Warriors Pass Third Hurdle Iowa City 61 4
Washington sprinted to a 10 point fourth quarter burst in 1 48 to beat Iowa City 61 41 and stay undefeated 3 0 in the Mississippi Valley Conference. Steve Ilten led with 20 points while Sam Senti added 11 and Joe McGillicuddy 14.
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Sam Senti
Terry Lane
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Martin
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Ed Lingiey
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Sophomore Team Falls 52 49 in Washington Opener
Washington rallies to edge Iowa City's sophomores 52 to 49 in a preliminary game at Washington. Craig Wingfield led Washington with 19 points while Iowa City's Steve Houghton scored 16 and Ken Bastian added 15.
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Jett Clips Clinton as Jefferson tops Clinton 60-57
Cedar Rapids Jefferson beat Clinton 60-57 at Clinton to end a two game skid. Jenkins and Miller led Jeff with 16 and 15 points, supported by Sample and Norris. Clinton drops to 0-2 in league play and hosts Davenport Central next.
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Marion Defeats Vinton 72 63 In Wamac Race Clash
Marion Eagles surge to top of Wamac standings with a 72 to 63 victory over Vinton. Ledvina scores 19 as Backsen and Stick each add 13, Rucker and Long contribute in the second half, while Weaver and Happel bolster rebounding and defense.
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Wahlert Eagles Top Regis 66 60 On Free Throws
Wahlert grabbed the lead late in the third quarter then sank 12 of 14 free throws in the fourth to beat Cedar Rapids Regis 66 to 60. Steve Juergens led Wahlert with 21 points, while Bob Schmidt 18 and Kelly Fitzpatrick 17 also hit double figures. Regis’ Pat Roby was limited to 10 points.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Bobby Bartels of New York stopped Lenny Mangiapane in New York. Roger Rouse of Anaconda Mont knocked out Frank Luian in Fresno California. Sandro Mazzinghi of Italy outpointed Fortunato Manca in Rome to keep the world welterweight title. Bob Hoegbers of Sweden outpointed Sugar Boy Nando in Sweden. Ted Whitfield of Springfield Mass stopped Barney Barnet in Worcester. Jack Johnson of Curacao defeated Walker Simmons in Curacao.
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Clinton Sophs Edge Jeff 52-49 In Tight Fray
Clinton sophomores led by Steve Eberle with 20 and Ray Anderson with 18 defeated Jefferson 52 to 49 despite a late full court press. B J Trickey led J Hawks with 16 points while Trickey, Lawrence and Burgen supplied the top Jefferson totals.
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Springville Dominates Linn-Mar 59 44 Behind 6-10 Bob Hanna
Springville beat Linn-Mar 59 to 44 as 6-10 center Bob Hanna scored 23 points and outrebounded the smaller Linn-Mar squad. Springville opened with a 19-9 first quarter run and remained undefeated at 4-0 while Linn-Mar fell to 3-2. Terry Hinman led Linn-Mar with 16 points.
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City High Wins 23-15 Wrestling Dual
Iowa City high school defeats Davenport West 23-15 to claim a second dual win. West led 12-3 after five matches, but City High won six of the last seven bouts, led by Nile Williamson pinning George Vankirk in 2:25 at 154 pounds.
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Wahlert Defeats Regis Sophomores 80 to 44
Wahlert surged to early leads of 20 and 30 points and cruised past Regis sophomores 80 to 44 Friday night. Larry Fautsch led Wahlert with 24 points while Mark Thomsen scored 16 for Regis.
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Prairie Hawks top North Scott 58 51 behind Schulte 25 points
Prairie Hawks beat North Scott 58 to 51 as Jess Schulte scores 25 points and Jim Voigt adds 14. North Scott trims the margin in the second half but Prairie holds on to move to 4-2 while the Lancers fall to 2-3. Lillis scores 16 for North Scott and Hawley chips in 11 for Prairie.
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North Scott sophs edge Prairie sophs 53 52 on late field goal
Larry Goettsch secured a 53 52 win for North Scott sophomores with a final buzzer field goal over Prairie. Scorers include Bergert Metskoeties Wiese Goettsch and Yanecek Suchomel Modracek Grimm and Serneagen.
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Prep basketball scores and results roll across Iowa
A sweep of prep basketball results shows Cedar Rapids area teams and many others across Iowa posting varied scores. Notables include Dubuque Iowa Wesleyan, Jefferson 48 Davenport Central 47, Mount Ayr 82 Savis County 48, and Central City 54. College and tournament games follow, with Big Eight and Midwest Conference action and multiple close results across regions.
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Bobby Shantz Declares Retirement After 16 MLB Seasons
Philadelphia announces veteran left hander Bobby Shantz, age 39, will retire after 16 seasons and 218 games. He capped a career with 119 wins and 99 losses across the American and National leagues, celebrated for superb fielding and Golden Glove honors since 1957.
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Pay Raise For McPeak
Washington Redskins Coach Bill McPeak signed a new two year contract with a sizable pay raise. He called the deal extremely fair and said he felt good about the situation after being summoned to team owners offices amid speculation about his job. The Redskins, at six wins seven losses, posted their best nine year record and faced Baltimore in the final windup.
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Tama Toledo Downs Columbus Wrestlers in Dual Meet
Tama Toledo defeated Columbus in a Waterloo hosted dual meet with a 36 to 5 score in the main matches. Columbus reserves won the other balance at 27 to 20 as two late bouts yielded falls for the visiting team.
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