Williams 59 carries Prairie past Regina in ECSC win
Prairie junior Jill Williams scored a career high 59 as Prairie edged Iowa City Regina 85 83 in ECSC play to improve to 3 1 in conference and 4 4 overall. Regina led briefly early in the third before Prairie surged to take the lead late, with Williams sealing the win on a layup in the final seconds. Regina dropped to 3 2 in the conference and 4 3 overall.
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Deb Reno
Regis
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Sam the Sees
Kennedy Defeats Jefferson In Defense Dominated Basketball Clash
Kennedy, ranked No.1, edged Jefferson 66 28 in a defense heavy game. Todd Brammer scored 11 off the bench as Kennedy’s reserves gained extended minutes in the second half. Jefferson’s Joel Hachey was out with a foot sprain and is due back next Tuesday.
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Lorenzen
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Todd Kiernan
Rick Fry
Smith
Jefferson
Joel Hachey
Hachey
Cedar Rapids Washington
LaSalle girls pull away for 68 60 ECSC win at Beckman
LaSalle defeats Beckman 68 60 in Dyersville after a late 6 0 run. Karen Champar scores 29, Kathy Roman 26, Kim Smythe 13 for LaSalle while Beckman rival Paula Evers leads with 20 as Beckman drops to 0 6 in league play.
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Kim Smythe Ocenes
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Sally Frericks
Bert Wondry Welftime
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Bowie to return for 5th season at Kentucky
University of Kentucky center Sam Bowie announced he will return for a fifth college basketball season. The 7 foot 1 player missed the entire previous season and will likely not play this year due to a hairline fracture in his left leg suffered almost two years ago.
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Bowie
Short Virginia Tops Houston In Suntory Ball Classic
Virginia rallied without Ralph Sampson to beat Houston 73 62 in Japan as guard Othell Wilson 18 points and Ricky Stokes 12 led the Cavaliers. Sampson missed due to dehydration and illness, while Jim Miller 14 and Craig Robinson 11 added scoring. Robinson also had 11 rebounds.
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Craig Robinson
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College Basketball Summary: Cougars Dayton Ohio State
Larry Micheaux led the Cougars with 13 points as 5-2, suffering a second straight loss. Akeem Olajuwon eight and Clyde Drexler seven. Randy Breuer scored 22 to lift Minnesota past Dayton after a close first half. Tony Campbell scored 20 for Ohio State in a 3-2 Buckeyes win.
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Stokes Moving Well Ahead of UCLA Showdown
Iowa center Greg Stokes practiced with the Hawkeyes in Cedar Rapids before the Saturday NBC telecast at UCLA. UCLA, 4-0 after routs, hosts Iowa, 7-0, in a top matchup. the Bruins expect a sellout at Pauley Pavilion.
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ISU Faces Hot Texas Christian In Nonconference Showdown
Iowa State 5-0 hosts TCU 6-1 in a nonconference clash described as a good battle by Cyclone coach Johnny Orr. TCU’s Darrell Browder and Doug Arnold carry double figure scoring. Horned Frogs seek consistency after a 94-72 loss at Long Beach State.
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Paterno Named UPI College Football Coach of the Year
Penn State coach Joe Paterno, nearing a Sugar Bowl clash with Georgia, won United Press International Coach of the Year honors with 28 of 120 votes. LSU’s Jerry Stovall placed second and Georgia’s Vince Dooley third as Paterno pursues his first national title.
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Jerry Stovall
Louisiana State
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