Trojans rout Cedar Falls in MVC basketball clash
Iowa City West breezed to a 76-50 victory over Cedar Falls in a Mississippi Valley Conference boys game. Terry Cress led the champions with 17 points, Tony Cress added 14, while Conor Murphy scored 13 for Cedar Falls.
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Tyson Calvin
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Benton Community
Pete Gaskill
LaSalle
van Horne
Josh Rank
Tony Fandel
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Steve Berger
LaSalle uses keep-away to top Benton in Wamac clash
LaSalle edged Benton 36 31 in a slow fourth quarter as Tina Carney led LaSalle with 12 points and Kelly Becker added 10. Benton struggled against the LaSalle ball control and trailed 28 21 late in the third.
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J-Hawks Rally Beats Kennedy Despite late technicals
Jefferson tops Kennedy 57 49 after a fourth quarter spurt led by McCulla and Bosch. Jones and Sain dominated rebounding, while Posekany and Zediker paced Kennedy with 12 and 20 points respectively as tight turnover pressure and a technical foul swung momentum late.
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Washington Warriors fall to Regis Royals in late rally
Washington led Regis 33-28 at half before an 11-0 burst sparked by Orel and McConnell pushed the Royals to a 64-51 edge late. Joens scored 28 for Washington, Luehrsmann added 18, and Regis coach Breitbach reflected on poise and post play after the induction ceremony honoring his 300th coaching win.
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Coach bans player for pink hair at Birmingham High
Bir mingham High School JV coach Al Bennett refuses to play Adam Kopulsky after the 15 year old arrived with pink hair. Kopulsky defends self expression while citing NBA star Dennis Rodman as inspiration. Bennett says color must disappear before he plays Kopulsky again.
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Busch sells Cards to investor group for 150 million
Anheuser Busch Cos Inc agreed to sell the St. Louis Cardinals to a group led by Fred Hanser for 150 million. The deal, approved by the Anheuser Busch board, needs NL and AL owner consent and would keep the team in St. Louis with Busch Stadium and parking included. Closing is expected Feb 15.
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Five free-agent pitchers pick new teams on Friday
Kevin Brown signed a 12.9 million three-year deal with the Florida Marlins. Ken Hill agreed to an 8.15 million two-year contract with the Texas Rangers while Mike Henneman took a 2 million one-year deal. Erik Hanson joined the Toronto Blue Jays on a three-year 9.5 million pact, Jamie Moyer to the Red Sox on a one-year deal, and Andy Benes was close to an eight million two-year arrangement with St. Louis. Todd Zeile joined the Phillies on a 2.5 million one-year contract. Brown spoke of joining a young, promising team.
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Texas Rangers
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Erik Hanson
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Penn State Women Edge Seton Hall Amid Injuries
No. 7 Penn State, missing leading scorer Angie Potthoff with a knee injury and Katina Mack with a mouth ailment, grinded out a 59-53 win over Seton Hall in South Orange. Kim Calhoun scored 15 as PSU’s depth stepped up, holding the Pirates to 16 percent shooting in the first half and 19 of 64 for the game.
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Lady Lions
Angie Potthoff
Katina Mack
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