Iowa City West Top Cedar Rapids Washington 72 65
Iowa City West defeats Cedar Rapids Washington 72 to 65 as Paul Jahnke scores a career high 17 points, including eight in the final quarter. West shot 54 percent on 29 of 54 from the field, capping a strong season heading into tournament time. Coach Jerry Bush hails the win as icing on the cake for the team.
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Iowa City
Iowa City West High
Jerry Bush
Cedar Rapids Washington
Bush
Regina
Don King
West
Paul Jahnke
West A
Lagan
Jahnke
Bassett
Jacobson
Pexa
Gatens
Seyfer Seiffert
Brees
Allen Searls
Williams Hukil
Larew
Dore Eteee
Wash
Ee Ee Ee
West Seem Ete Eee
Orew
Seyfer
Williams
Hakill
Jacoson
Atens
Seiffert
Searls
Allen
Dore
Brases Clutch Free Throws Give Prairie 72 71 Win
Cedar Rapids Prairie edged Anamosa 72 71 as Jon Brase drew a five second call and made two free throws with five seconds left. Brase scored 23 while Anamosa’s Jim Edwards led all scorers with 26. Bob Russell and Ross Brainard added 13 each for Anamosa. Prairie improved to 12 6. Anamosa fell to 12 6.
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Anamosa
Jon Brase
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Hawks
Brase
Jim Edwards
Edwards
Bob Zalesky
Bob Kleppe
Ross Brainard
Russell
Prairie
C.R. Prairie
Klieppe
Teymer
Zalesky
Meeks Gibney
Bel
Fetter
Brainard
Stepanek
Zim‘man
Ee Jansen
Ee Ae
Ee Ee Ey
Beckman Beats Manchester 79 55 Behind Miller's 16
Dyersville Beckman improved to victory over Manchester with Bob Hitten Miller scoring 16 points leading to a 79 to 55 win.
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Dyersville
Bob Hittenmiller
Beckman
Manchester
Waverly Escapes Oelwein For NE Iowa Crown
Waverly defeated Oelwein 58 to 50 to claim the Northeast Iowa championship as Gary Emmert scored 16 for the winners. It was the Huskies first league defeat. Waverly led the sophomores 69 to 41 in the junior varsity contest.
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Waverly
Oelwein
Northeast Iowa
Gary Emmert
Huskies
Soph
Indianola defeats Boone 67 to 50 in boys basketball
Indianola topped Boone 67 50 as Rick Lathrum scored 26 points. The Indians also won the junior varsity 85 45. In Vinton North West Union, North High West Union won 83 50 with Hanneman 27 and Koutouc 23 leading the winners. West Union captured the JV 51 43.
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Boone
Indianola
Rick Lathrum
Vinton-North
West Union
Vinton
North High West Union
Hanneman
Koutouc
Grinnell Suffers Defeat as Thayer Leads Ankeny
Grinnell trailed Ankeny 68 55 as Ed Thayer scored 18 points to pace the visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grinnell
Ankeny
Ed Thayer
South Tama Falls to Urbandale 72 66 in Hard-Fought Game
Urbandale nipped South Tama 72-66 as Mark Fetter led South Tama with 20 points. South Tama also won the sophomore game 61-56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Tama
Urbandale
Mark Fetter
Waukon Edges Starmont 58-54 In Tight Clash
Waukon defeated Starmont 58 to 54 as Terry Oesterle scored 21 points for the winners in a close boys basketball game.
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Waukon
Starmont
Terry Oesterle
Hoosiers Rout Iowa in 98 25 Swimming Dual
Indiana hammer Iowa 98 to 25 in Bloomington as Iowa fails to win any event. Relay teams feature Dahlberg O Connor Stamm Stamm and McCullough with multiple Indy wins led by Kinsella Spitz and Hall in individual events. Hawkeyes head to Purdue afterward.
