Kennedy, Wash Cagers Cruise past Clinton 85 65 in MVIAA test
Cedar Rapids Kennedy routed Clinton 85 65 as Bill Malone struck for a career high 28 points on 13 FGs and 2 FTs. Kennedy improves to 12 3 overall and 8 1 in the league while Clinton drops to 5 5 in conference play. Enright 20 Wilson 15 Greene 12 paced Kennedy, Nel son 18 led Clinton with Witt and Hyde adding 11 each.
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River Kings
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Steve Nelson
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Tom Hyde
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Jefferson High Downs Iowa City 51 8 In Wrestling Meet
Jefferson High’s unbeaten wrestling team won 51 to 8 over Iowa City at Jeff. Pins by Hittenmiller Viktora Kruse and Brown built a 37 0 lead. Housel and Johnson added late pins. Harkness drew, then Sadler lost on a pin. Junior varsity and sophomores also posted wins.
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Iowa City
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Don Hittenmiller
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Dan Kruse
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Larry Harkness
City High
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Bob Housel
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Howard Johnson
TheHawk
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Dee Jim Showman
Jeff Meier
Dan_ Kruse
Arman Walker
Eat Len” Brown
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Dee Shawn Sheridan
Regis Five Finally Clears 500 in 56-50 Win at Linn-Mar
Regis high's basketball team ended a lengthy wait with a 56-50 victory at Linn-Mar. The Royals rise to 8-7 marked their first above .500 finish this late in a season since 1965, as coach Rick Westhoff praised the long-awaited gain and a three-game winning streak.
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Royals
Marion Keeps Share Of Wamac Lead In 75 58 Win Over Vinton
Marion stayed tied for first in the Wamac standings with a 75 to 58 victory on Vinton's floor. Gregg Anderson poured in 28 points, supported by 17 from Hess and 11 from Hopkins as Marion pulled away in the second half, while Vinton's top scorer Fry added 20 for the losers.
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Monticello
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Barry Hopkins
Mark Hess
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Jensen
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Mahood
Press Aids Warriors in 84-51 Win
Washington high used its pressure defense to rout Dubuque Hempstead 84-51 in the Wash gym Friday night. Coach Don King praised the win that left the Warriors 7-7 overall and 4-5 in the Mississippi Valley conference, with Jeff Dawson leading all scorers at 21 points and seven players reaching double figures. Hempstead, now 7-8, was led by Jim Meyer Kevin Rhomberg and Jeff Schwartz with 11 each.
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Smith clears 18-4 at Millrose vaults indoors
New York AP Steve Smith, 21, Long Beach State, first to clear 18 feet indoors, jumps 18-04% at the Wanamaker Millrose Games. He notes he will push toward 18-8 this season and aims for 19 feet outdoors, referencing Olympic teammates Seagren and Johnson and controversy over fiberglass poles.
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Jeff Falls 56-53 as City High Handles Jeff in MVC
Iowa City High defeated Cedar Rapids Jefferson 56-53 in a Mississippi Valley contest. Jeff trailed 21-10 after one period, rallied to within one late but turnovers and rebounding allowed City High to hold on. Hargrave and Frantz each scored 14 for City High, Jones led Jeff with 18.
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Schnoebelen
First Time Ever Victory For Kennedy Over Clinton
Kennedy high wins 32-19 at Cougar gym to claim its first ever wrestling victory over Clinton. Cray pins Rich Prout after a 9-0 Clinton lead. Ryder pins Steve Bramley to tie 9-9. Fay pins Dennis Bileconn and Kennedy secures the final margin as draws finish the last four bouts. JV and sophomore teams also win.
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Paul Ryder
Kennedy High
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Cougar Gym
Kennedy
Tom Hinrichson
Cray
River King
Rich Prout
Ryder
Steve Bramley
John Fay
Cougar
Jacobson Lifts J Hawk Sophs in Big 24 Point Night
Randy Jacobson scored 24 points to lead the Cedar Rapids Jefferson sophomore team to a 42 to 6 victory over Iowa City Jefferson. Alberst 6, Hrurek 2, Selinger 6, Earnest 13, Ronney 4, Hensch 1 paced the winners while Shrader Mitchell Miller Sase and Bagers contributed for Iowa City in a one sided junior-varsity game.
