Gibney Sparks Prairie as Seniors Lead Youthful Hawks
Prairie high school is led by its lone senior starter 6-foot guard Jeff Gibney, with four juniors in the lineup. Gibney earned the Ga zette Prep of the Week award after scoring 25 points in a 64-59 win over Washington, a ranked foe. Coach LaVerne Bruns praises his senior’s peak performance.
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Gibney leads Hawks with scoring bursts and family ties
Jeff Gibney has boosted Prairie in two recent wins scoring 20 points at Dyersville Beekman and 25 against LaSalle. Coach LaVerne notes early year pressure faded as Gibney matured, guiding a team turnaround. Brother Greg starred at Loras after Prairie, while Bart also played for Prairie.
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Iowa lands Burke Chicago super blue chip running back
Iowa football coach Bob Cummings announced the signing of 22 players on the national letter day. Kenny Burke a 6-3 197 pound tailback from Chicago Morgan Park High is labeled a super blue chip by Cummings. The list includes multiple linemen backs and ends from Illinois Iowa Ohio New Jersey and Colorado with Moss detailed biographical data for each prospect.
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Chicago
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Bayonne
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Omaha Gross High
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Washington girls win sectional title with 67 41 victory
Washington High School defeated Benton Community 67 to 41 to claim the Newhall sectional championship. Mary Beth Maher Joni Mefford and Gert Wilson led a hot shooting night while holding Benton to a low second and third quarter scoring run. Washington advances to district play Saturday against Springville Iowa Valley winner.
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Iowa State signs 18 football prospects in recruiting drive
Iowa State announces 18 signees including four standout talents. Notable names include Danny Goodwin from Omaha Central and Kevin Washington of Marshall High Minneapolis, both running 40-yard dashes in 4.5 seconds. The class features several first team staters and a brother of ISU linebacker Tom Boskey.
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Kansas Tops ISU for Big Eight Title
Kansas defeats Iowa State 80-70 to claim the Big Eight title as Nebraska loss earlier cemented a three game lead. Iowa State, hampered by injuries, battled back from a 25 point second half deficit led by Parker and Fowler amid turnovers in the first half. Douglas and Valentine led the Jayhawks with 21 and 16 points respectively while Parker poured in 25 for ISU.
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Giants’ Mull to visit Cedar Rapids for Hot Stove League dinner
Giants manager Jack Mull will visit Cedar Rapids for four days starting Monday as featured speaker at the Hot Stove League dinner at Ronneburg Restaurant in Amana. Reservations may be made via Don Buchheister or Bob Klinger, with Mull en route to spring training in Casa Grande Arizona and set to present the 1977 World Series film at several events.
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