College Basketball Scores And Results Across Multiple Games
A compilation of college and university basketball results and upcoming schedules. Notable outcomes include Dordt defeating Buena Vista 87 to 70, Loras 94 over Coe 56, and Virginia Tech 105 against an unknown opponent. Late results cover teams like Iowa State and Texas-San Antonio with various scores and planned games for tonight and Friday.
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Iowa
Dordt
Buena Vista
Loras
Coe
Uw-Platteville
St. Ambrose
College basketball scores from multiple games
Arizona defeated Florida International 79 to 68 while Cal Irvine beat San Diego 79 to 63 and Louisville triumphed over Santa Clara 84 to 56. Western New Mexico edged Western State 68 to 54.
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Akron
Mt. Union
Ball St
Indiana St
Kansas
Wash, & Jeff
Denison
Wis.-Stout
Gustav Adolphus
Wright St
Indiana
St.-Evansville
Arkansas
Texas-San Antonio
Ark.-Little Rock
Louisiana
Baylor
Ala-Birmingham
Ark
Pine Bluff
Houston
Mississippi St
Edward's
McMurry
Southern Methodist
Centenary
Arizona
Fla. International
Cal-Irvine
San Diego
Louisville
Santa Clara
W. New Mexico
Western St
Baseball and football coaching and player contracts
Terry Forster agreed to a three year contract with Atlanta relievers. Don Baylor signed a five year deal with the New York Yankees. Gene Tenace signed a multi year contract with Pittsburgh. Walt Nodzak resigned as Connecticut football coach and Edsel Schweizer resigned as Luther College athletic director effective December 3. Monte Kiffin resigned as North Carolina State football coach. Richard Bell was fired as South Carolina football coach.
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Atlanta
Terry Forster
NY Yankees
Don Baylor
Pittsburgh
Gene Tenace
Connecticut
Walt Nodzak
Luther College
Edsel Schweizer
North Carolina State
Monte Kiffin
South Carolina
Richard Bell
Foley Pepmeyer’s close to 700 at C R Bowling Center
Bowing writer Paul Dobbins noted a near 700 series by Flo Pepmeyer with the Staff of Life at C R Bowling Center finishing 682 on games of 248 189 245. Kathy Fry posted 221 623 in Tuesday Doubles at Lancer Lanes and won honors. Various league tallies show Wayne Snyder 214 and 556 for KETELLEN T C BOWL Nite Owls and other scores across Lancer Lanes Legion Lanes and FMC Speeder events.
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Life
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Kathy Fry
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Ed Gillick
Steve Spicer
Crazy
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Kevin Siemsen
Gary Blomberg
Square Saints
Janet Helble
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Fern Bates
Lee Anderson
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Jean McGuire
Lorene Cook
Elks
Joe H Wood
John, Konen
Twilight Eight
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John Spore
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Patricia Clothier
Pat Benz
Fran Grabau
J. Kilts
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LeRoy Ochenfels
Jeff Kurth
Carol Hensch
Barb Carver
Terri Nowlin
Chris Tschiggfrie
Denny Giesler
Metro Preps Weeknight Basketball Schedule
Linn-Mar visits Jefferson at 8 p.m. in a metro boys basketball clash. Bettendorf travels to Washington for an 8 p.m. game while Williamsburg plays Kennedy in a 7 p.m. contest. Area colleges are also mentioned.
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Jefferson
Bettendorf
Washington
Williamsburg
Kennedy
Lisbon Matmen Hold Off Durant In Season Opener
Lisbon defeated Durant 29 to 27 in a close early season dual meet. Lisbon jumped to a 5-0 start before Durant rallied with four straight wins. Royce Alger secured the margin with a 167-pound pin, and Joel Ralfs added a 185-pound pin as Myron Keppy won for Durant to keep it close.
