O Connor Nets 24 as Cyclones rally past Arkansas 96 93
Iowa State rode seven foot Tom O Neill O Connor and guard Eric Heft to a 96 93 comeback win over Arkansas. O Connor scored 24 points and snagged 14 rebounds while Heft added 15 off the bench. Arkansas led by 10 in the first half before ISU surged in the second, with Harris and Denman each finishing 21.
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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
Nebraska fans dismiss basketball as minor and draw few crowds for the Cornhusker Classic. Attendance fell short of expectations despite LaSalle Baylor and Idaho competing. Commentary notes fast Southern teams and debates officiating, inclining toward instant replay and neutral officials to avoid bias.
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No. 1 J-Hawks Rally Past Washington in 24-18 Victory
Jefferson High, led by Kent Miller and Schweitzer, defeated arch rival Washington 24-18 in a Southeast Iowa AAA dual meet. The win featured key pins and decisions from Gallagher, Bentrim, Suma, and Harkness, with Schweitzer delivering a decisive late surge to seal the team victory amid Washington injuries and a late comeback attempt.
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Sophomore and JV meet results with numerous names and scores
Wash wins sophomore meet 29 to 27 and Jeff wins JV meet 31 to 20. Several matches and decisions listed including pinfalls and byes. multiple athletes named with varied scores and events. The text mentions numerous participants and outcomes across grades, with occasional fractions and prices.
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50.7 Clip Puts Grant Far Ahead
New York AP Travis The Machine Grant extends a 12 point lead in college scoring with a 60.7 average over Ed Czernota Sacred Heart. Czernota sits second at 48.2, Dana Wilson Husson 36.8, Willia Sloudamite Portland State 35.5. Grant appears among leaders in field goal percentage with 72.0 and rose to No 2 in a recent 2 for 30 night against Marian. Don Manly Otterbein leads in field goal percentage at 74.9, while Terry Gill LSU New Orleans tops free throw percentage at an official CFA 96.2 as Wittenberg maintains small college defensive lead at 84.7 points allowed per game.
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Huge Audience For No 1 Tilt
The national championship Orange Bowl game between Nebraska and Alabama will be broadcast to an international audience. NBC announced the continental United States network feed and added telecasts to Puerto Rico, Mexico City, Caracas, St Thomas in the Virgin Islands, and Canada. Armed Forces radio will carry the game to troops abroad.
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Peacocks Hit Invitational Schedule At Local Arena
Oelwein hosts the third annual invitational with teams from Indiana, Kansas, Wisconsin, and Iowa. Indiana Tech faces Wisconsin Stevens Point at 6 30 p m and Upper Town plays College of Emporia Kan at 8 0 p m. Consolation and championship games set for Wednesday night.
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Webster Dismisses Aide Hecker From Giants
New York AP reports Giants head coach Alex Webster relieved defensive assistant Norb Hecker on Thursday. Hecker, under a five year deal with two years left, was replaced due to differences in teaching philosophy and may be reassigned within the organization.
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