Fine Print Iowa scoring chaos and fouls across Big Ten slate
Iowa edge and chaotic overtime with Halftime 32-31 Ohio State, final 69-59 Iowa. Illinois, Michigan, Purdue, Wisconsin, Indiana, Minnesota, Michigan State notable scores. multiple fouls, technicals, and fouled-out players reported. Comprehensive, dense list of player lines and team totals referenced across Big Ten and other conferences.
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Purdue
Cross
Scearce
Bullock
Hall
Edmonson
Gampher
Palomhbicio
Stallings
Elfer
Kitchel
Wisconsin
Sellers
Mitchell
Pless
Dandridge
Roth
Blackwell
Bailey
Jacobson
Golston
Minnesota
Holmes
Tucker
Breuer
Davis
Wiley
Howell
Indiana
Blair
BIG Ten
Lowe
Ohio State
Michigan
Ilinols
Northwestern
Michigan State
Nebraska
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Kansas State
Colorado
Missouri Valley
Texas State
Drake
Minois State
Southern Mlinois
Tulsa
Wichita State
Bradley
Indiana State
New Mexico St
Creighton
Iowa
Iowa Colleges Saturday Basketball Scores Report
Saturday results from multiple colleges show Graceland 70 over Ottawa 66 and Wartburg 71 over Buena Vista 60. Other matches include Cornell 61 over Monmouth 56 and Luther 99 over St Ambrose 83, with several more upsets and close scores across both men’s and women’s events in basketball, swimming, gymnastics and wrestling. Teams mentioned include Graceland, Ottawa, Knox, Coe, Cornell, Wartburg, Buena Vista, Morningside, Simpson, Luther, St Ambrose, Northwestern, Mount Mercy, Dubuque, Drake, Iowa, Iowa State, William Penn, Nebraska Omaha, Graceland, Minnesota, Iowa State, Northern Iowa, Stout, and others.
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Graceland
Ottawa
Kon
Knox
Coe
Cornell
Monmouth
Wartburg
Buena Vista
N.dakota
Morningside
Simpson
Iowa Wesleyan
Luther
St. Ambrose
Northwestern
Dordt
Maryerest
Dubuque
Penn
Upper Iowa
North Dakota
Greenville
Mount Mercy
Drake
Iowa
Central
Iowa State
William Penn
Nebraska-Omaha
Western Illinois
Missouri State
Northern Iowa
St. Cloud
cousin-Stout
Pro Basketball NBA Saturday Results Recap
Cleveland edged Atlanta 88 to 87 while Dallas prevailed 95 to 69 over Indiana. New Jersey beat Detroit 125 to 120 and Seattle defeated Utah 103 to 12. Friday schedule includes Los Angeles at Boston and other midday games across major venues.
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NBA
Cleveland
Atlanta
Dallas
Indiana
New Jersey
Detroit
Seattle
Utah
Los Angeles
Boston
Chicago
Philadelphia
Denver
Washington
Phoenix
Milwaukee
Houston
Kansas City
San Antonio
Golden St
San Diego
New York
Portland
Boys Preps Deliver Scoring Slugfest Across Iowa Circuit
Solon routed Clear Creek 45 38 while Cedar Falls edged Ames 66 57. Other uplifts included Treynor beating Neola 52 49 and Tri County rolling Ruthven 107 49 with standout performances from Regina and Mount Vernon scorers noted in game recaps.
Girls Prep Basketball Roundup of Scores Across Iowa
A series of high school girls basketball results from prep matchups. Notable outcomes include Guttenberg 82 over Preston 69 and J.C. Regina 85 over Iowa Mennonite 44, with several close games such as Decorah 78 over Waverly-Shell Rock 72 and Perry 54 to Carroll 53 in overtime.
