LaSalle Edges Regina With Last Second Winner
LaSalle beats Iowa City Regina 54 52 on a last second jumper by Mike Roup to share the ECSC lead. Roup scored 15 as LaSalle overcame an 11 point deficit and 7 1 start, with Brusha 14 and Lehman 13 for Regina. Both clubs sit at 7 1 in the league with two games left.
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Regina
Mike Roup
The
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Wayne Frantz
Tim Lehman
Brusha
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Lehman
Benny Milder
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Anciaux
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Maloney
Vant
Frantz
Roue
Fy Kennedy
Ad Carson Donahoe
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La Salle Edges Iowa City Regina 54 52 In Close Finish
Traffic cop John Walsh of LaSalle directed play as the guard carried the ball down court in the closing minutes for La Salle to defeat Iowa City Regina 54 to 52 in a tense finish.
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John Walsh
LaSalle
Iowal City
Regina
Piro Leads Iowa City to 73-42 Victory Over Kennedy
Iowa City High builds a big second quarter surge to beat Kennedy 73-42 in a Mississippi Valley contest. Steve Piro top scores with 19 points in his third game back, while Chris Larsen adds 12 and Kevin O Rourke 16 for the Little Hawks as Kennedy remains 0-14 in league play. Kennedy freshman Steve Filer earns eight points in his first varsity appearance but the Cougars struggle to convert and rebound.
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Kennedy High
Cougars
Towa City
Steve Piro
Piro
Steve
Larsen
Littl Hawks
Holmstrom
Kevin O’rourke
John Heitshusen
Kennedy
Mike Collis
Steve Filer
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Rick Snyder
Lowa City
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Linn-Mar Lions win third straight with 60 50 victory
Linn-Mar roared from a three point third quarter edge to defeat South Tama 60 50 Friday night. Ed Musselman, Randy Ketelsen and Steve Westcott led the Lions with double figure scoring as Tama trailed after a strong first period.
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ECSC
Ed Musselman
Randy Ketelsen
Trojans
Steve Westcott
Gary Budreau
Musselman
Tesar Wee
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Willey
Westcott
Plum
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Hoyt
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Fotter
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Hoskins
Linn-Mar Wu
Linn-Aaar
Kerefsen
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Budreau
Wisgerhof
Hey
Prawn Tama
Tesar
Rinnan Kriegel
Linn-Mar Sophs Beat South Tama 61 48 in Varsity Prep
Linn-Mar sophomores defeated South Tama 61 to 48 Friday night led by Paul Brainard with 16 points and Jim Westcott 14 points. Sloan scored 15 for South Tama as the Lions and Trojans split scoring with listed players.
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South Tama
Paul Brainard
Jim Westcott
Lions
Sloan
Trojans
Linns Mar
Gill ¢ Bishop
Westcott
Jones
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Ellwood
Gary
Willey
Robinelte
Kasala Banneit
Roserberger
Hruby
Iowa City Sophs Edge Kennedy in Narrow Friday Night Tilt
Iowa City high school freshmen tripped Kennedy’s yearlings 65 to 5 in a rough junior varsity style game. Scorers listed include Kroeger 17 and Sallier 8 for the Knights with many names showing limited legible totals.
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Towa City High
Kennedy
Nowa City
Kroeger
Stenhe
Mogan i Benvite
Sallier
Power
Fowards
Ash Smith
Uiters
Jamon Serinsky
Tebusiek
Mohr
Bre Roctor
Rocks crush Cedar Rapids Jefferson in IMWC clash
Rock Island built a 12–0 run in the first quarter and cruised to a 71–48 victory over Jefferson. Wade led J Hawks with 13 points, Gotthardt had 20 for Rock Island, Scott added 18, as the Rocks improved to 7–5 in league play and Jefferson fell to 1–9. Jefferson visits Dubuque next Friday to face the Rams.
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Larry Wade
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Scott
Vailey
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Wade Tiend
Erman
Jefferson Sophs Fall In Overtime To Rock Island
Jefferson's sophomore cagers drop a 66 63 overtime loss to Rock Island Friday night. Holland led the J Hawks with 21 points as Edwards paced Rock Island with 19.
