Rowat Sparks Hawkeyes Past Aussies in Wide Rally
Iowa defeated Australia’s Melbourne 69 61 after Lynn Rowat sparked a late rally. Rowat entered with 4:13 left and sparked a 13 2 run to rally the Hawkeyes from a 56 55 deficit. Fred Brown led Iowa with 21 points, Kevin Kunnert added 15 rebounds, and Sam Williams 12 points.
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Jeff Nips Muscatine in a buzzer beater finish at Jeff Gym
Jeff High catcher Brad Trickey sank a 15-foot jumper with six seconds left to give Jeff a 55-53 victory over Muscatine. Trickey scored 16 for Jeff as Steve Welk paced Muscatine with 20, and Jeff improved to 2-3 in the Mississippi Valley Conference while Muscatine dropped to 5-0 in league play.
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Late Surge Aids Lancer Win Over Waterloo Columbus
La Salle LaSalle rallyed from a lethargic stretch to beat Waterloo Columbus 67 57 in Waterloo. Dave Handley sparked the comeback with two opening fourth quarter baskets and a clutch effort later, as Dan Ryan and Jeff Wessel helped fuel a 24 13 final period. Columbus coach Wayne Chandlee cited defensive lapses and missed layups, while Duane Kramer praised Handley and the team for keeping poise.
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Frazier Ali Bout Planned at Madison Square Garden
New York AP reports Madison Square Garden Boxing plans March 8 for the Frazier versus Ali heavyweight title fight. Garden officials cite assurances of a signed contract and expect a gate above one million dollars. Both fighters stand 26 and 31-0 with multiple knockouts, with potential total purses of 5 million from a projected 10 million gross.
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Midland Wins Monti Tourney
Cindy Snyder scored 24 points to lift Midland of Wyoming to a 41-33 victory over West Branch and capture the girls holiday basketball tournament title in Monticello. Maquoketa Valley defeated Monticello 71-47 for consolation honors.
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Lauterbur quotes ignite Iowa hiring hopes and Rose Bowl aim
Francis X. Lauterbur, Iowa's new head football coach, vows to recruit top Iowa high school players, build a winning program, and pursue a Rose Bowl trip. He discusses bringing Toledo assistants to Iowa, evaluating former staff, and spring practice eagerness.
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Louisiana Cage Team Rises to No 2 in AP Rankings
The Associated Press weekly college division ranking places Southwest Louisiana at No 2 after a strong upset of Oklahoma State, a key conferring win that boosts its national standing.
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Drake Third In Mat Meet At Sunshine Open Finals
Ohio University led after semifinal action in the Sunshine National Open wrestling tournament with 81 team points. Athletes in Action had 45 and Drake 31, with Gary Christiansen the lone Drake finalist at 134 pounds advancing to Wednesday night finals.
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Iowa Matmen Advance in Midlands Tournament
In LaGrange Illinois two University of Iowa wrestlers Steve DeVries and John Evashevski won first-round bouts at 177 and 167 pounds. Tim Balvant now at Northern Iowa pinned in his opener. Dan Gable, byes then pinning, and Larry Owings of Washington advanced at 150 pounds as Michigan State led early with 11 team points.
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