Fresh Sub Sets Pace in Peach Bowl
Bobby Bowden backs freshman eligibility after NC State quarterback Dave Buckey leads a 49 13 Peach Bowl win over West Virginia at Atlanta Stadium Buckey earns Most Valuable Player honors with two touchdown passes to freshmen Don Buckey and Pat Hovance and runs for another State stars Stan Fritts Willie Burden and Willie Young shine with multiple scores and big rushing totals
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Tampa Holds Off Kent State In Tangerine Bowl
Orlando AP report details Tampa Spartans building a 21-0 halftime lead behind quarterbacks Buddy Carter and Fred Solomon, then holding off Kent State 21-18 as the Flashes rally in the fourth. Kent State misses three conversions, Herb Page, Greg Kokal fail on two-point try, Harmon returns punt 78 yards for TD, onside kick recovered by Tampa to seal win.
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Prep Basketball Tournaments Jump Around Iowa Venues
Dense results list from Marshalltown and various sites shows B D M Tech 76 East 63. Marshalltown 53. Lincoln 48. Regis 72. Monticello 86. LeSallery 65. and many close finals across Des Moines Dubuque and other towns. Notable scores include Newton 79 Benton 65, North Tama 50 Center Point 40, and Oelwein 57. The lengthy clad card captures regional prep hoops action with multiple finals and third place games.
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College tournament scores mingle with scattered wins across holiday hoops
The day’s results span multiple early season tournaments and regional classics. Notable showings include UCLA's 85 72 over Drake, Furman 70 over Clemson, Texas 97 over Pepperdine, Georgetown 74 Army 74 in a neutral clash, and St. Louis 74 Va 74 in a tied finish. Several conference and tourney semifinals produce close outcomes across the slate.
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Cyclones Dominate Midlands Mat Field
Iowa State won the Midlands Wrestling championship at Northwestern with 108% points, a Midlands record, claiming their third straight Midlands title. Wade Schalles of Clarion was named outstanding wrestler, with Chris Taylor and Bill Fretland winning titles for Iowa State. A two-day event drew 5,582 fans and featured 539 grapplers in 659 bouts, with multiple champions defending their titles.
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National and American Association Scores Snapshot
National Association games showed Chicago 106 over Boston 99, New York 99 over Detroit 94, Milwaukee 114 over Houston 101, Phoenix 106 over Portland 99, Los Angeles 121 over Omaha 92, Seattle 99 over Cleveland 91. American Association results: New York 114 over San Diego 104, hockey league Toronto 4 over Pittsburgh 0, California 5 over New York Islanders 2, Boston 2 over Minnesota 6, Philadelphia 4 over Cetcover 4, World Association Los Angeles 5 over Minnesota 1, Houston 4 over New England 2, Quebec 5 over Cleveland 2.
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Regis Sparks Three-Point Rally In Consolation Win
West Delaware of Manchester held a 70-69 edge with 27 seconds left before Regis- led Manhawks surged to a 72-69 victory over Linn-Mar. Linn-Mar failed to score in the final 1 minute 34 seconds as Tim Foster and Steve Pals scored 20 each for West Delaware, while Doug Brainard led Linn-Mar with 18.
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Atherton earns second in Friday men's league action
Atherton defeated Miller Auto 73 to 70 to secure second place in the Jane Boyd Friday morning men’s basketball league. Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods beat Pizza Hut 109 to 93 in the other Friday game.
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Lisbon Tips Solon For Holiday Title
Lisbon edged Solon 35-31 in a holiday girls tourney with Joan Decious scoring 18 for Lisbon and Denise Beuter 14 for Solon. Highland of Riverside beat Clarence 41-27 in the consolation, led by Jill Latta with 16. Mt. Union defeated Pekin 69-61 as Donna Wick poured in 25 for Winfield-Mt. Union. Deb Coates led Mediapolis with 43 points and Allison-Bristow edged opponents 56-? with Barb Mosher 17.
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H L V Clips D R M 75 46 Holiday Victory
H L V defeated Deep River Millersburg 75 to 46 as Mary Bruggeman scored 33 points to lead the winners. Iowa Valley claimed third with a 70-62 win over B G M, paced by Cindy Possehl with 42 points.
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Kodak Honors McKay Harold Raymond 1972 Coaches of the Year
The American Football Coaches Association named John McKay of USC and Harold Tubby Raymond of Delaware as Kodak Coaches of the Year for 1972. McKay led USC to an 11-0 season, winning in the university division, a repeat after his 1962 honor. Raymond earned the college division award with a 10-0 Delaware season, his second straight Kodak COY nod.
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Wartburg and Waldorf Appear in Round One action
Wartburg's J D Gardner scored 18 as Wartburg used balanced scoring to pull away in basketball. Upper Iowa fell 82 76 to Culver Stockton in the Wayne Nebraska state tournament first round. Jim Bushkofsky scored 27 for Upper Town in a losing effort. Waldorf of Forest City defeated Rochester Minnesota 74 50 in the opening round of the Roch Bach Minnesota Invitational.
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Dysart Claims Benton Title In Holiday Tourney
Dysart Geneseo edged Benton Community 46 to 45 to win the boys or girls holiday tournament final. Renee Raub led Dy sart with 27 points while Jolene Kahler scored 23 for North Tama in another semifinal victory over Center Point.
