring: 8. D.M., Sutherland (Sutvla. Penninqton); 4'45; 9. Muskeaon, McLav (Harris, Kiss), 10.

Muskeqon, Blanchette (Ford), penalties: Knibbs (tripoing), McLeod (cross-checking) and Ford (slashing), 19 29. SAVES Cooley 10 11 11-32 Hann 9 11 13-33 Attendance 4,765 NETO HAS 37, PACERS ROMP PITTSBURGH, PA. (AP) -Rob Netolicky scored 37 points In lea.i the Indiana Pacers to a 130-1 10 victory over the Pipers in an American Basketball Association game Saturday night. In addition to being the game's top scorer, the fi-foot flinch Netolicky also led both teams in rebounds with 22. INDIANA PITTSBURGH 1 1-1 J-6 4 2-3 4 0-0 7 3-3 1 0-0 4 2-2 8 3-3 4 2 2 Brown Netnliky Oanrels Rarnhill Lewis Keller Miller Beckner Thcker Davis Johnsn Lewis Kellv 5 2-2 4 2-2 10 10 6-8 26 4 0-0 8 0 4-7 4 5 0-0 10 1 2-2 4 4 1-2 9 1 9-11 27 17 1 Chubm 7 1 Hamiltn 10 I I vnn 19 Brisker llThmosn Totals S3 18-21 130 Totals 42 26-34 110 Indiana 29 34 33 34130 PiltSburqh 3 2 2 0 2 8 30110 Three-DOint GoalsBrown, Thacker.

Personal fouls Pacers 25, Pipers 23. Fouled out None. A 3,488 Sears Scores 22 For N.W. Missouri (Special Dispatch to The Register) MARYVILLE, MO. Don Sears, former Roosevelt of Des Moines prep, rammed in 22 points to lead all scorers as Northwest Missouri State Innnod Smitrnvocf Miccniiri Stale, 76-57, Saturday night.

Another Roosevelt product, Ken Whitney, tallied 12 points. I 3111 43! 1 Totals 20 14-25 54 Totals 32 13-23 77 Nevada 14 9 14 1554 Lincoln 1 7 19 1 7 2477 Total (oil's Nevada 19, Lincoln 70. Fouled out none. No. 3 Bonnies Breeze, 71-61 OLEAN, N.Y.

(APi Third-ranked St. Bonaventure breezed to an 18-1 lead, then held off Long Island University Saturday night for a 71-61 basketball victory. The Bonnies. behind Bob Lanier's 34 points, built a 51-23 second period margin. I U.

whittled the lead to 10 points, 65-55, but could come no closer. Hot 58 Shooting By Houston, 97-72 SHREVEPORT, LA. 1AP1 -Houston, the nation's fifteenth-ranked team, shot a sizzling 58 per cent from the field and buried Centenary College, 97-72, here Saturday night. fouled in a frantic scramble under the boards. Carl Salyers replaced Al and shot the two free throws, which was just as well in view of Williams' ineffectiveness at the line.

Salyers made both and Drake's winning charge was finally under way. The free throws began a run of eight points, Halliburton following with two baskets and Jones firing in a jump shot. The flurry erected a 10-point lead at 73-63 and Tulsa couldn't get closer than six after that. The Bulldogs, hiking their over-all record to 19-5 with three road games left, made 33 baskets in 82 attempts for 40 per cent. Jones collected his seven goals in just 12 tries and Bush hit four of seven.

Tulsa had its shooting prob- lems, too. or the outcome might have been different. The Golden Hurricane shot only 36 per cent while sinking to 6-7 in conference play and 12-11 for the season. Drake Freshmen Top North Iowa Drake's freshmen reeled off 10 straight points at the start of the second half to snare a 47-26 lead and went on to whip North Iowa of Mason City Junior College, 70-59, Saturday night at Veterans Memorial Auditorium. Chuck Rysz led the Bulldog scoring with 18 points while Tony Johnson added 17 points and hauled in 23 rebounds.

