College Basketball Tuesday Results Across OWA Colleges
Tuesday results span multiple conferences with numerous matchups. Notable scores include Grand View 85 over Winona St Minnesota 7, Alabama State 74 over Jackson State 71, Clemson 51 over Furman 50, Virginia Tech 84 over East Carolina 72, and Houston 84 over Texas A&M 61. Tournament notes include CAPITAL CITY CLASSIC standings and OHIO WESLEYAN events.
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Adelphi
Gannon
Connecticut
Pittsburgh
E. Nozerine
Nyack
Fairmont
Penn St-Behrend
Jone
Georgia Tech
John Jay
Medgar Evers
NY Tech
Oakland
Mich
Pace
Hunter
Penn St
Geo. Washington
St. T. Aquinas
Mercy
Susquehanna
Lehigh
Upsala
Wm. Paterson
Villanova
Boston
Westminster
Indiana
Pac
SOUTH
Alabama St
Jackson St
Chicago
Alabama
Clemson
Furman
David Lipscomb
Wabash
Davidson
Notre Dame
Florida St
Jacksonville
Londer
Erskine
Norfolk St
Cedarville
Missouri
Edwardsvil
Missouri-St. Louis
Harris-Stowe
Illinois
Oakland City
Tri-State
St. Joseph's
Ind
Wright St
St. Francis
Ill
Arkansas St
Missouri-Rolla
Houston
Texas
A&m
New Mexico
Grand Canyon
West
Air Force
Wis.Stephens
Azusa Pacific
Malone
Ohio
Bakersfield
Cal
Eastern Washington
Whitworth
Fullerton
Ohio Wesleyan
Case Western
Heidelbero
Westone
Gardner-Webb
Southern Cat
Louisiana Tech
Maryland
Kentucky
Old Dominion
Cheyney
UCLA
Auburn
Penn State
Rutgers
N. Carolino
Mississippi Valley league scores headlined by close wins
Boys basketball results list numerous games across Mississippi Valley and surrounding conferences. C.R. Regis edged C.R. Jefferson 46 43 while C.R. Wash defeated C.R. Kennedy 50 46 in OT. Other notable results include Solon routing Mount Vernon 77 55 and Cedar Montezuma beating BGM 58 47 with many OT and margin close finishes across the region.
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Mississippi Valley CR. Regis
C.R. Jefferson
C.R. Wash
C.R. Kennedy
West Central
Stormont
Springville
North Linn
Urbana
Central City
East Buchanan
Ed-Co
OT Cascade
Maquoketa Valley
South Iowa
CEDAR
Man. Valley
Center Point
Cedar Montezuma
BGM
Williamsburg
HLV
Iowa Valley
English Valleys
East Iowa
Hawkeye
Mount Vernon
Solon
Durant
Tipton
Mid-Prairie
Clear Creek
Iowa Cedar
D.r.millersburg
Amano
Mid-Eas Preston
Olin
Midland
Lisbon
Gutenberg
Lincoln
Clarence Lowden
E. Central
Upper Iowa
Elkader Central
Garnaville
Iowa
Charles City
Waterloo
Wapsie
State METRO PREPS WR J C Regina at LaSalle 7:45
Regional sports roundup lists multiple high school and college games with scores and top performers across Iowa venues. Notable results include Mount Vernon, Solon, Urbana, North Linn, and Lynn-Mar area teams, with individual tallies for players such as Solon’s Donohue and Urbana’s Eldred and Ockenfels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaSalle
J.C. Regina
Linn-Mar
Wat
Columbus
West Delaware
Jefferson
Dyers
Beckman
Williamsburg
Kennedy
Marion
Regis
Washington
Pro Football Playoff Schedule And Rosters
Schedule lists Wild Card games January 8 9 with teams including Detroit Washington St Louis Green Bay Cleveland LA Raiders New England Miami Jets Cincinnati San Diego Pittsburgh Tampa Bay Dallas Atlanta Minnesota Conference semifinals and championships follow with venues at home of top seeds. Round 3 4 5 6 7 include players from Michigan Texas Oklahoma and others with college ties and Pro teams. Additional notes list Iowa players chosen Round 7 10 Michigan Drake and Chicago Drake selections.
