Prairie wrestling rated seventh in Predicament poll
Cedar Rapids Prairie coach Ron James comments on the No. 7 ranking in the Predicament poll as the Hawks head to the 3A District meet at Jefferson. He notes the rating matters little at tournament time and recalls Prairie’s 38-7 dual record and 10-1 season, plus a controversial season-opening loss to Iowa City West that involved a point deduction.
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Cedar Rapids Prairie
James
Jefferson
Hawk
Prairie
Tom Bishop
Waterloo West
Cresco Crestwood
West
Hawks
Bishop
Iowa
Crestwood
West Des Moines
Dowling
Southeast Polka
Iowa City West
Paul Randles
Lon Liebergen
Liebergen
Randles
Top Twenty Iowa high school girls basketball rankings results
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union top twenty results from Monday night semifinals include Lake View-Auburn, Belmond and Inwood West Lyon victories, with several games postponed or rescheduled due to snow. Notable outcomes: Estherville fell to Spirit Lake. Aplington defeated Janesville. Maynard West Central and Pleasant Valley posted wins. Maurice-Orange City season ended.
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DES Moines
Iowa
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Des Moines East
West Des Moines
Dowling
Ankeny
Snow
Mediapolis
Burlington
Estherville
Spirit Lake
Aplington
Janesville
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Lost Nation
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Fort Madison
Mount Ayr
Afton East Union
Maynard West Central
West Union North
Maurice-Orange City
Pleasant Valley
Eldridge North Scott
Vinton
Dysart-Geneseo
Woulton
McGregor Mar-Mac
Local College Basketball Scores And Scorers
Basketball results show Good News 68 Immanuel 51 Believers 62 No Names 58 Crooks Coast 71 Shamrock Coast 66 Concrete Min 61 LaSalle Faculty 50 Top scorers include Terronez Lundin Sands Brody McMann Garin Wessling Trinity 77 Westminster 67 1st Lutheran 58 Hope Lutheran 57 St Pauls 68 St Pauls 60 Noelridge 72 Trinity 70 Scorers: Von Ahsen Keiper Russel Less Fowler Lehnherr Young Tebussek Shebetko.
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Immanuel Boot
Believers
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Shamrock Coast
Concrete
LaSalle
Good News
Phil Terronez
Immanuel
Doug Lundin
Vern Sands
Dan Walls
Crooks
Mike Brody
Shamrock
Ted McMann
Dick Garin
Doug Wessling
Trinity
Westminster
Lutheran
Hope Lutheran
St. Pauls
Noelridge
Tom von Ahsen
Doug Keiper
Steve Russel
Luth
Rick Less
Hope
Mark Young
Pauls
John Fowler
Bob Lehnherr
Mike Tebussek
Bob Shebetko
Lamb defies taunts as South Africa names first black Davis Cup player
Vanderbilt sophomore Peter Lamb says taunts sting less now after being called token in the past. He notes his role as the first black on a South Africa Davis Cup squad, amid protests over apartheid before the March 17-19 match against the United States at Vanderbilt.
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Nashville, Tenn
South Africa
Peter Lamb
Vanderbilt University
Lamb
United States
Vanderbilt
Cape Town
Waukon and Charles City Scoring Totals Listed
Waukon 53 and Charles City 51 in a late high school basketball game. Craig Larson led Waukon with 10 points, followed by Steve Singe 9 and Greg Smith 9. For Charles City, Mark Fransdal scored 17, Dave Holzer 11, Brett Knowlton 9, Denise Schrader 7.
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Craig Larson
Steve Singe
Greg Smith
Rick Langland
Paul Zenke
Randy Robinson
Bitch Strike
Charles City
Mark Fransdal
Dave Holzer
Brett Knowlton
Denise Schrader
Bob Aringdale
Bob Ellis
Tony Brunsman
Rogers wins Hope Desert Classic on late heroics
Bill Rogers, a 26 year old Texan, captures the Bob Hope Desert Classic in Palm Springs by two strokes at 18 under par 339. He stood three ahead after 82 holes before a fate turning 11th hole, then held off Jerry McGee who birdied 18 to finish 19 under. Oosterhuis third, Caldwell fifth, Watson fifth with $103,180 year earnings. Rogers earns $45,000 plus prior Japan and year rewards.
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Calif
Bill Rogers
Bermuda
Jerry McGee
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McGee
Jerry
Japan
Peter Oosterhuis
Rex Caldwell
Tom Watson
Watson
Tucson
Bing Crosby
Kentucky slips from top ranking with Ole Miss win
Kentucky, now 18-2 and 10-2 in the SEC, defeated Ole Miss 64-52 at Tad Smith Coliseum but Coach Joe Hall criticized guards for self-made turnovers. James Lee and Jack Givens led the Wildcats with 10 and 18 points respectively as Mississippi fell to 9-13 overall.
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Mississippi
Wildcat
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Ole Miss
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Louisiana State
James Lee
LSU
Jack Givens
Lee
Givens
Rick Robey
John Stroud
Mr. Bubbles Clinches 76 55 Victory Over Mark Union
Unbeaten Mr. Bubbles improves to 11 0 with a 76 55 win in Kirkwood Women’s Basketball League action. Judy Graham scores 28 for the winners and Sandy Armstrong 23 for Mark Union. Ellie Werndt leads Chappies with 33 in a separate game.
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McCullough Named Big Eight Player of the Week
6 foot 4 guard John Mccullough of Oklahoma earns Big Eight player of the week after scoring 20 points in Oklahoma near Colorado win. He also helped Oklahoma in a midweek upset of Oklahoma State, giving coach Dave Bliss his first Stillwater victory.
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John McCullough
Oklahoma
McCullough
Sooners
Colorado
Oklahoma State
Dave Bliss
Stillwater
Postpone ISU Ames Women’s Basketball Game
The Iowa State versus Central match was called off due to snow and no makeup date was announced.
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UPI
Iowa State
Central
Kea Out Two Weeks With Broken Finger For Flames
Atlanta Flames announce defenseman Ed Kea will miss two weeks with a broken finger and call up Greg Fox from Nova Scotia to replace him. Fox will be in uniform for the game against Cleveland on Wednesday night.
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Atlanta Flames
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Flames
Greg Fox
Nova Scotia
Kea
Fox
Cleveland
Salvation Army Little Kings Defeat Red Cross In Narrow Win
In a high scoring local game Salvation Army Little Kings beat Red Cross 96 to 86. Top scorers include Kings Zipperer and Serbu sek with 26, RC Mitchell 30, Reds Boston 20, and Nesper Todd 33. Other notable totals: Kirby 18, Washer 26, Fairview 14, Beef 23, Roseberry 18, Salvation Terronez 34, Northwestern Sargent 19.
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U S Wrestling Team Set for Cerro Pelado in Cuba
The United States team is expected to compete in the 10th Cerro Pelado tournament in Camaguey Cuba February 17 to 29. Teams from eight nations will participate including the Soviet Union Bulgaria East Germany Hungary Mexico Canada Colombia and Cuba.
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Prensa Latina
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Soviet Union
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East Germany
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Mexico
Canada
Colombia
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