Mt Vernon Rips LaSalle in holiday tourney final
Mt. Vernon High School raced to an 80-63 win over LaSalle in the LaSalle gym to complete an eight-game streak and claim the holiday tournament title. Jeff Werling scored 28 for the Mustangs, who sit atop the AP poll and lead the UP I class A voting, while LaSalle’s Roger Garin and John Staub led with 18 and 15 points respectively as Mt. Vernon opened strong with a 28-10 third quarter run.
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Bruins Escape Drake 85-72 in Sugar Bowl opener
UCLA overcame Drake 85-72 as Bill Walton poured in 29 points and Larry Seger hit a late long shot to keep the game close. John Wooden’s Bruins tightened in the second half after a 38-34 halftime edge, defending the title run while Illinois eyed a potential upset over UCLA in a bid to end a historic 52-game string.
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Wash pins 38 10 loss on Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Washington wrestling beat Iowa City High 38 10 Friday night led by Glynn Jones with a 1:53 pin and his fourteenth win this season. Chuck Jones pinned Bob Shubot 3:52 in 119 pounds and Chuck Johnson pinned Bill Woftiman in 4:49 at 132 pounds. Junior varsity won 38 14 while sophomores lost 27 19.
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Eberhard, Holland Duel in Big 8 Cyclones Fall, 68-65
Missouri edge Oklahoma 69-68 and Kansas State toppled Iowa State 68-65 in Big Eight action. Steve Mitchell led Kansas State with 21 points while Wes Harris scored 20 for Iowa State. Al Eberhard of Springfield added two late free throws to seal Missouri’s win.
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Monti Triumphs In Holiday Hoops Thriller 86 72
Monticello high powered offense upset Regis by 14 points in the Regis holiday tournament final. Senior John Hines poured in 27 and grabbed 21 rebounds, John Ray added 23, while Missouri standout Mike Jeffries scored 28 for a career night as Monti shot 54 percent and dominated the boards.
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Franklin's Firing Aids Wash Win
In the Marshalltown holiday tourney, Cedar Rapids Washington nipped Iowa City 68-65 in the losers bracket. Des Moines Tech beat Sioux City East 76-63, while Marshalltown defeated Des Moines Lincoln 53-48. Washington races Tech for the title with Donnie Franklin scoring 22 and nine straight in the final quarter.
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Hurley's 34 Ruins Jeffs Bid in 84-62 Win
Des Moines Roosevelt defeated Cedar Rapids Jefferson 84-62 in the Urbandale holiday tournament semifinals at Veterans Auditorium. Don Hurley scored 34 points, Brad Worman added 20, and Roosevelt led 40-32 at halftime before pulling away in the third quarter. Jefferson drops to 2-6, Roosevelt to 5-4, with North awaiting in the consolation game.
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McKay Switch Sets Rose Bowl Title Bout
In Pasadena, USC coach John McKay abruptly shifted to calling the 59th Rose Bowl a title bout for the national championship. He said the No 1 ranking could be at stake in the Monday game with Ohio State, now ranked No 3 after a season with 11 straight unbeaten games. The AP plans a postbowl poll to decide the national champion.
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Holiday tournament scores across four states
Loras beat Gustavus Adolphus 73-55 and Westmar advanced to the Buena Vista Invitational final with a 71-58 win over Cornell. Northern Iowa beat Mankato State 66-59 in the NCC, Luther and others posted consolation wins, while Wartburg defeated California Lutheran in Lutheran Brotherhood action.
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Saturday bowls and football games listed by channel
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Ty Cobb Still Leads MLB With 32 Home Steals
Detroit star Ty Cobb, famed former Detroit Tigers legend, holds the major league record with 32 stolen home bases in his career, a mark that stands as a milestone in baseball history.
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Drake Takes Southland Title in Baton Rouge Meet
Drake Bulldogs won the Southland wrestling tournament with 103 points led by a single champion. Kelly East defeated teammate Dan McKee 3-0 at 118 pounds for Drake's sole title, while eight runners up boosted the team total. LSU finished far behind in second with 68 points as Alabama, Bismarck Junior College, and others trailed.
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