Thompson King Mays Lead Rally In Close Iowa Huskers Battle
Iowa edged Nebraska 72 65 as reserves fueled a late surge. Guard Cal Wulfsberg fed King for a critical score and King earned two free throws on an intentional foul sealing the win. Fort led Nebraska with 25 points as Olson praised his bench for maintaining pressure and poise.
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South Dakota shocks I-State in nonconference win
South Dakota beat Iowa State 79 to 75 in Ames as Rick Nissen led with 26 points. Coach Jack Doyle called it the biggest win of his career while Ken Trickey criticized his team after a 12 point halftime deficit. ISU stars Hercle Ivy and Art Johnson totaled 26 and 16 rebounds respectively as Iowa State drops to 0-2 before facing Drake.
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Rams Slip Past USC By 83-81
Cornell remained unbeaten at 4-0 with an 83-81 win over Upper Iowa, despite 46 fouls and six players fouling out. Dick Grant led Cornell with 22 points, Barry Hopkins added 20, while Scott Singleton had 21 for Upper Iowa in a game marked by a second half rally.
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Hopkins Earns Cornell Player of the Week Honor
Marion’s Barry Hopkins of Marion earns Cornell basketball player of the week after helping the Rams to season opening wins over Ripon and Lawrence on the road. The 6-4 junior totaled 46 points and 25 rebounds, the first time Cornell beat both opponents away in 10 years. Hopkins is the son of Virginia Hopkins of Marion.
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Anamosa Upsets Linn-Mar In Overtime Thriller
ANAMOSA Raiders beat Linn-Mar 71-64 in OT in a Wamac clash. Burke 26 led Anamosa with Tapper and Warner each 12. Harbaugh tops Linn-Mar with 16, Hartung adds 13. Game tied after regulation, Lions first loss. Raiders improve to 1-0 in league play.
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Sugar Boy Metles Outpoints Renato Garcia in Tacoma Bout
In a Seattle card Sugar Boy Metles, 161, Tacoma, defeated Renato Garcia, 157, Chi 0, on points. Sacramento’s Pete Ranzony, 147, Sacramento, stopped Ruben Vazquez, 151, Mexico, in a knockout.
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Monticello trounces C R Prairie 63 34 in boys game
Mark Hagen led Monticello with 19 points as Cedar Rapids Prairie remains winless at 0 3. Monticello built a large fourth quarter lead after leading all night, while Prairie was held to single double figures and Roger Fruendt topped Prairie with eight points.
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St Louis Gets Top Stars as Utah FoldS
The American Basketball Association folded its Utah franchise after selling four top players to the Spirits of St Louis for cash to cover debts. Moses Malone Randy Denton Steve Green and Ron Boone moved to St Louis, with spirits set to field a stronger lineup earning about 1 million annually. Utah’s offices told staff they were out of work, while the league dwelled on potential merger hurdles with the NBA and waivers for remaining Utah players.
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Hawks Rally To Top Nebraska In Low Scoring Win
Iowa held to 43 points mid second half as Dan Frost and Lute Olson praise Nebraska defense. Alan Holder and Bob Siegel limited Frost, while Dan contemplates future after a 72-65 Iowa victory. Ben Farrell discusses Globetrotters promotions and CR Center seating. Gable hints at final wrestling match amid neck injury and Kemp loss. Gene Holtorf earns scholarship. Krause nears NFL interception record.
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Selmon Wins Outland Trophy On All American Team
Leroy Selmon, Oklahoma's 256 pound defensive tackle, earned the Outland Trophy as the best interior lineman in college football. The Football Writers Association of America also named its 1975 All American team featuring stars from Ohio State, Southern California, Pittsburgh, California and Penn State among others, with Oklahoma players Joe Washington and Leroy Selmon highlighted.
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All-America No Problem Bolden Honored at ASU
Arkansas State tailback Dennis Bolden, who never started a game this season, earned honorable mention All-American honors. Bolden, a junior, ran for 1,191 yards, averaging 6.4 yards per carry and scoring 11 touchdowns, despite Tom Foulks starting at tailback for most of the Indians 11-0 campaign.
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Canucks players Robitaille and O Flaherty cleared by doctors
Vancouver Canucks defenseman Mike Robitaille and forward Gerry O Flaherty received good news from club doctors on Tuesday, per a team spokesman.
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