State Wrestling Recaps from Ames and Des Moines Meets
Coverage of high school state wrestling results with individual classifications and weights. Winners include Jeff Carter Dowling, Curt Radcliff Iowa City High, Tom Hanson Kennedy, Larry Kerr Washington, and many more across classes 1A 2A 3A. Regional team standings feature Gilbertville Don Bosco and Lisbon, with team totals and placings listed.
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Bowen Washington
Todd Kesterson
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Wide World of Sports
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Des Moines’ Veterans Auditorium
Iowa High School Athletic Association
IPBN
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Prep Boys Basketball Results Across Iowa State Matchups
Mississippi Valley teams led by C.R. Washington beat Dubuque Wahlert 53 to 5 while several other districts posted scores: West 49 over C.R. Jefferson 41, Dub. Senior 74 over C.R. Kennedy 70, Dub. Hempstead 73 over Marion 74, Monticello 65 over C.R. Prairie 79. Anamosa toppled Dyersville-Beckman 63 to 52 and West Delaware won 49 to 53. Northeast Iowa saw Waverly-Shell Rock 60 over Iowa Falls 56, New Hampton 61 over South Winneshiek 38, Ames 63 over Mason City 52, Ankeny 79 over Grinnell 71. Other results included Bettendorf 58 over Davenport West 52, Burlington 69 over Eldridge North Scott 43, Cascade 69 over Camanche 47, Clinton 74 over Muscatine 67, Emmetsburg 59 over Storm Lake 55, Fort Dodge 60 over Waterloo Centre 50, Hampton 66 over Roland Story 55, Hull Western Christian 80 over Hawarden, Knoxville 81 over Winterset 43, Maple Valley 61 over LeMars 59, Marshalltown 65 over Cedar Falls 55, Ottumwa 61 over Keokuk 50, Sheldon 87 over Spirit Lake 77, Sioux City West 70 over Spirit Lake 70, Spencer 80 over Estherville 57. Mount Vernon’s Jock Graber 18, Rob Wagner 18 led scoring with Doug Drakos 8 and others. Mid-Prairie’s Dallas Dune 21 topped by Kevin Hochsteder 8 and Dean Anderson 8.
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Jeff Carter
W.C.M
Terry Cook
Spencer
Marty Hug
C.B. Jefferson
Mike Froeschle
Davenport
Fort Madison
David Weaver
D.M. Lincoln
Trevor Clark
Fort Dodge
Perry Hughes
Clinton
Richard Herman
S.E. Polk
Lewis Massey
C.B. Lewis Central
Russ Bothwell
Urbandale
Scott Weatherill
Bill Tate
Waterloo Columbus
Phil Callahan
Ed Ergenbright
Newton
Dave Hunt
Charles City
Dan Roy
Mason City
Jerry Kellogg
Sioux City North
Jim Fox
Marshalltown
Russ Graves
Webster City
Joe Finney
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Mike Stover
Eric Wortman
Iowa City West
Joe Gibbons
Ames
Tim Draper
C.B
D.J. Kline
Tom Hanson
C.R. Kennedy
Scott Shirley
Crick Pearson
Waterloo East
Jack Engelken
West Dubuave
Epworth
West Des Moines
Dowling
James Turner
Waterloo West
Rick DeBartolo
Curt Radcliffe
Iowa City
Mike Froeschie
Assumption
Tim Belz
Cedar Falls
Tim Krieger
Jefferson
Russ Groves
Wesbert City
Kurt Ranshaw
Iowe City West
Dan Maiewski
Mark Olson
Phil Perry
Oelwein
Dan Stepleton
Carroll Kuemper
Joe Nekvinda
C.R. Prairie
Brian McCracken
Bettendorf
Dave Kiasson
Iowa City High
Bill Reed
Gene Belz
Davenport West
Hwt
Randy McFadden
Muscatine
Robert Harris
Runnells Southeast Polk
Hop Peterson
Bob Garrow
West Dubuque
Terry Roiss
Jeff Knutson
Crestwood Cresco
Mark Sindlinger
Charrles City
Kim Eisner
Bettendor
Humboldt
Turkey Valley
Osage
Mount Vernon
Washington
Algona
Wopsie Valley
Emmetsburg
Forest City
Cherokee
Mediapolis
Denver
Sigourney
Glenwood
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Jefferson and
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Osceola Clarke
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Regionals recap from Iowa girls 1A 2A 3A semifinals
In Afton Bridgewater-Fontanelle beat Diagonal 77 67 Lakota edged Cedar Valley 55 52 Everly lost to Terrill 48 30 Wellsburg overwhelmed Gladbrook 56 4 Eariham outpaced Paton Chardan 86 82 Remsen Union outlasted Schaller 64 63 in OT Winfield Mount Union defeated Moravia 42 36 Aplington bested Bennett 84 62 2A final saw Hartley 43 Britt 38 Southeast Warren 63 West Burlington 38 3A final at West Union Sumner 71 Central Elkader 48.
