Prairie Hawks upset Regina 82-65 in Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Prairie basketball, led by seniors Darr ell Bentley and Joe Stallman, overwhelmed Iowa City Regina 82-65. Coach LaVerne Bruns praised a balanced attack, strong post play, and reinforcements from Stallman as the Hawks improved to 2-1 with momentum from press break and second- half surge.
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Iowa City
LaVerne Bruns
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Hawks
Prairie
Regina
Bruns
Bentley
Stallman
Tom Kendell
Regals
Bill Yuska
Gary Pegump
Pegump
Marion Indians down Monticello 67 to 55 in Wamack opener
Marion Indians led by Gregg Anderson with 25 points defeated Monticello 67 55 at the Indian gym to start the season 1 0 in Wamack play under rookie coach Larry Perkins. Mark Hess added 11 as Marion shot 24 of 58 from the field and 17 of 25 free throws.
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Monticello
Marion
Indians
Wamack
Larry Perkins
Monti
Gregg Anderson
Linn-Mar
Mark Hess
Barry Hopkins
Brad Kiburz
Jon Morris
Don Wishniewsky
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Nonticello
Prairie Tops West in opening wrestling meet
Prairie defeats West 32 to 17 in the season opener at Prairie Friday night. Larry Woods Doug Teach and John Pulver earned pins for Prairie at 105 112 and 185 pounds. Other matches featured pins and decisions involving Pr. and ICW wrestlers with several close scores and decs.
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Prairie
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Larry Woods
Doug Teach
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Dave Dvorak
Drew Kevin Noah
Eric Grif
Charles Granger
Joe Jedlicka
Marty Davis
Sae
el Norris
Phil Marsten
Kevin Kelly
Ario Miller
Huskies Upset Bucks 67-63 in Seattle showdown
University of Washington defeated 10th ranked Ohio State 67-63 in Seattle. Ray Price Louie Nelson and Reggie Ball each scored 16 points to pace the Huskies while Allan Hornyak led OSU with 25 points, including key baskets after a technical foul.
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Ray Price
Louie Nelson
Reggie Ball
Ohio State
Huskies
Buckeyes
Allan Hornyak
Washington
Jeff Hawes
Hornyak
Keokuk Sophomores Top Linn-Mar 60 52 Led by Ruffcorn
Ken Ruffcorn poured in 25 points to propel Keokuk's sophomore basketball team to a 60 to 52 victory over Linn-Mar. Dana Lyon added 24 for Linn-Mar, with Wehner and Vieckner contributing in support.
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Keokuk
Linn-Mar
Dana Lyon
Lions
Wehner
Vieckner
Doug Ti Pn
Ad Na Lyon
Brian Nan
Dane Lyon
Harbaugh If
Raiders Drop Regis 68-64 in season opener
Anamosa edged Regis 68-64 as Neunabar scored 35 points for the Raiders and Rich Ralston added 12 for Anamosa. Regis played without ill veteran Tim Cooper and fouled out Todd and Lilly late, while Todd grabbed 20 rebounds and Corrigan hit 16 points.
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Todd
Tom Lilly
Neunabar
Regis
Rich Ralston
Anamosa
Vv Schoon Purdy
Ralston
Treka
Corrigan
Hacke
Tetlo
Sramek
Richrdsn
Kraus
Jipe Lilly
Stames Purdy
Anamosa Corrigan
Schoon
Klaus Richardson
Hackett
Coste Ralston
J Richardson
Parkside Tops Luther 69 62 in season opener at Kenosha
Parkside college defeated Luther Norsemen 69 to 62 in Kenosha Friday night to start the season. Luther turnovers and 23 fouls plagued the visitors while Chuck Chambliss scored 18 of his 23 points in the first half and Joe Hutter added 17 for Parkside. Greg Veith led Luther with 16 points and Kim O'Neill scored 10.
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Luther Norsemen
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Luther
Norsemen
Chuck Chambliss
Joe Hutter
Greg Veith
Kim O'Neill
Monti Sophs Top Marion 49 32 at Marion Gym
Monticello sophomore team defeated Marion 49 to 32 on Friday night in the Marion gym. Freese led Monti with 18 points while Mahoney scored 8 for Marion. Other listed scorers include Bradshaw, Faustedeieh, Schemmel, Miginew, and Krehbiel with various small totals.
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Freese
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Mahoney
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Fight Results By The Asseted eo Madrid and Caracas
In Madrid foreign and domestic boxers clashed with middweight bouts featuring José from Madrid and Vicente from Caracas. The card ended with a stoppage and a notable upset as Davies from Lowell, Massachusetts faced strong resistance.
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Caracas
Beau
Davies
Lowell
Rass
Braves Williams Sent to Baltimore
In Honolulu the 71st annual winter meetings closed with a flurry of trades. Seven deals involving 22 players occurred in under five hours, with the Braves sending Earl Williams and Taylor Duncan to the Orioles for a package including Pat Dobson and Rorie Harrison. The week set a record for activity, as Bowie Kuhn called the surge healthy for contenders. Orioles manager Earl Weaver had teased Williams’ value earlier in the week.
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Terry Wedgewood
Sheraton Waikiki
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Wayne Simpson
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Roger Nelson
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Larry Stahl
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Mike Epstein
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Horacio Pina
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Rorie Harrison
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Tom Ragland
Vince Colbert
Detroit Tigers
Rich Reese
Minnesota Twins
Boston Red Sox
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Phoenix
Bowie Kuhn
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Palmer Fails To Make Cut While Nicklaus Seeks Victory
In Lake Buena Vista Florida Arnold Palmer failed to qualify for the final rounds of the Walt Disney World Open after a 77 left him at 146, just one over the cut. Jack Nicklaus led with two under par 68s to 136, aiming to become the first to top 300 000 in a season while Archer faltered with a late bogey to drop his sole lead.
