Iowa Hawks Rally Fails Despite Second-Half Fight
Purdue upends Iowa 87 76 as the Hawkeyes erase a 40 26 halftime deficit but fall short. Lester leads Iowa with 21 points while King scores 21 and Wulfsberg 10. Purdue’s Jordan tops scoring with 24 as Parkinson and Thomas spark from the bench.
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Hawley Named Ontario Athlete of the Year for 1976
Jockey Sandy Hawley, 27, from Mississauga led North American riders with 417 victories in 1976 and earned a purse total of 4 546 723 dollars. He topped Olympic skier Kathy Kreiner and trailed only Angel Cordero in earnings in Ontario Sports Writers and Sportscasters Association poll. Center Darryl Sittler of the Toronto Maple Leafs ranked third.
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Kennedy Girls Top Lions 53 49 In Tight Conference Battle
Kennedy Cougars defeated Linn-Mar 53 to 49 as the Kennedy guards pressured Linn-Mar forwards. Peggy Burke led Linn-Mar with 23 points, Marlena Mossburger was sidelined for Kennedy, Mona Mossburger contributed inside, and Kennedy improved to 14–1 in Metro play this season.
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Five Share Early Lead At Tucson
Johnny Miller opened with a two over par 74 in the Joe Garagiola Tucson Open as Tom Watson and four others led at 67 while frost delayed play and some players finished in darkness. Craig Stadler shot 68 to sit one stroke back, with Ben Crenshaw and Jerry Pate at 74 and Ray Floyd at 73.
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Wash Girls Topple Prairie Cagers 59-56
Cedar Rapids Washington defeated Prairie 59 to 56 in a tight home game to improve to 8-7. Mary Beth Maher led Wash with 20 points, Barb Mims sparked late as the Warriors held off a late Prairie rally led by Sheila Lynch and Tina Pulver.
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Jeff Girls Roll Past J C West in Valley Showdown
Jeff High School’s girls basketball team defeated Iowa City West 86 61 in a Mississippi Valley Conference game. Coach Jim Lockett praised rhythm defense and balanced scoring led by Robin Smittkamp Teresa Langguth and Connie Neal as Jeff moved to 7 8 on the season.
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Iowa Uses Two Point Guards In Loss To Purdue
Iowa coach Lute Olson hinted at starting freshman Ronnie Lester against Illinois after Lester and Cal Wulfsberg shared guard duties versus Purdue. Lester scored 10 of 19, including six of his first seven in the second half, drawing praise from Purdue scorer Walter Jordan.
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Purdue Fans Ridicule Poor Big Ten Officiating
Iowa freshman Olson criticizes the referee trio Richard Weiler Gary Muncy and Phil Robinson after a Purdue Iowa game. He notes a disputed technically counted basket and a two shot foul rule, while Purdue coach Fred Schaus and others comment on the officiating and players like 7 foot freshman Joe Parry Carroll of Denver.
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