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Semco Gets Tourney Win
In holiday basketball action Semco built a lead over Gladbrook behind Chris Wever 20 points finishing 50-42. Beamon-Conrad beat host L-D-R 74-70 with Annette Spaack scoring 36. Team rosters list Wever Knoll Harrey Lov Pieper Schapp Brueng, Esheck Lynch and others.
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Mediapolis Wins Its Holiday Tournament On Night Rally
Mediapolis defeated Allison-Bristow 72 to 56 as Debbie Coates scored 43 points to pace the victory. Holly Jacobs led the losers with 31. In the consolation game Win-...
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Globetrotters Defeat Bucks to Claim Junior High Title
The Globetrotters defeated the Bucks 91 to 75 on Friday to win the Jane Boyd junior high basketball championship. Key scorers included Jones with 40, Smith 18, Wells 26, and McPartland 19 as Hobbs and Krause also contributed.
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Bruins Star Bobby Orr Engaged to Peggy Wood
Boston Bruins defenseman Bobby Orr is engaged to Peggy Wood a Fort Lauderdale Florida schoolteacher Teammates said Orr told them Thursday night at the hotel ahead of the game against the Minnesota North Stars No wedding date has been set and the engagement was disclosed Friday night by Orr along with teammates in Bloomington Minnesota
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Badger Assistant Takes Head Post
Larry Van Dusen resigns as Wisconsin football offensive coordinator to become head coach of the Delavan Red Devils in the Central States Football League.
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Prairie in Mid Prairie tourney Saturday slate
Prairie faces Mid Prairie in a Saturday tournament schedule while Ba Jol performs at Veterans Auditorium in Des Moines Journey battles W Jefferson at Kennedy. Ko Skaug and Recreation Ice Derby compete at Dennis Rink as BB Wash takes part in the Marshalltown tournament.
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South Tama Beats North Tama 76 55 Holiday tournament champs
South Tama defeated North Tama 76 to 55 to claim the holiday tournament title. Stan Zeutenholst led with 32 points while North Tama’s top scorer was Jerry Wiese with 14. In the consolation, Vinton beat Belle Plaine 76 to 46 as Mark Fry totaled 20.
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Aquin Wins Title 68 62 In Holiday Tournament
Aquin tops Cascade Aquin 68 to 62 for the championship led by Brian McDermott with 27 points. North Linn’s Brian Voss scores 18 in a 68 62 loss. Midland defeats Central City 68 48 in the consolation as Al Merrill and Dan Dirks pace the victors with 18 points each.
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Bennett Triumphs In Lincoln Holiday Tournament Final
Bennett beats Lincoln 55 to 43 for the Lincoln holiday basketball tournament title led by Tim Huckstadt with 16 points and Perry Schroder 15. Olin defeats West Liberty 63 to 43 in the consolation game as Steve Rushford scores 20 and Mike Milder 14. West Liberty's Kevin Spew Be Gus Garcia 9 joins a list of limited scorers.
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Colfax Wins Holiday Tournament Title Over BGM 70 54
Colfax defeated host BGM 70 to 54 to win the championship in the boys holiday tournament. Colfax stars Mike O’Braza 25 and Craig van Dusseldorp 18 led the victors while BGM’s Sam DeWilder and Greg McCulla each scored 13 points. Clear Creek beat Seneca 50 to 37 in the consolation game with Crow 16 and Stewart 11 leading the winners.
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Ed-Co M-F-L advance with 65 58 win over St JohnsInd
Strawberry Point edged Edgewood Colesburg 65 58 as Scott Sampson scored 20 points to pace the Ed-Co win over St Johns Independence. In the nightcap M F L defeated Stormont 79 65 with Mark Wold scoring 22 points.
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Lost Nation and Lowden Triumph in Holiday Tourney Action
In Oxford Junction, Lowden defeated Oxford Junction 67 to 59 while Lost Nation beat Clarence 79 to 71 in second round boys holiday basketball. Scorers include Lowden’s Wiebel 24 and Galloway 31 for Lost Nation, with multiple players contributing across both games.
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Central and Oelwein Win In Holiday Tournament Opener
Central tops Maquoketa Valley 112 to 73 as Dave Kuehl scores 30 for Central. Oelwein defeats Independence 57 to 50 behind Bill Rossantial 13 and Charlie Mackey 12. Other scorers include Dan Ebel and J L Gilmore for Central. Randy Kramer and Jim Stainbrook lead Independence.
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Don Bosco Tops Field in Holiday Tournament Championship
Don Bosco of Gilbertsville edged Dysart Geneseo 55 54 to win the holiday tournament title. Joe Frost led Don Bosco with 19 points while Ni Meier and Don Tomas paced Dysart Geneseo with 14 apiece. Other scorers included Bret Bartz 22 and Dave Roseberry 20 for Benton Community and Center Point respectively.
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South Winneshiek, Waukon Reach Holiday Tournament Final
South Winneshiek defeats St George 64 59 to reach the championship led by Larry Novak 21 points. Waukon rides Dan Martindale 19 and wins 64 59 over Lansing Kee to advance, with scoring by Hager Thies Hammel and others.
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