East Iowa Prep Roundup Highlights Local Basketball Action
Lost Nation beat Wheatland 59-54 in boys play while Wheatland won the girls game 69-43 led by Penny Paulsen with 36. Postville JC lost 76-59 to MFL and Jayvee won 26-30. Fayette, Sumner, Tipton, Garnavillo and Norway posted varied victories. Amana and Clear Creek split. notable scorers include Jar Young, Linda Himmel, Steve Vandewalle, Mark DeSart, Bruce Kimm.
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Wheatland
Nate
Lost Nation
Steve Vandewalle
Pein
Jar Young
Penny Paulsen
Lee Writers
Judy Robling
Bennett Teams Triumph as Boys Dominate Olin Twice
Bennett boys defeated Olin 46 to 8 and 46 to 8 with Gene Schroeder scoring 23 for the Bombers. Bennett girls won 76 to 47 behind Linda Lafranz 51 and Mary Bartelf 24. Olin’s Mark Ahrendsen scored 12.
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Olin
Bennett
Bennett Boys
Bennett Girls
Gene Schroeder
Bombers
Mark Ahrendsen
Linda Lafranz
Mary Bartelf
Clarence and Lincoln Split Girls and Boys Matches
Clarence girls edged Lincoln 56 to 55 while Lincoln boys defeated Clarence 51 to 47. Kris Meyer led Lincoln girls with 30 points as Becky Elijah scored 27 for Clarence. In the boys game Mike Wilshire of Lincoln led with 24 points and Kevin Wulf and Denny Hulsey each had 14.
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Clarence
Lincoln
Kris Meyer
Becky Elijah
Mike Wilshire
Kevin Wulf
Denny Hulsey
Lisbon Boys Edge Calamus 56 42 As Pike Leads
Lisbon defeated Calamus 56 to 42 as Loren Pike scored 14 for the winners while Mark Witte led the losers with 18. In the girls game Calamus won 89 to 63 with Karer Ehles scoring 37 and Marcia Goettsch 33 for Calamus. Cindy Ferguson added 28 and Tammy Capper 22 for the Calamus team.
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Garnavillo
Mar-Mac
Miller
Bob Muellering
Garnaville
Sue Mueller
Tederson
Norway
Garrison
Bruce Kimm
Bill Foss
Sheryl Knupp
Dee Volz
Lisbon
Calamus
Loren Pike
Mark Witte
Karer Ehles
Marcia Goettsch
Cindy Ferguson
Tammy Capper
Aquin Nips West Dubuque In Tight Showdown
Aquin defeats West Dubuque 60 08 with 24 points from Mike Boyle and 27 from Dave Koerterich for Dubuque. Aquin also wins the reserve game 24 29.
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Epworth
Cascade
Aquin
West Dubuque
Dave Koerterich
Dubuque
Mike Boyle
East Buchanan Boys Top Alburnett 76 56 as Girls win 56 45
East Buchanan defeats Alburnett 76 to 56 in boys action while the girls prevail 56 to 45. Randy Halford led EB with 18 points, Chuck Price had 17 for Alburnett, and Carol Decker 22 and Pat Kirk 21 were the top scorers for the girls.
Ed-Co Claims Boys Win Over Springville. Girls Win Big Too
Ed-Co defeated Springville 64-49 in boys action as Jim Dieres scored 25 and grabbed 22 rebounds while Bowdish had 14 for Springville. Ed-Co girls topped Springville 44-4 with Barb Binley scoring 23 and Rita Leggert adding 17 for Ed-Co.
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Ed-Co
Springville
Edgewood
Colesburg
Jim Dieres
Bowdish
Barb Binley
Rita Leggert
Mag. Valley vs North Linn Maquoketa Valley basketball results
Mag. Valley boys won 46 to 44 with Doug Schmidt scoring 15 and Paul Schantz 12 for the losers. North Linn girls won 78 to 67 as Patty Wilson led Mag. Valley with 33 points and Kathy Hendryx added 27 for North Linn.
