UCLA Back On Top in AP Voting
UCLA regains No. 1 in the AP college basketball poll after a 64-60 win over crosstown rival USC. Marquette led first place votes 22 to 17 but UCLA edged ahead 746 to 742 in total points. The margin mirrors UCLA's four point victory on the court.
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UNI Cagers Fall 93-86 at Augustana
Northern Iowa lost 93-86 in Sioux Falls as guard Bill McCoy scored a career high 32 points. The Panthers dropped to 2-7 in the North Central Conference and 4-17 overall, while Augustana improved to 3-6 in league play and 10-8 overall with Lyle Pearson adding 27 points.
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Adams Resigns as Independence High Head Coach
Paul Adams, head basketball coach at Independence High School for two years, has resigned effective at the end of the current school year. Adams has not announced his future plans.
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Kirkwood Hosts Unbeaten Palmer In Junior College Basketball
Kirkwood community college hosts Palmer junior college of Davenport for an Iowa Junior College league game at Taft junior high. Palmer leads the league at 9-0, while Kirkwood sits 5-8 in the circuit and 8-10 overall with a 7 p.m. tip.
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Anamosa Marion Mat Meet Rescheduled to February Sixteen
The Anamosa at Marion wrestling meet, postponed last Friday due to bad weather, has been rescheduled for February 16.
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Hawks Advance as Anamosa Sectional heats up
Marion Matien Lead extends one point over Prairie after semifinal rounds at Anamosa sectional. Prairie reaches seven finals to Marion’s four. Finalists include Teach 98 Eschen 112 Zach 126 Zahradnik 155 Anderson 167 Reusch 185 and Dubishar heavyweight for Prairie.
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Independence leads Waterloo Orange sectional wrestling after round two
Waterloo Orange hosts the Class AA sectional with Independence atop the standings after two rounds scoring 15 points. Benton Community follows with 12, Vinton third with 10, LaPorte City nine, Don Bosco six and Orange three. Semis results include LP James lark, BC Gary Delagardella, Ind John Ellson, V Gayland Petterill, plus many other weight class matches and byes shaping finals.
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Crestwood Mat Leads In Class AA Sectional Wrestling
Crestwood grappler led the mat action by scoring 35 points to top the Class AA sectional standings. Local rivals vied for placements as Crestwood secured multiple podium finishes.
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Dysart Geneseo Boys Top Wellsburg 74 51
Dave Stokes scored 25 points to lift Dysart Geneseo boys to a 74 51 win over Wellsburg. In girls action Wellsburg defeated Dysart Geneseo 56 36.
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Three post wins in Ellis YMCA league action
Al's D-X topped Fowler Electric 94 to 68 with five players in double figures led by Ken Kroupa 14 and Tom Knutson 23. Zachars Realtors beat Welty Way 48 to 47 as Jim Koening dropped 20. Fat Alberts Five routed Food Center 91 to 20 with Mike O'Brien 10 and Steve Miller 18 contributing big totals.
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Beckman leads six-team class AA wrestling sectional
Dyersville Beckman tops the field at the six-team class AA wrestling sectional with 21 points after semifinals. West Dubuque (17) and host Stormont (16) follow as MFL Maquoketa Valley and Elkader Central also compete. Semifinals feature close matches and pins, with results affecting team standings as the tournament concludes Tuesday night.
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Lance Alworth Drops NEL Suit to Stay With Chargers
San Diego receiver Lance Alworth announces he will remain with the Chargers and drop his 5.6 million antitrust suit against the NFL and its 26 teams. He says a settlement meets his demands about half way and cites football as his life.
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St Jude’s Clinches Shared Parish Basketball Title
St Jude’s secured at least a share of the parish league with a 41 27 win over St Ludmila as Schenkleberg scored 13. St Pat’s beat St Matthew’s 46 39 with Colesmith 12. St C defeated St Joseph’s 46 25 led by Tiernan Dolan 13 and O’Donnell 10. All Saints beat St Pius 39 24 as Quinn led with 15 and Lees 10.
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Williams burg Girls on ISU Volleyball Invitational Team
Miriam Satern of Cedar Rapids and Jan Doscha of Williamsburg are ISU women's volleyball players on the squad hosting an invitational Feb 13. Teams from Minnesota Illinois Missouri and Iowa will compete. Iowa State stands 5-1 under coach Luzanne Darr.
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Foreman Knocks Out Smith in Texas Heavyweight Bout
In a brief Associated Press dispatch, George Foreman stopped Phil Smith in a late round knockout. The match took place in San Antonio, Texas, as Foreman delivered decisive power in the heavyweight confrontation.
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East Buchanan and Mt. Vernon Set Pace in Jesup Sectional
East Buchanan leads with 27 points and Mount Vernon 25 as Jesup hosts the Jesup Class A sectional after opening rounds. Seven finalists for EB and MV each, Jesup with six. winners and runners up advance to Beaman-Conrad district on Feb 19 and 20.
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Lund Wins the Permatex Pole at Daytona
Massive Tiny Lund captured the pole for the Permatex 300 at Daytona International Speedway driving a 1968 Ford at 179.974 mph. The 41-year-old from Cross, South Carolina leads the field for the $35,000 event and may race in four events over four days totaling 1175 miles.
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Cubs sign Hundley and two more catchers
The Chicago Cubs signed Randy Hundley along with Ken Rudolph and rookie Danny Breeden. Hundley played 73 games last season due to injuries while the team posted a .612 winning percentage with him in the lineup. Rudolph spent most of 1970 with limited duty and Breeden joined from Cincinnati in a swap for Willie Smith.
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Anti-Ali Bill Moves Ahead in Georgia Senate
Georgia Senate approves a committee substitute to create a 10 member State Athletics Commission to license and regulate professional events with potential gross receipts over 10000. The bill, dubbed the anti Muhammad Ali bill by opponents, passed 36 to 8 and moves to the House for consideration.
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Picked Longshot Exacta Nets $25,527 for $2 Wager
Calvin McManus, 21, a New Orleans restaurant busboy, bought a $2 exacta ticket at Fair Grounds after wagering $10. He correctly predicted horses Nos. 11 and 1 to finish first and second in Race Four, earning $25,527.
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Bolty Named Cyclone Net Coach for 1971 Tennis
Ames Iowa State announces Al Bolty of Estherville will coach the 1971 Cyclone tennis team. Bolty, who aided Iowa State's baseball reach last spring, will pursue graduate work while directing tennis. He replaces former coach Dave Fleming who led the program for three seasons.
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West Texas State coach Kerbel resigns with staff
Joe Kerbel and his entire grid staff quit West Texas State after the board of directors declined to renew contracts. Gene Mayfield of Odessa Permian is named potential successor, with formal announcement to come this week. Kerbel served 11 years with nine winning seasons and was athletic director. his assistants’ contracts run to July 1.
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Red Lion and Ted's Happtime Lead Central League Race
The Red Lion beat the C R Jaycees 79 to 35 led by Al Miller's 34 points while Ted's Happitime won 75 to 37 over Thursday Optimists with five players in double figures. Morris Plan topped Davis Jones 69 to 38 behind Jim Owens 30 points.
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