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Solon
Clear Creek
Northeast
Bellevue
Cherokee
Sheldon
Fairfield
Packwood Pekin
Denison
Manning
Armstrong-Ringsted
Burt
Treynor
Neola
Tri-Center
Chariton
Osceola Clarke
Perry
Carroll
Spencer
Emmetsburg
Ruthven
West Bend
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Reo. van Buren
Danville
Baseball and NBA Contracts Report for 1982 Season
The Orioles announce agreements with pitchers Sammy Stewart Tim Stoddard Mike Boddicker Brooks Corey Bill Swaggerty and catchers Dan Graham Willie Royster as part of 1982 terms. Oakland A’s pitcher Rickey Henderson earns 535000 annual salary by arbitration. Mariners sign Brian Allard Jim Beattie Terry Bulling Jimmy Anderson and Paul Senna to one year deals. Detroit Pistons sign Vernon Smith to a 10 day contract and place Edgar Jones on injured reserve.
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Baltimore Orioles
Sammy Stewart
Tim Stoddard
Mike Boddicker
Brooks Corey
Bill Swaggerty
Gary Roenicke
Drango Harewood
Dan Graham
Willie Royster
Oakland A
Rickey Henderson
Seattle Mariners
Brian Allard
Jim Beattle
Terry Bulling
Detroit Pistons
Vernon Smith
Edgar Jones
TV Slate Today Lets Go Bowling Schedule Highlights
TV listings summarize morning through late evening sports and programs across CBS ABC NBC and local stations. Major items include college basketball matchups Notre Dame versus UCLA and St John’s versus Louisville, Olympic gymnastics USA vs Japan, golf final round Bing Crosby event, and a boxing title fight Mihara versus Moore with regional air times.
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ABC
Notre Dame
UCLA
NBC
U.S.A
United States
Japan
Hamamatsu Municipal Gymnasium
Hamamatsu
CBS
Wide World of Sports
SportsWorld
Tadashi Mihara
Davey Moore
The
Bronx
Junior High Tuesday Boys Basketball Scores Summary
9th grade results show Regis over Taft 58 39 in A games and Taft 31 26 in B games. A Wilson 54 51 Roosevelt in A and B Roosevelt 37 25 Wilson in B. Franklin 5 34 Prairie 20 40 McKinley 59 45 Harding in A and B McKinley 45 32 Harding 42 26 Franklin 47 39 Harding 0 30 McKinley 60 39 Taft 24 A Franklin 0 30 McKinley 38 18 Franklin 0 A McKinley 30 29 Franklin 29 B Taft 73 55 Harding 38 33 Roosevelt 34 Tuesday Hoarding 74 65 Taft 71 A McKinley 47 71 B Taft 39 38 Harding 0 30 OT McKinley 30 29 Taft 73 55 Wilson 56 34 Roosevelt 48 Wilson 60 30 McKinley 78 57 Franklin 57
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E.stroudsburg
Dowling
Carnegie-Mellon
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Canisius
St.Francis
Cheyney
Long Island
St. Francis
Manhattanville
St John Fisher
Marist
Calgate
Penn
Cornell
Penn St
Shepherd
West Liberty
Slippery Rock
Lock Haven St
Southampton
Pratt
Staten Island
CCNY
Swarthmore
Haverford
Syracuse
Providence
Temple
Drexel
Tufts
Suffolk
Trenton
Huntsville
Montevado
Albany St
W. Georgia
Alderson-Broaddus
W.va
Alice Lloyd
King's Call
Baltimore
Vermont
Bellarmine
Northern Kentucky
Belmont Abbey
Atl. Christian
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Hiram
Bluefield
Averett
Campbellsville
Berea
Carson-Newman
State
Catawba
High Point
Centre
Ilinois
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Spring Garden
Livingstone
Bowie St
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Mississippi St
Maryland
Duke
Memphis
Louisville
Mississippi
Alabama
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Citadel
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Furman
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Randolph
Mac
Radford
Richmond &, Wm. & Mary
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Salem
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Ohio
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Mid.-Am.Nazarene
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Manchester
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Cedarville
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Wm.Jewell
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Clear Creek
Waukon
Lansing Kee
Cresco N.D
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Leo
Maquoketa
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Mid-Prairie
West Branch
Preston
Guttenberg
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Oelwein
Bennet
Bellevue
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Mater del
Pleas. Valley
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Conrad Bcl
LaPorte City
Ackley-Geneva
Sumner
Sheldon
Cherokee
Chariton
Osceola Clarke
Perry
Carroll
Tri-County
Russell
Ruthven
West Bend
Reo
van Buren
Danville
Taft
Isda
Wilson
Roosevelt
Franklin
Prairie
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Harding
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LaSalle
Vinton
Friday Wilson
Omaha men win relay and multiple events in pool meet
Mens swimming results show Omaha securing a 3:57.19 in the 400 medley relay and 3:09.17 in the 400 free relay. Individual event marks include Henry Cordes 12:02.30 in the 1000 free and Pat McCormick 1:52.61 in the 200 free, with Nick Steinauer 2:22.89 in the 200 fly and Reid Riggle 12:72.64 in the 1000 free for Graceland.
