Kennedy Cougars Hold Wash For 60 41 Victory
Kennedy beats Washington 60 41 to seize Mississippi Valley Conference lead. Ladd Heath sparks bench with 14 points as Mark Enright limited by early fouls. Kennedy dominates rebounding 40 23 and features four players in double figures.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cougars
Dave Etienne Siece
King
Etienne
Mark Enright
Mark
Ladd Heath
Soph Craig Enright
Dave Greene
Wash Soph
Jeff Dawson
Wash
Heath
Doug Eden
Warriors
Craig Enright
Enright
Ken Ormiston
Bill Malone
Church
Wash Peeeee
Daugherty
Franklin
Dawson
Thomson
Eden
Barber
Nyceros
C. Enright
Sarees
Wilson
Malone
Thompson
Washington's Rick Barber Leads in Gym Action
Rick Barber directed Washington's offense as the quarterback in Friday's gym game. The Warriors fell 60 to 41 to Kennedy in a defensive contest.
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Washington
Rick Barber
Warriors
Kennedy
Sport Slate Saturday Schedule From Hempstead to Davenport West
A packed high school slate lists Hempstead at Jett B Washington Iowa City B Washington at Kennedy and Marion at Anamosa. Mevitational at Kennedy starts 1:40 p.m. Davenport West hosts at 2 p.m. Jet at 1:30 p.m. Coe at Millikan completes the day.
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Hempstead
Jett
Iowa City
Kennedy
Marion
Anamosa
Ash
Davenport West
Ascaline
Jeti
Coe
Millikan
Jeff Matmen Rip West for 2nd Shutout
Cedar Rapids Jefferson rolls to a 52-0 victory over Iowa City West at the J Hawk gym marking their second shutout of the season. Mike Lahman led at 185 pounds with a 12-3 record, and Gary Bentrim improved to 14-0 with an 8th fall of the season.
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Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Iowa City West
J-Hawk
Jeff
Muscatine
Jeff Jayvee
Mike Lahman
Lahman
Trojans
Tracy Hirt
Hirt
Paul Viktora
Dan Kruse
Gary Bentrim
Kevin Kubik
Kruse
Viktora
Bentrim
Kubik
West Stalls Jeff Comeback 76-68
Iowa City West beat Jefferson 76-68 to win a seventh straight game. Roc Dowlings led West with 21 points and Kent Pickens added 20 as Jeff fell to 2-8. Doug McDowell scored 25 for Jefferson and Craig Wilford 15. West shot 24 of 29 free throws.
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Iowa City
West
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Mississippi Valley
Jeff
J-Hawk
Doug McDowell
Steve Jones
Mike Allen
Craig Wilford
Jeff Doonan
J-Hawks
Trojans
Rawlings
Kent Pickens
Lockett
Doug
Jefferson
Paf
Dulin
Oo Waite
Wilford VW
Rowlings
McDowell Venzi
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Allen
Houghton Ha
Stocker
Mason Rathmel
Kurka
Sk’gstad
Doonan
Lindell
Jones
Madsen
Jefferso
Wilford
McDowell
Kuenzi
Conan
Waite
Rowlings Aai
Houghton
Rathmel
Linde
Kohawks roll past Trinity 105 to 66 in strong home win
Coe Kohawks dominate Trinity Christian 105 66 at Moray Eby fieldhouse as Fran Rohlman scores 27 points while shooting 13 of 17. Trinity's George Huisman and Darrell Phillips lead visitors with 19 and 16. Coe improves to seven straight and averaging near 98 points per game.
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Gus Schrader
Fran Rohlman
Coe
Rohlman
Kohawks
Trinity Christian College of Palos
Chicago
Windy City
George Huisman
Darrell Phillips
Trinity
Johnson
Ernst
Scripsma
Marion Indians blank Maquoketa 72 to 50 in Wamac tilt
Marion rolled to 72 50 victory over Maquoketa on their home court boosting their record to 5 0 heading into a key league clash at Anamosa. Kiburz top scored with 20 points while Anderson added 22 and Hess 10 in the win with Hopkins 15 and Clasen 18 for Maquoketa.
