Bruns Prairie Rips Regina 82-65 in East Conference debut
LaVerne Bruns praised Prairie after a commanding 82 to 65 win over Iowa City Regina. Darrell Bentley and Joe Stallman sparked a balanced attack, with Stallman providing the first big share of varsity action and contributing 5 or 6 more points than expected.
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Bernie Owens
Galcrie Squrre
Weslec
Towa Cty
LaVerne Bruns
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Hawks
Prairie
Iowa City
Regina
Antolujed Bruns
Regals
Regia
All Court
Hensley
Stallsman
Joe'y
Stallman
Bruns
Marion tops Monticello in late surge to improve start
Marion high school's basketball team pulled away in the fourth quarter to defeat Monticello 55 64. Senior Gregg Anderson led with 22 points and 14 rebounds while Mark Hessilwith scored 11. Barry Hopkins and Brad Kiburz added eight each as Marion, led by rookie coach Larry Perkins, moved to 2 0 in the young season and 1 0 in conference play.
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Marion High School
Monticelto
Marion
Lidlans
Larry Perkins
Manticella
Marlon
Indians
Hen Quiscared Monli
Gregg Anderson
Alsos Marion
Mark Hessswith
Barry Hopkins
Brad Kiburz
Jon Morris
Don Wishniewsky
John Hines
Roséra
Jeff Inttekofer
Prairie top West matmen in opening meet
Prairie defeats Cedar Rapids West Matmen 32 to 17 in the season opener. Larry Woods at 105 pounds, Doug Teach at 112, and John Pulver at 146 secured falls. Other matches featured included Dave Dvorak and Kevin Head, with several pins and decisions across weight classes.
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Cedar Rapids Prairie
Tawa City West
Prairie
Hawks
Larry Woods
Doug Teach
John Pulver
Woods
Pia Wits
Dave Dvorak
Drew Kevin Head
Larte Woods
Bulls Teach
Charles Granger
Aril
Pitts
Dae Jodticka
Marty Sae Gral Hardy
Mare
Kevin Hells
Arlo Mitler
Gauneey Rawsers
Ttn
Grane
Rumteh
Pre Dee
Guaneanes
Bruce Tarnes
Donn Mis Vdaath
Stool
Fir
Steve Pate
M Pulyers
Jack
Steve Moora
Mike Rasley
Huskies Upset Bucks 67 63 in Seattle Thriller
Washington surged to a 10-2 start and held on to defeat 10th ranked Ohio State 67 63. Ray Price Louie Nelson and Reggie Ball led with 16 points each as the Huskies overcame late Buckeyes pressure and tactical foul trouble to clinch the upset.
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Seatile
University of Washington
Ray Price
Louie Nelson
Reggie Ball
Ohio State
Huskies
Buckeyes
Allan Hornyak
Washington
Deff Hawes
Tardyak
Ruffeorn’s 25 Sparks Tei Keokuk Victory over Linn-Mar
In October 1962 Sophomore star Ruffeorn scored 25 points leading Tei Keokuk to a victory against Linn-Mar. Dana Lynn added 24 for the Lads as the team secured the win on Friday.
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Kon Ruffeorn
Tei Keokuk
Linn-Mar
Dana Lynn
Erekuk
Vie
Raiders Fall to Regis in Season Opener 68 64
Regis, missing returning veteran Tim Cooper, battles Anamosa to a final 68 64 loss. Todd Lilly leads Regis with 17 points and 20 rebounds, while Neunaber scores 35 for Anamosa aided by Ralston 12 and Cooper’s absence hurts Regis late. First quarter tied 12 14, Regis leads by nine at one point but trails 28 46 at halftime as Anamosa builds lead and holds on.
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Sennell
Re Jin
Regala
Bentley
Bill Yuskweal
Gary Pegump
Pearse
Peguinyo
Hawks
Stellman
Prairie
Lehman
Sil
Tom
Marion
Monti
Oaga
Panthers
Monil
Yen
Malarh
Bebe
Manthetlo
Janse Ah
Teeterson
Renatekater
Seti
Haterson
Bao
Hines
Gislinan
Yaney
Janka
Stallan
Ty Renin
Mapkins
Anamosa
Ceder
Regis
Tim Cooper
Burty
Royals
Newnaber
Alla Witha
Todd
Tom Lilly
Neunabar
Rich Ralston
Dwin
Ged
Royal Sophs Top Anamosa in tight bowling style
Anamosa faced Cedar Rapids Regis as the sophomore team edged out the Tigers with a 50.4 percent shooting night. Jed Regis led with 17 points while Mel O'Donnell added 16 as Regis built momentum in a crowded scoring battle.
