Bergman leaves Iowa for Creighton amid coach friction
Joe Bergman departs Clinton St. Mary's and Iowa to play at Creighton under Red McManus amid hard schedule and critic glare. He cites desire for more playing time and a calmer environment, while Iowa races with limited roster and injury issues as Ralph Miller steers a tough season.
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Coe Tops St Olaf in Moray Eby Fieldhouse
Coe College Kohawks upset St Olaf 56 47 at Moray Eby Fieldhouse to pull even in the Midwest conference standings at 5 5 and complete a weekend sweep. Guard Ron Barnes led Coe with 17 points while Mike Jacquat paced St Olaf with 11 points as Coe built a 34 18 halftime cushion despite playing without coach Dave Etienne who was hospitalized.
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Illini edges upset Iowa in rough TV game
Illinois outlasted Iowa 66 63 in a sloppy Saturday telecast as Sam Williams led Iowa with 25 points and a late rally fell short. A brief scuffle erupted when officials were slow with a jump ball, involving Williams Breedlove and Illinois players before calm returned.
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Cyclones Capture Big Eight Clash to Lead Standings
Iowa State over Colorado 84 66 to secure a 5 2 conference mark and break a tie with Kansas State for first in the Big Eight. Pat Frink led Colorado with 28 points while Don Smith added 25 for the Cyclones and Bill Cain 19. Colorado fouls and fouls out three Buffs in the second half aided ISU as they earned 26 free throws to Colorado's 14.
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East Moline trounces Warriors 85-53 in MVC clash
East Moline Panthers overwhelmed Cedar Rapids Washington 85-53 as Dale Adamson exploded for 30 points and the Panthers capitalized on a 24 turnover advantage. Washington shot 20 of 62 while East Moline hit 31 of 74, with the only Warrior lead coming early.
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Kennedy Cougars Roll Past Waverly-Shell Rock In Gym Meet
Jim Long won four events to lead Kennedy in a 92-67 gymnastics victory over Waverly-Shell Rock. Kennedy teammates Jerry Fuller and Sonny Belieu added individual titles as the meet featured wins across floor, pommel horse, rings, trampoline, and high bar with strong performances by Waverly-Shell Rock rivals.
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Johnson Beats European Champ In 10 Round Bout
Harold Johnson, 39, former light heavyweight champion from Philadelphia, defeated European light heavyweight titleholder Lothar Stengel of Germany in a decisive decision after 10 rounds in Frankfurt.
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Second Defeat For Cornell In Mount Vernon Dual
Western Illinois edged Cornell 15 to 14 in Mount Vernon as Craig Maddox won the final bout 4-3, securing the decisive points. The meet featured a series of decisions with WI and Cornell wrestlers earning wins by forfeit and close margins.
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Cedar Rapids Washington Wins Fifth MVC Swim Crown
Cedar Rapids Washington captured its fifth straight Mississippi Valley Conference swimming title with 862 points, despite a disqualification in the 100-yard breast stroke. Robbie Cook led Wash with two wins and a conference record in the medley, and the Warriors set eight event records including a 3:24.5 in the 400-yard free relay.
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Packers coach Bengtson vows no changes to conditioning
The Packers new head coach Phil Bengtson says he and Vince Lombardi see eye to eye on conditioning and discipline with no changes planned for next fall. Bears owner George Halas, 73, looks ahead to a better geared camp and improved frame of mind for the coming season.
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