Jim Dunfee, a non-starter earlier this year, ripped off 14 rebounds. Verlan Larmore scored 17 lo pace North Iowa, which dropped to an 8-18 record. Drake ended its season with a 1 7-7 mark. DRAKE Duntee Johnson Pearson Rvsz Blew Swarthout Kettiekmp Sharp Dahle Ickowitz 2 2-2 6 4 8-10 16 NORTH IOWA Ernst Kienast Leisinqer Hnknsn Larmore Stramer Grefe Kvidera Moore Mehmen Siemons Malek 5-5 2-4 0- 1 2-3 1- 2 0-0 0-0 0- 0 1- 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 2 0-0 8 2-3 4 2-2 3 1-3 2 2-2 0 0-0 0 1-2 1 0-0 Totalt 26 18-24 70 Totals 24 11-16 59 Drake 37 3370 North Iowa 24 3559 Foils Drake Dunfee, Johnson 4, Rvsz 2. Blew, Sharp.

North Iowa Kienast 5, Ernst, Larmore 4, Hankenson 3, Leisinger 2, Moore, Mehmen. Handball Title To Fedrot Keck i (The Register's Iowa News Service) MARSHALLTOWN. IA. -Dick Fedro and Rob Keck of Des Moines defeated Randy Duncan and Joe Jester of Des i Moines, 21-3, 16-21, 21-5, Satur-I day in the finals of the State: doubles handball tour-j nament. In semifinal round action, Zieke and Wally Emmons of Fedro and Keck sidelined C.

R. Cedar Rapids, 21-4, 21-6, and Duncan and Jester stopped Ray Crites and Dick Roder of Cedar Rapids, 21-15, 21-15. 5 8 0 0 DRAKE Continued from Page One shooting with their normal efficiency, especially in the first half when they hit a poor 36 per cent. Consequently, Tulsa was never really out of it until the last two minutes. Williams Ailing An attack of flu obviously hindered Drake scoring leader Al Williams, even though his 18 points paced the Bulldogs.

Al might not have missed as many layups all season as he did in this one. He connected on only eight of 23 attempts from the field and was even worse at ihe free throw line with just two out of 10. So it wasn't exactly a mom-orahle farewell performance for the fi-foot fi-inch forward who was one of four seniors playing their last home game. The others were Gary Zeller and reserves Rick Wanama-ker and Dale Teeter. Williams also injured an ankle in the second half and had to leave the floor for a while, but he returned to action briefly later on.

The big thing for Al and his mates, though, was that final score as all five starters hit in double figures. Jeff Halliburton was second to Williams with 17 points, and he also outmusclcd the burly Tulsans to snare 18 rebounds. Bobby scored 15, Gary Zeller 12 and Tom Bush 11. Drake led by only 33-32 at halftimc. then cruised to a 50-40 margin before two technical fouls one on Bush, another on Coach Maury gave the Golden Hurricane a lift.

Bush, whose rugged battling limited fi-10 Tulsa center Dana Lewis to 20 points, was called for a foul on Granville Bunton's hasket that made it 50-42. Tom objected to the call, was quickly socked with a technical and Tulsa added two more points. Bunton making his free throw and Carson another because of the technical. That began a nine-point spree that chopped Drake's margin to a shaky 50-49 edge with 12:40 to go. Fell Behind Tulsa, which led only once fat 22-21), fell behind again by 61-53, before Carson and John Van Vliet fired another counterattack.

And it was 65-60 for Drake when Carson was fouled by Jones, bringing John off the bench in angry protest. Maury was whistled for his technical with 6:08 left and Carson looped in three straight free throws. That reduced the spread to 65-63, and at this stage Williams went out with his leg injury after he had been' the Finish Girls' Sectionals AT AOEL FINAL ROUND Adel 81, Woodward-Granqer 70 CONSOLATION ROUND Earlham 73. Norwalk 69 (two limes) AT BR ITT FINAL ROUND Woden-Crystal Lake 50, Titonka 40 CONSOLATION ROUND Sentral (Fenton) 88, LuVerne 86 over-, I I (over-! time) AT CHARTER OAK FINAL ROUND Dunlao 82, Charter Oak-Ute 79 I CONSOLATION ROUND West Monona (Onawa) 81, Westwood (Sloan) 67 AT CARROLL FINAL HOUND Manilla 77, Elk Horn-Kimballton 76 CONSOLATION ROUND Anita 84. Audubon 77 AT CHARITON FINAL ROUND Moravia 54, Moulton-Udett 52 CONSOLATION ROUND Albia 57.

