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2D The Crdar Rapd Ctiettt; March 21, 1971 ini Edqe i Tech Tops LaSalle in Iowa Track Team 75-65 IOWA CITY Illinois won 10. U.S. JC Title To Ellsworth NIT 70-60 Jty Gits Schrader of 16 events and tied for first in another as it posted its third slraieht indoor track dual-meet NEW YORK (AP) Rangy Rich Yunkus staggered LaSalle with 27 points, including the go-ahead field goal with a minute win, 75-65, over Iowa here Sat-' left as Georgia Tech stunned the iviniP Explorers 70-67 in the first The Hawkeves' Phil Wertman1 round of the National Invitation Tim Bassett, also of Southern Idaho; Dennis Bell, Panama City, Fla.i Lee Gilbert and Clyde Turner of Carthage, Stan Blackmon of Hutchinson; Roy Fields of Poplar Bluffs, Rick Hockenos of Niagara Falls, N.Y., and Abe Steward of Casper, Wyo. topped by, eight and a. half.

tournament Saturday night. infhpu the Inwa Dole vault rec- Gncg Hawkins bailed out AM ha nnrt fpammatii Lvnn Tennessee with a field goal Oveson set earlier this the two-second mark at the end of regulation time then convert Wertman's 164 effort also matched the best ever by a Big Ten undergraduate in indoor ed four free throws to help the Vounteers beat St. John's N.Y., Soft-Hearted Bookie competition. 84-83 in the first game of the Gree Johnson grabbed two of; night-time twin bill in overtime Iowa's first, in the 60 and 300- Won't Take the Money LONDON (AP)-Thls land of the often strange, unusual and offbeat, came up today with a yard dashes. -State 'A'- Continued from Page ID.) of the fourth quarter and Monte went into a delay to' protect their star center, The move was a good one, as the Brav once again began to expand their margin.

Nichols wound up as the game's leading scorer with 19 points He was followed by Bill Van Cleave with 12 and Jim Casey with 10. The Braves hit on 22 of 54 field goal attempts for 42.6 percent. Moser finished with 15 points to lead Alta, but failed to get his first point until the middle of the second quarter. Moser had scored 45 points in the Cyclones' first iwo tourney wins. Also in double figures for Alta were DeMan, who finished with 13, and Tom Huse- man with 11.

DeMan popped in four early jumpers to keep Alta close, but picked up three quick, fouls and sat out much of the game before fouling out in the fourth quarter. The Cyclones connected on only 13 of 47 from the floor for a chilly 38.3 percent. Behind Nichols' 19 rebounds, Monte held a 43-34 advantage on the backboards. Alta thus finished with a 22-4 record, and, rather than taking another first place trophy back to northwest Iowa, settled for a runnerup trophy. Monte was able to do what its girls counterpart couldn't.

The Monte girls came here last week also with a perfect record but were beaten in the quarterfinals. at Madison Square Garden. The victory gained Tennessee a quarter-final berth against Duke Monday night. Gree Pivoror of Illinois also- HUTCHINSON, Kan. (AP), -Ellsworth of Iowa Falls won the championship of the National junior college basketball tournament Saturday night by defeating Southern Idaho of Twin Falls 0-71.

Ellsworth was never behind after halftime when they led 39-31 and rode along easily behind the dazzling play of Ben-nie Clyde, who scored 28 points in the game and was high for the tournament with 103. Ellsworth was ahead 65-57 when they went into their delay game with four minutes to play. Southern Idaho, forced to go for the ball, fouled repeatedly and Ellsworth made 14 of their last 16 points on free throws. High scorer for Southern Idaho was Ron Behagen with 24 points. Clyde was named the tournament's outstanding performer and his coach, Jim Carey, was acclaimed coach of the year.