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Bloomington
Ind
Indiana
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Purdue
Frank McCullough
Pete Dahlberg
Larry Barbiere
Pat O’connor
Gary James
John Kinsella
Mark Spitz
Gary Conally
George Smith
Tom Eldridge
Mike Stamm
Rich Andersen
Gary Hall
Roger Benson
Frank Smith
Staub Sparks LaSalle Sophs to 82 64 Win
John Staub scored 27 as LaSalle sophomores defeated Independence 82 to 64 Friday night. Stainbrook and Nielson added 21 and 20 for Independence. LaSalle contributions include Teahen 3, Frett 9, Fahnle 11, Saunders 10, Carano 7, Kenney 13.
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John Staub
LaSalle Sophs
Independence
Stainbrook
Nielson
Indee
LaSalle
Rick Teahen
Gary Frett
Jake Fahnle
Duane Beer
Mike Saunders
Rick Carano
Apt Kenney
Gaffney
Beier Cae Rook
Lohman
Ilson
Torgler Leads Warrior Sophs
IOWA CITY The Washington sophomores closed their season by defeating West 76-57 behind 31 points from Allen Torgler. The win left Washington 11-3 in MVC play and 14-4 overall, securing second in the conference while West dropped to 2-12 in the MVC and 4-14 overall.
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Trojans
Wash
West
King
Roland Bassett
Ron Pexa
Pexa
Kennedy
Regis
Iowa City
Regina
Washington
Allen Torgler
Young Warriors
Jeff Wins Valley Title Clinches MVC Crown for J-Hawks
The Jefferson sophomores clinched the Mississippi Valley Conference title by beating Dubuque Hempstead 64-45. Jefferson improves to 12-2 in conference play and 15-3 overall, led by Jim Dulin with 22 points and Craig Wilford adding 12. Other scorers include Kurtka, Watson, McDowell, Allen, and Kuenzi for the J-Hawks. Hempstead's Rick, Bird, Heinz, Glasnovich, Platt, Natz, Purcell, and Frommeilt contributed to the defense and scoring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Sophs
Dubuque Hempstead
J-Hawks
Jim Dulin
Craig Wilford
Jeff
Kurka
Watson
Wilford
McDowell
Allen
Dulin
Kuenzi
State High School Wrestling Summaries
Summary of numerous matches from state wrestling, listing weight classes and winners. Key victors include Mouriam, Saggan, Lepic, Musselman, and Hansen with scores across multiple schools such as Webster City, East Wat, and West Wat. Results show close bouts, overtime decisions, and pins across divisions 98 to heavyweight.
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Keith Mouriam
Web. City
Mike DeAnda
Cent. Dav
Larry Dawson
Southeast Polk
Dave Cunningham
East Wat
Jim Alderman
Ilona City
Rick Benson
East S.C
Tom Danner
Wahiert
Mike Land
Valley W.D.M
Jeff Saggan
Boone
Steve Wells
Roosevelt D.M
Urbandale
Jon Bagenstos
West Wat
Jerry Kersten
Harlan
Joe Corso
Jay Hubner
Central Day
Ivan Musselman
Fort Dodge
Ron Yeley
Mt. Pleasant
Joe Soliner
Southeast Pork
Kim Clarkes
Wat
Karl. Waller
Wash
Keith Mourlain
Webster City
Wahler
Iowa City
Mitchell Taylor
Chris Larsen
Ar- Renne
Jim Schmidt
West Dav
District girls playoff upsets set semifinals
West Liberty Sigourney M F L and Maquoketa Valley earned second chances to reach district semifinal rounds after first round wins. West Liberty beat Bennet 46 29 Sigourney defeated Pekin 63 55 M F L routed Mar Mac 80 31 and Maquoketa Valley beat East Buchanan 85 66 A bus accident forced postponement of Marcus Lawton Bronson test with the team bus skidding en route to Sioux City four players including top scorer Jane Bird bruised treated and released.
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West Liberty
Sigourney
M-Fl
Maquoketa Valley
Bennett
Pekin
M-F-L
Mar- Mac
East Buchanan
Marcus
Lawton Bronson
Sioux City
First Round Results From Iowa High School Basketball
First round games across Iowa featured close finishes and decisive Upsets. Notable scores include Audubon routing Manilla 87 68 and Spencer beating Loay Central 93 68 while George 93 Loay Central 68 led Spencer. Other results show Guthrie Center 76 Adel 66 and West Liberty 46 Delwood 55.