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Tampa Bay
Dallas
Atlanta
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Ray Horton
Washington
Arizona
Sid Abramowitz
Tulsa
New Jersey
Ramsey Dordar
Louisiana State
Steven Starling
McNeese State
Birmingham
Gary Lewis
Oklahoma State
Chicago
Frank Minnifield
Louisville
Oakland
David Lutz
Georgia Tech
Philadelphia
Greg Hill
Denver
John Harper
Southern Illinois
Michigan
Bobby Hebert
Northwest Louisiana
Boston
Clinton Sampson
San Diego State
Anthony Allen
Steve Moore
Tennessee State
Weedy Harris
Houston
Paul Skansi
Mark Kirchner
Baylor
Antonio Gibson
Cincinnati
Vince Newsome
Matt Vandenboom
Wisconsin
Karl Nelson
Iowa State
Bob Winckler
Wes Hopkins
Southern Methodist
Bob Fada
Pittsburgh
Mark Bortz
Lowe
Eredee
Tom Ramsey
UCLA
Mike Hohensee
Wayne Harris
Mississippi State
Blanchard Montgomery
Chris Castor
Duke
Doug Howard
North Carolina State
Jerome Foster
Ohio State
Allen Harvin
Brett Miller
Iowa
Whit Taylor
Vanderbilt
John Tuggle
California
Mark Cooper
Miami
Fla
LA Raiders
San Diego
NY Jets
New England
Cleveland
Buffalo
Seattle
Kansas City
Baltimore
PFPA
Green Bay
St. Louis
Detroit
New Orleans
NY Giants
San Francisco
LA Rams
NY Islanders
NY Rangers
Montreal
Quebec
Hartford
Detroit Gun
Toronto
Edmonton
Winnipeg
Calgary
Vancouver
Wes Chandler
San Diego Chargers
Dwight Clark
San Francisco 49Ers
Kellen Winslow
Marvin Powell
New York Jets
Anthony Munoz
Cincinnati Bengals
Doug Wilkerson
R.C. Thielemann
Atlanta Falcons
Joe Fields
Dan Fouts
Freeman McNeil
Marcus Allen
Los Angeles Raiders
Ed Jones
Dallas Cowboys
Mark Gastineau
Randy White
Doug English
Detroit Lions
Nose Taokie
Fred Smerias
Buffalo Bills
Lawrence Taylor
New York Giants
Ted Hendricks
Jack Lambert
Pittsburgh Steelers
Donnie Shell
Nolan Cromwell
Los Angeles Rams
Mark Haynes
Louis Breeden
Coaching and staff changes across multiple leagues
Resignations and hirings sweep football baseball hockey and soccer from USFL CFL NBA and MISL. Chicago sees Hank Kuhlmann depart to Birmingham as assistant head coach while Marv Levy is fired in Kansas City. Boston, Detroit, St. Louis, New York, and others announce coach moves, player signings, and recalled or reassigned personnel across farm teams, leagues, and promotional roles. Major moves include Bob Watson signing with Atlanta, Dale Lindsey re signing with Toronto as linebacker coach for Boston USFL, and Dave ll named St Louis MISL head coach.
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Chicago
Hank Kuhlmann
Birmingham
Kansas City
Marv Levy
Los Angeles
Ray Malavasi
Toronto
Dale Lindsey
Boston
Keith Bowen
Atlanta
Bob Watson
Joe Morgan
Pawtucket
Tony Torchia
Pittsburgh
Chuck Hartenstein
Hawaii
Vernon Law
New York
Doug
New York Rangers
Graeme Nicolson
Tulsa
Steve Weeks
St. Louis
Glen Hanlon
Vaclav Nedomansky
Andre Dore
Rick Heinz
Salt Lake City
Detroit
Mark Lofthouse
Adirondack
Tom Rowe
Hartford
Rick Ley
Binghamton
TV Slate and NFL All Pro Team Highlights Listed
Television schedule notes 6 30 p m on WOC KWWL and WHO with college basketball Michigan State town. NFL All Pro first team offense and defense lists include Chandler Winslow Munoz etc. Round 2 mentions Tampa Bay Jimmy Payne drafted details follow in sparse list.
