Jett Topples Wash 72-70 on Peterman Clutch Shot
Jefferson beat Washington 72-70 as Steve Peterman drilled an 18-foot jumper with 29 seconds left to take the lead, then Tom Mullin sealed it with a late charity toss. Heck led Wash with 38 points but Jeff staged a second half surge to swing the game.
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Naan
Peterman Field A Shooting: 64, Made 26 For 41 Pct. At
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Lakeman
Earlville
Lockett
Prairie Nets Wild 57 56 Victory Over Benton
Prairie rallies from 16 down after three quarters to beat Benton Community 57-56. Mitralsky leads with 24 points, hitting late free throws while Brent Modracek seals with a rebound and one foul shot miss. Bobcats drop to 1-4.
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Newhall
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Laverne Bruns
Benton Community
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Hawks
Benton
Jim Mitralsky
Larry Tow
Mike Rinderknecht
Mitralsky
Ron Bentley
Prairie
Duane Modracek
Jeff Hawks NIP Wash In Tight Jefferson Thriller
Jim Lockett hailed a watershed win as his Jefferson High finished 72 to 70 over cross-town rival Washington. Lockett credited pressure defense faster pace and better rebounding plus key plays from Ferguson Ullrich Mullin and a standout 38-point effort by Washington's Jim Heck. Wash coach Don King lamented poor third-quarter shot selection and late free-throw woes but praised Heck for his performance.
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Jeff
J-Hawk
Washington
Tom ‘Ferguson
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Fergie
Wash
Jim Heck
Steve Ullrich
Ullrich
Tom Mullin
Don King
King
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Happy Cage
Two Home High School Games Tonight
Washington and Regis play tonight at home in non league or conference action. The Warriors host Davenport Central in Mississippi Valley play while Regis faces North High of Des Moines aiming to extend an unbeaten record.
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Davenport Central
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Hawkeyes Meet Drake In TV Showdown Tonight
Iowa aims to spoil Drake’s unbeaten mark in Des Moines at 7:35 p.m. Veterans Auditorium. Televised by WHO-TV KGLO-TV and radio by WMT WHO. Coach Ralph Miller plans the usual lineup with Ben McGilmer in reserve after his eligibility was cleared.
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Draper
Veterans Auditorium
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Wichita State
Iowa
Ralph Miller
Ben McGilmer
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Marion Beats Vinton 70 61 In Wamac Contention
Marion maintains a steady lead 36 26 at halftime and defeats Vinton 70 61 behind four double figure scorers led by Greg Morris 18 Joe Andrea II 13 Denny Schmuecker 13 and Stu Ciha 12. John Towne 19 and Dave Haneman 16 top Vinton scorers as Vikings suffer third league loss.
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Joe Andrea II
Denny Schmuecker
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Dave Hanneman
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
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Norse Luther Rally Dominates Upper Iowa In Conference Opener
Former Washington of Cedar Rapids players Rolf Wulfsberg and Steve Hill led Luther past Upper Iowa 91-75 in Decorah. Wulfsberg 17 Hill 16 and Barth 13 boosted Luther to 4-1 overall and 1-0 in the Iowa Conference while Dan Marske led all scorers with 26 for Upper Iowa.
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Iowa
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Warriors Fall To Jeff Sophs In 57 42 Loss
Jefferson sophomore cagers roll past Washington 57 42 led by Brad Trickey 14 points. Joe Engel 14, Dave Whitters 12 and Ed Julich 11 also reach double figures while Rick Lagan tops Washington with 12 points.
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Joe Engel
Dave Whitters
Ed Julich
Rick Lagan
Warriors
Brad Jenets
Terry Smittkamp
Joe Evel
Tom King
Scott Preg
Dan Fletcher
Phil Danowsky
Dwight Kuster
Vinton Sophs Top Indians 52 to 30 in Fray
Vinton High School sophomores overwhelmed Marion 52 to 30 on Friday. Chu Koutouc led Vinton with 16 points while Marion's Mark Witte scored 13. Final line shows Vinton players Dom Weidman 11, Dick Fisher 9, Tom Gallup 7, and others contributing.
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Chuck Koutouc
Mark Witte
Dan Borst
Rod Jensen
Gary Cole
Ron Schultz
Rick Klingler
Chu Koutouc
Don Weidman
Dick Fisher
Tom Gallup
Dan Hanneman
Charles Brown
Steve Runyan
Berger 38 Points Fire Regina Past La Salle In Tight Battle
Regina of Iowa City pulled ahead in the East Central Iowa conference with an 82-74 win over La Salle. Gary Berger scored 38 points on 10 of 22 shooting and 18 of 19 free throws, including 10 straight in the final stretch to secure the Regals’ victory. Mike Loeffler led La Salle with 27 as injuries and early foul trouble hampered both teams.
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Gary
Duane Kramer
John Carson
Carson
Nic Ament
John Malone
Tim Whitters
Berger
Bob Norton
Mike Loeffler
Kennedy-Cougars Break Through For First Basketball Victory
Kennedy defeats Clinton 72-68 in a milestone win at home. Senior Terry Miner led with a career high 17 points all in the fourth quarter, sparking a late rally after Clinton briefly took a 59-58 lead. Coach Mike Collis celebrated Kennedy’s historic moment.
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Terry Miner
Collis
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John Kinney
Pro Golfing Groups Settle Their Dispute
The PGA and the APG ended their feud by reuniting touring pros with the PGA tour. A policy board will govern the tour with 10 directors including four players and three PGA officials joined by three business leaders. The 17 sponsors and tournaments transfer to the PGA, preserving commitments and a new touring players division.
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Professional Golfers’ Association
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
PGA Tour
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Leo Fraser
Warren Orlick
William Clarke
J. Paul Austin
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Coca Cola Co
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Pittsburgh
Consolidated Coal Co
John D. Murchison
Dallas
Southwest
Stroh's Bowling Team Marks 1933 Origin in Detroit
The Stroh's team of Detroit, organized in 1933, became the oldest continually sponsored bowling outfit in the United States after winning the ABC title in Peoria, Illinois the following spring.
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Stroh
Peoria
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