J Hawks rally to edge Royals in district opener 76 63
Jeff rolls in the second half to overturn an early Regis lead and defeat the Royals 76 63 in a Class AA district basketball opener at Kennedy. With Jeff Lockett keying a 20 8 third quarter surge, the J Hawks advance to meet Prairie in the district championship at 7 30 p m Wednesday.
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Jack Executive
Ealiter Regia High School
Jefferson
Kennedy
J-Hawks
Royals
Prairie
Regis
Jeff
Jim Lockett
Lockett
Central Beats East In District Play For Iowa State Tournament
Sioux City Central defeated Sioux City East 72-64 to open class AA district play. Regis suffered a late-foul trouble collapse as Central broke away in the second half behind Brit Cameron's 25 and Kirk Hogan's 16. Jeff Regis totaled 27 baskets on 79 attempts with Rusty Hamilton adding 29 points for Regis.
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Regis
Mike Kaup
Kennedy
Jefferson
Rusty Hamilton
Hamilton
Jeff
Mike Mai
Regis Coder
Sioux City Central
Des Moines
Central
Royals
Sioux City East
Knecker
Bob Ratherman
Doug Smith
Maroons
Sioux City Hee- Jan
Sioux City Riverside
East
Brit Cameron
Kirk Hogan
Garry Smith
Randy Dokken
Town City West
Iowa City
Davenport West
Rapids Washington
Storm Lake
Ames
Boone
Terry Carroll
Hawks Edge Marion In District First Round Matchup
Prairie high s Hawks rout Marion 60-57 in a district first round at Kennedy to advance and face Jeffers in the district final. Greg Gibney led Prairie with 25 points to set a new season scoring record, while Bob Cleppe added 15 as Marion fought to the end.
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Boone
Marshalltown
Geinwell
Tim Vaughn
Bobcats
Grinnell
South Tama
South ‘Yama
Mark Fetter
Spoint
Nevana
Ames
Harlan
Glenwood
Roger Jacobsen
Atlantic
Clear Lake
Forest City
Itg Jnth
Rick Chapman
Paul Schoneman
Mike Stiltsky
Garete Beerte Weiler
Prairie High
Hawks
Iowa
Marion
Washington Gym
Jefferam
Regis
Kennedy
Davenport West
Prairie
Marlon
Greg Gibney
Metro
Jesse Schaite
Gibney
Hng
Cleppa
Bob
Dee Bush
Cleppe
Karras mocks foreign kickers and pro football myths
Gus Schrader reports on Alex Karras denouncing foreign placekickers and critiquing modern football politics during a Collins Radio talk. He riffs on Jim Brown, Gale Sayers, Johnny Unitas, and Dick Butkus, recalls curfews and pay, and notes AP and Chicago Today polls plus Dizzy Trout’s death.
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Keeching
Alex Karras
Karras
Collins Radio
Armar Ballroom
Jim Brown
Chicago
Gale Sayers
Eddie Podolak
Kansas City
Ball
Johnny Unitas
Howard Cosell
Forest Evashevski
Paul
Dizzy” Trout
White Sox
Detroit Tigers
Dizzy
Jim Meaghan
C.R
Elke
Elks
Midwest
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Rick Westhoff
Kuenz
Kaup
Duane Crock
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Mark Loos
Mai
Tim Cooper
Weathett
Deffix
Tim
Wete
Black Raiders
Eam Union
Entral
Daven
Clarke Toeceom
Ma Moines
Vaterane
Ps Peel
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LaVerte Bruns
Chaney
Tom Donovan
Volkswagen
Incv
Reeve Volkswagen
Collins Rd
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Wimam Malier Sons
Poona
Red Peppers
Gus Schrader
Detroit Lions
Alex
Top Thrill
Gary T
Tara
Matte
Bay
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Louie
Redskins
Clint Walker
Dick Butkus
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