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Hawkeye
Woc
KWWL
WHO
Michigan Statetown
Jubilee Eight Aims For 700 In Jubilee Lanes Meet
Flo Pepmeyer bowling column notes Ted Ebertsch nearly hit 700 with Jubilee Eight at Jubilee Lanes, finishing 254-697. Kathy Fry posts 233-624 at Romco Daytime Classic at Lancer Lanes, with other league results from Empire Lanes, Jubilee Lanes, Lancer Lanes, and studios across towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Flo Pepmeyer
Szette
Ted Ebertsch
Jubilee Lanes
Kathy Fry
Lancer Lanes
Russ Bartels
Joan McCord
Tom Frody
Gary Etzel
Ladies Inter Church
Jane Hockersmith
Mary Ellen Karlan
Jubilee
Ann Bissell
Diane Shafer
Jon Porter
al LeGrand
Craig Dvorak
Bob Wichman
Carroll Douglas
Bob Goldsberry
Dorothy Staub
Bob Hathaway
Matt Marx
John Hecktsmiller
Cin Mopers
Bonnie Brodie
O'Dell Leaves ISU To Take Minnesota Linebacker Post
Gerald O'Dell, 34, Iowa State University defensive line coach, accepted the Minnesota linebackers job. He joined ISU in 1979 with Donnie Duncan, coached linebackers in 1979, then the defensive line for three seasons. An Ames TV station said he would accept this week, and Sparky Woods was also reported to be moving to Appalachian State.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachian State
Boone
N.C
ISU
WIU Rolls UNI In Chaminade Classic Opener
Western Illinois topped Northern Iowa 77 55 in the Chaminade Classic opening game. Eric Jackson led WIU with 16 points, followed by J Dykstra 15 and Joe Dykstra 13 as WIU built a 42 25 halftime margin and never looked back.
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Honolulu
Western Illinois
Eric Jackson
University of Northern Iowa
Tim Dunham
Richard Haenisch
Chaminade University
Abilene Christian University
Jackson
J.D. Dykstra
Joe Dykstra
Todd Hutcheson
Roger Nickell
Kevin Bradford
Northern Iowa
Lorenzen fuels Kennedy bid in narrow win over Washington
Lorenzen scored 25 to lead Kennedy past Washington 46-50 in a tense battle. Noonan led Washington with 15 points as both teams traded leads, with Kennedy pulling away late after tight defense and key rebounds. Lorenzen added eight boards and three blocks while Eells contributed 11 for Kennedy.
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Washington
Lorenzen
Warrior
Kennedy
Tim Batterson
Eells
Rick Fry
Noonan
Jeff
Hrubas
Puk
Craig Severson
Spencer Eells
Jack Adams
J.J. Puk
Karl Davis
Joe Hidder
Wash
Regis Prepares For Top-Ranked Wahler't In 3A Matchup
Regis takes a week off before hosting the top 3A club Wahlert of Dubuque, 6-0, on Tuesday. Wahlert visits Jefferson Friday in a Mississippi Valley Conference clash after Regis beat Jefferson 46 to 43. Hesselmann scores 16, Petrzelka 12, Hoefner 11 for Regis while Driscoll 13 and Gull 12 lead Jefferson. Fouled out: Hachey.
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Dubuque Wahlert
Wahlert
Jefferson
Regis
Pat Hesselmann
Anton Petrzelka
Kurt Hoefner
Brian Gradeville
Dick Breitbach
Bob Driscoll
Troy Walker
Doug Ramsey
Dave Edwards
Joel Hachey
Scott Gull
Hachey
Regis matmen top Gazette's Top 20
Regis and Prairie lead Cedar Rapids area wrestling as the Gazette charts top 20. Regis 2-1 with seven wrestlers in the list including 132-pound Dale Schwach 12-0 and 105-pound Jeff Hennessey 10-2, while Prairie 5-0 duals and four entries led by 105-pound Chuck Hardin 8-1. LaSalle also posts four top-20 grapplers led by Mark Steffen 11-1 and John Regan 9-0.
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Prairie
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Associated Press
The
Gazette
Metro
Regis Royals
Dale Schwach
Schwach
Dale
Randy Ray
Schwab
Ray
Jeff Hennessey
Hennessey
Washington
Mike Brown
Brown
Rich
Rod Hawkins
Jon Telline
Matt Morris
Larry Pilcher
Bill Veren
Chuck Hardin
Hardin
LaSalle
Larry Anderson
Mark Steffen
Steffen
John Regan
Regan
Lancers
Tim McBowen
Royals
Regis Grapplers
Hawkins
Telline
Morris
Matt Hayek
Tom Bussler
Joe Fergus
Tim Flatley
Joe Whitters
Charlie Wolf
Bill Whitters
CRR
Gary McCall
CRW
Cedar Rapids skaters place in Minneapolis City Speed Skating
Regena Schlemmer and Mike Greenland from Cedar Rapids both finished second in their divisions at the Minneapolis City Speed Skating Championships held last weekend. Others reached podiums with Greg English third in senior men, Steve Kinkead fourth in pony boys 400 meters, Tressa Kinkead fourth in midget girls 400 meters, and LeNae Schlemmer fifth in pony girls 400 meters.
