Enright and Henry Deliver Clutch Wins for Kennedy and Washington
Kennedy's Craig Enright, a 6-7 senior and lone returning starter, hit two late free throws to lift the Cougars 45 44 over Davenport West. Enright added ten rebounds and four assists while limiting Bill Steckel to five points. Washington’s Jeff Henry, sophomore and defending state 50 yard freestyle champion, won both the 50 and 100 freestyles in a dual meet against Clinton.
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Washington Eyes Devine for Huskies Coaching Post
The Milwaukee Sentinel reports University of Washington seeks Green Bay Packers coach Dan Devine to replace retiring Jim Owens. Devine acknowledges talk but says it involved recommending a Green Bay staffer and would break confidences if discussed.
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Weekend High School Basketball Slate Across Several Courts
Schedule lists Tuesday games including Monticello versus Prairie and Marion at Linn Mor, with girls contests Kennedy at Jeff and Maquoketo at Marion. Wednesday features Coe at Wortburg and Mt Mercy women, followed by Thursday with Wash at Prairie girls and Kennedy at Linn Mar girls plus other girls and boys matches across Cedar Falls Jeff, Regina, LaSalle, and Linn Mar.
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Prep of the Week v9 Sparks Warriors Victory and Slowdown of Rivals
Jeff swims about 9000 yards daily and wins lift the Warriors to victory redefining momentum after a Rock Island Relays setback. Henry clocks 23 seconds in the 50 and 50.8 in the 100 while Billy Hess trails in both. Regis’ Brian Tiernan scores 35 points and 16 in two games as the Royals beat Independence. Washington’s Realson nets 26 while limiting Hempstead’s Merritt to six in a 94-66 win. LaSalle’s Zipperer and Schenkelberg score 48 and 47 as the Lancers go 3-0. Jefferson’s Selinger pours in 26 in an 87-77 loss to Iowa City Prairie. Dohnalek adds 20 in a 61-56 win over Iowa City Regina. Washington’s Obie Dixon, Pitlik, and Heilman win titles at the Metro quadrangular along with Kennedy’s Lindo and Shields in their events. Jefferson sweep Metro quadrangular titles through multiple scorers.
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Regis No 1 in UPI Cage Poll
Regis Cedar Rapids leads the 2A 1A rankings with a 2 0 record and five first place votes while Forest City and Unity Christian gain top votes in Class A. In 3A Des Moines Lincoln dominates with all ten first place votes and leads Davenport West 100 61 in votes. Villanova hires Dick Bedesem as head football coach succeeding Jim Weaver.
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Hoosiers Hold Third In AP College Poll
North Carolina State remains No. 1 with 876 points after a 99-81 season opener win led by David Thompson’s 33 points. UCLA holds second, Indiana rises to third after a 113-60 win, with Maryland at four and South Carolina at five. Houston is the lone newcomer to the Top 20.
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Marion JV tops Anamosa 63 60 in Monday battle
John Murdock scored 16 points to lift Marion to a 63 60 victory over Anamosa on Monday at Anamosa. The win improves Marion to 2 0 on the season.
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Griese Guides Dolphins Past Bengals 24-3 In Night Clash
Miami toppled Cincinnati 24-3 as Griese completed 11 of 13 for 118 yards and two scoring passes. Csonka ran for 123 yards, while the Dolphins defense held the Bengals to 66 rushing and 119 passing yards. The win kept Miami within reach of a playoff berth and bolstered its Super Bowl bid.
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Three Wins In YMCA Fast Break League
Rusty Hamilton scored 16 points to lift Scroggins Realty to a 59-57 victory over Pilcher's Auto in the YMCA men's fast break league. Tom Zrudsky had 17 for Pilcher's Auto. In other games Steve Anderson and Mark Dukes each scored 12 as the Buckers beat Executive Realty 55-46. Jim Anderson had 2% for the losers. Drew Washburn totaled 24 points to power IDS past Gibson Realty 57-48, with Dick Garwin scoring 16 for the losers.
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