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Holland
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Ullrick
Halland
Loftsgard
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Arnold
Carpenter
Lancer Sophomores Top Regina Behind Mraz 21
Tom Mraz led the LaSalle sophomores with 21 points as they defeated Iowa City Regina 51 to 46 at the Lancer gym. LaSalle improved to 9-6 on the season with Mike Loeffler adding 12 and Regina’s Berger scoring 21.
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Lancer Soph
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Raiders and Oilers Share AFL Championship Purses
New York AP reports each member of the Oakland Raiders earned 6221.77 and each Houston Oilers 4996.45 for the AFL championship game played last Sunday. The Raiders received 52 shares and the Oilers 43.
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Houston Oilers
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Wilt Sets Assist Mark In 131-121 Win Over Detroit
Wilt Chamberlain of the Philadelphia 76ers handed out 21 assists—a club and NBA season high—as the Weers beat Detroit 131-121. He also scored 22 and grabbed 25 rebounds. Other NBA results included Boston over Baltimore 120-99, Los Angeles over Seattle 151-133, Cincinnati over Chicago 125-113, and San Francisco over San Diego 127-121.
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Braves Sign Pat Jarvis For 1968 Season
Atlanta announces pitcher Pat Jarvis has signed his 1968 contract after posting 15 wins last season with the Braves.
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Pat Jarvis
Atlanta Braves
Marion Indians move into second with 61 52 win over Vinton
Marion cagers defeated Vinton 61 52 to seize sole second place in the Wamac race at 7 3. Russ Glasgow led with 15 points and John Towne added 14 for Vinton. The Indians outrebounded 39 17 and built a 28 22 halftime lead before pulling away in the second half. They next host Maquoketa on their home court.
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Skip Smith
Fetzer
Edwards
Noeller
Russ Glasgow
Glasgow
John Towne
Jim Morrow
Maquoketa
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Fetrer
Marion Sophs Defeat Vinton in Wamac Clash
Marion sophomores trounced Vinton 71 to 42 to push their league mark to 8-2. Schmuecker led with 15 points, Morris 13, Meggers 12, while Schmuecker, Morris, and Meggers formed the winning trio. Vinton's top scorers included Hans with 13 and Anderson 10.
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Dennis Schmuecker
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Indians
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Greg Morrris
Jim Meggers
Hans
Anderson
Ralls
Streets
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Schmwecker
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Sammy Davis Jr to Manage Liston in California Return
Entertainer Sammy Davis Jr will manage Sonny Liston who earned a California boxing license after August rejection. Liston, 35, had been dethroned by Cassius Clay in 1964 and knocked out in a 1965 rematch.
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Liston
Oakland
Calif
Sonny Liston
California
Cassius Clay
Rural Iowa high school basketball results page roundup
A dense list of prep boys and college basketball scores across Iowa and nearby states. Teams include Cedar Rapids Washington Kennedy Lone Tree and many others with varied results, plus college matchups in the Wartburg Buena Vista and Midwest conferences.
Benton Community Avenges Loss 58 46 over Prairie Hawks
Benton Community defeated Cedar Rapids Prairie 58 to 46 to avenge an earlier loss. Randy Martin led with 24 points and strong rebounding, while Jim Yanecek was held to 12 and Mike Tampir totaled 10 for the Hawks. The Bobcats improved to 3 5 in the East Central Town conference while Prairie moved to 4 4.
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Kermit Urbain
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Zelasky
Benton Community
Orahos
Marthy
Franck
Becker
Prairie Sophs Beat Benton Community 41-38 at Keystone
Prairie sophomores defeated Benton Community 41-38 Friday night at Keystone. Jon Brase led Prairie with 17 points and Steve Voigt added 4 while Dan White and Randy Christensen contributed 4 and 6 respectively. Benton’s top scorers were John Tiedemann with 8 and Dave Holst with 9.
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Jon Brase
Prairie Prairie
Steve Voigt
Dan White
Randy Christensen
Curt Wiley
Dave Holst
Steve Thompson
Lynn Gibney
John Tiedemann
Kevin Albers
Jim Feuerbach
Bon Gbermueller
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