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Cedar Rapids
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Earnest
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Monmouth 102 Cornell 93 in college basketball at MT Vernon
Monmouth College defeated Cornell 102 to 93 in a college basketball game at Mt Vernon. The Rams built a 33 28 lead, then surged with a 10 point run as Cornell cooled. Neil Alexander led with 35 points while Don Hunter 19 and four others joined double figures for Monmouth. Randy Kuhlman 20, Mark Weston 18, Bob Voight 17, Tom Ellsworth 16 led the Rams scoring.
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Don Hunter
Bob Mason
Tom Gillhouse
Barry Schlicksup
Randy Kuhlman
Mark Weston
Bob Voight
Tom Ellsworth
Bob Sehnack
Jerry van Dyck
Dohnalek Lights Prairie Sophs In 72-65 Win Over Benton
Mike Dohnalek scored 27 points and grabbed 25 rebounds to lead Prairie to a 72-65 soph basketball victory over Benton. Brunius and Benton’s Nolan each added 20 for Prairie. Nolan 20, Brunssen 16 for Benton, with other scorers listed.
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Top 20 High School Scores From Friday Night Action
AP recap shows Des Moines high schools and others with varied results. Newton, Marshalltown, Spencer, Vernon, Clear Lake, Des Moines competing. notable upsets and close finishes include Kennedy over Clinton and Spencer over Spirit Lake.
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Associated Press
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Des Moines Valley
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R. Apids Kennedy
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Harlan
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Spirit Lake
Vernon
Wilton
Clear Lake
Iowa Falls
Clinton Sophs Beat Kennedy on Friday Night
The Clinton sophomore basketball team defeated Cedar Rapids Kennedy 53 to 46 as Jeff Lind scored 15 points. Kennedy was led by Rocky Dales with 11 points, and teammates Jeve Shupp, Jim Robinson, and Mark Greve contributed scoring as Clinton posted a solid win.
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Jeff Lind
Cedar Rapids
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Rocky Dales
Dave Draxton
Jeve Shupp
Jim Robinson
Rick Allebach
Att Novak
Mark Greve
Tom Deets
Mark Ont
Eit Lind
Pat Hendricksen
Robin Heck
Day Harbron
Steve
Regis Sophs Dominate Linn Mar In Friday Night Victory
Regis Sophomores routed Linn Mar 77 to 54 at the Lion gym. Mel O Donnell led Regis with 22 points in a balanced scoring effort while Linn Mar’s top scorer was Brian Tiernan with 12 points. Other Regis players Dolan and Lees added 14 and 12 respectively.
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Schembechler Signs Five Year Michigan Football Contact
University of Michigan announces that head coach Bo Schembechler has signed a new five year contract to continue leading the Wolverines. The agreement covers competition through the 1980 season and solidifies the program’s coaching leadership.
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Ann Arbor, Mich
University of Michigan
Bo Schembechler
Wolverines
Fisheree Still On at Macbride
The Wildlife Outdoor club of Cedar Rapids and Marion will hold its ninth annual ice fisheree at Lake Macbride Sunday as scheduled. Chairman Harry Hille said 14 inches of ice exist. Conservation officers report steady fishing this week. Event runs 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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Wildlife Outdoor Club of
Cedar Rapids and
Marion
Lake Macbride
Harry Hille
Ex Hoosier Coach A D Harrell Dies at 65
BLOOMINGTON Ind AP Paul J Pooch Harrell former Indiana University baseball coach and athletic director died Friday in Bloomington Hospital after a lengthy illness Harrell 65 a native of Indianapolis came to Indiana as a student in 1925 He was an All Big Ten football quarterback and led the conference in hitting as a third baseman on the 10 baseball team
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Ind
Paul J.pooch Harrell
Indiana University
Harrell
Indianapolis
Indiana
Snead Extends Lead at PGA Seniors Championship
Sammy Snead shot a 66 for a 132 total after the second round, widening his lead in the 34th PGA Seniors Championship dubbed the Sammy Snead Benefit. Julius Boros trailed in second at 139 after a 70 in round two.
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