Morman Trail (Garden Grove) 44 AT COUNCIL BLUFFS FINAL ROUND Lewts Central ICouncil Bluffs) 68. Tri-Center (Neoia) 61 CONSOl AT ION ROUND Woodbine 72 Glenwood 40 AT OELHI FINAL ROUND Waosie Vallev (Fairbank) Manuo-keta Vallev (Delhi) 42 CONSOLATION ROUND Starmont (Strawberry Point) 60. North Linn (Trov Mills 58 AT GREENE FINAL ROUND Tripoli 68. Fredericksburo 60 CONSOLATION ROUND Allison-Bristov 62, Denver 45 AT HOLSTEIN FINAL ROUNO Aurelia 58 Ida Grove 57 CONSOLATION ROUND Holstein 72, Galva 65 AT HINTON FINAL ROUND Kinoslev-Pierson 85. Eastwood (Cor-rectionville) 63 CONSOLATION ROUND Marcus 86, Meriden-Cleohorn 49 AT HARTLEY FINAL ROUND Everly 61, Sanborn 58 CONSOLATION ROUNO Hartley 60, Lake Park 41 AT JEWELL FINAL ROUND South Hamilton (Jewell) 53, Strattord CONSOLATION ROUND Gilbert 74, Dayton 67 AT JAMAICA FINAL ROUND Perry 84, Guthrie Center 76 CONSOLATION ROUND East Greene (Grand Junction) 100, 84 AT LATIMER FINAL ROUND Dumont 89, Rockwell-Swaledale 45 CONSOLATION ROUND Cal (Latimer) 74, Rocklord 68 AT LeGRAND FINAL ROUND i G.M.

(Brooklyn) 54, LVnnvilie-Sully 50 CONSOLATION ROUND Benton (Van Home) 80, Semco (Gil man) 74 AT LAKE CITY FINAL ROUND Paton-Churdan 64, Scranton CONSOLATION ROUND Lak View-Auburn 63, Coon Raoids 54 AT MEDIAPOLI5 FINAL. ROUNO Medianolis 90. Morninq Sun 51 CONSOLATION ROUND W.nlield-Mount Union 71. Waoelln 11 AT MONTICELLO FINAL ROUND Midland (Wyominq) 67, Monticello 44 CONSOLATION ROUND Delwood (Elwood) 53, Miles 41 AT MONONA FINAL ROUNO Turkey Vallev (Jackson Junction) 42. 1 M.F.L.

(Monona) 59 i CONSOLATION ROUND Vallev (Elqin) 44. Garnavillo 45 AT POCAHONTAS FINAL ROUND Laurens 46, Pocahontas 62 CONSOLATION Albert Citv-Truesdale 43. Havelock-i Plover 59 1 AT REINBECK FINAL ROUND Center Point 75. Reinbeck 61 CONSOLATION ROUND Beamon-Conrad 74, Dike 40 AT ROLFE FINAL ROUND Twin Rivers (Bode) 68, Rolfe 65 CONSOLATION ROUND Rockwell City 73, Manson 72 AT PACKWOOD Harmony (Farminglon) 76, Eddyville 70 CONSOLATION ROUND Buren (Keosauqua) 84, Siaourney Van AT SPENCER FINAL ROUND Rulhven 76, Clay Central (Roval) 59 CONSOLATION ROUND South Clay (Giliett Grove) 87, Ringsted 14 AT WEST LIBERTY FINAL ROUND Calamus 55, West Liberty 49 CONSOLATION ROUND Bennett 62. West I iberty 47 AT WINTERSET FINAL ROUND Lenox 61.

East Union (Afton) 49 CONSOLATION ROUND Winterset 58. Mount Ayr 55 15" by 20" SCREEN IcfF i i I i Des Storcraft 2 Overtimes: 73-69 Defeat To Norwalk (The Register's Iowa News Service) ADEL, IA. Earlham out-scored Norwalk, 8-4. in the second overtime period Saturday night and won the consolation game of the Adcl girls' basketball sectional, 73-69. Norwalk's Debbie Amsbaugh scored with 30 seconds left in the game lo send the contest into the first overtime, which ended fi5-all.

