McAreavy brothers fill in as teammate sidelined
Marion coach Dick Sloan loses Brad Mc Areavy to a season ending ankle break and Steve Schone to knee surgery. Jordan McAreavy steps up saying the squad will push to 200 percent as the team adapts.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1979
Page
19
Jordan leads Marion scoring in 86 61 loss to Manchester West Delaware
Jordan scored a team high 23 points as Marion fell 86 61 to Manchester West Delaware. He topped Marion in nine games, part of the Big Mac Attack nickname shift to The One Mac Attack. Jordan sits as the metro areas third leading scorer at 17.2, amid Prairie’s Ollinger Hastings. Coach Sloan praises his work ethic and leadership, noting his defense, conditioning and team focus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jordan
Manchester West Delaware
Marion
Mac
Metro Area
Prairie
Scott Ollinger
Reggie Hastings
McAreavy
Sloan
John
Lola McAreavy
Delaware
Manhawks
Brad Albaugh
Steve Schone
Schone
Washington Tops MVC Offense In Close Conference Races
In the Mississippi Valley Conference standings, Cedar Rapids Washington leads team offense at 65.8 while West tops defense at 48.2. Dubuque Wahlert shares boys offense with Washington at 66.4. Wash and Kennedy pace defense at 50.4. Individual leaders include Brett Higgins 17.9 for Dubuque Senior and Cindy Altmaier 32.2 for Washington. Teresa Ahart leads girls sophomores with 20.9. Dale Leibried tops boys with 24.3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mississippi Valley Conference
Cedar Rapids Washington
Iowa City West
West
Dubuque
Brett Higgins
John Beasley
City High
Rick Crews
Jeff Valentine
Wahlert
Carl Gonder
Wash
Cindy Altmaier
Pam Nierman
Mary Beth Maher
Amy McGrane
Kelli Steggall
Kennedy
Teresa Ahart
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Dale Leibried
Fowler's 46 Leads Eby's Past Herbies 89 to 61
John Fowler scored 46 for Eby's Sporting Goods as they routed Herbies 89 61. Joe Baldus led the losers with 16.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Fowler
Eby’s Sporting Goods
Herbies
Ellis
Fleck tallies 32 as Nelson's Meat Market routs Aquarium Lounge
Geoff Fleck scored 32 points to lead Nelson's Meat Market to a 95-72 win over Aquarium Lounge in YMCA basketball. Red Top Sport Shop beat Skogman Realtors 78-58 with Jim Van Scoyer scoring 12. The County Line edged Eby's 33-32 as Boots and Davisson each had 15 and Steve Dowell 27 for Eby's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoff Fleck
Nelson’s
Aquarium Lounge
YMCA
Red Top Sport Shop
Skogman Realtors
Jim van Scoyer
Eby’s
Boots
Davisson
Steve Dowell
West Delaware dedicates season to cancer victim
West Delaware High School basketball, led by Casey Ditch and seniors Tauke Pasker Probasco Rowland, aims for success in the Maquoketa showdown. The 6 0 conference leaders post a 9 1 overall record as they honor Doug White, a cancer victim, and emphasize academics with top grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Delaware
Manchester
West Delaware High School
Maquoketa
Wamac
Doug White
Rick Louk
Cedar Rapids
Rick
Dave Probasco
Dan Rowland
Dave
Louk
Rowland
Paske
Wartburg defeats Luther in wrestling as Pavelec pins Borchardt
Wartburg remains unbeaten at 5-0 and extends its win streak to 49 with a 26-12 victory over Luther. Steve Pavelec at 190 pounds pinned Roger Borchardt in 1 52, contributing to Wartburg’s strong team performance alongside decisions by Schiveter Teach Robb Boosig Delp and Saver in various weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decorah
