Iowa Michigan State game opens new Big Ten TV format
Michigan State meets Iowa in the first game at Hawkeye-Carver Arena signaling a new Big Ten schedule move to Wednesday for one Thursday game to accommodate a TV contract. The ESPN WGN Chicago Iowa Television Network broadcast carries KWWL Channel 7 at 7 p.m. with next games listed and season notes on teams like Indiana Northwestern Minnesota and Illinois.
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Ohio State Beats Kansas 64-61 in Non Conference Clash
Ron Stokes fueled a late three point play and a free throw to lift Ohio State past Kansas 64-61 in Kansas City. Carl Henry led Kansas with 22 points while Tony Campbell and Granville Waiters paced Ohio State with 17 and 14 respectively.
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IHSAA Sets Plans for Boys basketball Tournament
The Iowa Boys High School Athletic Association announces 1983 basketball plans with seedings for 3A and 2A districts using a points system based on wins over different class opponents. District 11 includes Jefferson Washington Marion and Iowa City High. District 12 pairs Kennedy Linn-Mar Prairie and Iowa City West. Sectional playoffs begin Feb 21 with state finals March 15-19 at Veterans Auditorium Des Moines.
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Calgary Flames Top USSR Stars 3-2 In Tight Game
Lanny McDonald scored and assisted as Calgary mounted tough checking to derail the USSR All Star team 3-2. The loss ties the six game series at two wins apiece. The Soviets struggled with passing until the third period when they narrowed Calgary's lead before Reggie Lemelin replaced Don Edwards in net.
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