Monticello West Dubuque lead in Class AA wrestling finals
Western Dubuque scored 17 points and advanced eight wrestlers to Tuesday's finals to seize the lead at the Monticello Class AA sectional tournament. Maquoketa Valley trailed by two points after semifinals as Monticello and Maquoketa also remained in contention with strong finishes at 145 and 96 pounds.
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Turkey Valley Decorah Lead Crestwood Wrestling Finalists
Decorah and Turkey Valley advanced eight wrestlers each to Tuesday night finals at the Crestwood tournament as the two teams led a field including South Winneshiek MFL Crestwood and Postville. Finalists listed include Decorah's Al Thornton Roland Breeser George Loomis Amnie Dahlen Howard Dahlen Dave Sibucky Kraig Faider Darle Howden and TV's Rich Reicks Pete Reicks John Reicks Larry Borgmann Joe Kuennen Dave Costigan Dennis Olt and Bob Rausch.
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Midland advances six to Solon Class A finals
Midland High School placed six wrestlers in the finals of the Solon Class A sectional wrestling tournament on Monday, taking a slim three point lead over Mt. Vernon as finals approached. Wrestlers advanced at 105 119 138 145 167 and heavyweight while Mt. Vernon had five finalists and third place finisher.
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Prep of the Week Brad Suma shines for J-Hawks
Suma, at 12th weight, leads Jefferson to an unbeaten season with a 97 9 victory over Bettendorf. He pinned undefeated Dan Berry in 2 48 earning Prep of the Week honors and boosting state tourney hopes in Des Moines late February. Coach McNeil notes Suma rivals Gallagher and Bentrim for state finals.
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Unclear Sports Result Highlights Local Action
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Morris Back in Hot Water After Missed Flight
CHAMPAIGN Ill AP Bill Morris Thompson Morris star sophomore center is again in hot water with Basketball Coach Harry Schmidt after a one day suspension for poor attitude. Morris missed the plane to East Lansing for the Big Ten game against Michigan State and failed to update the schedule. Schmidt spoke to Morris by phone and ordered him to report for a conference in Yost Lansing. Without Morris the Illini defeated Northwestern 1965 to hold a 2 2 league record.
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Miner in Double Figures at Dana
Blair Terry Miner a 6-4 forward from Cedar Rapids is one of Dana college basketball team top scorers averaging 12.6 points per game. He shoots 40 percent from the field and 72 percent from the line for the 6-10 Vikings. In the Morningside game he tied a school record by hitting all 12 free throws.
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Bowling Scores Highlight Del and Kay Cline Honors
Del Cline and Kay Cline headline a weekend bowling series at His and Hers lanes May City. Del rolled a 258 game and 662 series while Kay totaled 684 in the same event. Sue Hale matched with a 225 and 582 at Cedar Rapids Bowl, Pat Borschel posted 457 and 647 totals, and junior Carl Young powered to a 283 game on a 210 average.
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Kennedy IVs Defeat Wash In 63 53 Victory
Kennedy Cougars beat Washington 63 to 53 at Kennedy. Key performer Kennedy Ormiston scored 17 points with three teammates in double figures. Doug Eden led Washington with 15 points as the Warriors dropped to 4 1 on the season.
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Kennedy Girls Win Triangular in Gymnastics Meet
Kennedy girls clinched a gymnastics win at Linn-Mar in a triangular meet with Linn-Mar and Prairie. They swept the events, earning multiple firsts and posting strong scores led by Carolyn Carruthers and Rhonda Gerber with two wins each. Sue Hill also contributed key top finishes as the Kennedy squad topped the field. In pro football news, Green Bay running back John Brockington will be honored by the Wisconsin Professional Football Writers Association as NFL rookie of the year at their Feb 20 dinner.
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Frantz Leads Kirkwood to 75 51 Win over Clinton
Clinton was led by Jed Shaw with 22 points while Kirkwood's Wayne Frantz scored to pace a 75 point victory. Wade added 17 as Kirkwood controlled the game from the start and built a solid lead.
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Plotz Leads LaSalle Freshmen Past Regis Royals
LaSalle freshmen team beat Regis 56 82 on Monday as Plotz scored 18 points to lead LaSalle. Pat Quinn led Regis with 17 points. LaSalle ties its record at 8 3.
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Drop Football at San Francisco
The University of San Francisco will drop football for a second time after a study showed the sport cannot be supported within the university's educational economy. President Rev. Albert R. Jonsen said the move saves about $100,000 in the current fiscal year. most of the 1971 football squad attended and voiced displeasure during the news conference.
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Advance Ticket Sale For Wash Kennedy Tilt
An advance ticket sale for the Washington Kennedy basketball game at the Warrior gym Friday will be held at both schools Thursday and Friday. Tickets will be on sale at their activity coordinators offices at both schools between 9 a.m. and 4:30 p.m. pass-holders are asked to turn in their passes for tickets.
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Jeff JV Falls In Two Overtimes At Jefferson
Jefferson high school defeated Jeffarson junior varsity 91 89 in two overtime periods. Dick Evans led the winners with 24 points and Jim Dulin added 29. Jeffarson falls to 7 4 on the year with the loss.
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Ginsbergs and Millers Post Ellis Win In YMCA League
Ginsberg's defeated Johnny's 54 to 42 while Miller's edged Food Center 44 to 28 in Wednesday YMCA league action. The games featured strong performances from Ginsberg's and Miller's as they secured pivotal wins.
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Girls Games 37 Ponte For Anton Gate Opening
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UCLA Still Perfect in AP Voting
The Associated Press poll shows UCLA and Marquette top the Top Twenty as UCLA earns all first place votes and Marquette holds 17-0 record. Louisville drops to No. 3 with North Carolina at No. 4. Penn rises to No. 5. Long Beach State falls to No. 8. Virginia No. 5 and Ohio State No. 7 also move up.
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Saggau To Talk In Iowa City
Bertie Saggau executive secretary of the Iowa High School Athletic Assn will speak at 7 30 pm Wednesday Feb 9 at West high school The Booster Club of Iowa City hosts the event serving City and West athletic teams Saggau a Midwest sports speaker is expected to answer questions after his talk He will discuss the football playoff system the THSAA will install for the first time in 1972.
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