Wartburg
Steve Pavelec
Roger Borchardt
Luther
Dave Schiveter
Jim Jackson
Doug Teach
Bill Bernardo
Casey Robb
Jeff Peterson
Dan Boos
Mark Schmitz
Mark Aries
Mike Martins
Jeff Bousiog
Rich Wagner
Dennis Delp
Robin Ersland
Curt Saver
Craig Myers
Duane Randall
Dave Dotseth
Kirkwood Women Sink Boone JC for 6-6 Record
Kirkwood improved to 6-6 on the season with a 54-50 victory over Boone Junior College in a women's college basketball contest. LuAnn Kimm scored 23 and Robin Smittkamp 10 for Kirkwood while Terri Davidson led Boone with 19 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkwood
Boone Junior College
LuAnn Kimm
Robin Smittkamp
Terri Davidson
Boone
Upper Iowa Women Dominate Coe 79 47 in Wednesday Game
Sue Ross scores 25 points to lead Upper Iowa University over Coe College 79 47. Kim Gibney and Lisa Selby tally 14 points each for Coe as their season record moves to 1 9 while Upper Iowa improves to 8 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Sue Ross
Nets
Upper Iowa University
Coe
Kim Gibney
Lisa Selby
Upper Iowa
Nance calls league reversal crazy in Ames report
Ames notes a wild conference scene as the team with the best overall mark sits in last and a struggling club tied for first. The report highlights paradoxical standings and reactions to the unusual league balance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMES
Toughest road trip for Hawks
Iowa faces Purdue in a tough road stretch and then Michigan State as Big Ten play tightens. Olson notes Purdue and Michigan State home strengths while Iowa seeks balance against Joe Barry Carroll and a disciplined Boilermaker squad.
LaSalle Dominates Regis 28 24 In Prep Wrestling
LaSalle wrestler Steve Haddish won at 105 pounds by a first period pin to propel a 28 24 victory over Regis. Regis won the JV meet 38 19 as Warren Corrigan and others posted decisions and pins in the night’s action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Leslie Tibbitts
Linn-Mar
Regis
Marion
Greg Hebert
West Delaware
Kennedy
LaSalle
Steve Haddish
Joe Rater
Warren Corrigan
Joan Rater
Dennis Grove
Joy Vancleve
Vince Saladon
Brian Day
Paul Champor
Byron Ingram
Steve Bean
Shawn Courtney
Joe Vancleve
Dennis Purdy
Tom Lavin
Dan Malloy
Mike McMahon
Mike Bisenius
Chris Burke
Joe Corrigan
Brian Corrigan
Tim Cram
Rich Brown
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jordan McAreavy
Fowler
Eby
Fleck
Mighty Casey
Casey Ditch
Casey
Mer
Curt Tauke
al Pasker
Pasker
Harper’s Marine City
Cedar River
Ellis Blvd
Bella Downtown
USU Women
Wallop Coe
Nance
Hawks
West Lafayette
Ind
Iowa
Purdue
Joe Barry Carroll
Lute Olson
Hawkeyes
Michigan State
Earvin
Magic” Johnson
Illinois
Ohio State
Michigan
Olson
Carroll
Boilermakers
Jerry Lichting
Steve Krafcisin
Steve Waite
Krafcisin
Indiana
Northwestern
Ronnie Lester
Drake Morris
Lee Rose
Morris
Rose
Iowa State
Lynn Nance
Cyclones
Colorado
Andrew Parker
Eric Davis
Jon Ness
Chuck Harmison
Davis
Mike Gorman
Craig Austin
Parker
Buffaloes
Emmett Lewis
Brian Johnson
Bill Blair
Chuck Thompson
Johnson
Austin
Lewis
Magno
Gorman
Ay Washington
Benjamin
Harmison
Athoft
Ness
Estes
Harris
Evans
Pea Colorado
Ardue
Wre. K. Boyle
Mayfield
Lester
Peth
Mackey Arena
Lafayette
Incl
WMT
KHAK
WHO
KICG
WQUA
al Ld
3Rd Ave
Bob Zimmerman
FORD
Fairmont
First Avenue East
40Th ST
LaSalle Pins Regis
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