Jeff Hawks Sweep Wash In City Battle 75-56
Jeff Sweeps Wash 75 56 in a city showdown at J Hawk gym as Larry Baker dominates with 22 points and 19 rebounds while Noel Trickey and Pat Driscoll add scoring. Wash guards Joe McGillicuddy leads with 21 points but Jeff builds a 53 27 rebounding edge and pulls away in the third quarter.
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Larry Baker
Jefferson
Baker
Washington
Tom Heck
Tom Kelly
Kelly
Jeff
Pat Driscoll
J-Hawk
Warrior
Kcrg-Tv
Wash
J-Hawks
Jeff Boss Gay Dahn
Andy Baker
Warriors
Driscoll
McCleary
McGillicuddy
Trickey
Seyfer
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Schul
Skripsky
Hoelker
Burgin
Naughton Gil
McDonald
Kay
Park
Iuddy
Reed Jeff
Sample
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Mc Lawrence
Gary Kradle
Donald
Sterling
Ill
Wahlert tops Regis 96 91 in high school showdown
Wahlert 96 91 Cedar Rapids Regis in a seesaw contest to set Wahlert gym and Eagle team scoring records. Bazelides poured in 29 and Conlon 30 for Wahlert while Thomsen 23 and Seidel 24 led Regis. Regis drops to 10 2 as Wahlert air gripped late.
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Dubuque
Wahlert
Cedar Rapids Regis
Wahlert Gym
Phil Bazelides
The
Royals
Dennis Conlon
Gerry McAleece
Bazelides
Cedar Rapids
Mueller
Thomsen
Lockwood
Seidel
Regis
Bob Kaup
Conlon
Wahlertoe
T. TP
Kaup
McAleece
Mraz
Koppes
Muller
Anderson
Tal
Kohawks Rally Falters In Overtime At Ripon
Ripon pulled away in overtime to beat Coe 75 69 at the Coe fieldhouse after trailing by 11 at halftime. Coe led 34 23 late in the first half before Ripon surged, Led by Minor and Valentine Ripon improved to 5 4 in conference. Coe slips to 1 7 in the Midwest.
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Kohawks
Coe
Ripon
Redmen
Coe Fieldhouse
Don King
Lawrence
Foe Ft Te Valentine
Ankerson
U S Women Reach Final In Australian Tennis Doubles
Nancy Richey of Dallas and Carole Graebner of Beachwood Ohio advanced to the final round of the women s doubles at the Australian National tournament in Sydney. Trailing 5 2 in the first set they rallied to win 8 6 then captured the second set 6 1 defeating Judy Tegart and Robyn Ebbern of Australia.
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Sydney
Australia
Nancy Richey
Dallas
Carole Graebner
Beachwood
Ohio
United States
Judy Tegart
Robyn Ebbern
Oklahoma Drubs Kingfish 179 to 0 in 1917 Rivalry Game
Oklahoma defeated Kingfish with a dominant 179 to 0 score in a historic 1917 matchup, marking the last time the two schools met on the field.
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Oklahoma
Kingfisher
Marion Rally Edges Vinton 65 62 In Wamac Thriller
Marion trailed by 15 at halftime then rallied to beat Vinton 65 to 62 in a Wamac conference showdown. Key players: Marion’s Terry Kelly and Steve Rucker each 16 points, Adams 21 for Vinton, Randall 15 before fouling out, Ketchan 16 for Vinton. Marion moves to 5-5. Vinton drop to second place tie.
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Coe
King
Vinton
Marion
Laver Vinton
Indians
Dan Isbell
Tom Froning
Dave Edwards
John Lewis
Lewis
Vikings
Les Adams
Edwards
Tim Zrudsky
Steve Rucker
Terry Kelly
Rucker
Adams
Kelly
Randall
Wahlert Sophomores Edge Regis In 67 60 Victory
DUBUQUE Wahlert sophomores defeated Regis 67 to 60 on Friday. Melloy led Wahlert with 23 points while Ron Balik paced Regis with 21. Regis held a halftime lead of 30 to 25.
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Dubuque
Wahlert Soph
Regis Sophs
Regis
Melloy
Ron Balik
Royals
Wahlert
Kohne Melting
Uehingcomes Non Balik
Afeve
Jeanine ‘de van de ‘Williams
Blair Casey
Coleman Named Southeastern Conference Commissioner
Coleman A. M. "Tonto" Coleman was named Friday the third commissioner of the 35-year-old Southeastern conference in Birmingham Alabama.
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Birmingham
Ala
A. M. “Tonto” Coleman
Southeastern Conference
Green Bay Packers Intercept 42 Passes for Season Record
The 1943 Green Bay Packers in the National Football League set a league record with 42 interceptions in a single season, highlighting a dominant defensive performance.
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Green Bay Packers
Center Point Clinches Allac Crown with 82-63 Victory
Center Point defeated Linn-Mar 82-63 to clinch the Allac conference title, improving to 12-0. Coggan led with nine rebounds and nine assists, while Westcott and Musselman added 13 and 12 points. Linn-Mar’s frosh-sophs won 48-31 behind Wisgerhof with 16 points and Erickson’s 12.
