Macke leads Eagles past Southwestern in conference clash
Lisa Macke scored 23 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lift Kirkwood to a 67 to 63 victory over Southwestern on Saturday in Johnson Hall. Four other Eagles hit double figures, and Kirkwood dominated the boards 46 to 29 while trailing 46 36 at halftime. Christiana Jensen led Southwestern with 15 points.
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Tech beats Texas in SWC clash as Robinson stars
Connie Robinson scored 24 points and grabbed 11 rebounds to lead eighth ranked Texas Tech past Texas 78 to 61 in Lubbock. The win improves Tech to 21-3 overall and 9-2 in the Southwest Conference while Texas drops to 7-4 in league play after a three game conference skid. The Lady Raiders built a 58-43 advantage with 9:35 remaining and withstood a 7-0 Texas run to seal the victory.
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Davenport West Romps Past Fort Madison in 4A Showdown
Tony Brus led all scorers with 22 points including two three pions as Davenport West, ranked No. 1, defeated Fort Madison 67 to 50 in a battle of unbeatens. Marcus Clark contributed in the 4A clash.
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West tops Fort Madison in high school hoops showdown
Fort Madison star Ryan Bowen who signed to play at Iowa sat out much of the second half as West built a 22 5 run to seize control. West led 40 31 at halftime and extended the margin to 17 after three quarters before Marlin Clark’s outside shot sealed a 60 37 fourth quarter. Bowen led Fort Madison with 13 points and Paul Schulte added 12 as both teams won Friday to set up Saturday’s meeting.
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Georgia man wins 1994 Grand National Turkey Calling Contest
Ricky Joe Bishop, 34, of Hiawatha, finished third in the turkey calling competition held Saturday, as a Georgia man topped 56 competitors to win the event in Memphis Tennessee.
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Turkey Calling contest at Cook Convention Center in Chester Ga
Chester Ga listeners at the Cook Convention Center watched a turkey calling contest where Turky Calling scored 369 to win over 3,000 attendees. Chris Kirby aged 23 from Springville N Y and Morrett, also 23, tied at 360 but Kirby placed second in a call back. Kirby’s father Dick Kirby had been the 1993 champion.
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Lisbon sends all 5 to state meet
LISBON unranked but tops LaSalle 84 75 to grab five district state qualifiers. Jeff Clark 171 pounds Tait Stamp heavyweight and Jesse Moore 189 win district titles. Musser 119 and Stine 145 advance after runner up. LaSalle leads with Tony Milcoff 130 and other runners up.
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Fairfield
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Prairie takes 10 to state in dramatic district rise
Prairie dominated the 3A district meet at Prairie, crowning seven champs and qualifying 10 wrestlers for state. Cedar Rapids Jefferson finished second with five qualifiers, while Davenport Central and Cedar Rapids Kennedy each earned three. The Hawks outscored Jefferson 235-184 and head to Des Moines for the state tournament.
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Jason Serbousek
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