The Crossover
Jane BurnsWomen's sports stories from Iowa - a place where new generations of female athletes carry on a century of success.
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Spring has sprung into high gear
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6-on-6: Basketball, track and basketball ON the track
Kay Houston of Dow City-Arion, Iowa’s one and only high school basketball-throwing champion, at the 1962 state track meet. (Image: Newspapers.com)
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