The all-tournament team is composed of Clyde, Behagen, soft-hearted bookie. Scored a double, in the hurdles. Philip Laister, manager of a Iowa now -has a 1-3 dual big betting shop near Birming- mark. The Blue Devils were one of three first-round visitors Satur Shot put: 1. Tom Wallaca, Benbtrry, III.

1. Bill Btvsr, ham, England's second largest city, said he thought his customers got gypped over a prize fight decision and so he is giv day afternoon, beating Dayton 68-64 as Richie O'Connor poured Hlah lumoi 1. Ttrrv WCDO IM-? 2. Carlin swttlt Larry Dykjlra, lll.i I. a-IVt.

in 20 and Ran ing the losers their money back. Mll: 1. Bob Schum, Phillips, 1. Dava North Carolina trampled Mas Eaitland, la.l Soft-hearted Phil was burned sachusetts 90-49 as Bill Cham up by the verdict de port West team. They Introduce the rival head coaches last.

They stride out and shake hands. Then Dave turned and raced over to join his starting five players, but as he tried to stop his. feet shot out from under him on. the glassy floor and he landed ker-plunk, with several thousand fans watching, as well as the TV cameras. Well, at least Dave proved it's better for the coach to fall flat than it is his team, as West certainly deserves credit for making monumental improvement.

West entered the tourney with an, U-ll record, but it should be noted six of the losses were to Illinois teams. Two of the early lossesto Davenport Assumption and Rock Island Alleman-were avenged later. -y Vl." Happy anniversary! It was 25 years ago-March of 1946 that AMF unveiled the first automatic pinsetter for bowling. So you were beginning to believe Montezuma would never run out of -Van Cleaves on its athletic teams. Well, the end may be in sight.

Bill Van Cleave, junior forward on. the Monte team that will play Treynor in the class A semifinals Friday night, told us the Van Cleave dynasty is thinning out, He' said Sandy" Van Cleave, all-state girls player from Monte, is theyoungest member of her family. "Sandy is a third cousin of mine," Bill said. "There are only two Van Cleave families left in Monte. In our family, there's only one left younger than me.

That's my brother, Tom, who is in the sixth grade." Bill said Bob and Dutch Van Cleave; stars on Montezuma's teams in the state tourneys of 1949 and '50 are fourth cousins. Dutch formerly coached at Amana and Bob coaches in Illinois. Quoting Hie Nastase, Romanian tennis star who will play in the International tennis tournament in D.M. April 7-10: "We have soccer professionals in Romania, and in Hungary there was a professional boxer. And tennis in my country is more and more popular.

There is a couple hundred tennis counts in country. Golf they think is more capitalist. I tell you why. One golf court there is.in all Romania. And there may be three and one-half players.

Yes, one-half. My grandmother plays, but she already dies next week." Bad or Balanced? DES MOINES-Observers at the state tournament were, lamenting the shortage of outstanding basketball teams and outstanding college prospects this year. Don't know whether to agree with them or not. This is always relative. It's difficult to tell whether the lack of stickouts means there is marvelous balance or (as Duffy Daugherty says) an over-abundance of medi-ocrity.

The coacheg we talked lo seem agreed there are very few senior players in the state this year capable of playing Big Ten, Big Eight or Missouri Valley ball. However, there are, some excellent prospects for the caliber of play in such leagues as the Iowa and Midwest conferences Football coaches were almost as interested in the state basketball tourney as the cage coaches. Best-looking grid prospect, of oourse, was Treynor's Tom Winchell, 6-3, 195-pound senior. He looks active and strong enough to make a big-time coHege team at any of several positions, and he'll probably weigh 220 by the time he's a college soph. We saw some goo4 "futures," too.

j3ne is Jay De Zeeuw of Boyderi-Hull. This strapping junior stands 6-2, weighs 210. He is a nephew of Iowa's basketball coach, Dick Schultz. However, he thinks football will be his best sport in college. He plays tight end and defensive end.

