Hempstead Upsets Jefferson In MVC Showdown
Hempstead opened with a 10-2 run and controlled the game, defeating Cedar Rapids Jefferson 64 to 52. Bob Derouin scored 26 points for the Mustangs while Brian McDermott added 15. Jefferson’s Doug Ramsey led with 19 points as turnovers hampered the J-Hawks.
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Dubuque Hempstead
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Jefferson
J-Hawks
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Doug Ramsey
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Bob Driscoll
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Scott Gull
Keith Olson
Bernard Dutchik
Seen
Dave Bequeaith
Bob Derouin
Jim Arnasen
Mark Phillips
Mark Gassmann
Kelly Mudge
Brian McDermott
Eric Bredesen
Eric Engelby
Gassmann
Derouin
Linn-Mar tops Prairie 66 45 in East Central clash
Sophomore Juli Campbell scored 25 for Linn-Mar as the Lions rolled to a 66 45 road win over Cedar Rapids Prairie in East Central Iowa Conference play. Christy Pickering 19 and Lisa Lombardo 14 led Linn-Mar, which outrebounded Prairie 32 20.
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Linn-Mar
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Iowa
Lions
Christy Pickering
Lisa Lombardo
Prairie
Katie Nietert
Amy Fisher
Carol Heaverlo
Susan Gause
C.R. Prairie
Shelly Bender
Jennifer Morrison
Heidi Jonsz
Corene McGinn
Janet Rotter
Susan Gouse
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Rams beat Knox in Midwest Conference basketball contest
Cornell Rams won 77 to 61 as Knox failed to reach double figures. Tim Vernentin and Mark Kurtz led with 19 points each, Curt Brown added 13 and Nick Fletcher 12 with Brown grabbing 12 rebounds. Cornell improves to 2-10 overall, 2-2 in Southern Division. Knox drops to 2-2.
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Cornell
Knox
Rams
Tim Vernentin
Mark Kurtz
Curt Brown
Nick Fletcher
Brown
Kirkwood Women cruise past Creston 85–54 in CC hoops
Kirkwood's four players reach double figures led by Carol Maas and Mindy Whitehill. The Eagles dominate the boards 37 to 32 and go to 9-4 on the season while Creston suffers its ninth straight defeat. Kirkwood meets Ellsworth at 6 p.m. in Johnson Hall followed by an 8 p.m. Kirkwood men game.
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Creston
Community College
Eagles
Carol Maas
Kelli Alberts
Kathy Helle
LuAnn Campbell
Mindy Whitehill
Ellsworth
Johnson Hall
Kirkwood-Ellsworth
Suzie Maas
Lynne Campbell
Kim Sanders
Tracy Weih
Tracie Floyd
Cindy Boles
Lisa Funke
Tommie Kenoyer
Melanie Billbough
Robin Fisher
Tammy Beckett
Hall
Whitehill
Weih
Alberts
Helle
Coe beats Knox in Midwest Conference women’s game
Kathy McGuire led Coe with 23 points as the Kohawks defeated Knox 75 to 45 at Eby Fieldhouse. Coe jumped out to an early lead and held a 33 21 halftime edge, with Lorri Eberhard adding 14. Knox’s Sue Ann Sage scored 13 as Knox dropped to 1 5 overall and 0 2 in conference play. Coe improves to 4 0 in league with a 3 0 mark.
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Knox
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Sue Ann Sage
Monmouth
Amy Phocier
Lee Steward
Linda Brents
Jennifer Baker
Sterlo Shellice
Rosa Liddel
Mary Mueth
Amy Peterson
Terry Green
Nancy Eee
Heidi Ver Gowe
Coe Ko
McGuire
Beckman tops LaSalle 73 69 in ECIC clash
Beckman defense stifles LaSalle’s rally as Scott Reittinger scores 22 and Doug Klostermann adds 18 to lift Beckman to 73 69 victory. Hodges 17 for LaSalle. Hodges fouls out. Record updates: Beckman 2-4 ECIC, 3-7 overall. LaSalle 3-3 ECIC, 3-6 overall.
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LaSalle
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Blazers
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Mike Hodges
Bob Kellsmith
Scott Reittinger
Doug Klostermann
Barry Klostermann
Brad Milz
Tom Westhoff
John Hermsen
Scott Spoden
Jim O'Connell
Bruce Miller
Bob Kollsmith
Jeff Goebel
Brian Blietz
Hall
Hodges
D. Klostermann
Hermsen
O'Connell
Wahlert girls edge Kennedy in MVC showdown
Dubuque Wahlert defeated Cedar Rapids Kennedy 80 to 78 as Gretchen Vera scored 40 points and Peggy Schmitt added 33. Kennedy stars Ann Mudd with 36 and Sally Driscoll with 24 led a late comeback, while Stacy Williams grabbed 11 rebounds for the Cougars.