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Center Point
Allac
Linn-Mar
Inf Tha Waw
Althanah Tinn Maw
Staton
Bruce Westcott
Tom Musselman
Lions
Linn-Mar Frosh - Soph
Doug Wisgerhof
Bob Erickson
Cyclone Tankers Top Oklahoma St 60-34 in Dual Meet
Iowa State defeated Oklahoma State 60-34 in Stillwater as Jim Cotsworth led with two wins in the 160-yard individual medley and 500-yard freestyle. Cyclones swept seven events, with relay wins and other first places by Wayne Oras, Bruce McDonald, and John Moreland.
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Stillwater
Okla
Jim Cotsworth
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Cyclones
Cotsworth
Wayne Oras
Bruce McDonald
John Moreland
Indians sign Alvis for fourth season at third base
Cleveland Ohio AP reports third baseman Max Alvis has signed a contract extension marking his fourth season with the Cleveland Indians. The deal secures his spot at third base and continues his tenure with the club.
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Cleveland, Ohio
Max Alvis
Cleveland Indians
Prairie Nips N. Scott In Overtime 66-63
Prairie high, sparked by sophomore Jim Yanecek and veteran Don Sirowy, edged North Scott 66-63 in overtime on the Hawks home floor. Prairie erased a second-quarter lull, rallied from nine down after three quarters, then pulled away in the overtime period to secure the win.
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al Miller Gazette
Jim Yanecek
Don Sirowy
Prairie High
North Scott
Hawks
Carroll Vasbinder
Prairie
Lancers
Larry Busch
Yanecek
Sirowy
Baseball Draft Underway Amid Slim Prospects for Action
New York AP reports baseball's second free agent draft began Saturday with cautious expectations. Last year 826 players were chosen by 20 major league clubs and minors combined, but only about half signed. This year expects 40 to 50 selections.
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New York
Muskegon Beats Des Moines 7-3 to Lead IHL by Six
Muskegon moved six points ahead in the IHL standings with a 7-3 home win over Des Moines. Des Moines sat in fifth place as the contest capped Friday night action.
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Muskegon, Mich
Muskegon
Des Moines
Wash Sophs Triumph 58 42 Over Jeff in MVCC Opener
Washington’s sophomore team beat Jeff 58 to 42 in a Mississippi Valley Conference preliminary game. Mike Hurn scored 18 and Steve Hatfield added 12 to pace the Warriors and J-Hawks. Wash players Hell, Tribble, Finn, Mohr, Horn, Beltz contributed on the winning side.
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Mike Seyfer
J-Hawks
Wash
Washington
Jeff
Mike Hurn
Young Warriors
Steve Hatfield
Hell
Tribble
Finn
Mohr
Horn
Beltz
Wilkey
Kuenzi
Hatfield
Usher
van Deest
Haynor
Neal
LaSalle Beats Dyersville Xavier In 76-62 Win
LaSalle led 19-15 after the first quarter and stayed ahead to beat Dy ersville Xavier 76-62. Steve Ard scored 18 points to top LaSalle, with 16 from Steve Hasley off the bench and John Oujiri steady on defense. The Lancers shot 45 percent and connected on 16 of 26 free throws.
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Dyersville
Cedar Rapids
LaSalle
Dyersville Xavier
Lancers
Steve Hasley
Steve Ard
Lancer
Ard
LaSalle Avier i
LaSalle Fou
Badger
Dresna Hasley
Oviir Avier Wis
Wagner i
Ever
Schockmoehr
Wieneke
D. Goal Lle
Xavier
Lancer Sophs Fall to Xavier 55 45 in Dyersville
Dyersville Xavier defeated LaSalle sophomores 55 to 45. Larry Malloy led LaSalle with 19 points while Marv Maeks scored 20 for Xavier. Team rosters listed with Malloy 19, Maeks 20, Klostuman 11, Koelker 11, Segrat 6, Reich er 2 among others.
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Dyersville
Xavier
LaSalle
Larry Malloy
LaSalle Sophs
Marv Maeks
Rod Kann
Bruce Fahnie
Jim Brushaw
John Walsh
Bernie Owens
Mary Maeks
Bill Klostuman
Lloyd Koelker
Dan Segrat
Jerry Bildsteen
Rod Reicher
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Bob Sample
Lynn Lawrence
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B. J. Trickey
Bob Jennings
Bill Seidel
Mark Thomson
Ed Colbert
Larry Paul
Dennis Pietrzak
Pietrzak
Dave Minor
Minor
Seph
John Valentine
Tom Vaughn
Doug Ankerson
Dave Bienfang
Rick Brown
Bill Mukolyzk
Coe Cilly
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Scott Bevin
Ivan Randall
Isbell
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Little Indians
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John Ketchan
Russ Glasgow
Isbell Rucker Adams
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Janes
Aieer
Bevin
Nullelly Fowler
Srudsky
Er Adams
Froning
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Mari
Coleman
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Coggan
Oklahoma St
Alvis
Yanehcek
Frank Pirkel
Lynn Koberg
Koberg
Ron Rohlena
John Moffitt
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Pirkel
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Arnie Paulsen
Bill Broussai
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