Jefferson Rolls By Dubuque In 2nd Half
Jefferson overwhelmed Dubuque 69 to 54 in the second half to move the Mississippi Valley Conference record to 4-4. Al Jenkins led Jefferson with 19 points, Bob Sample added 11, and Larry Clauson and Baker each had 10 as the J-Hawks pulled away in the third quarter and held on. Dubuque’s McCready scored 12, March 10, and Randy Markward added 10. Jefferson hosts Clinton Saturday with junior game at 6:30 and varsity at 8 p.m.
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Jeff Matmen Triumph Over Washington In City Meet
Jeff Matmen defeated cross-town rival Washington 25-16 in the J-Hawk gym, extending its Mississippi Valley Conference win streak to five and raising season record to 7-1. Washington fell to 4-1 in conference, 5-2 overall, after losses at 154 and 165 pounds and a 1-1 final in the heavyweight bout.
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Warriors Fall to Clinton 53-45 in Nerve-Wracking Clash
Clinton upset Cedar Rapids Washington 53 45 for its first win of the season as Washington squeezes past Moline later. Law led Clinton with 17 points while Ilten and Senti added 11 and 10 for Washington. Officials called 59 fouls, 31 on Clinton, as both teams used bench players late.
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Jeff Sophs Win 69 45 Over Dubuque Jefferson Sophs
Jefferson sophomores improved to 6-2 in conference with a 69 to 45 win at Dubuque. Trickey led Jeff with 25 points while Hallenbeck added 9. Others scored: Kelley 12 Hoelker 10 Burn 7 Danagen 4 Gilbert 4 Brusha 2 Witt 2. Dubuque Mulled 48 Hallensen 1 Mickelson 9 Markward 6 Wyververs 4 Murphy 4 Maver 4 Whedrick 2 Curt.
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South Stars Win Hula Game 16-14
In Honolulu at the 19th Hula Bowl, All-America back Larry Elkins of Baylor sparked the South with a 76-yard punt return for a touchdown and a 33-yard scoring catch from Craig Morton. UCLA’s Larry Zeno added a 26-yard field goal and a second TD conversion. North led 8-3 at halftime on a Jeff Jordan TD pass, but the South prevailed 16-14 with Jordan named outstanding lineman and Elkins the outstanding back.
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Warriors Host Moline in Cedar Rapids area hoops
Mississippi Valley Conference leader Moline visits sixth ranked Cedar Rapids- Marion area for three 8 p.m. games after 6:30 p.m. prelims with Jeff hosting Clinton and Bettendorf at Regis. Saturday wrestling features LaSalle vs North Scott and Anamosa vs Linn-Mar in Lions gym.
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Lancers Fall To Xavier In Des Moines Area Clash
Xavier of Dyersville defeated Cedar Rapids LaSalle 55 to 47 on Friday night. Wayne Kuhl top scored with 16 for Xavier while John Aird had 12 for La Salle. La Salle trailed early, scoring 16 by halftime and rallying late but unable to overcome the Xavier lead.
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LaSalle Sophs Extend Winning Streak With Big Win
DYERSVILLE LaSalle sophomores extended their streak to ten by routing Dyersville sophomores 69 to 31 on Friday night. Key scorers included Rice Heys with 27 points, Gor Pisarik with 7, and Steve Ard with 2, while Xavier Gi and Bill Winher contributed modestly.
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Prep Basketball Results Across Iowa and Nearby States
A lengthy set of high school boys and girls scores from Cedar Rapids Toledo Persville Xavier Saneeenepee Valley Dubuque Clinneone Fivashinoton Rock Island Reg. Central Moline Meast Nacline Devenns West Iowa City Wamac Maquoketa Valley Lansing Kee and more. Highlights include high totals for Walker and Calamus while Clarence Delwood and Manchester Monticello posted strong showings. The roundup also lists college games and other regional results across multiple conferences and divisions.
Clinton Sophs Beat Wash Marion In Overtime
Marion dropped an overtime contest to Maquoketa 69 62 after foul trouble sidelined five players. Ken Backsen led Marion with 22 points as Steve McAreavy sparked the overtime win for Maquoketa. Marion shot 20 of 72 from the field while Maquoketa hit 49 attempts. Cornelius scored 22 for the winners and John Fowler had 13 for Marion. Bevin’s 13 points paced Marion’s sophomores in a separate win over the Little Cards.
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Linn-Mar Edges Coggon 81 78 In High-Scoring Tilt
Linn-Mar beat Coggon 81 to 78 in the season’s top scoring game to date. Dave Price led Linn-Mar with 25 points and Doug Berends added 21 while Ron Mulvaney scored 20 for Coggon. Linn-Mar shot 62.5 percent in the final period to overcome a 61-61 third-quarter tie, as Coggon slipped to 33 percent.
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Coe Loses First Loop Tilt 75 72
Coe falls to Lawrence 75 72 in the Mid West conference game, dropping to 2-1 in the league. Fouls hindered the Kohawks as 28 were whistled. Pietrzak led Coe with 16 points while Smith and Schiarbaum added 13 each. Earl Hoover led Lawrence with 23 points.
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Cornell Wins to Lead Mid West Conference Standings
Cornell defeated Carleton 65-57 in Northfield to move atop the Midwest conference with a 3-1 mark. Rich Glasier scored 21 points and Marion’s Steve Miller added 17 while Crutches hindered the Rams. Coe fell to Lawrence 75-72 and Grinnell lost to St Olaf 83-64 as other contenders stumble.
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Tama-Toledo Rallies Past Prairie 63 60
Tama-Toledo Trojans overcome an early deficit to defeat Cedar Rapids Prairie 63 to 60 at Prairie gym. Marc Davis sparked a late rally with 11 of his 17 points in the second half while Jesse Schulte led Prairie with 23. Prairie drops to 5-4, Tama-Toledo to 4-4.
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Prairie Edges Trojan Sophs in Close 39 37 Victory
Prairie's freshman sophomores held off a late Tama Toledo rally to edge the Trojans 39 37 in a Friday night preliminary. With 10 seconds left, Prairie stole the ball in Tama Toledo territory and controlled the clock to avert a potential tying shot.
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South Dakota Beats SCI in NCIC Basketball Thriller
South Dakota trailed midway through the second half but surged to defeat State College of Iowa 77-66 in a North Central Conference game Friday night in Vermillion South Dakota.
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