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Denney Benyshek
Jon Nost
Craig Petersen
Dean Hopper
John Hoffmann
Scott Sperry
Jeff Turkle
Tim Kortemeyer
Tony Roehik
John Vastine
John Coburn
Wayne Broet
Jock Cooper
Kevin Kahl
Scott Williamson
Steve Flack
Dan Burgess
Royce Alger
Travis Blair
Joel Ralfs
Brad Alger
Myron Keppy
Scott Ortmann
Durant
Lisbon
Lions
Joe Ralfs
Dean Happel
Tony Roehlk
Wayne Braet
Jack Cooper
Steve Fleck
LaSalle wrestlers pin Tigers in 41 29 victory
Cedar Rapids LaSalle edged Iowa Valley 41 29 as John Regan returning from a back injury and Brian Schissel scored key pins. Regan won at 112 after a comeback from last season 105 pounds and Schissel pinned Rod Collingwood at heavyweight to seal the win.
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John Regan
Brian Schissel
Iowa Valley
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Tigers
Regan
John Schafbach
Schissel
Ed Kibbe
Phack Nguyen
Shannon Davisson
Jeff Shaull
Kurt Hayek
Steve Krakow
Marty Spreit
Matt Hayek
Brian Richards
Kurt Ealy
Ken Hartmann
Brad Roberts
Dean Schulte
Tim McBowen
Matt Crosby
Mark Steffen
Dave Heisdorffer
Jett Eiick
Jett Slamaker
Hwt
Rod Collingwood
Bowling league scores and weekend college football schedule
Readable entries list bowler names and scores from Castle Lanes, Empire Lanes, Jubilee Lanes and nearby clubs with highs like Diana Shafer 723, 602 at Sun Ups, and Budgets, Keglers and Bowlerettes clubs. Notes NBA style matchups show Arkansas at Texas, Army vs Navy, Florida at Florida State and Nebraska at Hawaii.
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Roy Slegenweit
Gerry Cabrnoch
Bill McVicker
Bob Dye
Ethel Bull
Gina Gillette
Carolyn Park
Fran Waldron
Ken Lindsey
Westside
June Swallom
Knights
Dick Wallerich
Shirley Reed
Sheila Grabowski
Dick Jacobs
Diana Shafer
Barb Bearden
Bill Beshears
Charlotte Adams
Pearl Wave
Ray Burton
Kevin Hansen
Penny Serbousek
Collins Keglers
Ralph May
Gary Krause
John Elam
Arkansas
Texas
Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Florida
Florida State
Nebraska
Hawaii
Carr wins NCAA title reflects family pride and rivalries
Iowa State wrestler Carr captured his first NCAA championship in March 1981 and vowed to wrestle his brothers at home. The 150-pound standout, with a 92-15-1 career mark, won the Northern Open in Madison by defeating Mark Schmitz 3-1, showcasing a high tempo, freestyle style admired by coach Harold Nichols.
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Cyclones
Madison
Wis
Wisconsin
Mark Schmitz
Schmitz
Iowa State
Harold Nichols
Vikings edge Regis in 29 26 dual wrestling meet
Vinton Vikings narrowly defeat Cedar Rapids Regis 29 26 Wednesday night. Barry Shaw pins in 48 seconds and Chris Lough adds a 3 30 pin. Regis answers with two pins by Morris in 29 seconds and Veren 4 28, but fall short.
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Vinton
Brad
Barry Shaw
Vikings
Cedar Rapids Regis
Chris Lough
Regis
Matt Morris
Bill Veren
Morris
Larry Pilcher
Vince Rider
C.R. Regis
Brad Shaw
Steve Day
Jett Hennessey
Tim Stueck
Trevor Clark
Rod Hawkins
David Inman
Steve Schwartz
Jon Pellin
Dale Schwab
Jon Vance
Mike Murphy
Kyle Gingrich
Tim Connell
Jim Jacobson
Chris Dake
Todd Dicken
Todd Henderson
Coe Faces Hard Pace After Tough Road Trip
Coe College basketball preparation remains fierce as coach Breitbach expects tougher tests. The Bucs host Carrollton Friday and Simpson Saturday, then travel to Wartburg next Tuesday. In other action, Loras and Coe players posted notable totals with Loras topping Coe 42-23 in a rugged matchup. Luther dropped to Winona State 62-51 in women’s play Wednesday.