"We didn't get to Iowa City this season to see Uncle Dick's team play," De Zeeuw said, "but I've always been an Iowa fan an Iowa State fan, too, really." Another likely looking gridder among the tourney starters was Gary Walker, 6-3, 205-pound soph at Algona. He's already a mature well coordinated athlete. We predict he'll be well worth waiting two years for some college coach to recruit. Pass the Hash Even we Cedar Rapids folks who knew Dave Wessel he was "growing up here will have to admit he didn't start the state tournament with a good omen. He did a terrific pratt-fall when introduced before the first game for his surprisingly good Daven-, berlain tossed in 24 points and Providence smacked Louisville 64-58 behind Jim Larranaga's throned heavyweight Henry Cooper and gave his British, European and British Empire 22.

North Carolina and Providence will meet in Monday boxing titles to 21-year-old Joe Bugner in London. Tuesday night other quarter-final night. game. Georgia Tech's victory sends :ll.J. A 440: 1.

Rob Manoo, 1. John Durk- in. III. 1. Dava Lartan, 70 Want: 1.

Oret Pivoror. 1. Jim FashulM, 1.. Brut Pratlay, 1000: 1. Rich Gross, 2.

John Clark, la.l 1. Rob Rollar, 2:12.1. 40:1. Craif Johnwn, 2. HaronJ John-ion, 1.

Harry Bookar, :04.3. (00: 1. Ben Dollar, 1. John Crlv wall, 3. Jim Faihuloi, 1:11.0.

Polo vault: 1. Phil Wartman, 2. Lynn Oveson, 1. John Tatar, 14.4. (Iowa record: previous record 15-7V, Oveson and Wertman, 171; ties best by Bis Ten undergraduate, Roland Carter, Michigan State, 1M0 NCAA indoor meet), 300: 1.

Oreo Johnson, 1. Al Matthews, 3. John Durkin, :31.3. Lone lump: 1. Harry Booker, 1.

Don Laniston, .2. Mika Maxsted, 22-5i. Triple lump: 1. Don Laniston, 2. Bruce Presley, 3.

Mike Maxsted, :44.1. 80: 1. Ray LaBodie, Ml.1.2. Mark SteHen, 3. Mark Koster, 4.

70 lows: 1. Oreo Pivoror, i. Bruce Presley, la.l 3. Tom-Neuman. 2-mile: 1.

Al Cobb, 2. pave 3. Morrison Reid, :19.3. Mile relay: Iowa (Greg Johnson, Steve Hempel, John Cnruwtll, Dava the Yellow Jackets into a Wed nesday night quarterfinal match against the winner of Sunday's UtmfiJil Michigan-Syracuse game. Georgia Tech and LaSalle played on even terms in the first half as the Georgian's held high-scoring Ken Durett of La Salle to only one field goal and made off with a 28-27 lead at the Larsen), ffilllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllM break.

Sweden Beats U.S. BERN, Switzerland (AP) -Sweden scored two goals in the final period and came from behind to beat the United States 4-2 Saturday in the 1971 World ice hockey championships. Trkkey Enters Hall Want to rent your garage? A want ad will do it quickly and at low cost. Dial 369-1234. North Central DES MOINES Ben Trickey has had plenty of moments in a long and illustrious playing and coaching career.

But being named Saturday night to the Iowa high To Manlcato St. 8 Team Totals Mankato St ..142.40 S. Dak. N. Iowa 114.15 N.

Oak. St. 5 Dak St ..111.19 Auaustana .42.05 .58.60 9.50 N. Oak 93.90 CEDAR FALLS Mankato (Minn.) State breezed to the ANOTHER FIRST IN CEDAR RAPIDS A Great (lew Men's Shirts and Pants Department at Country Cobbler school basketball Hall of Fame ranked as "one of the three biggest thrills I've had in my life." Ben, who now operates a bowling alley in Cedar Rapids and has done his share of supplying Jefferson high school with star athletes, was honored for his playing and coaching exploits at Marshalltown high school. He was joined by four other former Iowa preps: Ed Beisser, D.M.