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Marion
Maquoketa
Indians
Anamosa
Larry Perkins
Kiburz
Barry Hopkins
Gregg Anderson
Mark Hess
Hopkins
Anderson
Hess
Rieck Clasen
Kevin Burns
Perkins
Mequeiaje
P Anderson
Burns
Rankin
Kibure
Clasen
Enner
Wishawsky
Ater
Trovathan Ts
Rowley
Long Jonsen
Lyons
Willers
Bice Ae Or
Maauoketa
I 'S
Hopimine
Kiburt
Morris
Wish Nowsey
Crowley
Knot
Renkin
Renner
Keil
Taylor
Paterno Declines N F L Offer to Lead Patriots
Joe Paterno announced he turned down a lucrative offer to become head coach GM and a Patriots stockholder, choosing to remain at Penn State. He rejected multi year million packages and had previously spurned Steelers and Green Bay approaches, citing love of college football and family ties to Penn State.
Iowa Matmen Dominate Southern Illinois 36 5
University of Iowa wrestling improves dual meet record to 3 0 with a 36 5 win over Southern Illinois. Pins by Brad Smith Chuck Yagla and Jim Waschek highlight the meet while Mike Bostwick and Dan Holm post decisions to raise their records to 6 0. Tim Cysewski suffers Iowa s lone setback at 126 pounds with a 7 4 defeat.
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Carbondale, Ill
University of Iowa
Southern Illinois
Brad Smith
Chuck Yagla
Jim Waschek
Iowa
Mike Bostwick
Dan Holm
Tim Cysewski
Dan Sherman
Joe Golsmithy
Andy Burge
joe—Ives Smith
Ken Gerdes
Mike Bostwick, Jr
Steve Dance
Chuck Yagin
Jay Frieric
Jim Horvath
Ben Stript
Dan Wagam
Ae Aul Cote
Mark Samuels
Jefferson Sophs Edge Jeff in One-Point Loss
Jefferson sophomores lost 64-63 to undefeated Iowa City West. Terry Earnest led Jefferson with 22 points, as West benefited from Pope 16 and Yoder 15. Jefferson drops to 5-0 in Valley play while West improves to 6-0 with key scores from Slotterback Allen Pope Thorgaard Yodte and Shalia.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Iowa City West
Terry Earnest
Jeff
J-Hawk
West
Pope
Yoder
Trojans
Jacobson
Rooney
Fbeerts
Selinger
Earnest
Bruzek
Slotterback
Allen
Thorgaard
Yodte
Shalia
ISU Matmen Cruise 32 7
Iowa State, defending national champion, won its third straight dual 32 7 over Mankato State. Chris Taylor, 400 pound heavyweight, pinned Kevin Slack in 1 30. Pete Galea added a pin. Only 158-pound match decided 4-2. 118 and 177 draws.
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AMES
Iowa State
Mankato
Minn
Chris Taylor
Pete Galea
Cyclones
Tom Jean
Wisconsin
Dan Mallingr
Brad Thompson
Paul Bartlet
Jim Augustine
Ron Glass
Jim Ewaldson
Bill Fietland
Rick Bray
leoPere Galea
Kevin Slack
Larry Goodnature
Tom Gean
Ratcliff Leads Warrior Sophs In 55 34 Win
Mark Ratcliff scored 17 and grabbed many rebounds to spark the Warrior sophomores to a 55 34 victory over Kennedy in the Washington gym. Steve Shupp led Kennedy with 11 points, the only player in double figures.
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Mark Ratcliff
Washington
Warrior Sophs
Kennedy
Steve Shupp
Muna
Warateuli
Barrali Hobbs
Curt
Mark Witte
Howie Bearésley
O ‘King
Marty Knake
Rips Nerey
Jim Robinson
Dales
Dan Zenor
Mark Reve
Prairie Hawks Top LaSalle 76-60 Behind Bentley and Yuska
Prairie High toppled LaSalle 76-60 as 6-5 Darrell Bentley and 6-3 Bill Yuska combined for 41 points and 28 rebounds. Bentley 21 points 16 rebounds and Yuska 20 points 12 boards paced the Fast Central Iowa conference win. LaSalle, hampered by height, shot 38 percent and saw its top scorer John Staub held in check after a strong first half. The victory lifts Prairie to 3-1 in the conference and 8-2 overall, while LaSalle drops to 3-2 and 5-5.
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Hawks
LaSalle
Darrell Bentley
Bill Yuska
Central Iowa
Bentley
Yuska
Prairie
Lancers
Gary Pegump
John Staub
Kramer
Prairie A
Garin Staub
Yuska Fahnie
Kendall Saunders
LaSa
Staub
Garin i! Saunders
Carano
Lester
Liams
Kendall
Pegum
Offer
Jansa
Johnso
LaSaille
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Roc Dowlings
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