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Gretchen Vera
Ann Mudd
Sally Driscoll
Mudd
Driscoll
Kristy Loftus
Kennedy
Stacy Liams
The
Cougars
Wahlert
C.R. Kennedy
Stacy Koms
Lioms
Mount Mercy Edged by North Central in NCAA Tournament
North Central defeated Mount Mercy 73 to 64 in the first round as Mount Mercy led by 34 at halftime but cold shooting in the second half sank the Mustangs. Jennifer Boddicker led Mount Mercy with 18 points while Kim Tiernan added 14 and 9 rebounds.
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Mustangs
North Central
Illinois Wesleyan
Millikin
Wesleyan
Jennifer Boddicker
Kim Tiernan
Boddicker
Lowey
Walmer
Beckley
White
Fincher
Juris
Jordan
Dina Bonash
LeAnn Tudor
Lisa Brzeczek
Kathy Roman
Rondo Burke
Maria Poulsen
Paula Schmitz
Cornell women edge Monmouth 56 54 in Midwest clash
LaRae Palo scores 12 for Cornell with Mary Peterson adding 1 as the Big Red beat Monmouth 56 to 54 in a Midwest Conference women's basketball game. Final totals show balanced scoring and several fouls with Dettmer Palo and Tutor fouling out.
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LaRae Palo
Mary Peterson
Cornell
Monmouth
Mary Hollinroke
Ann Jamieson
Mindy Heikes
Lisa Johnson
Dawna Tutor
Eere Bortzman
Anne Brunson
Jenny Dettmer
LaRue Palo
Gay Gobriisko
Ann Lundgren
Lisa Schwien
Denise Silverman
Addie Wallace
Susan Johnson
Michelle Noggle
Cornel
Detimer
Palo
Tutor
South Aims to Break North Dominance in Senior Bowl
In Mobile the South led by Wilbur Marshall and Mossy Cade seeks to end the North’s recent edge in the 35th Senior Bowl at Ladd Memorial Stadium. ESPN will televise the noon kickoff as scouts watch 70 players coached by Don Coryell and Kay Stephenson. North QB Terry Nugent and OSU RB Ernest Anderson headline the opposition while Walter Lewis leads the South.
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Miami Dolphins
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Coryell
San Diego Chargers
Buffalo Bills
Kay Stephenson
Stephenson
Ernest Anderson
Oklahoma State
Walter Lewis
Alabama
South
Lewis
Silver Skates Speed Event Set at Ellis Park
Excellent ice conditions expected for Sunday’s Gazette sponsored Silver Skates at Lou Dennis Rink Ellis Park. Friday night ice was described as first rate and the forecast calls for continued cold through Sunday. Noon start for the first race and event count pending entries.
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Speed Skating Ribbon Meet Set At Lou Dennis Rink
The Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission and the Iowa Speed Skating Association host a Ribbon Meet at Lou Dennis ice rink today. Two classes, A and B, welcome all skaters with registration from 10 to 11 a.m. Races start at noon and registration is free.
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Iowa Speed Skating Association
Lou Dennis
Iowa Women Fall To Northwestern In Big Ten Opener
Iowa drops 59-51 at Northwestern as Lisa Long nets 14 and 16 rebounds to lead Hawks. Connie Erickson scores 15, Amcha Brown adds 16 points with 20 rebounds, while Lisa Becker fouls out late. Northwestern improves to 3-0 in conference play with strong second-half defense.
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Laura Wiesen
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Erickson
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Lisa Anderson
Tricia Blair
Lynn Kennedy
Tammy McKay
Robin Anderson
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Cheryl Baker
Connie Graver
Stephanie Chambers
Stacey Neal
Anne Smith
Virginie Angerson
Joanne Palombo
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L. Anderson
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Wiesen
Harris
Terrence Allen
David Moss
Jeff Hornacek
Moss
Hornacek
Oklahoma
Jay Randolph
ISU
Gary Thompson
Cyclones
Nebraska
Minnesota
Iowa Hawkeyes Face ISU as Streak Arises in Big Matchup
Iowa carries a five game win streak over Iowa State as Barry Stevens leads the Cyclones with a 24.8 scoring average. Iowa State presses hard and plays at a faster tempo, while Stokes Payne and Lohaus contribute in double figures and rebounding for the Hawkeyes.
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Steve Carfino
Michael Payne
Payne
Brad Lohaus
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Barry Stevens
Miller takes one stroke lead with 7 under 65
Johnny Miller carded a 7 under par 65 at Eldorado to lead the Bob Hope Desert Classic by one after 54 holes. He birdied the last two holes and had five birdies in the 8 to 10 foot range while avoiding a bogey, aided by a hopeful sign on his putter cover. Jim Simons is two behind after a 70 in Bermuda Dunes.
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Miller
Eldorado
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Jim Simons
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