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Anamosa
Cedar Rapids Regis
Hasketball
Anamiasa
Mark Ahart
Jed Regis
Mel O'Donnell
Ois
Dave Brot
Tim Buchan
Terry
Tacvana Vom Michelsay Stave Kenyay Pechoy
Iah Wormmoen
Gabe
Palmer Falters as Nicklaus Leads Disney Open
Aging Arnold Palmer failed to reach the final rounds of the Walt Disney World Open, shooting a fat 77 and missing the qualifying mark for the last two rounds. Jack Nicklaus led with four under par 68s for a 14 total, aiming to keep his season strong. Palmer criticized his play, ending a season without a title, while Nicklaus expressed excitement at contesting down the stretch. George Archer briefly led before trouble dropped him behind.
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Bob Green
Lake Buena Vista
Ila
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Palmer
Nicklaus
Alles
Thas
Nicklaux
Joe
Lover Pangling
George Archer
Paknession
Priday
Vinton Girls Club Marion Basketball Recap
Vinton girls defeated Marion in a spirited game with Anderson scoring 3s and Esler adding 10 points. Marion rallied with Mark scoring 12 and additional contributions from Pnorw and Liletpin, but Vinton secured the win at 43 to 91.
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Vinton Girls
Marion Tell
Anderson
Vinton
Mark
Allied
Marion
Agin
Fuera
My Aon
Pnorw
Esler
Coltind
Parkside Beats Luther In Season Opener 69 62
Parkside college defeated Luther Norsemen 69 to 62 in the season opener at Kenosha. Parkside benefited from Luther’s 16 turnovers and 23 fouls as Chuck Chambliss scored 18 points in the first half and Joe Hutler added 17 for the winners. Luther’s Greg Veith led with 16 points and Kim O’Neill added 11.
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Kenosha
Wis
Parkside College
Luther Norsemen
Parkside
Luther
Norsemen
Chuck Chambliss
Joe Hutler
Greg Veith
Kim O'Neill
Monti Sophs Hand Marion Lops 49 to 32
Monticello sophomores defeated Marion 49 32 at Marion gym Friday night. Nreese led scoring with 18 points for Monti while Mahoney added 8 for Marion. Sandier Mantiesita and two others mentioned in fragmented text.
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Monticello
Eleam
Marion
Nreese
Monti
Mahoney
Mantiesita
Frenkm Yh
Bradshaw Ayaus
Wanda
Schemmel
Lara Sytis
Unclear Fight Results From The Associated Prasy
Fragmentary OCR reads like boxing results with scattered names and places including Madrid Caracas and Lowell. The text lacks coherent events, dates, or outcomes, leaving no verifiable match details or scores to summarize accurately.
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Prasy
Madrid
Bearign
Hombl
Caracas
Pedra Careauta
Ifs
Eau Jayna
Lowell
Braves Williams Sent to Baltimore in Major Red Trade
The 71st winter meetings produced a trading frenzy with seven or more moves, including the Braves sending Earl Williams and Taylor Duncan to Baltimore for pitchers Pat Dobson and Rorie Harrison and other big deals involving the Phillies Indians Mets Reds A’s and Tigers. Bowie Kuhn, the commissioner, praised the blockbuster activity as teams chase pennants by adding key players. Baltimore manager Earl Weaver boasted Williams will help secure a pennant.
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Phillies
Roger Freed
Oscar Gamble
Indians
del Unser
Terry Wedgewood
Sheraton Wai
Rangers
Brant Alyea
Atlanta Braves
Earl Willams
Taylor Duncan
Baltimore Orioles
Pat Dobson
Rorie Harrison
Marc Johnson
Johnny Oates
Tom Ragland
Vince Colbert
Detroit Tigers
Titch Reese
Minnesota Twins
Fies
Boston Red Sox
Milwaukee
Brewers
Montreal Xpps
Phoenix
Bowie Kuhn
Baltinore
Tarl Weaver
Karl Williams
LaSalle Sophs Top Beekman in Key Tilt
Lasalle Sophomores, led by Schenk Lebury and Angiay, defeated Dyersville Beekman with key contributions from Konagn and Andenmeier in a close high school basketball game.
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Dyersville
Pani
Schenklebury
Lasalle
Keokuk tramples Lions as LM starters sit with injuries
Keokuk raced to a 10-0 advantage and beat Lin-Mar 92 58 as three LM regulars Dan Sindelar Craig Holden and Doug Brainard were sidelined by ankle sprains. Hick Murphy led the Chiefs with 18 points while Rick Kenevan and Pau Delaney added double digits. Lions struggled against the press and committed 27 turnovers in Friday night action.