Bettendorf Tops Kennedy Sophs in 75-60 win
Bettendorf sophomores defeated Cedar Rapids Kennedy 75 to 60 Friday night. Miller led Bettendorf with 20 points while Heath added 21 for Kennedy. Kennedy ends season 7-11.
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Bettendorf
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Miller
Ladd Heath
Cougars
Kendzireski
Fahy
Laing
Haas
Patton
Handley
Ellis
Heath
Reinhold
van Hoeck
Wilson
Clapp
Cebuhar
Ormiston
Maquoketa Valley, MFL fire past East Buchanan in district joy
In girls district first round play Mag. Valley MFL crushed Maquoketa Valley 80 to 31 with Gail Langholz scoring 39 points and Grim adding 39 for the winners. East Buchanan fell 85 to 66 as Lemming led with 40 and Cummings 26 for Maquoketa Valley.
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Oelwein
M-F-L
Mar-Mac
Maquoketa Valley
East Buchanan
Gail Langholz
Peerson
Grim
Lemming
Valley
Cummings
Kittleson
Lentz
McGraw
Halford
Decker
Gladbrook Wins 57 56 Over Reinbeck In Narrow Finish
Gladbrook edged Reinbeck 57 to 56 as Janette Peiper scored 28 points and Doris Thede added 19. Pella Christian fell 39-38 to Prairie City, with Marlys Van der Linden and Judy Fopma each scoring 18 for Pella Christian. Leona Van Wyk led Prairie City with 18.
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LE Grand
Pella Christian
Prairie City
Gladbrook
Reinbeck
Marlys van der Linden
Pella
Judy Fopma
Leona van Wyk
Janette Peiper
Joyce Noltenmeier
Lu Freed
Marlys van derLinden
Virginia Pethoven
Glenda St. John
Cindy Kane
Doris Thede
Mary Lou Bruene
Kathy Soska
Sandra Rickert
West Liberty and Delwood win first round district games
West Liberty defeated Bennett 46 to 29 led by Lory Hildebrand with 24 points and Deb Gosenberg 16. Delwood edged Andrew 55 to 45 as Barb Scheneder scored 27 and Corine Nims 15, with Deb Eggers 20 for Andrew.
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Davenport
West Liberty
Bennett
Delwood
Andrew
Lory Hildebrand
Mary Schnack
Barb Schneder
Deb Eggers
Deb Gosenberg
Tess Anderson
Peg Eichelberger
Linda Burmeister
Judy Havill
LuAnne Burmeister
Derwood
Barb Scheneder
Corine Nims
Tedra O'Connell
Neolia Specht
Kathy Heinz
Jackie Roder
Wrestling finalists set after tight state meet showdowns
Iowa high school wrestling semifinals produced several dramatic upsets and close calls. Waller dominated his opening matches, Doolin advanced with a pair of tough wins, and notable quiet favorites like Jeff Williams and Tom Lepic moved into finals across AAA and AA divisions. Washington and Cedar Rapids area grapplers also remained in the chase as final rounds loom.
Warriors Near 8th Straight Swim Title
Washington led as it neared a eighth straight state swimming title with 10 qualifiers for Saturday finals at Beyer Hall. Sophomore Bob Reinhold of Ames set a 56.1 seconds 100 backstroke state record, while Cedar Falls set a 3:25.0 in the 400 free relay, erasing Muscatine’s mark. Ben Taylor starred for Washington with a 100 butterfly win and a second in the 200 IM as finals approached.
