Last second foul lifts Prairie over LaSalle 46 44
Cedar Rapids Prairie defeats LaSalle 46 to 44 on a last second call after Mike Cardis basket was negated by a traveling foul. Cardis led all scorers with 16 points, while Dave Daugherty and Mike Scheetz contributed for Prairie’s 9-5 record. LaSalle drops to 5-9.
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al Arp
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Arp
Shea
Dave Daugherty
Prairie Center
Mike Scheetz
Kevin Cooling
Dave Cahn
Iowa preps pick Big Eight football destinations
Four Iowa high school standouts choose colleges in the Big Eight. Mike Roberts and Kent Anderson commit to Iowa State, with Roberts set to sign Feb. 18. Nebraska adds Bill Lewis and Todd Frain as defensive back and end, while Iowa targets Treye Jackson and Jim Phillips. Phillips visits Iowa after narrowing choices to Iowa, UCLA, and USC.
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Eldon
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Davis County
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Cyclones
Nebraska
Sioux City
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The
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Treynor
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Anderson
Frain
Iowa Daily Press Association
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Tions
Lewis
University of Iowa
Oklahoma
Missouri
Sooners
Jackson
Des Moines
Roosevelt
Jim Phillips
Phillips
Don Prior
UCLA
USC
Bruin
Terry Donahue
Trojan
John Robinson
Regis Boys Rout Columbus 79 61 at Regis Gym
Regis High School defeated Waterloo Columbus 79 to 61 in Cedar Rapids. The Royals surged from a six point first quarter deficit, outscoring Columbus 21-4 in the second frame and maintaining momentum with strong shooting and balanced scoring led by Scott Sanborn and others. Columbus, short-handed without Fred Franklin, committed 19 turnovers as Regis improved to 9-5.
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Waterloo Columbus
Regis Gym
Dick Breitbach
Columbus
Breitbach
Fred Franklin
Regis
Sailors
Waterloo
Marion
Marion Tops Maquoketa 50 44 in Boys Hoops
Marion defeats Maquoketa 50 to 44 as Todd Twachtmann scores 16 for the Indians. Trent Hoye leads Maquoketa with 22 in a tight 25-25 halftime game. Marion improves to 11-2. team totals show 19 field goals and 12 of 18 free throws.
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Todd Twachtmann
Marion
Indians
Trent Hoye
Kohawk men topple Knox in Midwest Conference clash
Coe College beat Knox 80 to 71 as Dan Meade scored 26 points and Kevin Robinson added 15. Meade sparked an 18 to 1 first half run that built a 42 to 28 halftime lead. Ray Noonan added 14 for Coe, now 8-9 overall and 5-4 in league. Knox was led by Dan Edwards with 23.
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Kevin Robinson
Coe
Knox
Meade
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Chris Woodard
Jim Geiger
Joe Baover
Ray Pick
Tim Fair
Mark Loftus
Steve Hopkins
Bob Trusotor
Ed Eshoo
Mark Umiauf
Jett Bonifield
Dan Edwards
Bonifield
Dubuque Edges Luther 46 45 On Late Field Goal
Dubuque University defeats Luther College 46 to 45 as Roland McCorkle hits a jumper with one second left after Luther fouled Doug Kintzinger. Timely rebound by Lester Johnson secures win in Iowa Conference game.
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University of Dubuque
Roland McCorkle
Dubuque
Iowa
Luther College
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Kintzinger
Lester Johnson
Ray Kontowski
Chad Stechel
Eff Asherst
Geoff Cutter
Will McKenniesoo
Joy Ganske
Dale Hallberg
Jake Kenney
Monmouth Routs Cornell 102 88 in College Basketball
Monmouth defeated Cornell 102 to 88 as Jim Thornton scored 22 and Tim Jones added 18 in a strong second half start. Cornell’s early 10 7 lead faded as Monmouth surged, building an 18 point margin and sustaining the advantage through the second half.
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Cornell
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Jeff Etienne
Rams
Cyclones to restore top lineup for Missouri game
Iowa State coach Johnny Orr will bring back the starting five that delivered the only Big Eight win of the season, placing 6-6 Robert Estes at center alongside Ron Harris and Bill Buchanan with Lefty Moore and Terrance Allen in the backcourt. Estes faces Missouri center Steve Stipanovich as ISU seeks momentum after a 1-7 conference run.
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Iowa State
Johnny Orr
Cyclones
Orr
Robert Estes
Missouri
Ron Falenschek
John Kunnert
Kansas State
ISU
Oklahoma
Colorado
Jo Jo Hunter
Estes
Ron Harris
Lefty Moore
Terrance Allen
Bill Buchanan
Moore
Allen
Steve Stipanovich
Tigers
Ricky Frazier
Iowa State University
Iowa
Falenschek
Kunnert
Mustang women extend win streak with 80 65 victory
Mount Mercy beats Northeast Missouri State 80 65 at Grandview Classic to improve to 17 6. The Mustangs used a late 8 minute burst 18 4 to seal the win and forced 17 first half turnovers. Jane Steele scored 22 and Deb Franklin 19. They next play at 1 pm.
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Mount Mercy
Northeast Missouri State
Mustangs
Northeast Missouri
Jane Steele
Mt. Mercy
Deb Franklin
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