Finn, Skogman pace Wash to 62 57 win over Iowa City
Jeff Finn led Washington with 16 points and Jeff Finn sank late free throws as Washington beat Iowa City 62-57 in a Mississippi Valley Conference clash. Kyle Skogman scored late baskets and broke a tie in the final minutes, while Iowa City’s Steve Piro led with 22 points.
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Warriors Sophs Top Iowa City in Low-Scoring Win
Washington's sophomores built a balanced attack to beat Iowa City 44 to 40. Kurt Maas led with 13 points, Tom Redford 12, and Tom Hurn 10 as Washington moved to 8-6 in the conference with one game remaining.
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First Defeat For Roosevelt In Des Moines Rivalry
Des Moines Roosevelt, top rated, suffered its first defeat of the season 67 63 at the hands of cross town rival Des Moines Toast. The game stayed close throughout with Roosevelt briefly leading by nine in the third before East pulled ahead and won 60 59 in the final period.
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Wide variety of prep basketball results across Iowa cities
The report lists numerous prep basketball scores from Cedar Rapids to Wamac k Manches ter and beyond. Notable outcomes include Kennedy 49 over Rock Island 68 and Oelwein 107, Crestwood 55, with many games featuring high scoring margins.
LaSalle Clinches Tie For Conference Title At Prairie
LaSalles senior guard Jim Brusha led a 66-59 victory over Prairie to share the East Central Iowa crown with Iowa City Regina at 9-1. Brusha scored 30 including four threes, while Prairie’s Jim Yanecek surged late for 20 of his team’s 21 points in the final period.
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LaSalle Sophs Top Prairie 63 to 30 in ECSC clash
LaSalle high school sophomores rolled to a 63 to 30 ECSC victory over Prairie. Mike Loeffler scored 22 points to lead LaSalle with Ken Gulick adding 12 as the Lancers moved to 7 0 in league play.
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Regina Sophs Defeat Linn-Mar In Iowa City Action
Regina sophomores beat Linn-Mar 74 to 51 in Friday night play led by Berger with 3 point shots. Rodney Bishop topped Linn-Mar with 13 points while Ellwand West cot Jones McCobskey and others added multiple scorers for Regina.
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Prairie clash as Irusha charged by Zalesky
Jim Irusha of LaSalle aged 21 draws a charging foul while driving around Prairie’s Joe Zalesky during Friday night action at Prairie. Prairie’s Mike Tampir wears jersey number 32 nearby.
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National League results and standings update
Scores show Baltimore 147 Seattle 118 and Cincinnati 125 New York 91. Boston 124 Chicago 168 Philadelphia 124 San Diego 108 San Francisco 12 Los Angeles 114. Eastern and Western divisions list team records, with Pittsburgh Minnesota New Jersey Indiana Kentucky 39 21 40 23 0 3 33 3 26 95 and New Orleans Dallas Oakland Montreal Philadelphia St Louis Toronto Detroit etc.
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Benton girls topple Dysart Geneseo 42 34 in Friday clash
Coleen Paar scored 24 points to lift Benton Community girls past Dysart Geneseo 42 to 34. Joleen Dostal led the Indsers with 20. Benton also won the reserve contest 26 to 13.
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57 Fouls Doomed Cougars In 71 49 Loss To Jeffs
Kennedy fell 71 49 to Jefferson in the J Hawk gym as 57 fouls were called. Larry Wade Steve Peterman and Mark Tschopp sparked the winners while Dirk Dunbar led Kennedy with 13 points. Jeff guards Kuenzi and Ferguson contributed 13 and 12 points.
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Killy Completes Alpine Sweep With Wild Slalom Gold
Jean-Claude Killy won the special slalom in Grenoble to finish a perfect three golds in the Winter Games. Austria's Schranz and Norway's Mjoen were disqualified for missing gates amid a tense finish. Finland beat the United States 1-1 in hockey as both teams ended strong. Eugenio Monti claimed his second gold in bobsled with a four man victory at Alpe d'Huez.
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J Hawks Sophomores Rally Past Kennedy 73 61
Jefferson sophomores led by Steve Ullrick with 23 points and 25 rebounds defeated Kennedy 73 to 61. Ullrick dominated early with 15 boards in the first half while Dan Schneider added 14 and Mike Loftsgard 10. Kennedy’s top scorers were Mark Ulfers Kirk Jamison and Kim Mohr with nine each.
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Bays Trade Martinez and Alkis to Toros
Baltimore Bays transfer Hector Martinez and goalkeeper Halis Alkis to the San Diego Toros. The move shifts defense and depth for the Toros in the National Professional Soccer League.
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Cyclone Gym Team Tops Colorado In Tight Meet
Iowa State edged Colorado 182.20 to 181.70 in Ames. Cyclone captain Mike Jacks won four events including parallel bars long horse rings and floor. Buffs Ben Bleu won high bars and Jack Ryan took side horse.
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Boswell Signs with Minnesota Twins for 1968 Season
Right handed pitcher Dave Boswell, who posted a 14-12 record last season, has signed his 1968 contract with the Minnesota Twins.
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Stricker Elevated to VP for Public Affairs by St. Louis Stars
Ray C. Stricker was named vice president in charge of public affairs and promotion by the St. Louis Soccer Stars.
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Marion powers to 67 54 Wa Mac win over Anamosa
Marion used a strong second half to beat Anamosa 67 54 in Wa Mac play. Jim Simpson and Russ Glasgow led with 16 each supported by Paul Nelson 12 and Mike Hebert 11. Anamosa's Jeff Ditch led with 17. The Indians stay in title contention as Marion prepares to host Manchester next week.
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Marion Sophs Defeat Anamosa 64 48 Friday Night
Greg Morris led Marion sophomores with 17 points in a 64 48 victory over Anamosa as Sam Brink topped Anamosa with 11 points. Marion players listed include Gary Hucker Dennis Schucker Bob Schuler Jonn Parks Mike Walker and Jim Meysers.
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Wartburg suffers first loss of season in Iowa clash
Wartburg drops to 10-1 in Iowa Conference after a 66-60 defeat by Central. Four Central players scored in double figures as the Dutchmen spoil Wartburg’s bid for a share of the title. Central moves to 4-7 in league and 8-11 overall.
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Mira and 49ers Reach Agreement on Starting Quarterback Chance
George Mira and the San Francisco 49ers ended their dispute with a meeting that produced a memorandum of agreement for a new three year contract and a substantial raise. Mira said the deal gives him a real shot at the starting quarterback role after threatening to move to another team.
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Andretti Escapes Injury After Daytona Practice Spin
Mario Andretti avoided injuries when his Mercury Cyclone blew an engine during a Daytona practice run for the Daytona 500. His car spun into the grass infield on the second turn at Daytona International Speedway, but the vehicle sustained no damage.
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