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Ames
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Iowa State
Beyer Hall
Bob Reinhold
Cedar Falls
Reinhold
Davenport Central
Doug Walrod
Bob McKay
McKay
Muscatine
Soph Ben Taylor
Wash
Ben
Rob McKay
Warren Smith
Mike Stodola
John Hunting
Valley
West Des Moines
Mark Quade
Ray Lucas
Steve Flanagan
Hugh Andreason
Marshalltown
Steve Shramousky
Mike Kosieradski
Jon Hull
Neal Arends
Rick Lorber
Brad Titus
Dennis Blackwood
John McKee
Hoover
Des Moines
Rex Robinson
Dave Assager
Bob Leno
Bill Wellborne
Kennedy
Doug Quick
Bruce Carlson
Dave Koach
Mark Lee
Bill Fowler
Tom Wenkstein
Jeff Webb
John Arnot
Des _ Moines
John Longnecker
Roosevelt
Joe Grimes
Jeff Mykleby
Bennage Washington
Bob Reinbold
Bob Kingsbury
Ottumwa
Randy Jones
Todd Miller
Rod Oberhaus
Ralph Mundt
West Davenport
Tom Bliss
Charles Neff
Clinton
Bob Crawford
Gib Eggen
Prep basketball results from Iowa and surrounding areas
A compiled recap of numerous prep basketball scores including C.R. Marion defeating C.R. LaSalle 124 to 59, Kennedy 90 over Anamosa, and Des Moines area showdowns such as Davenport West 72 over C.R. Wash 65. Other notable results include Moline 83 over Davenport Acception 34, Fairfield 64 over Ft. Madison, and Ottumwa 121 over D.M. East 62 amid a long list of regional games.
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C.R. LaSalle
Independence
R. Jeff
Hempstead i
Co. West
C.R. Wash
R. Prairie
Anamosany Kennedy
Bettendorf
Moline
Dav
Acception
Morrison
DeWin
Fairfield
Ft. Madison
Riverdale
Pleasant Valley
Urbandale
South Tama
Washington
Mt. Pleasant
Algona
Iowa A
Indianola
Boone
Chicago Dunbar
Keoxuk
Ottumwa
D.M. East
D.M. North
Carroll-Kuem
Knoxville
Winterset
Webster City
Hampton
Denison
C.B. Lincoln
Ankeny
Grinnell
Pella
Nevada
S.C. East
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S.C. Keelan
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Clear Lake
Harlan
Shenandoah
Osage
Forest City
Centerville
Bloomfield
Creston
Osceola
Lake Mills
Gar.Hay
Rock Island
College Scores Reported From Iowa and Midwest Conferences
Iowa Conference Central 72 Simpson 61 William Penn 81 Buena Vista 64 Dubuque 101 Luther 92 Wartburg 85 Upper Iowa 82 Midwest Conference Penn 96 Brown 82 Dartmouth 99 Cornell 88 Princeton 108 Yale 64 Villanova 67 Temple 65 South Wake Forest 64 Clemson 54 Ga Southwestern 64 Augusta 47 Far West Brigham Young 95 Arizona 83 California 103 Oregon 72 Stanford 97 Oregon St 85 Long Beach St 63 San Diego St 61 St Martin's 108 Portland St 89
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Central
Simpson
William Penn
Buena Vista
Dubuque
Luther
Wartburg
Upper Iowa
Penn
Brown
Dartmouth
Cornell
Princeton
Yale
Villanova
Temple
Brigham Young
Arizona
California
Oregon
Stanford
Long Beach
San Diego
St. Martin’s
Portland
Rams Dominate Lawrence 91-63 In Midwest Conference Showdown
Cornell overwhelms Lawrence 91 to 63 as Max Hanson leads with 25 points. Dave Hanson and Ed Ashmore add 12 each, Kevin Gage scores 25 for Lawrence. Cornell improves to 9-6 in conference and 11-8 overall.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Lawrence
Max Hanson
Ram
Hanson
Dave
Ed Ashmore
Kevin Gage
Cornell
Cornett
M.hansn
Ashmore
Kane
Travis
Dan Gable loses in Russian freestyle tourney first round
In Telidi Russia Dan Gable a two time NCAA champion was defeated in the first round at 149 pounds by Vasily Kazakhov. American team members Larry Christoff and John Morley also scored pins.
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Telidi
Russia
Iowa State University
Dan Gable
Vasily Kazakhov
Gable
Larry Christoff
John Morley
Ray Malavasi Rejoins Bills Then Linked to Raiders Coaching
Ray Malavasi, Buffalo Bills defensive line coach since 1969, re signed on Friday and was reported to be joining John Madden's Oakland Raiders coaching staff in the National Football League.
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Buffalo
N.Y
Ray Malavasi
Buffalo Bills
John Madden
Oakland Raiders
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