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Linn-Mar visits Regis in girls hoops while Iowa and Wisconsin based matchups dot the college slate. Coe wrestles Wortburg and Iowa State squares off with North Carolina and NC State with Upper Iowa at SUNY-Binghamton. Greyhound Park races in Waterloo.
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TV slate highlights college and pro basketball and more
A dense schedule lists games across ESPN KOCR and WGN with matchups including St Johns Syracuse versus Illinois teams, Duke Georgia Tech, North Carolina Maryland, and Milwaukee Bucks Cleveland Cavaliers. Also featured are senior golf Merrill Lynch Shootout and US Pro Tour skiing events with times mostly in the morning and afternoon.
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Moves reshuffle coaching and player deals across major leagues
Detroit Tigers appoint Bo Schembechier as president and chief operating officer while John Fetzer becomes chairman emeritus and Jim Campbell chief executive officer. Darrell Evans signs with Richmond in the International League via Braves talks. Indiana Pacers place Rickey Green on injured list and activate Calvin Nott. Milano names Tom Fears coach. Calgary Flames trade Sergei Priok to Salt Lake City for Dan Quinn Andrew McBain and Dave Capyone. Indiana State names Mike Calvert offensive backfield coach. Kentucky names Bill Curry head coach and George Choump head Pernest Maoustole names Eric Holm head football coach. Northwestern coach position set for end of season. Wisconsin names Russ Jacques offensive coordinator and QBs/receivers coach.
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Sergei Priokon
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Dan Quinn
Andrew McBain
Dave Capyone
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Bill Curry
George Choump
Pernest Maoustole
Eric Holm
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Pro Hockey Monday Night Results and Schedule
The NHL results include Pittsburgh 7 over Toronto 6 and Winnipeg 4 over New York Rangers 5. New Jersey 3. Tonight’s games list Montreal at Quebec, St Louis at Los Angeles, New York Islanders at Toronto, Chicago at New York Rangers, Hartford at Vancouver with start times.
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Lakers thrash Heat 132 to 93 in Sunday clash
In a Sunday NBA showdown the Los Angeles Lakers routed Miami 132 to 93 at Inglewood. Key performers included James Worthy and Magic Johnson for the Lakers while Miami’s Sundvold and Rice led the scoring for the visitors.
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UNLV LOSES TO NEW MEXICO STATE 14-POINT SPARKS
In a collegiate men’s basketball roundup, several Big Ten and Missouri Valley games are listed with scores across multiple teams. Notable results include Indiana, Iowa State, and Southern Illinois performances, plus Cedar Falls and Decorah regional showings featuring Sam Houston State, Northern Iowa, Rockford, and Luther with final tallies and standout players.
Wisconsin women fall to Luther in nonconference tilt
Luther College defeated Rockford 70 to 49 in a Dec 2004 women's basketball game. Key players include Tammy Uni scoring 26 points and LeAnne Jeiks with 20 points for Luther, while Rockford’s totals featured balanced scoring and multiple turnovers reflected in the 29 Rockford turnovers.
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Wendy Rittenhouse
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Melissa Sullivan
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Sue Zintz
Andi Skrukrud
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Halves Better Halves Leads Bowling Honors At CR Bowling Center
Gary Dippe Jr and Terry Dieppe top the league with scores including 684 and 276 in a roundup from CR Bowling Center. Other bowlers like Ciece Jr, Chaice, and Vicki Azinger posted high games and series across multiple leagues such as Blairs Ferry Eight and Westdale Center, with notable results from Sinto Sinners, Five Seasons, and Town & Country Bowls.
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Vickie Dipce
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Iowans in the NBA: Grayer and Lohaus in Bucks win
Jett Grayer started for Milwaukee and scored 9 points on 3 of 8 shooting and 3 of 5 from the line in the 126-113 victory over Charlotte. Brad Lohaus added 2 points off the bench in the same win over the Hornets.
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Lemons to retire from coaching in June at OCU
Abe Lemons will retire when his Oklahoma City University contract ends in June after a career record of 586 wins and 335 losses. He also coached at Pan American and Texas. Christopher Lindley 17 of Raytown South High School remains in serious condition after a train incident that amputated his right foot. He fell and tripped and the train ran over him according to Kansas City Police. Ronald Reagan receives NCAA Teddy Award amid debate over his impact on women's athletics. Darrell Waltrip tops $10 million in career winnings across NASCAR and other series in Orlando Florida. Rejean Lemelin of the Boston Bruins named NHL player of the week after three starts last week. Rhythm, Easy Goer stablemate, top Kentucky Derby candidate. Sunday Silence wins Eclipse Award colt title.
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Iowa Women’s Basketball Televised by KCRG and ESPN
KCRG TV will televise two Hawkeyes games this month with noon tip at Carver-Hawkeye Arena against Purdue and a January 28 game at Ohio State at 11 a.m. ESPN will air two more Hawkeye games including Purdue at Iowa on February 11 and Ohio State at Iowa on February 23. Tickets for the Purdue game and March NCAA regional are on sale.
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Gervin Quits Quad-City Thunder to Seek Spain Club
Ice man George Gervin, 37, left the Quad-City Thunder after 15 CBA games averaging 20.3 points with a 43-point high. He had talked with the Portland Trail Blazers but was not offered a 10-day deal. He planned to sign with TK Club Barcelona in Spain.
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Area Slow-Pitch Classic League Meeting Tonight
A 6:30 p.m. meeting at City Beat on 304 3rd Ave. S.W. will discuss the 1990 16 inch slow-pitch league season and its future. Call Jerry Strait at 366-3248 or 393-9210 if you cannot attend.
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