Prep basketball results across multiple conferences and matchups
A dense slate shows C. R. Marion BC beating Clinton 72 68 and KR Kennedy’s Mississippi Valley BC team 72 62. Numerous high school boys games follow with wins for Moline Davenport West 47 Dubuque 58, plus East Moline and North Iowa Catholic results, and scores for several B and G games across Benton, Upper Iowa, Northeast Iowa, and other leagues.
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Clarion
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Upper Iowa Second in Quad Team Totals
Upper Iowa finishes second in Quad totals behind Augustana with Platteville Wartburg also listed in the standings.
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Platteville Wins Wrestling Quadrangular Defeat by Augustana
Platteville Upper Town claims five champions and finishes second behind Augustana College in a wrestling quadrangular. Peacock champions include Campbell, Sigler, Tiedt, Sanger, and Exline with multiple weight class wins. Augustana crowned four winners across divisions.
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College and prep sports results across multiple leagues
Prep wrestling scores from Waco Van Buren and others. high school and junior college basketball results including Michigan State and Kansas games. college matchups feature numerous 1940s era schools with varied scores across conferences. sporadic notes include canceled games and incomplete entries from several teams.
Anamosa Tops Manchester in Wrestling 24-19 on Pins
Anamosa defeated Manchester 24-19 on the mats with two pins led by Terry Cunningham pinning in 1 54 in the 112 division. Manchester won the junior varsity meet 42-8 with several pins listed including Grega Hutchinson 5 41.
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Grega Hutchinson
H _WessSrne
Hotchmage Tits
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Maquoketa Falls to Independence in Wrestling Meet
Maquoketa was defeated by Independence 33 to 18 as Independence earned five pins. The jayvee contest ended 29 to 13 with four pins listed for White, White, Brown, Ham and Sloan across various weights and times.
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Independence
Jayvee
Dave White
Randy White
Terry Brown
Gary Ham
Jimy Sloan
New Boss Wayne Lichty Named Iowa Conference Commissioner
Wayne Lichty 47 longtime college basketball official was named commissioner of the Iowa conference effective June 30 succeeding Jim Ryan of Bettendorf. He operates a 640 acre farm south of Waterloo and has officiated since 1944 and worked the last two Olympic Games.
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Iowa
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Bettendorf
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Waterloo
Carrithers Shatters Four Minute Mark In 400 Free
Washington’s Dave Carrithers becomes first Iowa prep swimmer to break four minutes in the 400 free with a 3 59.6 as Cedar Rapids Washington beats Rock Island 53 42. Carrithers also wins 200 free in 1 49.6. relay helps push the Warriors. Rock Island counters with multiple wins led by the Gilliam brothers.
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West Union North High top Elkader in 38 16 wrestling meet
North High beat Elkader 38 to 16 with seven pins, led by Ron Chensvold who pinned at 11 seconds in the 1112 weight class. North also won the junior varsity game and secured multiple pins by Dennis Maggert and others.
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Keosauqua Waco Tops Van Buren in Tight Wrestling Meet
Waco team defeats Van Buren 28 to 25 as Ken Paisley pins at 165 pounds in 1 minute 5 seconds. Van Buren wins the junior varsity 23 to 13 with pins by Warren Burihelder Glen Dehart Sam Carrurers Steve Jaye Ted Roth Gary Meltinger and others.
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van Buren
Ken Paisley
Warren Burihelder
Glen Dehart
Sam Carrurers
Ton
Iowa City wrestles Clinton to 21 21 draw in MVW
Iowa City's Little Hawks tied Clinton 21 21 as three heavier weight wins plus a draw kept the meet even. Joe Williams pinned Gus Jakobsen at 175 for Iowa City's lone fall, City High reserves won 22 17, City High overall 0 1 1. Rich Rund earned a 4 42 fall for South Tama at 138, North Tama's Dennis Halupnicka 120 won by fall in 3 18.
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Joe Williams
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North Tama
Rich Rund
Dennis Halupnicka
Jett Nips Central In Close 48 47 Dual Meet Victory
Jefferson of Cedar Rapids edged Davenport Central 48 47 in a dual meet as the J-Hawks captured four individual titles. JV teams also posted wins with Jefferson junior varsity going 53 40.
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Clear Creek Dominates Shellsburg Cages in Double Victory
Clear Creek junior high basketball defeated Shellsburg-Creek twice with boys winning 79 to 46 and girls 79 to 75. Ken Vogt led Shellsburg with high scoring and Dan Nidey paced Clear Creek with 22 points. Kathy Stockman scored 39 for Clear Creek and Reyne Beyer had 31 for Shellsburg.
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Shellsburg
Ken Vogt
Dan Nidey
Kathy Stockman
Reyne Beyer
Marengo English Valleys Rally Past Iowa Valley in Boys Action
English Valleys beat Iowa Valley 78 66 as Mike Costello scored 25 and Jim Lindemeyer 18 for the winners. Iowa Valley girls won 64 53 with Elaine Deal scoring 24 and Vicki Shaw 28 for English Valleys.