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Omaha
Henry Cordes
Pat McCormick
Mike Randolph
Todd Samlond
Paul Niekrosz
Nick Steinauer
Chip Kiehne
Dave Davenport
Reid Riggle
Niekrasz
Samland
Swim meet results show multiple event winners and times
The report lists swimmers and times across many events including 50 and 100 distances, relays, and diving scores. Named participants include Sinneseth, Stone, Colquhoun, Mikrut, Hildebrandt, Slogr, Ryan, Branniff, Teesch, Whittemore, Brown, and others from L? and Q? clubs, with times ranging from under a minute to three minutes plus for various strokes and distances. The document records 200 IM, 200 free, 100 free, 50 back, 50 breast, 100 fly, 1-meter and 3-meter diving, and relay results, reflecting a comprehensive swimming and diving meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott Sinneseth
Chris Stone
Scott Colquhoun
Niekrasz
Sinneseth
Stone
Davenport
Niekrosz
Omaha
Shari Mikrut
Barfo
Coe
Mikrut
Hildebrandt
Qebble Brown
Jeri Whittemore
Barto
Lynn Teesch
Vivian Riganti
IM — Brown
Borto
Teesch
Whittemore
Emily Branniff
Hildebrand
Lila Sims
Brown
Regis Boys Defeat Waterloo Columbus 68 59 In Slim Victory
Regis, ranked No. 2 in Class 2A, overcame a halftime deficit to beat Waterloo Columbus 68-59. Chris Schneider led Regis with 26 points and 10 rebounds, while Brian Stephan added rebounds and assists as Regis improved to 13-1.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Waterloo Columbus
Columbus
Chris Schneider
Royals
Brian Stephan
Dennis Paulsen
CR. Regis
Brian Stephen
Wat
Mick sets indoor records at Coe meet in Iowa City
Greg Mick, ex-Cedar Rapids Kennedy, broke a Coe indoor 440-yard dash record with 50.3 seconds and anchored a school record mile relay in a meet against Iowa and Northwest Missouri. The relay finished 3:25.2 with Scott Ganshirt, Dan Vinson, and James Francis. Francis placed second in the 880, Meyer second in the long jump, Vinson third in the 600. Mick was third in the 440 and the relay fourth. team scores not available.
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Iowa City
Greg Mick
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy Prep
Coe
Iowa
Northwest Missouri
Mick
Scott Ganshirt
Dan Vinson
James Francis
Francis
Chuck Meyer
Vinson
Linn-Mar Falls to Benton Community in Prep Wrestling
Benton Community defeated Linn-Mar 33 to 22 in prep wrestling. Linn-Mar standout Brian Makinster at 105 won by a fall, while teammates earned forfeits and decisions in various weight classes. Key results include 105 Makinster pin over Silhanek and 185 Donald pin of Tom Martin, with several forfeit wins for Benton.
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Benton Community
Linn-Mar
Brian Makinster
Linn- Mar
Eckenrod
Dave Kidd
Silhanek
Jim Cunningham
Schmuecker
Porvin
Jim Redmond
Tim Stenzel
Hook
Christianson
Donald
Tom Martin
Matt Vesey
Glime
Mustangs Stumble as Greenville Upsets Mount Mercy 69 61
Greenville College defeats Mount Mercy 69 to 61 in Illinois. Mount Mercy led much of the game but trailed late, with Mark Nickel scoring 18 for Greenville and Steve Shelby 17 for Mount Mercy. Final records: Greenville improves to 15-5, Mount Mercy to 9-11. notable line data included.
