ISU survives late rally to top Oklahoma 66 65
Iowa State’s Jon Ness hit a 20 footer with 44 seconds left to cap a comeback from seven down, lifting the Cyclones 66-65 over Oklahoma in Ames. Andrew Parker led ISU with 21 points while Terry Stotts scored 23 for Oklahoma who led at halftime.
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Regis blitzes No 8 team in upset win
Regis, unranked and down a starter, upset eighth-ranked Dubuque Wahlert 84-69 as guard Gary Sheeley exploded for a career high 28 points. Center Dave Thinnes sat with an ankle sprain and will miss Friday’s finale against Linn-Mar.
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Coe names Roger Schlegel head football coach
Roger Schlegel former Coe assistant becomes head football coach replacing Wayne Phillips. Schlegel, 34, was associate athletic director at Homewood Flossmoor High School and previously coached at DuBuque Wahlert. He played at Northwest Missouri State and earned a Colorado MA. He will be an assistant professor of physical education at Coe.
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UNI signs 17 football players including Cedar Rapids duo
The University of Northern Iowa announced the signing of 17 new football players, nine from Iowa. Cedar Rapids Washington standouts Jim Johnson a defensive end and Bill Norris a linebacker headline the Iowa recruits.
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Tennis Show Promises Laver Versus Gerulaitis at Five Seasons
Kathy Schneider and Cheryle Mitralsky announce a March 12 professional tennis exhibition at the Five Seasons Center featuring Rod Laver and Vitas Gerulaitis to benefit the Junior League community programs. The event aims to sell 7,100 tickets with reserved seats at $10 and general admission at $6, offering advance purchases at local sports venues and shops.
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Connors crushes Gerulaitis in WCT clash
In San Juan Jimmy Connors routed Vitas Gerulaitis 6-0 6-4 to push his record to 2-0 in a World Championship Tennis round robin event. Peter Fleming upset Ilie Nastase 7-5 6-3, while Adriano Panatta beat Manuel Orantes 6-3 6-4 as round-robin play continued for a $100,000 prize.
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Gazette apologizes for lost wrestling predictions
Des Moines based The Gazette reports computer failure destroyed Class AAA predictions for today's wrestling tournament coverage. The Gazette apologizes to readers and notes predictions cannot be used.
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State prep tourney results and regional matchups
Des Moines hosts the state prep tourney and Ames holds swim preliminaries while Des Moines area schools compete in regional wrestling events. Coe College appears in the Midwest tourney at Carleton as Regis meets Kennedy in girls basketball district action at Kennedy.
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