Wash Romps As Heck And Redford Dominate Bettendorf
Washington beat Bettendorf 73 to 49 as Jim Heck and Tom Redford combine for 51 points. Heck scored 31, Redford 20, lifting Wash to a 3-0 MVC record and their 26th straight win over Bettendorf. Coach Don King praised the duo and noted turnovers and rebounding were issues despite the big margin.
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Schmuecker’s 37 Sparks Marion Past Independence 94 77
Marion Indians blew past Independence 94 77 in Wamac action to move to 2 2 in conference. Dennis Schmuecker poured in 37 points on 16 of 19 shooting and 5 of 5 free throws, adding 14 rebounds. Jim Meggers handed out eight assists as Marion dominated the boards 50 14 and built a 29 point lead before coasting. Independence was led by Gary Fuller with 29 as Marion eyes a revenge game versus Tipton January 3 at home.
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Brase Drops 31 As Prairie Hawks Top Regis 84 71
Prairie high vaults to an 84 71 win at Regis with guard Brase scoring a season high 31 points. Voigt adds 14 and the pair pace a 62 percent team shooting while outrebounding Regis. Klaus leads Regis with 24 points as the Royals struggle to maintain pressure after halftime.
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Warrior Sophs Breeze Bettendorf 71 to 44
The Washington sophomore basketball team defeated Bettendorf 71 to 44 on Friday night in the Wash gym. Washington improved to 4-1 for the season with four players in double figures led by Greg Seyfer and Mike Daugherty with 12 points each and Steve Oelschlaeger and Craig Collins with 10 apiece. Bettendorf's Dave Schick led all scorers with 13 points.
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Creighton's Center May Miss Hawks
Creighton's 6-10 center Cyril Baptiste may miss the Iowa game as he recovers from a back injury suffered in the Nevada loss. Leading scorer Baptiste averages 22.8 points, and will fly in if conditions improve. Nate Stephens starts at center if he cannot play. Joe Bergman, ex-Iowa forward, faces his former teammates in the matchup at Iowa Fieldhouse with tip-off at 7:30 p.m. Saturday. Radio coverage includes KCRG and Hawkeye Sports Network.
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Kennedy's Rally Falls Short at Clinton 63-58
Clinton defeated Cedar Rapids Kennedy 63-58 as Clinton built a fourth quarter lead after a 41-41 deadlock. Kennedy drops to 1-4 in the Mississippi Valley Conference, while Clinton improves to 2-1 and shares second place in the league. Don Greenwood led Kennedy with late free throws and a jumper in the final minute.
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Greenwood
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LaSalle snaps losses with 36-point fourth quarter rout
LaSalle high defeated Linn-Mar 90-51 in an East Central Iowa conference game at Linn-Mar as Tom Mraz led a 36-13 fourth quarter surge. Mraz scored 21 overall, 12 in the final period, while Dan Ryan added 19 and Jeff Wessel 18 for LaSalle. Linn-Mar’s Curt Gill and Paul Brainard led scoring with 14 each. Linn-Mar’s Kennedy and Marks combined for 20 as Frazier added 19.
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Kennedy boys edge Clinton 53 in tight Cedar Rapids game
Kevin Kiley scored 20 and Mike Bergman 15 as Cedar Rapids Kennedy sophomore team defeated Clinton 53 to 51. Other scorers included Heallis 11 Spenkson 11 Clahn 10 Soren son 8 Swan 9 and Hill.
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Fisher and Giza Lead LaSalle to 72 52 Victory
Tom Fisher and Steve Giza each scored 21 points to lift LaSalle sophomores past Linn-Mar 72 52. Lin-Mar was led by Gary Tipton with 19 points as the LaSalle defense stifled their foe in the second half.
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Scoring Sweep Of Prep Basketball Across Cedar Rapids Area
Multiple games reported with Cedar Rapids Marion and Linn-Mar posting decisive wins as Kennedy, Muscatine, and Mississippi Valley teams chase district points. Notable interiors include Wapsie Valley, O.R. Millers, and Monticello contributing strong showings across state leagues along with regional college results in Big Ten and Midwest tournaments.
Jeff Hawks defeat Dubuque 56 40 in slow tempo conference game
Jefferson gym hosts a Mississippi Valley contest where Jeff moves to a 56-40 win over Dubuque. Jeff uses a revised lineup with Tom Holland and Brad Trickey guiding the offense while Dubuque struggles with field goal droughts and defensive pressure.
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Young Indians Defeat Indeo 67 57 in Friday Clash
Independence hosts Independence Indians fall to Marion sophomores 67 to 57 as Mark Hess leads Marion with 17 points. Lynn Slagger and Bob Malek add 13 each, supported by Hess’s 17 and a strengthened Mustang effort.
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Blacks Reimpose Boycott at Buffalo
Black players at the State University of Buffalo have renewed a boycott of basketball demanding removal of three coaches and the athletic director. The action centers on grievances with the coaching staff and athletic department leadership.
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Washington High to face Regis in top matchup
Top ranked Washington High travels to Regis Gym for the nightcap at 8. It is the sole basketball game on the C R Marion area schedule.
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