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Royal Sophs Top Anamosa
Anamosa faced Cedar Rapids Regis in a Friday night game with Regis winning 58 to 43. Leading Regis, Mark Ahart scored 17 points and Mel O'Donnell added 16 as Regis built a double digit margin. Anamosa's Tim Burham led with 6 points, while Dale Sinckey added 13.
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Cedar Rapids Regis
Mark Ahart
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Mel O'Donnell
Vinton Girls Club Defeats Marion In Friday Game
The Vinton girls defeated Marion 73 to 45 in a Friday night basketball game. Anderson led Vinton with 38 points while Mark scored 12 for Marion. Vinton 73, Marion 45.
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LaSalle Sophs Beat Beckman In Dyersville
LaSalle sophomores, led by Paul Schenk and 20 points from Dyersville Leburg, defeated Beckman 80 to 61 Friday night. Scores and names appear jumbled, but LaSalle's balanced scoring and key plays propelled the Cedar Rapids squad over Beckman.
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Henkia Fr Beckman
Keokuk routs Linn-Mar Lions 92 58 in Friday clash
Keokuk using full-court press forced 37 Lions turnovers as Rick Murphy led with 32 points and teammates Kneaven Delaney Dunham joined with double digits. Linn-Mar, missing Sinde lar Holden and Brainard to injuries, struggled to mount a comeback despite moderate second half pressure.
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Gire
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Jewen
Land
Delaney
Bradley
Mathews
Wertz
Jenkins
Coe Beats Rams 89 87 in Nonconference Tilt
Coe College Kohawks edged Cornell Rams 89 to 87 in a close battle here Friday night. Ed McFalls led Coe with 21 points, Garland Smith 17, Randy Johnson 16 while Randy Kuhlman scored 24 for the Rams and Mark Weston added 21 before fouling out late as Cornell tied late but failed to force a final basket. The result did not affect Midwest conference standings.
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Garland Smith
Randy Johnson
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Georgia Tech QB Eddie McAshan Walks Off Practice
Georgia Techs first black quarterback Eddie McAshan left the practice field after a reported squabble with coaches. Coach Bill Fulcher declined further comment before leaving for Athens for the annual clash with Georgia.
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Eddie McAshan
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Bill Fulcher
Athens
Georgia
Lancers Claim First Win 65-61 Over Beekman
Cedar Rapids La Salle beat Dyersville Beckman 65-61 as Roger Garin scored 24 points and sank clutch free throws in the final seconds. The Lancers improved to 1-1 in East Central Iowa play, with Rick Teahen adding 10 and Beckman’s Pat English finishing with 23. LaSalle opens its home season Friday against Iowa City Regina.
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Roger Garin
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Dyersville Beekman
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Beckman
Allen Kruse
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Garin
Rick Teahen
Lancer
Pat English
Iowa City
Regina
Sports Results Continued From Page Nine Card
A dense list of college and university men’s basketball scores across multiple conferences. Notable results include Centre 77 over Tenn Temple 69, Michigan 81 over N H 71, Oklahoma City 77 over Wyoming? 70, and San Francisco 83 over Stanford 68, with numerous others such as Valparaiso 87 over No central 72 and Texas Tech 72 over Western Ky 66.
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Sports Scores Snapshot From Around the Nation
A collage of final scores across pro and college leagues. Milwaukee routed New York while Buffalo fell to Seattle and Boston defeated Philadelphia. NHL results include N Y Rangers and St. Louis as well as Vancouver and Chicago. College hockey shows several close wins and mixed results across Connecticut Colby Ithaca Bowling Green and others.
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Bryant Files for Bankruptcy by Giants Pitcher
San Francisco AP reports Ron Bryant, Giants pitcher, and his wife Sheila filed voluntary bankruptcy before U.S Bankruptcy Referee Lynn Gillard. Creditors include mounting debts and recent financial pressures affecting the veteran player and his family.
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Gatens Leads Iowa Reserves With 24 Points In Win
Iowa reserves beat Northern Iowa JV 88 72 as Gatens posts 24 points and 11 rebounds. Four Iowa players reach double figures including Sumpter Petratis and Thompson. UNI’s Davis scores 30 with freshman Runchey adding 16 for the Panthers.
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Mike Gatens
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Iowa Jvs
Gatens
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Stan Petratis
Council Bluffs
Scott Thompson
Jim Davis
UNI
Bill Runchey
West Bend
Decorah Wins Dual Meet Over Oelwein 49 12 In Wrestling
Decorah defeated Oelwein 49 to 12 in a high school wrestling meet on Friday night with five pins. Oelwein managed one pin in the 167-pound class as Al Thornton lost at 105 pounds and George Loomis, Arnie Dahlen, Arlyn Moe, Lars Lacavitne, Daryl Howden, and Paul Sperry earned decisions.
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Decorah
Monona wrestlers pin MF L past Starmont 36 19
Monona wrestlers Dale Echard Steve Miller and Fred Smith scored pins to lead MF L over Starmont 36 to 19. Individual results show Echard Miller and Smith securing decisive finishes with times recorded, continuing the team’s momentum.
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Dale E Echard
Steve Miller
Fred Smith
Mf-L
Starmont
Iran
Dale Echard
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