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Minneapolis
Minn
Cedar Rapids
Regena Schlemmer
Mike Greenland
Minneapolis City
Schlemmer
Greenland
Greg English
Steve Kinkead
Tressa Kinkead
LeNae Schlemmer
Ellis YMCA Offers Adult Judo Classes
The Ellis YMCA hosts an adult sport judo program starting January 10 with six weekly sessions. Classes run Monday and Wednesday 7 to 8 30 p m with a registration fee of 10 for members and 20 for non members. Instruction is by U S Judo Association black belt members. For more details call 362 3176.
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Ellis
U.S. Judo Association
Ellis Ymca
Kennedy Softball Parents Meeting Announcement
The Kennedy Softball Parents Association will hold an organizational meeting on Wednesday January 12 at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Parents of daughters eligible to compete at Kennedy High School are invited to attend and should enter through the north end of the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennedy Softball Parents Association
Kennedy High School
Loras Tops Mount Mercy In Capital City Classic Title
Loras College defeated Mount Mercy 63 to 54 to win the Capital City Classic. Loras improved to 14-1 behind a 36-23 halftime lead, while Mount Mercy dropped to 8-8 with Mark Taylor scoring 19 points including three three-pointers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DES Moines — Loras College
Mount Mercy
Loras
Mustangs
van Bakke
Jeff Hermsen
Jeff Valentine
Troy Cicero
Dwayne Spraglin
Bob Rudokas
Sylvester Bush
Mike Arnold
Andy Kodaiz
Taylor
Davenport Central swimmers shine in relay and sprint events
Kennedy leads with a 200 medley CR and 200 free leg times. Workman and Dankert post strong 100 and 500 free marks. Bisanty and Weiss pace 280 freestyle and 4x100 relays, while Davenport Central fielded a JV and varsity squad with solid relay times and individual showings.
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CR. Kennedy
David Workman
Larry Thomas
John Donkert
Brian Thomas
Rob Bisanty
Steve Weiss
Workman
Pete Rose
Dankert
Greg Bodeker
L. Thomas
Davenport Central
Bisanty, Weiss
Steve Brown
Larry Solbrig
JV — Kennedy
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Titonka
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St. John’s
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Dyersville-Beckman
Steve Donohue
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Jeff Johnston
Mike Steinbrech
Boger Hansen
Troy Greene
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Wade Squiers
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Ben Walker
Pat Melchert
Pat Meade
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Ray Trumbull
Chris Hanson
Doug Kintzle
Shane Fuessley
Mark Oberbrockling
Brett Sebrecht
Kelly Schmidt
Ron Lassen
Chris Mortensen
Keavin Jennings
Kevin Barnes
Kurt Barnes
Steve Butter
Eric Dettbarn
Brian Bebber
Jerry Whitson
Craig Sutton
Todd Duckett
Steve Stone
Jim Byers
Jerry Robinson
Calvin Eldred
Eric Ockenfels
Mike Zieser
Brad Ferguson
Craig Eldred
Brian Heins
Shone Kramer
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Hempstead
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Alan
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Natalie McFarland
Tracy Randall
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Sharon Fish
Chris Foraker
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Karla Koch
Diane Underwood
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Manson
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NFL
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Tim Spencer
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Gary Anderson
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Irv Eatman
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Trumaine Johnson
Grambling
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Jimmy Payne
Dei
Empire
Empirettes
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Sally Schmitz
Pete Wintringer
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Mary Rocarek
May City
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Stan Dvorak
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Legion Lanes
American Legion
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Mon
Legion
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Vern Mrstik
Claire Russell
Fran Ross
Eagles
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Irene Leeson
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Kim Kayser
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C.R
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Tom Steiskal
Lori Goken
John Pope
Lori Reel
Denny Watson
Metro Squad
Barb Packingham
Lutheran
Larry Thrordson
Bill Minney
Margaret Hartkemeyer
Maria Murphy
Carlotta Butler
Merry Maids
Patsy Elerick
Betty Svoboda
O’dell
Uni Falls
Washinton
By Gus Schrader
Gazette St
Orl
Regis Matmen
Top Gazette
J.R. Ogden Gazette
Mt. Mercy
Mark Taylor
Dennis Herb
Jim Dubois
Steve Shelby
Dave Kennedy
Tom Wright
Jerome Campbell
M. Feder & Sons
4Th St
Iowa Hawkeye
Hawkeye John’s Trading Post
2Nd Ave
Coralvile
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