Tiernan shines as Linn-Mar tops Regis in tight ECIC win
Linn-Mar sophomore Kim Tiernan poured in 21 points on 10 of 14 shooting and hit six straight fourth quarter jumpers to lead a 54 36 victory over Regis at Regis High School. Teammate Lisa Geske added 25 as Linn-Mar improved to 7 3 in ECIC play and Regis dropped to 6 5. Coach Kudrna praised Tiernan's shot while Regis coach Glynn lamented missed shots in a defense heavy game.
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Nel Sullivan
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Dave Glynn
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Benton
LaSalle
Sue Nietert
Nel! Sullivan
Jill Murphy
Lori Good
Laurie Whitters
Sonya Stalberger
Marycrest tops Cornell 75 61 in men's hoops
Marycrest placed five players in double figures to defeat Cornell 75 to 61. Leon Lytle led Marycrest with 22 points while Chad Wis co led Cornell with 15. Cornell drops to 3 11. Marycrest improves to 11 8.
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Scott Rudeen
Martin Thomas
Bob Hampton
Rod Lee
Fred McPherson
Kevin Kolbeck
Neal Sumner
Jerry Voss
Eric Reiton
Jeff Schwiebert
Woolfolk powers Upper Iowa past Loras in 75 60 victory
Keith Woolfolk the 6 8 junior from Chicago led Upper Iowa with 26 points and 25 rebounds as the Peacocks beat Loras 75 60. Kirk Vidas added 21 points and Jim Handke led Upper Iowa scoring with 23. Halftime stood 42 26.
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Keith Woolfolk
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Woolfolk
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Peacocks
Kirk Vidas
Jim Handke
Dave Hanson
Jeff Hillebrand
Steve Jaschen
Rich Pinskey
Mike Allen
Brian Camper
Jeff Howard
Dave Schwefke
Tim Grantow
Terry Callahan
Jerry Eggers
Jeff Carter
Neal Trainor
Upper Towa
Welsch
Luther defeats Simpson 88 57 in women's basketball
Luther wins over Simpson 88 57 as Nancy Wellen leads with strong scoring. Box shows Luther with 34 field goals and 23 free throws while Simpson tallies 57 points led by Michelle McDonald and Deanna Duff in Tuesday night action.
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Nancy Wellen
Luther
Simpson
Cornish? Not a proper title.
Marycrest women routed Cornell 87 to 25 as Lisa Hamann led with 29 points and Diane Cunningham added 25 in the nonconference game. Cornell fell to 0-6. Marycrest improved to 1-0 in the lackluster matchup.
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Lisa Hamann
Diane Cunningham
Marycrest
Cornell
Joyce Larkin
Lynn Schifike
Lora Green
Susan Wexter
Tami Madison
Jan Voogh
Hilary Dyer
Debby Meyer
Sue Gant
Nancy Wren
Gale Stubbs
Tamie Bissens
Hall
Cornel
West Delaware dominates Maquoketa in dual wrestling clash
West Delaware defeats Maquoketa 41 to 15 with pins by Dan Lahr 167 at 3 43, Dan Foley 185 at 3 01, and Monte Luethie heavyweight at 1 58. Maquoketa also topped Tipton 30 28 with key pins by Scott, Ray, and Anderson.
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Sandoval Set for Bantamweight Debut at Olympic Auditorium
Unbeaten Alberto Sandoval of Pomona Calif faces Eli Cosme of Mexico City in a 10 round bantamweight bout at the Olympic Auditorium in Los Angeles. The card also lists high school football scores Marion 36 Linn-Mar 12 and West Delaware 41 Maquoketa Valley 15.
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Alberto Sandoval
Pomona
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Eliseo Cosme
Mexico City
Olympic Auditorium
Local Girls Basketball Scores From Several Matches
Bennett Lincoln and Ed Co plus Central City Lisbon Williamsburg and North Linn posted results with top scorers. Notable tallies include Robin Sampson 33 for Ed Co and Patti Stechly 29 for Lincoln, while Williamsburg's Melanie Heitman scored 51.