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N. Linn-Maq. Valley
Troy Mills
North Linn
Maquoketa Valley
Mag. Valley
Doug Schmidt
Paul Schantz
Patty Wilson
Kathy
Hendryx
N. Linn
Center City and Center Point split high school clash
The Central City boys defeated Center Point 73 to 69 while Center Point girls won 82 to 66. In the boys game Mike Steele led CC with 31 points and Jim Gilchrist added 18 for CP. In the girls contest Carol Kudina Verna Bryant and Diane Bowers each scored 26 for Center Point, Linda Slater led Central City with 24.
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Center PT
Central City
Center Point
Mike Steele
Jim Gilchrist
Carol Kudina
Verna Bryant
Diane Bowers
Linda Slater
Mid Prairie beat West Liberty in boys and girls games
Dave Spreacke scored 22 points to lead Mid Prairie to a 75 34 win over West Liberty. Al Hellenthal led West Liberty with 11. The West Liberty girls edged Mid Prairie 48 47 in overtime as Deb Gosenberg scored 20 for the victors. Karen Miller led Mid Prairie with 17.
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Mid Prairie
W. Liberty
Dave Spreacker
Mid-Prairie
West Liberty
al Hellenthal
Deb Gosenberg
Karen Miller
Manchester Edged by Maquoketa 66-60 in Narrow Loss
Maquoketa defeated Manchester 66-60 as Mark Hanchar scored 26 points. Leighton Phillips led Manchester with 16 points. Manchester won the reserve game 49-46.
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Manchester
Maquoketa
Mark Hanchar
Leighton Phillips
Wellsburg Boys Triumph Over Dike In 69 33 Victory
Wellsburg defeats Dike 69 to 33 led by Alan Primus with 25 points while Jack Page scores 14 for Dike. In the girls game Dike wins 48 to 38 with Sue Beninga 22 and Dover 19 for Wellsburg.
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Dike
Wellsburg Boys
Alan Primus
Jack Page
Sue Beninga
Dover
Wellsburg
Kee High boys edge South Winn in 61 38 game
Kee High tops South Winneshiek 61 to 38 as Bob Roder Dari Luzum and Larry Wenthold each score 16 for Kee High and South Winn’s Sally Shiney leads girls 20 while Cheryl Steiber adds 35 for Kee High in the 49 31 loss.
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WINN
LANS
Kee Calmar
Lansing
Kee High
South Winneshiek
Bob Roder
Dari Luzum
Larry Wenthold
South Winn
South Winnesheik
Sally Shiney
Cheryl Steiber
Durant Boys Rally Past Solon 47 46 in Final Minutes
Durant boys edged Solon 47 to 46 as Mike Petersen scored 14 and Doyle added 13 for Solon. In the girls game Durant won 71 to 64 with Vicki Lilienthal 37 and Janice Miller 43 leading for Solon. Reinbeck boys beat North Tama 57 to 55 as Doug Clatt scored 28 and Lavern Hanus 14 for North Tama.
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Durant
Solon
Mike Petersen
Doyle
Janice ‘Miller
Vicki Lilienthal
North Tama
Reinbeck
North
Tama
Doug Clatt
Lavern Hanus
Barb Anderson
Kim Powell
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Tripoli
Dunkerta Felumbye del Jelite
Morning Sun
Jan Maxwell
Winfield tops Lone Tree in boys and girls games
In boys action Winfield Mount Union defeated Lone Tree 60 to 55. Jim Carlson and Don Hotz each scored 22 for Lone Tree. In the girls game Winfield won 64 to 8 as Jane Wick poured in 36 points while Pat Hedachek and Rota Schuessier added 26 for Lone Tree.
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Lone Tree
Winfield
Mount Union
Jim Carlson
Don Hotz
Jane Wick
Pat Hedachek
Rota Schuessier
Williamsburg Defeats Montezuma 64 44 Led by Fetzer 32
Williamsburg beat Montezuma 64 to 44 as Don Fetzer scored 32 points. Montezuma’s John Lidzka added 16. Montezuma won the reserve game 62 to 19.
