Hawkeyes Rise to No 11 in UPI Basketball Poll
Michigan UCLA and St Joseph's hold top three in the weekly UPI ratings as Iowa climbs to 11th based on last weekend's games. Indiana and Illinois enter the ninth and tenth spots while Vanderbilt Wichita and Davidson fluctuate in the middle. Michigan gains more first place votes though UCLA remains in the top ranks.
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Big Ten Nets Three Teams in AP Top Ten
The Associated Press poll places three Big Ten teams in the top ten. Michigan leads with 23 first place votes and 346 points, joined by Indiana and another conference foe in the top ranks.
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Cedar Rapids bowler holds second in Monticello Express Singles
Max Hahn of Cedar Rapids placed second in the Express Singles Bowling tournament at Monti Bowl with a 650 series. Leader Dan Read of Monticello scored 658 as the event, which opened last weekend, runs through Sunday February 28.
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Michigan Iowa Tilt Highlights Big Board Battle
Iowa coach Ralph Miller rated Michigan ahead of UCLA based on one game, praising Michigan’s rebounding and speed. Michigan’s Dave Strack noted Iowa’s strong boards but weaker ball handling, while Cazzie Russell and Gerry Jones led Iowa’s scoring in a 81-66 defeat.
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Eastern Iowa Loop Tops East in Town Sports Standings
Eastern Iowa loop leads with Epworth Western and Dubuque pace in the Eastern Town conference. Catholic conference shows a perfect 10-0 record as Cascades Again leads B team standings at 9-0. Holy Cross and Bellevue tied in tight race. St Pat and St PEO EAM noted in brief results.
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Prairie edge Camanche and claim class A wrestling spoils
Prairie earned four finalist spots and ten points in the final team tally, with Camanche close behind at ten. Final round action set for 6 30 p m with Schropp Lang ridge Going and Voss from Prairie among the contenders. Lynn Scheer of Linn-Mar faces Schropp in the 95 pound match after their tense 5 4 OT sectional final.
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Michigan conquers Iowa 81 66 as Buntin leads
Michigan's Bill Buntin 6-7 powered a 19 point run in the first half and Cazzie Russell added 19 as the Wolverines ran past Iowa 81-66. Gerry Jones of Iowa scored 26 but Michigan held off a late Hawkeye push to stay unbeaten in Big Ten play.
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Crow Happy With Trade Swap To 49ers
St Louis AP reports John Crow, longtime Cardinals rusher with 554 yards and 3.4 per carry last season, moves to the San Francisco 49ers hoping for more playing time and a lift for two years. Carding teammate Abe Woodson, a five time All Pro, faced injuries last season but had led league kickoff returns in prior years.
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Hoosiers Stomp Michigan State In Big Ten Win
Indiana defeated Michigan State 112 to 94 to stay alive in the Big Ten race at 4 2 and reach a 14 2 overall mark. Marcus Saunders led MSU with 32 points and Stan Washington added 28 as MSU fought back but fell into the conference cellar. Indiana shot 49 of 87 from the floor and led 58 46 at halftime.
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Illini Rally to Triumph Over Ohio State 86-71
Illinois built a 12-0 second half run to turn a 49-48 deficit into an 86-71 victory at Ohio State. Tal Brady and Skip Thoren sparked the surge, lifting the Illini into Big Ten title contention.
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