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Coe
Carleton
Simpson
Wartburg
Decorah
Luther
Winona State
Peach Bowl 82 tabloid previews Hawkeyes vs Volunteers
The Gazette will publish Peach Bowl 82 on Dec 29 featuring Iowa Hawkeyes under Hayden Fry and Tennessee Volunteers. The tabloid includes season wrapups for both teams, final 1982 statistics, rosters, Peach Bowl history, and more with the Dec 29 Gazette. Advertising deadline is 4 p.m. Dec 22.
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Iowa Hawkeyes
The
Gazette
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Hayden Fry
Atlanta
Tennessee Volunteers
Tennessee
Des Moines area girls named to all state volleyball teams
The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union announced all state prep volleyball teams with seniors Rhonda Osborn Mount Vernon on 1A first team and Jody Mehlhaus Dysart Geneseo on 1A second unit. In 2A class Tami Williams Cedar Rapids Washington earned 2A second team alongside Feaker Kennedy on 2A fifth team and Chris Cambridge LaSalle on 2A sixth team.
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Des Moines
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
Rhonda Osborn
Mount Vernon
Cedar Rapids Washington
Tami Williams
Dysart-Geneseo
Jody Mehlhaus
Sonya Feaker
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Williams
Feaker
Pam Lamb
Kennedy
Chris Cambridge
LaSalle
Iowa Central Tops Kirkwood 94 72 in Men’s JuCo Clash
Iowa Central built a 56 36 halftime lead and outlasted Kirkwood 94 72. Barnett Walker 28 and Scott Kaiser 22 paced the winners while Gus Brookshire led Kirkwood with 18 points. Kirkwood slipped to 3 1. Central evened at 3 3.
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Kirkwood
Barnett Walker
Scott Kaiser
Kaiser
Gus Brookshire
Jeff Cody
Rau Weeks
Brian Briesemeister
Dan Henningsen
Dave O'Hara
Dar Mahion
Charlie Branham
Ron Downs
Iowa Central
Julian Sutton
Kirk Yung
Gres Yurgier
Roger Merschman
Rob Eslick
Oscar Logan
Dan Neerbeek
Mount Mercy Gals Defeat Iowa Wesleyan 88 to 42
Mount Mercy roared to a 23-1 lead and cruised to an 88 42 victory over Iowa Wesleyan in Regis High School. Shawn Leonard had 18 points and Gina Schulte 17 as the Mustangs improved to 4-0 while shooting 45 percent to Wesleyan’s 26 percent.
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Iowa Wesleyan
Regis High School
Mustang
Shawn Leonard
Mustangs
Gina Schulte
Wesleyan
Sir Mount Mercy
Dina Banash
Teresa Burgess
LeAnn Tudor
Lisa Brzeczek
Tammy Clemenson
Kim Tiernan
Rhonda Pestka
Judy Davis
Maria Paulsen
Dotty Rawson
Laurie Lees
Paula Schmitz
Kirkwood Women Defeat Iowa Central 74 to 63
Kirkwood improves to 2-1 after a 74 63 win over Iowa Central in the first Iowa Junior College League game of the season. Sophomore Shelly Smith led Kirkwood with 20 points on 9 of 13 shooting. Kirkwood 32 10 16 74. Iowa Central 28 7 13 63.
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Iowa Central
Kirkwood
Eagles
Iowa
Black Hawk
Gregg Bosch
Central
Shelly Smith
Iowa City
Smith
Jodi Nelson
Judy “Leege
Kelli Alberts
Gloria Gipson
Alice Jess
Kathy Helle
Sue Melton
Diana Berkeland
Jamie Arneil
Lori Don Eschen
Barb Wolf
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