Linn-Mar Tops Prairie 72 62 in ECS boys basketball
Linn-Mar held off Cedar Rapids Prairie 72 62 at home to stay in the race for second in the East Central Iowa conference. John Lynch led Prairie with 24 points while Linn-Mar’s Gary Fries led all scorers with 18 and Mike Woodhouse added 14.
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Washington Warriors rally earns 74-59 win over Dubuque
Washington beat Dubuque 74-59 in the Mississippi Valley conference pushing its record to 5-2. Norval Dickson sparked a 25-6 third quarter rally as Rick Keel and Mike Edwards added six points each in that period. Dubuque drops to 8-2 with a six game winning streak snapped.
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Washington Surges To Slim Win Over Dubuque In Valley Tilt
Washington turns a 37 31 halftime deficit into a lead late in the third as Keel nets 10 points each half. Dubuque Ritchie fuels early charge with four goals in the first period, but Washington closes strong with 12 unanswered in the third and holds on in a high‑scoring valley matchup.
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Marion Ramps to Wamac Win
Marion beat West Delaware 78 to 58 on the Indians’ floor to move to 5-1. Four Marion players reached double figures led by Mike Wheeler with 18 and Brian Donohoe with 16. Anderson and Rice contributed 10 and 14 points respectively as Marion surged after halftime to pull away.
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Iowa Faces Illini Without King In Big Ten Tilt
Iowa likely will miss leading scorer Bruce King against Illinois as the 6-8 senior center suffers double vision from a concussion and possible small fracture after the Purdue game. Olson will start Olsthoorn and Lester with Dudish guards supplying help, while Illinois counters with a weak post defense noted by Lou Henson.
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Dubuque blitzes past Upper Iowa in conference clash
Dubuque improves to 6-5 overall and 2-0 in the conference with a 97-77 win over Upper Iowa. The Peacocks trailed by 11 at halftime, narrowed the gap to three twice in the second half, but a late foul barrage sealed the upset loss for Upper Iowa. Dave Kuehl led Dubuque with 26 points, Jim Blanton added 20, and Keith Woolfolk scored 22 for Upper Iowa.
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Hawkeyes Post 27 3 Victory Over Cal Poly in Iowa Meet
Iowa No 3 powered past No 5 Cal Poly 27 3 in a non conference clash at Iowa Fieldhouse. Chris Campbell defeated Lythell Thompson 9 4 at 177 pounds and Bruce Kinseth edged Scott Heaton 7 5 at 150 as Iowa won every bout except 190 where Chris Anaya of Cal Poly beat Greg Stevens 10 4. Iowa improved to 9 1 while Cal Poly fell to 10 2.
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