Mohl and Cooley pace Kirkwood in 117 89 win over Muscatine
Mark Mohl and Tracey Cooley each scored 21 to lead Kirkwood as six players posted double figures. Kirkwood shot 72 percent, held a 61 41 halftime edge, and stretched its victory streak to four. The Eagles improve to 12 7 overall and travel to Blackhawk and North Iowa this week.
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Mark Mohl
Tracey Cooley
Kirkwood
Eagles
Muscatine
Johnson Hall
Rod Rose
Scott Jackson
Gregg Bosch
Nets
Moline
Blackhawk
North Iowa Area Community College of
Mason City
Mike Matthias
Red Rose
Craig Severson
Dan Smoldt
Steve Becker
Locke
Severson
Cooley
Kirkwood women crush Muscatine in league showdown
Kris Giardino scores 20 and Sherri Winterroth adds 18 as Kirkwood defeats Muscatine 84 to 43 at Johnson Hall. Kirkwood soars to 2-0 in conference play and 13-8 overall, dominating with 54.8 percent shooting and a 31-16 rebounding edge while racing to a 45-14 halftime lead.
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Kris Giardino
Sherri Winterroth
Kirkwood
Eastern Iowa
Muscatine
Johnson Hall
LuAnn Campbell
Eagles
Julie Young
Stephanie Chew
Ann Deklotz
Luberta Clark
Shelli Winterroth
Deena Mcllrath
Carol Maas
Carla Clubine
Marolf
Sturms
Clubine
Marion 42 West Delaware 40 girls basketball thriller
Traci Clark scored 18 as Marion beat West Delaware 42 40 in Wamac Conference action. Ann Davies led West Delaware with 19 points while Ann Funke added 7 and Bev Klein 10 for the Hawkettes. Marion improved to 6 6 in league play and 8 8 overall.
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Manchester
Traci Clark
Marion
West Delaware
Deb Deeney
Indians
Ann Davies
Lisa Zaske
Hawkettes
Melissa Weiland
Julie Anderson
Ann Funke
Bev Klein
Missy Deahl
Marion ninps Washington in tight wrestling dual
Marion High School edged Cedar Rapids Washington 27 25 to remain in strong contention with a 6 3 record and a two match win streak. Luke Turner and Tong Uk Yi provided falls for Marion while Gary McCall and Jeff Gollaher added decisive wins. Washington’s Mike Franklin and Kevin Tann posted wins but the Warriors fell to 2 10.
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Marion
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Wash
Jeff Smith
Matt Haley
Luke Turner
Tong Ak Yi
Turner
Matt Smith
Justin McCarthy
Gary McCall
Warrior
McCall
Scott Bradley
Jeff Gollaher
Dave Cox
Mike Franklin
Kevin Tann
Franklin
Tann
Troy Feller
Tim Shafter
Lyle Lochner
Rob Dills
Jamie Schropp
Rob Smiley
Darren Naber
Jeff Bleakley
Joel Rubalcava
Scott Wilson
Kevin Walker
Lee Holiday
LaSalle tops Urbana in balanced nonconference win
LaSalle outscored Urbana 41-32 in the second half to win 80-66 as Mike Hodges 18 and Al O Bannon 17 led the Lancers. Urbana's Rob Kramer 18 and Calvin Eldred 16 paced the visitors, while LaSalle excelled at the free throw line 25 of 35.
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Aity
Kennedy
Benton
Susan Hite
Lori Rose
Kelly Hennings
Benton Community
Urbana
Cedar Rapids
LaSalle
Mike Hodges
al O’bannon
Lancers
Ken Chamipar
Brian Blietz
Rob Kramer
Calvin Eldred
Mike Coleman
Jim Takes
Jeff Goebel
Mark Cox
al O'Bannon
John Malacek
John Marting
Matt Cook
Rick Magill
Coleman
Eldred
Magill
Blietz
O'Bannon
Cox
Kramer
BC Upsets Syracuse In Tight Big East Clash
Michael Adams drilled two pressure free throws with one second left to lift Boston College to a 67-66 win over sixth ranked Syracuse. Dwayne Washington led Syracuse with 17 points and missed a late buzzer beater as Wendell Alexis had given the Orangemen their only second half lead. Adams and Roger McCready each scored 16 for BC, now 16-5 overall and 5-5 in the Big East.
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Boston
Michael Adams
Boston College
Syracuse
Wendell Alexis
Orangemen
Dwayne Washington
Adams
Roger McCready
Flutie Becomes USFL Generals Star Amid Million-Dollar Splash
Doug Flutie unveiled as a New Jersey General amid Trump Tower pomp after signing a 7 million dollar five-year contract. He emphasized choosing New Jersey over NFL options, while BC officials noted his financial impact and a Kickoff Classic spot.
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UPI
Doug Flutie
New Jersey
United States Football League
New Jersey Generals
Generals
Walt Michaels
Donald Trump
NEW York
Fifth Avenue
Flutie
Buffalo
Cleveland
USFL
Herschel Walker
Mike Rozier
Jacksonville Bulls
Boston College
Hudson River
Eagles
Brigham Young
Bill Flynn
Doug
Flynn
Sullivan Stadium
Bob Woolf
Boston
Natick
Mass
Cubs Seek Lights at Wrigley Using Ueberroth Letter
Chicago Cubs owners file in Cook County Circuit Court citing a letter from Baseball Commissioner Peter Ueberroth. The letter warns that without resolve the league may relocate postseason games to night-televised venues, supporting Cubs efforts to overturn laws prohibiting night games at Wrigley Field.
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Chicago
Chicago Cubs
Peter Ueberroth
Wrigley Field
The
Tribune Co
Cubs
Ueberroth
Andrew McKenna
Wrigley
William Campbell
Cook County
Alan Borlack
Citizens United For Baseball In
Sunshine
Osborne UK after surgery in Lincoln Nebraska
Nebraska football coach Tom Osborne underwent a nearly three hour double bypass heart operation. Surgeons Dr Deepak Gangahar and Dr Walt Weaver described the procedure as routine and said he could be released within a week and might jog in two to three weeks. Osborne turning 48 on February 23 plans to return to coaching.
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Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
Tom Osborne
Osborne
Deepak Gangahar
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Gangahar
Walt Weaver
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LaSalle Dumps Urbana
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