North; Jack Spencer, Davenport; Herb Thompson, North Central conference gym Silver Porsche Tops nastics crown here Saturday while host Northern Iowa was edging South Dakota for 8 Join Iowa Basketball Hall of Fame DES MOINES (AP) Eight new members were added to Long Sebring Race John Focht led a Mankato BEN TRICKEY State sweep of the first three places in all-around with a Elford and Larrousse took By Bioys Britt 47.85. SEBRING, Fla. (AP)-A sil Forest City, and Ray Wehde, But getting back to Ben, whom we've always considered a pretty good In our conversations he's always displayed a sincere concern for what's good for athletes and athletics. And not once have we heard a Jeff coach remark he wished Ben would stay in the background. Mankato State swept the first command of the race shortly after 6:45 p.m., hours after a thrilling battle had ended be the Iowa High School Athletic Assn.

basketball Hall of -Fame three places in three events and ver Porsche driven by Vic El-ford of England and Gerrard Larrousse of France streaked took the first, two in two others. tween American hotshots Andrew and Mark Donohoe and Floor 1. Eric Paul, MS) 1 John Saturday night during induction ceremonies at the state basketball tournament. home an easy winner of the Focht, MS; 3. Gary Mortensen, MS; 17.50.

Sidehone: 1. George Flad. MS; 1. Top Three Thrills Mexican Pedro Rodriguez. Marcelus Carlin, MS; 3.

Jonn focm, The new additions brought to Twelve Hours of Sebring Saturday night, continuing Germany's domination of world en MS; 16.30. Rings: 1. John Focht, MS; 2. Rick Moo. MS; 3.

Stcvt Zlzser, UNI; 17.55. Lsna hone: I. Eric Paul. MS; 2. John durance racing.

21 the number of former Iowa prep basketball players and coaches honored since the awards were started in 1965. Elford and Larrousse, the lat Jolley, NO; 3. Jeff Conner. UNI, and Larry Thomsen, MS, tied 18.40. Parallel bars: 1.

John Focht, MS; 2. Don Leaun, MS; i. Larry Bunkowske, SDS; 14.55. Horizontal bar: 1. John Focht, MS; 2.

Larry Thomsen, MS; 1. Rick Moe, MS; 11.20. All-around: 1. John Focht, MS; 2. Don Legun, MS; 3.

Larry Thomsen, MS; 47.85. Players honored were: Ed ter a seventh-place finisher last year, completed the round-the-j Beisser, a former Des Moines clock grind almost 20 miles ahead of their nearest pursuer. Of course, that's primarily because Ben hasn't meddled. At the same time, B. Tobe and Brad, all have been outstanding athletes at Jeff.

A fourth son, Tim, may be of the same mold. But he's presently at Taft junior high. All four were present for Dad's big night Saturday, along with Ben's wife, Vivian, and his mother, Mrs. Winifred Trickey of Oskaloosa, and B. J.

's wife. It's safe to say they all were as excited as Ben, who explained his three biggest thrills: "The first was in 1942 when I played at Iowa" Ben said. "I scored 27 points to set an Iowa fieldhouse record. "The second was when my Marshalltown team (25-0) won the state championship in 1956. "And the third, of course, is now.

It certainly is a big thrill." North (1937) standout; Jack Spencer, Davenport, 1942; Herbert Thompson, Forest City, Sportsmanship 1949; Ben Trickey, Marshall- Sports Results COLLEGE BASKETBALL NCAA Regionals FAR WEST Pacific 84, Brig. Young 81 (cons.) UCLA 57, Long Beach St. 45 (final.) MIDEAST W. Kentucky 81. Ohio St.

