Regis Beats Kennedy In Metro Doubleheader
Regis defeats Kennedy 44 to 34 as the Royals improve to 5-1. Regis used a late second quarter burst and a shutout third period to pull away, while Kennedy struggled with shooting and foul trouble. Chris Schneider led Regis with 11 points, Keith Schilling paced Kennedy with seven.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Five Seasons Center
Regis
Royals
Cougars
Anamosa
Metro Boys
Marc McClintic
McClintic
Chris Schneider
Metro
Keith Schilling
Cyclones hold off Alabama-Birmingham 71 70 in non-conference win
Iowa State led 65-55 late as Ron Harris scored 18 points and Robert Estes added 12 second half points to edge Alabama-Birmingham 71-70. The Cyclones improve to 3-4, while the Blazers fall to 7-3 in a tense finish at Elm City Classic warmup.
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Iown State
Robert Estes
University of Alabama-Birmingham
Ames
Alabama
Craig Lane
Iowa State
Ron Falenschek
Blazers
Oliver Robinson
Norman Andrum
Leon Morris
Cyclones
Gene Bartow
New Haven
Conn
East Carolina
Iowa
Brown
Fairfield College
Sirmingham
Nicholas
Giles
Andrum
Robinson
Marcus
Lane
Speer
Almauist
Mabrey
Estes
R. Harris
Falenschek
C. Harris
Moore
Kunnert
Allen
Birmingham
Low State
Oliver
L. Moore
Jefferson Wins On Four Corners Offense In Tight Win
Jefferson edges Washington 43 40 as Coach Glenn Smith deploys four corners. Kirk Abernathy scores 14 for Washington, Jeff High leads Jefferson with 15 as Sid Minard and Marck Lee handle the ball. Jefferson improves in Valley race while Washington endures poor shooting.
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Glenn Smith
J-Hawks
Wash
Kirk Abernathy
Warriors
Dave Puke
Warrior
Minard
Washington
Jefferson
Don King
Forrest
Jeff High
Jeff
Randy Suter
Kevin Wilson
Ed Mims
Bill Happel
Mark Clymer
Chuck Davisson
Dave Puk
Jett High
Jeff King
John Forrest
Tim Minard
Marck Lee Asa
Stevens
Jeff Levy
Jett
King
Valley wrestlers rally to top LaSalle 33 23
Iowa Valley of Marengo overcame an early 0-5 deficit to defeat Cedar Rapids LaSalle 33 23 on the road. Mark Steffen earned a 3 57 fall at 132 pounds with Dave Heisdorffer, while Mark Ealy pinned Brad Gibson in 1 12 for the Tigers only other fall. Multiple forfeit wins padded the final score as the Tigers dropped to 0 3.
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Iowa Valley
Marengo
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Lancers
Mark Steffen
Steffen
Tigers
Dave Heisdorffer
John Regan
Willie Smith
Mike Young
Brian Richards
Loren Corrigan
Jeff Shoull
Jay VonCleve
Jeff Driscoll
Dennis Chomper
Tim Crosby
Dave Heisdortter
Craig Schofbach
Mike Schiveter
Prairie overwhelms Linn-Mar girls 81–65 in fast-paced rout
Prairie used balanced scoring led by Laurie Welty 44 points and Shauna Holthaus 15 as Linn-Mar trailed 47–22 at halftime. Diana Hinman led Linn-Mar with 23 points while Zingula notched 20. Prairie outpaced the Lions 29 points in the second period to secure the win.
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Cedar Rapids Prairie
Linn-Mar
Laurie Welty
Lions
Prairie
Hawks
Shauna Holthaus
Karen Woodhouse
Susie Zingula
Welty
Holthaus
Caroline Osborne
Osborne
Diana Hinman
Lion
Shauno Holthaus
Kelly Osborne
Ricki Howes
Chris Winn
Kathy Neorod
Linn-Mer
Susie Zinguia
Diane Hinman
Cindy Hougenburg
Nancy Morris
Kim Byrne
City High pins Prairie in 39 14 dual meet
Iowa City High defeated Cedar Rapids Prairie 39 to 14 in a prep wrestling dual. City High wrestlers Barry Wyatt Jay Paulsen Jim Alberhasky and Dave Kiasson recorded pins while Prairie scorers included Chuck Hardin Mike Hahesy and Joe Nekvinda with decisions and pins noted in the match results.
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Iowa City
Iowa City High
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Chuck Hardin
Mike Hahesy
Joe Nekvinda
Prairie Hawks
Little Hawks
City High
Barry Wyatt
Jay Paulsen
Jim
Prairie
Randy Brown
Curt Radcliff
Rich Lindemann
Scott Ferrer
Steve Lindemann
Troy Frei
Scott Penrod
Marion Blaha
Pete Gioquianto
Mark Hofmaster
Sam Seizer
Mike Hohesy
Kevin Bell
Jim Alberhasky
Jett Hynek
Joe Nekvindo
Tom Petersen
Dave Klasson
Gary Swartz
Jerry Rocca
John Randies
Fry seeks sole ownership of Hawkeye Marketing Group
Hawkeye Marketing Group Inc. faces a buyout as Hayden Fry offers to purchase the 30 percent stake of Jim Quinn and 19 percent held by Bill Colbert. Fry declines comment while Colbert says a counteroffer is being prepared. The firm, formed last April and run by Fry’s son Zac, markets about 100 items in 100 outlets and reportedly exceeds expectations.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Hayden Fry
Hawkeye Marketing Group Inc
Jim Quinn
Iowa City
Bill Colbert
Cedar Rapids
Fry
Zac
Colbert
Hayden
Pitt's Hugh Green Voted UPI Player of the Year
Hugh Green of Pittsburgh becomes the first defensive player named UPI Player of the Year in college football. He wins by three votes over Herschel Walker with 31 of 103 ballots, as George Rogers and Jim McMahon also place. Green helped Pittsburgh boast one of the nation's top defenses entering the Gator Bowl.
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New York
UPI
Hugh Green
University of Pittsburgh
United Press International
Herschel Walker
Georgia
Green
South Carolina
George Rogers
Walker
Rogers
Jim McMahon
Brigham Young
Mark Herrmann
Purdue
Mark May
Panthers
Pittsburgh
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