Bettendorf Nips Washington 69-67 In MVC Showdown
Bettendorf edged Cedar Rapids Washington 69-67 as John Fay drew fouls and sank two late free throws. Kurt Schmeltzer led the Bulldogs with 21 points while Wash stars Seyfer and Schmidt each had 18. Washington fell to 10-3. Bettendorf improved to 10-2 in league play.
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Kennedy Tops Iowa City 81-59 in Cougar gym action
Kennedy led 19-9 early and pulled away to an 81-59 win over Iowa City. Corky DeBoer and Ken Kramer led Kennedy with 15 and 12 points as the Cougars hit 48.3 percent from the floor while Iowa City shot 36.2 percent. Gary Piper led the Little Hawks with 19 points.
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Tom Franz
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Loop Win To Sluggish J-Hawks
The Cedar Rapids Jefferson boys beat Muscatine 74 to 66 as Dean Uthoff scored 24 and Tim Yerington led Muscatine with 32. Coach Colin Williams lamented slow ball movement despite the win.
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Washington Beats Bettendorf In Close Basketball Bout
Washington and Bettendorf traded leads with Washington topping Bettendorf 67 to 69 in a tight mid game. Key scorers included John Fay for Washington and Kurt Schmeltzer for Bettendorf, while team fouls favored Washington with 15 to 12.
Cyclones Up Mark to 11-1 in Wrestling Rout
No. 2 Iowa State beat Michigan State 39-5 to push its dual record to 11-1. Johnnie Jones, 28-0, won 5-3 at 118 pounds. Antonacci and Krist won by pins at 126 and 142. Fouts pinned at heavyweight. MSU’s only winner was Pat Milkovich at 134. ISU hosts Southern Illinois next.
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Hal Saylor
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Kennedy Sophs Run Win Over Iowa City 67 48
The C R Kennedy sophomores improved to 8 4 with a 67 48 victory over Iowa City Friday night at Kennedy. Tracy Crocker scored 24 for Kennedy while Steve Froehle added 17 for Iowa City.
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Regis Royals avenge Linn-Mar with rebounding edge
Regis high school toppled Linn-Mar 72-57 as the Royals dominated the boards 48-28 led by Matt Petrzelka's 21 points and 20 rebounds. Tom O'Donnell added 18 points off the bench as Regis moved to 7-6, while Linn-Mar lamented a weak first half and officiating concerns.
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Dan Hartung
Bob Sindetor
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Jett Ketlener
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Kevin Dorrington
Matt Petrzelko
Tom Fagan
Dennis Martin
Tom O'Donnell
Joe Whitters
Jim Soukup
Horbough
Hortung Martin
Regina Tops LaSalle In Overtime Narrow Win
Regina defeats LaSalle 66 to 65 in overtime on the LaSalle court to move to 7-0 in East Central Iowa conference play while LaSalle drops to 5-3. Key late shots and missed free throws defined the extra period as Tom Goedken earned two decisive free throws with 19 seconds left.
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Scott Tudor
Greg Zipperer
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Zipperer
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No. 1 Iowa shuts out Michigan 33 0 in wrestling meet
No. 1 Iowa dominated No. 14 Michigan 33 0 as nine decisions and one fall gave the Hawkeyes a decisive dual meet victory in Iowa City. Freshman Doug Benschoter earned the only fall, pinning his heavyweight opponent in 6 36 as Iowa extended its dual unbeaten streak to 31 and its season record to 10 0.
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Indian Hills Women Forfeit Seven Games This Season
Indian Hills Community College confirms the women basketball team will forfeit six of seven wins after officials ruled a player was ineligible. Coach Pete Salazar said the ruling drops the team from seven to a 7-9 record on the basis of the seven game winning streak.
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Drake Matmen Deliver Sharp 45-0 Victory Over St Josephs
Drake University defeated St Joseph’s College 45-0 in Rensselaer Indiana in a first ever wrestling meeting. Five pins came in the top four weight classes including Tom Milliken pinning Walt Prochno in the 190-pound match and Leo Ellis pinning Tom Twohig in the 167-pound bout.
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No. 1 Coe escapes Ripon in 78 76 thriller
Coe remains undefeated as top ranked Division III team after a 78 76 home win over Ripon. Henry Bruce scores 26 for Coe with Len Cooper adding 19, while Ripon’s Jerry Waukau nets 16. The Kohawks chase a 40th straight home win against Lawrence at 1 30 p m.
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Benton Tops Prairie in Second Half Surge
Benton Community outscored Cedar Rapids Prairie 37 to 16 in the second half to win 67 to 42. John Less led Benton with 25 points while Scott Weekly added 15. Prairie’s John Lynch scored 13 as Prairie fell to 1-11 overall and 1-5 in the Eastern Iowa conference.
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Hawkeyes and Cyclones Schedule Afternoon Games Today
Iowa Hawkeyes travel to Michigan for a 1 pm Central start not on TV but heard on KCRG WMT WHO and KICG. Iowa State hosts Colorado in Ames at 1 10 pm Central with Channel 5 TV and radio on WOOL.
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