Diane Clements paced Earlham with 38 points, while Norwalk H4-8i was led by Vicki Overholser's 29. NORWALK EARLHAM Anderson 4 57 13 Clements 9 20-31 3 AmsDauqn 6 14 Hans Hutchins 3 0-2 6 Faqin Overhol'n 12 5 8 29 Bobst Guthrie 2 1-1 5 Nevitt Essick 0 0-O 0 Shaffe Woollums 0 0-0 Hickcock Petersen 0 0-0 0 Clark I 0-0 9-12 17 It 0-3 16 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 uriese 0 0-0 0 Hill 0 0-0 0 Perkins 0 0-0 0 Lane 0 0-0 0 Totals 17 13-20 49 1 Totals 22 29-44 73 Norwalk 8 23 12 13 9 449 Earlham 20 13 12 11 9 73 total fouls Norwalk 32 Earlham 18. Fouled out Norwalk: Petersen, Hutchins. Perkins. 2 1ST VICTORY TO WARTBURG (The Resistor's Iowa News Service) WAVERLY, IA.

G. E. Buenning's 2" points hoisted league-leading Wartburg to a 72-60 Iowa Conference victory over Central here Saturday night. Buenning and Ken Borgman (13 points) paced Wartburg, which connected on six of its first seven shots and raced to a 23-7 advantage with 9 minutes 7 seconds left in the opening period. The Knights later constructed a 70-50 cushion and cruised to its tenth league victory against two losses.

Wartburg stands 21-2 for the season, while Central sagged to 6-6 in the loop and 13-8 in all games. CENTRAL WARTBURG 5-6 7 0-0 2 4-4 te 3-4 13 00 0 3- 3 13 4- 5 10 7-8 25 2-3 6 0-0 6 0-0 4 2-4 8 0-0 0 0-0 0 0-0 0 VanEon Hill DenHrclr Borgman Larkins Berknps Georae Lubach Hooqhrn Grawe Barkema Buennq Ericksn Manchstr Bruns Brunshn Lazar Rasche Koch Platte Schmidt 6-6 12 I 0-0 2 2 4 00 0 0 0-0 0 0 0 0 0 I Totals 20 20-22 60 Totals Central Wartburo 27 18-23 72 21 3960 36 3672 16, Wartburo 16. Total fouls Central Fouled out none. SIMPSON WHIPS UPPER IOWA, 96-83 (The Register's Iowa News Service) 1NDIANOLA, IA. Rick Burton scored 32 points and Hall added 20 to lead Simpson1 lo a 96-83 victory over Upper Iowa in Iowa Conference basketball Saturday night.

Bob Roberts scored 23 to lead the Peacocks. The victory was the 10th in 18 games for Simpson this season and seventh against five losses in conference play. UPPER IOWA SIMPSON Roberts 10 3-4 23 Chrstnsn 1 3-4 5 Schnell 4 3-3 11 12 8-9 32 Burton Doerina Hall Swanson Enqle Kino Klain 0 2-2 2 9 2-4 20 2 3 3 7 6 0-1 12 3 3-3 9 1 2-5 4 2 5 7 9 0 1-2 1 Fenneman 2 2-4 6 Marske 5 2-5 12 Cole McGlcdv Yanecek Bevin 5 0-1 10 4 6-7 14 1 0-0 2 0 0-1 0: Jacbsn Ave Totals 31 19-30 83 Totals 35 26-35 96 Upper Iowa 34 4983 Simpson 48 4896 total louts upoer towa 22, Simpson 22 Foulfd nut Doner Sihnelli Simpson, Engle. towg, Roberts, MOTOR HOMES TRAVEL TRAILERS CAMP TRAILERS On Display at Roy's Camper Sales and Des Moines Auditorium starting Wednesday, February 25 to Sunday, March 1st Starcraft Motor Homes priced from $9995.00 All Fiberglass. No up-keep, quiet and water tight.

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