Washington Warriors Rout Moline Maroons in MVC Showdown
Washington used height and a fast break to overwhelm Moline 83-59, staying atop the Mississippi Valley cage race at 4-1. Four Warriors scored in double figures, led by Jim Heck with 28 and Bill Carrithers with 18, while Kyle Skogman added 15 and Craig Darling 11.
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Moline Domination Beats Warrior Sophomores 72 46
Moline's sophomores defeated Cedar Rapids Washington 72 to 46 on Friday night to drop Washington to 0-5 in the Mississippi Valley. Leffler led Moline with 18 points, Bradley added 14, while Rick Lagan scored 19 for Washington. Washington improves to 2-5 overall.
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Jefferson Hawks Crush Kennedy In Homecoming Meet
Jeff Matmen rout Kennedy 47 to 3 in a homecoming meet honoring two Jeff wrestlers killed in Vietnam. Seven falls powered the J Hawks to an unbeaten 5-0 mark, with Balvant Banke and Sadler each 8-0. A dedication ceremony unveiled lights, a trophy case and a clock funded by about 835 in donations.
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Stark named Wake Forest assistant coach
Ron Stark an Iowa assistant offensive line coach for two years is named by Wake Forest coach Cal Stoll as an assistant. Stark, 31, is a former Florida guard who also coached at Northeast Missouri State in 1962 and is joining Stoll’s staff along with Tom Moore Bill Lewis and Tom Harper.
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Bowrey Stuns Ashe as U S Wins Davis Cup 4-1
In Adelaide Australia Bowrey the 25 year old Sydney player defeated Arthur Ashe 2-6 6-3 11-9 8-6 to clinch the Cup for the United States after Clark Graebner and Bill Bowrey provided early momentum. U S leads 4-1 with Graebner beating Ray Ruffels in five sets.
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Warrior Wrestlers Top Clinton 24 to 16
Washington defeats Clinton 24 16 as four early victories set the tone led by Jon Robken at 127 pounds with a 5 50 pin over Gary Meyers. The Warriors improved to 3 1 1 in the Valley and 3 2 1 overall with wins also from Karl Waller Tom Millen Dean Richardson Gary Menefee and Dennis Werneburg. Junior varsity posted a 30 11 win with Bassett Smith and Hummer pins while sophomores won 29 8 behind Kacena and Gary Brown pins.
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East Iowa Hawkeye tourney opens with first round wins
Solon Wilton Junction Iowa City U high Mid Prairie and Mt Vernon win in the East Iowa Hawkeye conference tourney first round. Ed Sawvell scores 24 for Wilton in 96 63 win over Highland. Sojka 21 for Highland. U high edges West Branch 69 68 with Roger Hoyt 20 and Dick Heacock 21 for West Branch. Mid Prairie 55 Solon 47 Marvin Ropp 14 Solon Jerry Doyle 17. Mt Vernon 66 51 Durant Steve Maaske 19 Durant Russ Deihl 15. Tournament continues tonight and finishes Monday.
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Jockey Cordero Extends Lead in National Championship Duel
In Miami at Tropical Park Angelo Cordero Jr increased his lead to 338 points with another win to move ahead of Alvaro Pineda who remained at 326 after a blank day. Pineda failed to win for the second straight day.
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Little Hawks Beat West In First Inter-city Rivalry
Kevin O Rourke scored thirty points in the first three quarters helping the Iowa City Little Hawks to a 64 36 victory over Iowa City West in the first varsity meeting in ten years Jerry Lytton led West with 12 points The Little Hawks sophomores defeated the Trojans 64 46
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East Moline Rout Cedar Rapids Kennedy 74-47 in Cage Victory
Benny Haliburton led East Moline with 25 points as the Panthers opened 10-1 and built a 38-23 halftime lead. Steve Marks led Kennedy with 12 points, while Daryle Griffin and Darrell Samuels added 14 and 10. East Moline moves to 3-1 in the Valley, Kennedy drops to 1-4.
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Bulldogs Race Past Minnesota in Dallas Classic
Drake overwhelmed Minnesota 71 48 in Dallas as Willie McCarter led with 23 points and Garry Odom plus Al Williams dominated the boards. Drake shot 44 percent to Minnesota 38 and pulled 50 rebounds to 36. Minnesota drops to 4 4.
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Jeff Swim Relays Postponed By Snow
The Jefferson high swimming relays scheduled for today were postponed indefinitely due to snow conditions. Athletic Director George Hidinger announced the event will be rescheduled at a later date.
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Busy weekend results roll in from prep and college hoops
A patchwork of scores from prep and college basketball across regions includes State 93 over rigs reeean 86 and Niagara 83. Minnesota 71 over Boston College 48. Michigan 51 over Wisconsin. Iowa colleges clash with varied outcomes. Classic tournaments feature Oklahoma State 60 over Missouri 55 and Wisconsin 74 over Ohio University 6 in Milwaukee.
Kansas State Holds Off Iowa State in Big Eight Tourney
Kansas State and Oklahoma State reached the Big Eight semifinals with wins Friday night. OSU rallied to beat Missouri 60 55 while K State triumphed over Iowa State 79 66, led by Gene Williams 16 points and 14 in the second half.
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Delhi Christmas Cage Tournament Opens With Victories
Maquoketa Valley defeated Durant 54 to 41 led by Patti Wilson with 25 points. Lincoln of Stanwood beat North Linn 48 to 39 as Krismeyer scored 25 and Pietge had 12 for North Linn.
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