Wash Has 15 Swim Final Spots Carrithers Sets 2 State Marks
Ames AP town high school swimming championships opened with record swims by Carrithers of Washington and Hanson of Des Moines Lincoln. Carrithers lowered the 200 free state mark to 1:48.2 and the 400 free to 2:55.9 as Ames, Roosevelt, Kennedy and others qualified finalists for Saturday finals.
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DeWitt Puts Six in Semis In Class AA District Wrestling
In a bristling team duel for the class AA district crown, Cedar Rapids Prairie and DeWitt Central led after Friday’s rounds as semis opened at 2 pm. Prairie, the sectional champs, appear best positioned to win the team title while coach Bob Meligren's squad sent ten into district, eight advancing past first round. Ron Romick and Al Wanyone led Prairie with strong records, Romick boosting to 23-0 after a 61 win. Thirty more wrestlers including Zach, Scheopp, and Dosil moved into the second round as Linn-Mar and North Tama also posted solid showings.
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Local basketball and wrestling results from regional meet
The report covers numerous high school basketball scores across the region with Central, Mississippi Valley, and Cedar Valley matchups, plus a detailed wrestling recap highlighting Mount Vernon, Maquoketa, Sigourney, and Port City wrestlers. Notable names include Keith Rosendahl, Dan Elliott, Larry Bird, and several area teams aiming for season success.
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Kemp Is Named Pitt Assistant
Pitt announces Paul Kemp a 37 year old coach and scout for the Atlanta Falcons as a new Pitt assistant. Kemp has coaching roots at North Dakota State and Arizona State and has previously worked at Town State and in Iowa City and Waterloo while scouting for the NFL club last year. He becomes the sixth assistant named by Pitt head coach Carll DePasquad.
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Prairie Sophs Fall To Regina in 62 63 Game
Regina routed Cedar Rapids Prairie 63 to 62 in a Friday sophomore basketball game in Iowa City. Bob Miller scored 28 for the Hawks while O’Brian and Jensen added 21 and 11 points for Regina.
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Regina Rolls Past Prairie to Clinch East Central Title
Regina guard Tim Lehman led with 29 points and 11 rebounds as Regina defeated Prairie 88 to 67 in Iowa City. Gary Bélger added 22 for Regina while Jim Mitralsky led Prairie with 24. Regina built an early 11-5 lead and controlled the game, finishing the regular season 12-8 overall and 5-3 in conference play.
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LaSalle Tops Don Bosco In Late Free Throws
LaSalle outlasted Don Bosco of Gilbertyte 65 to 60 after a seesaw game. Tim Whitters and Nic Ament sparked the late rally with clutch free throws as LaSalle held a 60-57 edge in the final minutes. Tom Mraz added one point in the final seconds to seal the win for LaSalle.
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Jefferson J-Hawks Triumph Over Kennedy 78 65
Jefferson's J-Hawks defeat Kennedy 78 65 in a Mississippi Valley Conference test. Mullin led with 20 points as eight Hawks reached scoring, Wade and Muir sparked a late run, while Peterman's third quarter basket energized the team. Kennedy, led by Miner with 15 points, showed strong shooting and rebounding.
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Royals Fall as Columbus Uses Early Lead to Hold Off Regis
Columbus built an early 37-7 edge through three quarters and withstood a late Regis rally to win 65-57. Jim Eggers led Regis with 19 points while Neil Scully, Gene Gronoski and Jim Kelly sparked the Sailors. Columbus counters with Gorman and Gronoski. Both teams battled flu and injuries as Regis prepares for LaSalle.
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Rohrbach's FG Beats Columbus in Friday Sophomore Thriller
Rohrbach's fired a buzzer beater to edge Waterloo Columbus 61 as Gary Sweet led Rohrbach with 18 points and Dowd added 20 for Columbus. Several fragmented names and numbers appear in the loss and scoring lines.
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Marion Falls 79 74 In Two Overtimes
Marion Falls 79 74 in two overtimes as Manchester Manhawks rally to stay in title race. Schmidt and Schmuecker lead Marion with 24 and 17 while Knepper adds 18 for Manchester. Indians suffer from foul trouble and cold shooting in a tense high school boys basketball clash.
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Washington Tops Iowa City Town in Narrow Win
Cedar Rapids Washington with a strong defense controlled the boards to beat Iowa City Town 70 to 47. Jim Heck scored 21 points and Craig Darling added 15 as the Warriors built a large first half lead and never let the Little Hawks close.
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J Hawks Sophs Triumph Over Kennedy In League Duel
Jefferson sophomores defeated Kennedy 56 49 for third place in the league as Terry Smittkamp led with 16 points while Mike Curran paced Kennedy with 20.
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Coe Forfeits Let Central Win
Special to The Gazette Central College defeated Coe 41 to 5 in a wrestling dual as seven Kohawk forfeits turned the match in Central’s favor. Coe wrestlers were hampered by sickness and injuries with only four matches wrestled. Coe’s lone win came from heavyweight Al Gildmeister pinning John DiCarlo.
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Iowa City Sophs Triumph Over Warriors in MVC Action
Iowa City sophomores defeated Washington 54 to 46 as Mark Welsh and Dan Dunham each scored 13 for the Little Hawks. Phil Danowsky led the Warriors with 15 points, while Washington fell to 11 in MVC play.
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Yale Relay Team Sets 3 28 46 Record
Yale University 40 yard medley relay broke an American mark at New Raven Connecticut with a time of 3 23 6 during a 2 7142 swimming victory over Stanford. Record set by Fidward Bettenford Allen Richardson Robin Waples and Stephen Job. The old record was 3 29 5.
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