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Mike Shutgky
Obialla Sports
Weiler Linn-Mat
Don Underwood
Syue Nol
Wes
Benellelaeles
Keouk
Chiefs
Baeh Keokuk
Lem
Waterloo East
Alpira
Linus
Keokuk
L-M
Dan Sindelar
Craig Holden
Thug Brainard
Underwood
Doug
Craig
Dan
Anamosa
Lions
Kenkuk
Bruce van Dever
Une Keokuk
Wetter
Hick Murphy
Rick Kneayen
Pau Delaney
Robin Dughan
Keith Tharp
Mark Chale
Coe Beats Rams 89 87 In Nonconference Clash
In a Friday nonconference game at Mount Vernon Coe defeated Cornell 89 to 87. Ed McPaul led Coe with 21 points while Garland Smith contributed 17 and Randy Johnson 18 for Cornell. The contest did not affect Midwest standings as Coe edged ahead in the final minutes after Cornell led late.
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MT. Vernon
Coecaiese
Cornall
Kahawks
Coe
Cornell
Coc
Cornell Douk
Mark Weaton
Ed McPaul
McFalls
Garland Smith
Koluwis
Randy Johnson
Georgia Tech Quarterback Walks Out Before Georgia Game
Eddie McAshan, Georgia Tech’s first black quarterback, left the Yellow Jacket practice field after a reported incident with coaches. He did not travel with the squad to Athens for the annual Georgia game.
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Atlanta
Eddie McAshan
Georgia ‘Tech
Yellow Jacket
Lancers Win Opener 65 61 Over Beckman in Tight Finish
Cedar Rapids La Salle edged Beckman 65 61 as Roger Carin scored 24 and hit clutch free throws late to secure La Salle first win of the season. Beekman led early, but La Salle pulled away in the third quarter before holding off a late Beckman push.
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Dyersvill
Roger Carin
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Dyersville
Beckman
LaSalle
Allen Kruse
Lancers
Garin
Sports Results Across Multiple Regions and Teams
A dense recap of varied results showing Centre 73 over Temple, and numerous college, city, and invitational events. Notable scores include Houston 46 Louisiana Tech 92, San Francisco 81 Stanford 64, and NBA/ABA/NHL highlights with teams like Philadelphia 108 Dallas 123 and New York Rangers 2 Los Angeles 3.
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EL Pagott
Sapticl
Huntington
Ind
Johns Howtens
Coppin
Faison
Esinored's
Louisland
Es Torey
Ronsselaer
Rochester
Potsdam
Sports Foundation Centenary
Houston
Bualist
Louisiana
Giant Pitcher Bryant Files for Bankruptcy
San Francisco pitcher Ron Bryant and his wife Sheila filed for bankruptcy protection. Bankruptcy referees Lynn Curd and others are listed in documents. The action, filed before January 8, aims to settle debts and reorganize finances for the former Giants hurler and his spouse.
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Giant
Bryant
San Francisco
Ron Bryant
Sanfrancisco
Lila
Sheila
Lynn Cuurd
Gatens Leads Iowa Reserves In 82 72 Win Over Northern Iowa
Iowa City Wasl prep star Mike Gatens scored 24 points with 11 rebounds to lift the Iowa varsity reserves to an 82 to 72 victory over Northern Iowa. Four Iowa freshmen reached double figures as Cliff Sumpter added 16 points, Stan Petratis 14, and others contributed, while Northern Iowa players fouled out and battled to stay close.
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Iowa City
Mike Gatens
Iowa
Northern Iowa
Gatens
Cliff Sumpter
Stan Petratis
Council Bluffs
Thompson
Jim Davis
Bill Rustchey
West Bend
UAL
Toma
Ousley
Lowe
DECORAH OGLWEIN WRESTLING MEET RESULTS
Rugged matchups saw Decorah and Oelwein split the night with decisive pins in the 167 pound class as Decorah claimed several victories. Monona wrestlers Dale Erhard Steve Miller and Pat Smith posted pins to topple Starmont 36 19 while other bouts featured standout efforts from Delyer d Loi and Dalilon amid a rugged Friday schedule.
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Deconam — DecOrah
Delyelir d'Loi
Oulwein
Jar al Rata
Gaoran Hse
Dalilon
Daryl Hoya
Wean Grartyy
Starmont
Monona
Dale Erhard
Steve Miller
Pret Smith
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