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Iowa Valley
Mike Costello
Jim Lindemeyer
Elaine Deal
Vicki Shaw
English Valleys
Bennett Girls Rally For 96 80 Victory Over Midland
Linda Bennett poured in 80 points to lead Bennett girls past Midland 96 80 on Friday. Kris Westphal scored 48 for Midland. Bennett boys also won 79 67 with Gary Bachus and Gene Schroeder scoring 19 each while Rob Christiansen had 15 for Midland.
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Linda Lafrenz
Bennett Girls
Midland
Kris Westphal
Gary Bachus
Gene Schroeder
Rob Christiansen
Center Point sweeps North Linn in boys and girls games
Center Point defeated North Linn 84-58 in the boys contest as Ken Roseberry scored 29 and Jerry Merritt ledNL with 15. The Center Point girls rolled 96-72 with Karol Kudrna 46 and Mary Tietge 35 leading NL.
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North Linn
Ken Roseberry
Jerry Merritt
Karol Kudrna
Mary Tietge
U high of Iowa City tops West Liberty 101 to 68
U High of Iowa City defeated West Liberty 101 to 68 led by Roger Hoyt with 25 points while Ken Wright poured in 30 for West Liberty. The U High JV also won 58 to 57.
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University High of
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Roger Hoyt
Ken Wright
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Solon defeat by Wilton Junction in tight 76 70 decision
Wilton Junction's Solon contest ended 76 70 with Jack Allgood scoring 24 to pace the winners while Solon's Jerry Dowle led all scorers with 33. Wilton Junction JV won their game 44 41.
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Wilton Junction
Jack Allgood
Jerry Dowle
Tipton Narrowly Beats Monticello In Wamac Game
Tipton edged Monticello 54 to 53 in Wamac play. Rich Morden led Tipton with 17 points while Ken Wennekamp top-scored for Monticello with 20. Tipton JV won 52 to 29.
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Ken Wennekamp
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Norway teams sweep with dominant basketball wins
In Norway, the boys beat Amana 79 to 36 as Steve Volz scored 17 and Marty Schuhmacher added nine for Amana. The Norway girls won 71 to 65 behind Lana Schulte with 44 points while Gerry Marz had 39 for Amana. Benton Community defeated BGM 48 to 37 in girls play, with Carol Kozlic leading Benton with 17 and Chris DeWilder scoring 23 for BGM. Benton JV won 37 to 20.
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Steve Volz
Marty Schuhmacher
Lana Schulte
Gerry Marz
Brooklyn
Benton
Carol Kozlic
Chris DeWilder
Benton JV
Beckman Overpowers West Dubuque in Varsity Matchup
Dyersville Beckman defeated West Dubuque 92 to 68 as Tom Schoeckemoehl scored 27 for Beckman and Mark Brown had 24 for West Dubuque. Beckman JV team won 58 to 40.
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Beckman
Epworth
Tom Schoeckemoehl
Dyersville
West Dubuque
Mark Brown
Beckman Jv’s
Oxford Junction Sweeps Pair From Lost Nation
In boys action Oxford Junction won 69 to 48 led by Gregg Steffen with 19 points. Lost Nation's Jan Young scored 23. In girls play Oxford Junction triumphed 148 to 43 with Carmie Coon on 18 and Judy Rohling 17 for the losers.
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Gregg Steffen
Jan Young
Carmie Coon
Judy Rohling
Maynard-West Central Girls Fall to Mar-Mac 60 37
West Central swept by Mar-Mac 60 to 37 in girls action. Sue Slauson led with 28 for the winners while Deidre Pederson scored 24 for Mar-Mac. West Central JV won 69 to 22.
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Sue Slauson
Deidre Pederson
Mar- Mac
Decorah-Cresco Triumph. Van Dyke 25 clinches win
Decorah-Cresco defeated Decorah 87-82 with Ray Van Dyke scoring 25 for the winners while Ron Henely put up 24 for Decorah. Decorah junior varsity also won 60-56.
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North Tama sweeps Hudson in both boys and girls games
North Tama beat Hudson 71-65 in boys action and 74-58 in girls action. Lavern Hamas of North Tama and Randy Ingamells of Hudson led with 41 points each. Kim Powell of North Tama scored 38 and Cathy Turner of Hudson 30 for the girls high scorers.
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Lavern Hamas
Randy Ingamells
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Iowa City West 63 Chariton 50 in varsity boys game
West high School led by Mike Yoder with 23 points defeated Chariton 63 to 50. Chariton’s Tom Swarthout and Jerry Lytton scored 21 and 18 points respectively in the competitive contest.
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Chariton
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Iowa City West
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Tom Swarthout
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Sumner Takes Upper Iowa Lead With 86 68 Win
Sumner beat its rival 86 to 68 to seize the Upper Iowa conference lead. Wayne Erickson scored 21 for the losers and Doyle Jobe had 22 for Sumner. The Sumner junior varsity also won 56 to 29.
