Jeff Downs J-Hawks Top Iowa City 76-63 in Inside Outside Win
Jeff High School defeated Iowa City 76 63 avenging an earlier loss. Tom Mullin led Jeff with 29 points and center Larry Wade controlled the boards while Steve Peterman and Dave Brusha supplied early outside scoring. Iowa City coach Bill Holmstrom noted Mullin’s dominance and Jeff’s improved form.
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Dave Brusha
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Larry Wade
Bill Holmstrom
Hawklets
Kevin O'Rourke
Little Hawks
Jerry Horn
Erusha
Peterman
Bill Maher
J-Hawk Sophs Defeat Iowa City Jefferson 60 47
Jefferson sophomores beat Iowa City 60 to 47 on Friday. Joe Engel led with 18 points and Brad Trickey added 15. The half ended 33 to 14 in favor of Jefferson with multiple players contributing scoring and rebounds.
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Jeff Friday
Joe Engel
Brad Trickey
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Holland
Ferguson
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Burkett
Peggy Fleming honored as AP Female Athlete of the Year
The sole U S Winter Olympic gold medalist Peggy Fleming relaxes at her home in Anaheim Oaks California with family photos and scrapbooks after being named The Associated Press Female Athlete of the Year.
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Wahlert Smacks Royals in 81 54 rout
Wahlert avenged an earlier loss to Cedar Rapids Regis by routing the Royals 81 to 54. Lyle Galliart led Wahlert with 19 points, Bob Anderson 17, and Fred Frommel 14. The Eagles built leads of 18 16, 43 28, and 64 38, sealing the win late in the game.
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Eagles
Lyle Galliart
Bob Anderson
Mark Twaddle
Steve Egger
Burlington
Greyhounds
Fred Frommelt
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy Falls in Fourth as Dubuque Stifles Rally
In Dubuque the Rams edged Kennedy 53 47 after a fourth quarter shutout by Dubuque scoring five points. Kennedy led early 17 7 but saw a costly turnover late in the first half and a late surge by Dubuque to seal the win.
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Cougars
Cougar Sophs Rout Rams 65 49 in Mississippi Valley clash
Cedar Rapids Kennedy sophomores defeated Dubuque's sophomores 65 to 49 as Don Ellis led Kennedy with 21 points and Drew Washburn 16. Jim West shone for the Rams with 20, and Bob Buel added 15 as Kennedy shot 45 percent while Dubuque made 31 percent.
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Cougar
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LaSalle Sophomores Defeat Beckman 72 58 in Key Contest
LaSalle sophomores overwhelmed Dyersville Beckman 72 to 58. Jim Tegler led Beckman with 23 points while Dan Ryan added 19 for LaSalle. Final tallies list Ryan 19 Pietrzak 4 Servousek 4 Kopecky 5. ae Eto
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Jim Tegler
Dan Ryan
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Beckman Tops LaSalle 81 to 58 In Nonconference Showdown
Beckman, led by Tom Schockemoehl with 24 points and Rick Knipper's outside shooting, defeated LaSalle 81 58. The Trailblazers pulled away in the fourth quarter scoring 30 points, while LaSalle struggled at the line missing 10 free throws in the second half.
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Dick Mescher
Rick Knipper
Tom Schockemoehl
Lancers
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Schockemoehl
Knipper
Jim Overmann
Tim Whitters
Mike Loeffler
Trailblazers
Indians Fall as Monticello Vaults to Lead in First Quarter
Monticello raced to a 26-7 first quarter edge, shot 60 percent, and held on to beat Marion 68-55. Stu Ciha led with 28 points, while Jim Bone scored 22 for Marion. Monticello sank 24 free throws to Marion's 11, shaping the outcome. Marion drops to 4-5. Monticello improves to 2-? in the Wamac.
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Stu Ciha
Marion Sophs Edge Indians 50 42 in Friday Night Action
The Marion sophomores defeated the Indians 50 to 42 as Bill Ponder scored 18 points and Wil Dirks added 17. Terry Meeks contributed 12 for the Indians in a tough sophomore cage clash.
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Wil ‘Dirks
Terry Meeks
Rae
Ron Senest
Mick Herndon
Ben
Warriors Sophomores Edge Clinton 58 55
The Washington sophomores defeated Clinton 58 to 55 on Friday. Scott Brees scored 16 points and Dwight Kuster added 14 for Washington, which improved to 5-8 overall and 3-7 in the Valley. Clinton stood 4-5 in league play.
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Warriors
Dwight Kuster
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Warriors overwhelm Clinton 70 to 50 in fatigue hit win
Washington high school's top cagers, fatigued after four games in a week, beat Clinton 70-50 to move to 9-1 in the league and 3-9 overall. Jim Heck led with 23 points, Craig Darling added 12, Bill Carrithers 11, Kyle Skogman 10, as Wash built a 33-27 halftime lead and pulled away late. Clinton, paced by Terry Eberle with 15, John Kennedy and Gary Adkins with 12 each, dropped to 2-7 in the loop.
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Cartenson
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Warriors Dominate Clinton In 70 50 Victory
Two for Darling Craig Darling of Washington scored twice on a high jump for 12 points as the top-ranked Warriors routed Clinton 70 to 50 Friday night. Jim Heck led scoring with 23 points and Bill Carruthers also starred.
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Clinton
Warriors
Jim Heck
Bill Carruthers
Prep Basketball Scores Across Leagues and Meet Results
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Benton Tops Linn-Mar for First ECIC Win 72-65
Benton runners led 23-11 after the first period as Mike Drakos grabbed 11 rebounds and Andy Becker hit for 21 points. Becker and Drakos paced a 72-65 victory over Linn-Mar, as Benton stayed in control through a fourth quarter rally amid late Linn-Mar pressure and five Benton free throws. Curt Gill scored six, Brainard led Linn-Mar with 22, Jones had 11.
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Phil Jones
Benton Sophomores Defeat Linn-Mar 68 to 49 in Basketball
Linn-Mar sophomores led by Steve Hubler with 27 points fell 68 to 49 to Benton Community. Jon Theis scored 17 for the Bobcats as Benton pulled away in the later period.
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Linn-Mar
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Lion
Benton
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