78 (ov. final) Marquette 1, Kentucky 74 (cons.) MIDWEST Kansas 73, Drake 71 (final) Houston 119, Notre Dame 104 (3rd) EASTERN Fordham 100 S. Carolina 0 (cons.) Villanova 90, Penn 47 (final) Nat'l Invitation FIRST ROUND Providence 44, Louisville 58 N. Carolina 90, Massachusetts 49 Duke 48, Dayton 40 Tennessee 84, St. John's 83 (ov.) National JC Ellsworth (Iowa) 80, Twin Falls'(final) Robert Morris 93, Hutchinson 74 (cons.) PREP BASKETBALL CLASS A Montezuma 8, Alia 54 (final) Carroll 43, Treynor 47 (cons.) Goes to Cougars DES MOINES (AP) Tour town 1939; and Ray C.

Wehde, Holsiein, 1941. It was Porsche's third endurance triumph of the year and its 15th since Mario An-dretti broke a three-year drought for Ferrari by winning Sebring in 1970. The second and third-place nament leading scorer Dennis Shaffer of class AA third-place Mason City headed the all-tournament team selected by the cars were Italian-made Alfa Ro Saggau Satisfied meo prototypes, small three-li Iowa Broadcasters Assn. Saturday night at the conclusion of the boys state basketball tourna ter machines that pack a tremendous punch and corner like, snakes. ment.

Coaches honored were: Mar-. tin Brandes, formerly of Wav-erly high school (1923); O. J. "Lefty" 'Cayou, Livermore, 1955; and Les Davis, Sioux City East, 1946. The awards go to former basketball standouts who have either participated or been a graduate for- at least 10 years.

They must be recommended from' the schools in which they played or served and have personal characteristics showing Two members of runner-up isfia (final) CLASS AA Davenport West 47, Ottumwe 81 Mason City 72, Algona 40 (cons.) Ottumwa were selected: Guard Joe Ferguson and center Steve i Brandon. Other members were Algona forward Kent Espe and champion Davenport West's guard Don Fennelly. Nanni Galli of Italy and Rolf Stommelin -of Germany drove the Alfa that chased the winning Porsche home. They had led the race for a time during the later states but lost their chance during a costly pit stop with three hours to go. The winning car covered 259 laps more than 1,300 miles.

at a record average speed civic contributions. The sportsmanship trophy awarded for the first time by Illinois Tourney SEMIFINAL ROUND Thombridse 57, Danville 47 Oak Lawn 49, Sprini. Lanphler 45 PRO BASKETBALL National Assn. Chicago 138, Atlanta 121 Cleveland 114, Detroit 103 Baltimore 124, Philadelphia 112 Portland 132, Buffalo 129, (OV) Phoenix 114. Seattle 107 American Assn.

Virginia 135, New York 12S PRO HOCKEY National League Montreal 5, Buffalo 2 Toronto 3, New York 1 Boston 5, Philadelphia 3 St. Louis 2, Detroit 1 the broadcasters went to Ce dar Rapids Kennedy. BALL GLOVES Now is the time to advertise Bernie Saggau was asked Saturday at a press-radio-TV luncheon what the chances were of moving the state basketball tournament from Des Moines to Ames and Iowa State's new colliseum next year. "My recommendation will be to keep it here," said Saggau, the executive secretary of the Iowa High School Athletic Assn. "I'm very satisfied to have it here and I think it should be here.

There are better over-all facilities here in Des Moines." Saggau added that "back on Jan. 1 there were probably 10,000 tickets already sold for Saturday night's basketball finals." the state wrestling tournament, which was moved to Ames this year because of a schedule conflict at Veteran's auditorium, will return to Des Moines for the next five years, according to Saggau Howie Vernon former Waterloo East football coach and now principal at that school, said he believes East football coach Bruce Wiegman will be back at the helm next fall. Wiegman has been under fire for an alleged Involvement with a high school girl, who is the Wiegman baby sitter. "The whole thing has really been blown out of proportion," Vernon said. "The girl has an unhappy home life and Bruce and his wife had -given her some advice on several occasions which the girl's father did not appreciate.

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