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Winthrop Edgewood Colesburg Tops East Buchanan in both games
The boys won 78 to 69 and the girls 48 to 42. Jim Diers led the winners with 38 points, Randy Halford scored 25 for East Buchanan, Barb Leggett added 25 for Winthrop Edgewood Colesburg, and Carol Decker totaled 42 for East Buchanan.
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Elkader Topples Valley 75 to 60 Behind Bushkofsky Show
Jim Bushkofsky led Elkader with 22 points as the Tigers defeated Valley 75 to 60. Paul Fauser led Valley with 18 points in a loss.
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Paul Fauser
Alburnett Boys and Girls Edge Springville in Twin Wins
The Alburnett boys beat Springville 45 37 with Ed Crosby scoring 15 and Norm Hinman leading Springville with 16. In the girls game Alburnett won 39 27 as Becky Young scored 21 for Alburnett and Barb Binley led Springville with 15.
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Norm Hinman
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Kentucky selects John Ray as new UK football coach
University of Kentucky named John Ray from Notre Dame as head football coach to replace Charlie Bradshaw. Ray, an assistant head coach at Notre Dame since January 1967, guided defense into the national top ten in three of four seasons.
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Mid Prairie Beats West Branch Big in Twin Meet
In boys action Mid Prairie defeated West Branch 84 to 46 as Doug Greiner poured in 39 points. Bart Hoffman added 11 for West Branch. In girls play West Branch won 39 to 37 in overtime with Nancy Shiele scoring 20 for Mid Prairie and Pam Curtis adding 11.
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Mt. Vernon tops Durant 82 52 led by Van Dyke 20
Mt. Vernon defeated Durant 82 to 52 as Jerry Van Dyke scored 20 points to lead the victors. Durant was paced by Jeff Tank with 13 points. Mt. Vernon junior varsity also beat Durant 41 to 30.
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Williamsburg Run Past Sigourney in South Iowa Cedar Play
Don Fetzers 28 points powered Williamsburg to an 83-62 victory over Sigourney Friday in South Iowa Cedar play. Mike Mateer scored 14 for Sigourney. Sigourney junior varsity also prevailed 43-35.
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Manchester Manh–awks 67 Anamosa 45 in league win
Manchester Manh with 67 45 win over Anamosa to move to 2-1 in the Wamac. Dick Bildstein led with 14 points while Chuck Neehan scored 20 for Anamosa. Manchester junior varsity also won.
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Maquoketa Valley Edges Central City in Close Boys Game
Maquoketa Valley defeated Central City 59 to 57 as Garlyn Glang scored 24 for the winners while Mike Steele added 20 for Central City. In girls play Central City won 74 to 69 with Linda Slater netting 44 and Patsy Wilson and Mary Netzger each adding 25 for Maquoketa Valley.
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Dysart-Geneseo Boys Beat Reinbeck 66 42. Girls Win 63 59
Pat Spurgeon scored 18 as Dysart Geneseo powered past Reinbeck 66 42. Reinbeck girls edged to a 63 59 victory with Barbara Anderson totaling 40 and Jolene Dostal contributing 33.
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Hurn's Late Basket Lifts Muscatine Over Keokuk in OT
In Muscatine Community College's overtime win over Keokuk College 64 63, Mike Hurn scored the final basket. Hurn totaled 20 points while Bill Cox added 21 and Keokuk's Dennis and Ware each had 17.
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Wepner Stops Torissetti In New Jersey Bout
Associated Press report from New York shows Chuck Wepner of Bayonne New Jersey stopping Jerry Torissetti of Scranton Pennsylvania in the first round. In Minneapolis Ron Marsh outpointed Carl Zurheide of Milwaukee in a six round decision and Pat O Conner of Rochester New York outpointed Jesse Green of Minneapolis in six rounds.
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Jerry Torissetti
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Carl Zurheide
Milwaukee
Pat O'Conner
Rochester
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Jesse Green
Gophers Censured At Big Ten Meeting
The University of Minnesota was censured by the Big Ten for negligence in interpreting conference rules related to transportation for four football players. Commissioner Reed limited the penalty to an order for staff indoctrination and warned of stricter penalties for future violations.
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Prairie sophores rally behind Brase to top Benton
Jon Brase scored 25 points to lead Prairie sophomores to a 65-45 victory over Benton Community. Doug Wessling added 13 for Benton. Prairie improves to 32-? for the season with the win as the Hawk sophs dominate the second half.
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Marion Grapplers Edge Vinton In Close Dual Meet
Marion defeated Vinton 21 to 19 in a Friday wrestling meet. Denny Oliphant pinned for the Indians while Beatty and ReifEnstahal won by falls for the Vikings. Other Marion victors included McCue Damford Hoke Churchill Smith and Reilly with several decisive and decision wins.
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