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Williamsburg
Montezuma
Don Fetzer
John Lidzka
Monte
Belle Plaine Defines Narrow Win Over Keota
Pat McMahon and Dave Bahr led Belle Plaine with 25 and 24 points as they edged Keota 88-83. Jim Flynn scored 32 for Keota. Keota reserves won 53-46.
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Belle Plaine
Keota
Pat McMahon
Dave Bahr
Plainsmen
Jim Flynn
McCulla stars as BGM beats Sigourney 86 71 in boys game
Brooklyn guard Dennis McCulla scored 19 points for BGM in an 86 71 victory over Sigourney. Rick Mateer poured in 32 for Sigourney, while Sigourney's junior varsity won 30 22.
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Brooklyn
Dennis ‘McCulla
B-G-M
Sigourney
Rick’ Mateer
English Valleys boys top HLV 57 to 50 in senior basketball
English Valleys beat HLV 57 50 as Cotello and Parkington each scored 16 for English Valleys while Sterne led HLV with 12. In girls action HLV won 70 66 with Vickie Shaw scoring 41 and Sue Bruggerman adding 20 for HLV.
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English Valley
English Valleys
HLV
Mike Cotello
Gary Parkington
Rich Sterne
Vickie Shaw
Sue Bruggerman
Blew leads Muscatine-Ottumwa win 73 in city clash
Stan Blew scored 25 points to lift Muscatine-Ottumwa past Muscatine 73-64. Scott Ingstad added 21 for Muscatine. Muscatine won the sophomore game as well.
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Muscatine-Ottumwa
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Stan Blew
Scott Ingstad
Local High School Scores from Friday Night Games
In Lowden Delwood boys won 79-68 led by John Laing and Pat Powers with 19 each while Dave Jurgins added 25 for Lowden. Delwood girls beat Lowden 52-30 as Twyla Speent scored 21. Wilton Jet defeated Mount Vernon 82-62 in boys with Ed Sa wuell at 28. Anamosa edged Independence 61-59 in Wa Mac action led by Chuck Meehan 3 and Dick Dilcher 32 for Independence.
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Lowden
Delwood
John Laing
Pat Powers
Dave Jurgins
Twyla Speent
Marcia Stolte
Wil
MT. Vernon
Wilton
Wilton Jet
Mount Vernon
Ed Sawuell
Steve Maaske
Anamosa
Independence
Chuck Meehan
Raiders
Dick Dilcher
Jayvee
Jefferson Jaguars overwhelm Bettendorf in season opener 33-9
Jefferson posted a 33-9 victory over Bettendorf at the J-Hawk gym in the season opener. Solo falls by Dick Ingvall 133 pounds and Tim Balvanz 145 pounds sparked the strong Jefferson run after Bettendorf took an early lead. JV and sophomores also won their preliminary matches.
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Jefferson
Bettendorf
J-Hawk
Bulldogs
J-Hawks
Dick Ingvall
Tim Balvanz
Ingvall
Jim Fox
Balvanz
Brian Speidel
Postville Wrestling Results Friday Night
Postville wrestlers topped MFL with decisive falls. Notables include Keith Marovis CM 3248 and 13¢-Greg ree year 4:45, plus 145-Jom Wittenberger securing victories by fall.
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Postville
OR Keith Marovis
Greg Ree
Jom Wittenberger
North Winns top Decorah reserves in 32 20 mat action
North Winns defeated Decorah reserves 32 to 20 in a wrestling meet. Fred Leonhart pinned in the 95 pound class in 1 09. Other pins listed include Gary Schritzler and Torvik among participants.
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Decorah
North Win
Neshiek
De‘corah
Fred Leonhart
North Winn
David Fee
Gary Schritzler
Guan Ge
Nyy
Torvik
Rookie Homer Mark Boston Sets Nonsensical Record
Rookie homer Mark Boston is linked to an unclear MLB record stating 3 percent, a dubious comparison to Wally Berger of the 1930 Braves and Frank Robinson of the 1836 Reds, yielding a suspect historical claim.