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Linda Stone
Chris Amling
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Susan Gaffney
Sue Kellogg
Marshalltown Edges Kennedy In Tight Wrestling Dual
Marshalltown beat Cedar Rapids Kennedy 28 26 as Mike Mann pinned Don Jones at 185 in 3 19. Other pins came from Ken DePyper Jim Beer Tom Engrav and Corey Holliday. Kennedy swept junior varsity 20 6 and sophomore 40 16 with multiple decisions and pins.
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Mike Mann
Don Jones
Cedar Rapids
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Mann
Jones
Ken DePyper
Jim Beer
Tom Engrav
Corey Holliday
Cougars
Scott Schulte
Dennis Levey
Don Munson
Steve Meyers
Mark Soonert
Mark Utter
Dan Hanson
Brian Meade
Jack Sackett
Mike Harms
Dan Darrow
Ed Henze
Rick Carter
Mark Engrav
Bob Foster
LaSalle Races past Oelwein 73 44 with full court press
Cedar Rapids LaSalle defeats Oelwein 73 to 44 after restoring full strength. Nort Hawes and Kent Fetter spark a 16-0 start as LaSalle deploys pressure defense. Mark Schenkelberg records 20 points and 20 rebounds while Greg Tudor adds eight. Oelwein’s Jeff Arnold leads with nine as LaSalle improves to 6-7 and Oelwein drops to 1-9.
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Arp
Mark Schenkelberg
Dave Huber
Greg Tudor
Bob Brawner
Iowa City Regina
Tudor
Jeff Arnold
North
Roger Vierow
Steve Weston
Scott Lestina
Wade Nelson
Jeff On
Kevin Arnold
Keith Eide
Pete Pirillo
Pro basketball and hockey scores from recent games
National Basketball Association results include Boston over Indiana 104 94 Denver 119 115 New York over Los Angeles 116 107 and Cleveland 107 over San Antonio 129 Washington 109 and Chicago 106 over Atlanta 103 New Orleans 114 over Buffalo 95 Phoenix 112 over Kansas City 102 Golden State 103 over New Jersey 92 Portland 136 over Milwaukee 116. National Hockey League scores show Atlanta 7 Minnesota 4 Montreal 5 Colorado 3 Pittsburgh 5 Detroit 3 Vancouver 4 Washington 2.
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Lauterbur Fired as Colts Coach Amid Shakeup
Baltimore Colts announced Frank Lauterbur had been fired to clear space for a new assistant coach. Lauterbur said Ted Marchibroda forced his resignation after Hawkins, former Redskin aide, became available, ending Lauterbur’s four years as linebackers coach and earlier stints with Army Pitt Toledo and Iowa.
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Wash tapering season as Washington tops Jefferson in dual meet
Cedar Rapids Washington overwhelms Jefferson 107 to 65 to finish 10-0 in duals and reset sights on districts and state meets. Bryan Reeves and Brian Steffen post notable times while Washington dominated the junior varsity meet and honors were paid to Senior Recognition Night honorees.
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Jim Voss
Warriors
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Jeff
Jim Taylor
Muscatine
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Taylor
Brian Steffen
John Franklin
Tom LeBuhn
Perry Valdez
John Scherling
Condi Monticello
Iowa maims Drake in dual meet domination
Third ranked Iowa outmatched Drake 40 to 6 as Dan Glenn and Steve Hunte opened with pins and Bruce Kinseth, Mike DeAnna, and Doug Palmer added decisive wins. John Bowlsby toppled by Cresco’s Jerry Anderson in 4 45, lifting Iowa to a 9 1 dual record while Drake dropped to 6 8.
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Jerry Anderson
Cresco
John Bowlsby
Dan Glenn
Bob Burns
Steve Hunte
Bruce Kinseth
Steve Moore
Nyk
Mike DeAnna
Doug Palmer
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