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Greenville
Ill
Greenville College
Mount Mercy
Mustangs
Steve Shelby
Mark Taylor
Mark Nickel
William Penn
Hawks Triumph In Overtime At Ohio State
Iowa outlasted Ohio State 68 63 in overtime after trading leads. Kenny punched in the decisive basket as Olson praised his crew for refusing to quit. Kellogg praised Iowa’s defense while noting Ohio State’s Payne provided the edge inside and out.
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Olson
Ohio State
Iowa
Kellogg
Hawkeyes
Eldon Miller
Iowa City
Michael Payne
Arnold
Ron Stokes
Troy Taylor
Kenny
Hawks
Bobby Hansen
Granville Waters
Ohio Center
Warriors defense dominates Linn-Mar in 57 37 win
Cedar Rapids Washington stifled Linn-Mar with 21 turnovers and strong guard play to secure a 57-37 non-conference victory. Pam Printy led Washington with 23 points, while Sandy Rapp added 22 as the Warriors boosted their MVC record and prepared for a regular-season finale against Dubuque Wahlert.
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Chip Marshall
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Warriors
Linn-Mar
Warrior
Shelley Edwards
Micky Edwards
Lucy Rosser
Laura Schrimper
Edwards
Dubuque Wahlert
Paul James
MVC
Lions
Linn-Mar Fever
Pam Printy
Sandy Rapp
Sandy Ropp
Cheryl Snodgrass
Pally Factor
Andrea Hermann
Jean Hoffmeier
Cathy Dale
Cheryl Fay
Carrie McCune
Julie Huffman
Tonya Dahms
Kris Rutledge
Olona Hinman
Lopes Nears Dodgers to A’s Trade Formality Pending
Dodger second baseman Davey Lopes said the trade to the Oakland A’s is essentially finished aside from a formal step. The 35 year old all-star, in Honolulu for a Superteams event, expects an announcement in a couple of days and looks forward to playing for A’s manager Billy Martin.
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Oakland
Calif
Davey Lopes
Los Angeles Dodgers
Oakland A's
Lopes
Honolulu
Dodgers
Billy Martin
Cornell matmen win Ripon Invitational titles
Cornell College Rams dominated the Ripon Invitational in Wisconsin led by Joe Van Cleve at 142 pounds and champions Andy Campbell 118 Tom Miller 134 Randy Steward 150 and Craig Koehrsen heavyweight. The Rams scored 112 points to outpace Waukesha 58 with 11 teams entered and next travel for a dual at Coe Tuesday at 7 30 p.m.
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Ripon
Wis
Joe van Cleve
Cedar Rapids
Cornell
Rams
van Cleve
Andy Campbell
Tom Miller
Randy Steward
Craig Koehrsen
Waukesha
Coe
Iowa State Neb Nebraska Wisconsin draw in recruiting mix
In recruiting, Iowa State and Nebraska vie for Larry Station a 6 2 222 linebacker who runs 4 6 4 and may yet choose Iowa or Nebraska. Rumors of a commitment are denied by Omaha Central coach William Reed while prospects like Phil Serza and other East Coast athletes attract Iowa interest. Bayside dominates with Ronnie Harmon and Jim Lieble leading the chatter between Iowa and Syracuse as prospects weigh distance and fit.
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Nebraska
Wisconsin
Alabama
Larry Station
Iowa
Omaha Central
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Houston
Reed
Larry
East
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Phil Serza
Serza
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Ken Moriarity
Moriarity
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John el- Masery
George Millett
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Bayside High School
Ronnie Harmon
Jim Lieble
Syracuse
Bayside
Tony Yacovone
Ronnie
Michigan State
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Clemson
Penn State
Butch Woolfolk
Michigan
Woolfolk
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