Lancers top Beckman in comeback win at Dyersville
LaSalle Cedar Rapids LaSalle defeated Dyersville Beckman 71 61 as Rick Hays led with 12 points after an eight point second quarter. Steve Ard tallied 15 and 23 rebounds, Gordy Pisarik and Ard each added 15, while Marv Maiers and Jim Schockemoehl led Beckman with 18 and Ard stood out on the floor.
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Dick Erlenbaugh
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Rod Kann
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Steve Badger
Gordy Pisarik
Schoc‘oehl
Kloste
Ann
Pisark
Ouiiri Badger
Koelker
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Rehak
Reicher
Tresnak
Bildstein
Steve Mohr
Washington
Steve Hill
Wingfield
Dubuque
Tough Defense Leads Marion's 74-61 Victory
Marion used strong defense and efficient shooting to beat Maquoketa 74-61 on Maquoketa’s floor. Steve Van Note led with 19 points, Jim Fowler added 17, and Tim Zrudsky 16 as Marion built a 35-29 halftime lead and stretched it to 53-40 by the third. Maquoketa, led by Jim Johnson and Jim Marousis, kept within range early before Marion pulled away.
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Steve van Note
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Jim Johnson
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Simpson
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Tom Zrudsky
Smith
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Baseball’s Keane Dies Suddenly In Houston
Johnny Keane, 55, former St. Louis Cardinals World Series winner and ex Yankees manager, died of a massive heart attack at his home in Houston. He had been a special scout for the California Angels. Keane was praised as an organizer and principled leader by baseball figures, including publicist Bob Fisher.
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Moline celebrates ninth win with 67 53 victory
Moline remain unbeaten with a 67 53 win over Cedar Rapids Washington. Jack DeWilder led all scorers with 24 points as Moline built a 57 30 lead behind a strong early run. Washington shot 379 from the field and trailed 33 22 at the half before subs closed out the game.
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Rexroat Hammar
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Lester
Rogers C’ntryman
Prairie Falls to Tama Toledo in Non-Conference Loss
Prairie Inconsistent offense unable to find rhythm, scoring only four field goals in the first quarter as Tama Toledo shot 56 percent and built a 33-20 halftime lead. Tom Dolezal led Tama Toledo with 15 points while Keith Lazar added 14 and Rick Olsen 10. Prairie’s Jim Yanecek faced tight defense throughout the game.
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Rick Olsen
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Willey
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Jim Meskimen
Dick Christy
Cedar Rapids
Four Dispute Mars Battle With Hawks
Jefferson High School survived a tough Iowa City contest in their gym to win 57 46 boosting their record to 7 1. A foul dispute over Larry Baker's fifth foul shaded the game and sparked debate between officials coaches and observers. Baker led Jeff with 19 points while B J Trickey added 16 as Jeff outlasted Iowa City in a grind it out MVC battle.
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Dick Downs
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al Jones
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Bill Holmstrom
Jeff Boss
Gay Dahn
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Holmstrom
Dahn
Gay
Jim Nance
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Larry Lawrence
Frantz
Steve Brusha
Jeff Surge
Trickey
Jones
Lancers Edges Beckman Sophomores 46 to 43
LaSalle sophomores improved to 5-3 with a 46 43 win over Dyersville Beckman. Tim Whitters led LaSalle with 16 points, followed by Mike Fox 10 and Nick Ament 8. Rick Knipper led Beckman with 14 points.
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LaSalle
Beckman
Maquoketa Edges Marion in Close Wrestling Meet
Maquoketa wrestlers defeated Marion 20-17 in a varsity match with no pins. Gary Konde won 11-1 over Rick Luse. Maquoketa JV also won 30-18. Details list several weight class decisions and forfeit results for both teams.
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Gary Konde
Rick Luse
Maquoketa Jayvees
Moline Sophores Edge Warriors for 9-0 Start
The Moline sophomores improved to 9-0 with a 63-49 win over Washington to seize a two game lead over four teams tied for second. Key scorers included Curtis Angers 16 and Joan Lester 18 while Dennis Smith added 16 and Freeman 15.
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Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Jefferson Matmen Top Little Hawks
Jefferson defeats Iowa City 25 14 with Ron Pierce pin at 165 leading a 5 1 team record. Dale Kofron pins for IC, while Jef fersons John Houck scores 15 defeating Larry Schrum.
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C.R. Jefferson
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John Houck
Jefferson
Larry Schrum
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Dale Kofron
John Pierce
Dave Brunsman
Harry Banke
J-Hawks
Ray Bluth Named New Bowlers Prox President
Ray Bluth of St. Louis is the new president of the Professional Bowlers Association for two years succeeding Billy Welu. He has previously served as vice president and chairman of the tournament committee.
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Landry Names Andrie And Clark to Pro Bowl Roster
Los Angeles AP coach Tom Landry announced two Pro Bowl selections for the East squad. George Andrie, Cowboys defensive end, and Mike Clark, Steelers place kicker, were chosen to face the West in the January 22 game.
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UCLA star Alcindor heads big college basketball surge
Ted Meier reports 19 year old sophomores Lew Alcindor and Chris Thomforde spark college hoops. Princeton crushes Brown 94-50 as Thomforde scores 24. Tigers win eight straight, beat North Carolina on the road, while UCLA tops the nation with eight straight victories and other top teams win.
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Chris Thomforde
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Bill Bradley
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Thomforde
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Mathews Trade Ends as Alomar Moves to Astros
The Atlanta Braves announce the final act of Eddie Mathews trade sending infielder Sandy Alomar to the Houston Astros. Alomar, praised for defense, completes the five player deal plus a $100 000 bonus pitcher Arnold Um bach, with Mathews as the key figure in the exchange.
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Local High School Scores Reach Wide Iowa Area
Cedar Rapids Jefferson 57 Iowa City 46. Linn-Mar 57 Benton Comm 61. Tama Toledo 71 Prairie 55. Marion 74 Maquoketa 61. Moline 67 Washington 53. East Moline Dav West 68 Rock Island 53. Clinton 52. Anamosa 80 Tipton 58. Independence 59 Manchester 54. Garrison 40 Urbana 24. Clear Creek 60 Shellsburg 14. Stiff scoring across multiple Iowa counties with numerous small-town contests.
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Jeff Sophs Lose and Jefferson Clash Ends 62 to 57
Iowa City's sophomore basketball team edged Jefferson 62 57 on Friday night led by Ward Stubbs with 26 points. Jeff Sophs contributions included Muliin Dunbar 19 Wade 4 and other listed players, with scattered lines noting Randall Woolrick and others.
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