Marion Girls Edge Monticello on Parents Night
Denise Deeney scored a career high 34 as Marion beat Monticello 85 to 64 in Wamac Conference girls basketball at Marion. Senior guards anchored defense early, and reserve Traci Clark added 17 points in the second half as Marion improves to 5-14 overall 5-9 in league while Monticello falls to 2-11 4-13.
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Denise Deeney
Indians
Monticello
Marion
Wamac
Lisa Canavan
Toni Grossendorf
Renee Knapp
Monti
Jackson
Panthers
Traci Clark
Clark
Mike Cleeton
Deeney
Andrea) McAreavy
Mary McDermott
Marion Pee Aries
Canton Geecey
Kawen Meare
Frack Clark
Lise Kacena
Tomi Begley
Rams
Chicago
Washington rallies to beat West 61 57 in MVC clash
Washington overcame a late four point deficit to defeat Iowa City West 61 57 in the Mississippi Valley Conference. J J Puk scored 17 points and Mike Noonan added 16 as Washington improves to 5-5 in league play. West drops to 4-6 in the MVC while yielding 9-6 overall.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Iowa City West
West
Warriors
J.J. Puk
Mike Noonan
Noonan
Mickey Fletcher
Dave Raker
J Puk
Craig Severson
Spencer Eelis
Keri Davis
Bob Prill
Randy Miller
Eric Niteschke
Cedric Haynes
Chris Scott
Wash Pub
Eells West - Fletcher, Hoynes
Sundgren Delivers Cornell Victory Over Chicago 64 63
Ann Sundgren hit the front end of a one and one in the final seconds to lift Cornell to a 64 63 win over the University of Chicago in women’s college basketball. The Big Red improved to 11 5, led by Sundgren with 15 points and Katie Haviland with 22, while Chicago slipped to 9 5 with 63 points.
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Chicago
Ann Sundgren
Cornell
University of Chicago
Sundgren
Lundgren
Rams
Katie Haviland
Sheryl Gatewood
U. of Chicago
Kate Mainland
Saeryl Gatewood
Diane Holland
Joyce Weeg
Etchen Gates
Dana Howd
Olson vaults 19 feet indoors at Maple Leaf Games
Billy Olson became the first man to pole vault 19 feet indoors, clearing 19 feet ¼ inch at the Toronto Star Maple Leaf Games. It marked his third indoor world record this season and broke the 18-11 mark he set in Los Angeles two weeks earlier.
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Toronto
UPI
Billy Olson
Linn-Mar narrowly downs Regina to stay undefeated
No. 1 Linn-Mar held off Iowa City Regina 60-56 in the ECSC clash to move to 15-0 and clinch at least a share of the conference title. Todd Lumsden scored 21 including late free throws, while Regina’s Bart Casey led with 18 as Linn-Mar survived a tight fourth quarter.
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Iowa City
Linn-Mar
Regina
Iowa
Lions
ECSC
Todd Lumsden
Scott Anderson
Lumsden
Bart Casey
Mark Edwards
Regals
Linn- Mar
Bob Landis
Joe) Auer
Brad DeBrower
Scott Underwood
John Anderson
Steve Kerr
Steve Lombardo
Jim Lancaster
Bert Casey
Joe Aver
Joe Gale
Jett Reis
Bill Wotske
Regine
Heaverle
Williams
Tisdale and Sooners set for Big Eight showdown
Iowa State coach Johnny Orr praises his 10-8 Cyclones as they prepare to face top freshman Wayman Tisdale and an explosive Oklahoma squad riding a 16-5 record. Oklahoma leads with 26.5 ppg from Tisdale and 10.4 rpg while guard Bo Overton dis Hust, and the Sooners average 88 points per game. The Cyclones arrive off a 75-69 loss at Kansas aiming to tighten defense after 30 team fouls and 34 percent shooting in the setback.
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Norman
Okla
Iowal State
Johnny Orr
Cyclones
Oklahoma
Wayman Tisdale
Sooners
Nebraska
ISU
Orr
Kansas
Iowa State
Tisdale
Little
Bo Overton
Jeff Hornacek
Ronnie Harris
Hornacek
Lake Forest Defeats Coe 89-72 in Midwest Conference
Lake Forest beat Coe 89-72 as Ken Kelly scored 22 points to lead the Lake Forest offense in Friday night Midwest Conference men's basketball action. The win improves Lake Forest's position in the standings.
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Lake Forest
Ill
Ken Kelly
Coe
Chicago
Curt Brown
John Ward
Cornell
Kohawks edge Lake Forest in close college basketball clash
Stu Mohr led Kohawks with 19 points while Todd Williams added 11 for Coe as Lake Forest improves to 7-8 overall and 3-4 in the conference and Coe falls to 7-11 and 5-5. The box shows scattered scoring and fouls across both teams with multiple players contributing.
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Stu Mohr
Kohawks
Todd Williams
Cedar Rapids Washington Prep
Coe
Lake Forest
Ken Kelly
Larry Kuchorsh
Gerald Devs
Cushman
Chris Stenzel
Ed Sieeman
Bill Reynolds
Eugene Petringers
John Kruger
Eric Reed
Dick Kautmann
Loke Forest
Durant tops Mount Vernon in high-scoring girls contest
Durant defeats previously unbeaten Mount Vernon 67-63 as Brenda Schlapkohl scores 31 and Angie Rathjen 23. Durant improves to 14-3 overall, 11-2 in conference. Mount Vernon drops to 17-1, 12-1. Boots Hufford leads Mount Vernon with 41 points.
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Durant
Brenda Schlapkohl
Angie Rathjen
Mount Vernon
East Iowa
Kayla Paulsen
Amy Frick
Janelle Dietz
Sue Leazer
Osborn
Rhonda
Ibeling
Leon Central Decatur
Boots Hufford
Rhonda Osborn
Jackie Truesdet
Brenda Schiapkoh
Angie Rothien
Lynette Morois
Tracey Catlett
Durront
Boots Hafford
Prairie Girls Rally Past Benton 47 38 in Friday Night Bout
Prairie led 47 38 at halftime and held on as Jill Williams scored 32 and Carol Heaverlo added 35 for Prairie. Sheryl Welty contributed 16, while Benton got 32 from Robin Becker and 17 from Lisa Prusha as Benton dropped to 0-10 in conference play.
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Carol Heaverlo
Jill Williams
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Ben
Carol
Prairie
Les Williams
Benton
Becker
Robin
Sheryl Welty
Hawks
Lisa Prusha
Leanne Demme
Lisa Prusho
Corol Maas
Robin Becher
Coro
Heaverio
Shery! Welty
Amy Fisher
Kathy Sorum
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Wayne Jackson
McAreary
Knapp
Holly Zirkelbach
Julie Boder
Tonome Ome
Carlo Rickels
Sue Vorhies
Monticel Point
Wash
Olson
Bill Petrie
New York Yankee
Yankees
Ft. Lauderdale
Fla Petrie
Yankee
Earle Combs
Bob Muesel
Lou Gehrig
Babe Ruth
Linn-Mar Nips Regina
David Little
AMC
Renault
Tel Ia
Collins & Center PT
N.E
Keith Libert
Brad Licle
Ron Breithach
Jay Fairfield
Pete Alcoro
Mark Kurtz
Jum Rotter
Tim Wernentin
Ee An Ioe
Eric Kuby
Wade Lewis
Mickyene
Kei Liter
Mite Murden
Adam Green
Frank Ceasor
Ohta
Cornett
Mt. Vernon
C.R. Prairie
Benton Community
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