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Wally Berger
Braves
Frank Robinson
Cininnati Reds
Prep basketball results dominate Cedar Rapids region Tuesday
Numerous games across Cedar Rapids Marion areas show Regis edging Dubuque Wahlert 57 to 56 while Washington beats Clinton 63 to 39. Iowa City high defeats Sederson 62 to 52. Lincoln, Bennett, and Davenport headlines add to a crowded night of prep basketball across multiple conferences.
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C. R. Washington
Clinton
Dubuque
C. R. Kennedy
Iowa City
R. Jefferson
Central
Moline
Rock Island
Day
West
Quincy
Barth Faces Luther Win Special in The Gazette
In Valparaiso Ind Luther College defeated Augustana Rock Island 91 to 78 in the Crusader Classic. Frank Barth led Luther with 24 points while Rolf Wulfsberg added 21 and Steve Hill 15 in the second half rally from a 14 point deficit. Steve Snow of Augustana scored 26.
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Valparaiso
Ind
Luther College
Augustana
Rock Island
Frank Barth
Luther
Barth
Rolf Wulfsberg
Steve Hill
Steve Snow
Burlington Fourth in NJCAA Basketball Rankings
Northeastern of Sterling Colo leads the initial NJCAA poll with a 3-0 mark after winning the Garden City classic. Hutchinson and Vincennes follow, Burlington sits fourth with a 2-0 record as the top ten and second ten listings show numerous teams with mixed results.
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Dodge City
Kan
UPI
Sterling
Colo
National Junior College Athletic Assn
NJCAA
Hutchinson
Vincennes
Ind
Burlington
Stenhouse Named Rhode Island Baseball and Basketball Coach
Providence Rhode Island coach Dave Stenhouse former All Star starter in 1962 was appointed head baseball coach and assistant basketball coach at Rhode Island College on Thursday. He previously pitched for Washington.
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Providence
R.J
Dave Stenhouse
Rhode Island College
Stenhouse
Washington
Prep Wrestling Scores Highlight Area Matches
C R Jefferson defeated Bettendorf 33 to 7. R Washington beat Day West 25 to 15. Wat West won 35 to 3 over Marshalltown. Postville posted 34 while MFL 3. N Winn 32 edged Decorah 20.
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Bettendorf
R. Washington
Day. West
Wat. West
Marshalltown
Postville
MFL
N. Winn
Decorah
College Basketball Scores From Various Conferences and Tournaments
A roundup of college games with Big Ten and Big Eight results plus midwestern and western matchups. Notable scores include Michigan State 69 64 over Washington State style listings and Belmonts, Simpson and Texas opponents across multiple venues.
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Alinois
Michigan State
Waichisan
Toledo
Redtoan
UCLA
Ohio State
Kohawks Fall Short Against Central 63 60
Central college defeated Coe 63 to 60 as Doug Taylor scored six of his seven points in the final three minutes. Den Herder led Central with 18 points while Barnes and Ernst each had 18 for Coe. Central improved to 1 0 in the Non Midwestern Conference, Coe dropped to 0 1.
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Doug Taylor
Central
Coe
Taylor
Ron Barnes
Vern Don Herder
Barnes
Jim Ernst
den Herder
Craig Bell
Dave Witvoet
Jay Griffin
Ernst
Kohawks
Linn-Mar Beats Benton 64-58 In Front of Home Crowd
Linn-Mar used a early surge led by Bull Jones to hold off Benton Community 64-58 Friday night. Benton led late in the second, Linn-Mar pulled away after 31-24 at halftime, and Bill Jones iced the win with key free throws as Reid Bates grabbed eight rebounds.
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Linn-Mar
Benton Community
Bull Jones
Benton
Lions
Dick Burns
Bobcats
Bill Jones
Reid Bates
Jones
Feuerbach
Drahos
Benton Sophomores Triumph Over Linn-Mar in Close Bout
Streliner scores 23 as Benton Sophomores defeat Linn-Mar 52 to 43 on Friday night. Linn-Mar suffers its fourth straight loss. Streliner finishes with 24 points and Benton adds key contributions from Hubler and Neanna Rin.
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Benton
Linn-Mar
Soph
Hubler
A Citeg
Hanne Neanna Rin Ae
Thels
Veenstr Ira
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