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Estherville
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Gladbrook
Guthrie Center
Eariham
Paton Chardan
Holstein Remsen
College Basketball Scores Snapshot
A busy slate shows Clarkson over Rochester 83 64 and many others across conferences. Highlights include Virginia St 88 NC Central 82 and Bucking up regional games with OT thrills and close finals.
Iowa College Scores and Tournament Results
Central defeats Wartburg 81 to 69 in a men’s basketball clash. Northern Iowa edges Campbell in overtime 64 to 65. In NAIA District 15 Loros beats Graceland 65 to 6. Drake trounces Creighton 113 to 64 in women’s play. Mount Mercy tops Simpson 85 to 7 and Upper Iowa beats Buena Vista 64 to 6.
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Simpson
Campbell
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Loras
Graceland
Moorhead St
Northern St
Southwestern
Illinois
Wright St
Wesleyan
Central
Northern Iowa
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Mount Mercy
Upper Iowa
State Meet Panics Across Des Moines and Ames
Coverage lists events across Des Moines and Ames including the state meet at Ames and regional finals in Muscatine. Teams Coe and Grinnell appear in track and basketball events with Central and Buddha Inv. at Grinnell. Baseball and football staff moves noted for Boston and Green Bay.
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Des Moines
Ames
Mount Mercy
Petia
Coe
Grinnell
LaSalle
Mediopolis
CR. Washington
Davenport
Muscatine High School
Television Slate For Saturday Sports Schedule
TV slate lists NCAA basketball Michigan against Indiana at noon on NBC. Fishing with Roland Martin airs at 12 30 p m on I channel. World Championship Tennis at 12 30 p m on KDUB and 1 a m on WMT. Channel and host names are given for a Saturday schedule.
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Indiana
NBC
Roland Martin
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Wrestlers reach finals at state meet amid crowded competition
The 7:00 p.m. finals feature Hanson and Hahesy in a tight 171-pound clash while Mike Johnson of Cedar Rapids Jefferson seeks his first state title. Jefferson leads with five finalists as Iowa City West and Prairie contribute contenders, and Mt. Vernon hopes for a rare twin title run as Greg and Steve Stellar advance.
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Turkey Valley
Jackson Junction
Humboldt
Osage
Mt. Vernon
Greg
Steve
Desmond
Mike Schimp
Forest City
Todd Lesker
Dennis Merrick
Dave Mierick
Kevin Dresser
Sigourney
Scott Kephart
MFL
Monona
Larry Vorwald
Etienne Rams Fall Short After Strong Third Quarter
Etienne and his team ended the regular season with a 6-13 record as they fought for a win. Mike Tigges led Senior with 15 points while Botsford surged in the final period with 12 of his 14 points. Chris Vogt added 12 for the Rams before Kennedy’s Dave Flanagan injured his back and was carried off.
Kennedy leads Kennedy injured early Fourth period
Kennedy suffers a stretcher delay early in the fourth as the Cougars prepare for their playoff opener versus Linn Marion at Marion. Team rosters list multiple players with shooting lines and team totals, while fouls and turnovers are tallied and halftime shows Kennedy ahead 3 to Senior 23.
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Linn-Mar
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Wahlert rallies past Wash with second-half press
Wahlert trails at 37 36 but uses a second half press to topple Wash Wahlert center Dale Leibfried fouls out with 5 02 left and Wahlert holds on to win 49 45. Puk scores 15 for Wash while Ehlers posts 16 for Wahlert with key baskets down the stretch.
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Jim McGrath
Mark Ehlers
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Dale Leibfried
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King
C.R. Washington
Randy Luter
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Mark Clymer
Bill Happel
Judd Malcolm
Kevin Wilson
Chuck Davisson
Wahiert
Red Peppers Column Marks 33rd Year At The Gazette
The Red Peppers sports column, started in 1924 by Earl Coughlin, reaches Gus Schrader's 33rd year with The Gazette as the writer. The feature appears six days a week on the sports pages with readers’ letters answered Sundays in Sports Open Forum.
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Gus Schrader
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