Kentucky holds top in two polls
Kentucky remains No. 1 in both the Associated Press and United Press International college basketball polls after a 90-73 win over Georgia. Arkansas rises to No. 2 after a string of close wins, while Marquette falls from second following a loss to Loyola Chicago. Notre Dame and UCLA also climb with key victories.
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ISU matmen rout Gophers with dominant win
Iowa State University defeated Minnesota 29 to 8 as 126 pound Mike Land extended his winning streak to 33. Land won a decision over Jeff Merritt while Randy Nielsen pinned Dave Henry in 2 minutes 59 seconds. Minnesota earned two decisions and a draw, but ISU won the remaining bouts to improve to 13-1.
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Marion girls gym prevail over Tipton led by Grannan
Marion wins 126.55 to 120.75 as Beth Grannan takes all around and Cindy Jones wins two events. Jill Dollar leads Tipton with three event wins while Marion improves to 4-1 and Tipton drops to 1-6.
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MacPhail Hall of Fame induction sparks mixed memories
Larry MacPhail, who popularized night baseball, and Adrian Joss were inducted by the veterans committee. Tommy John received Most Courageous Athlete honors after a 1974 ligament rupture and 1975 comeback. Tennis saw Ashe beat Nastase, with Cox, Newcombe, and Dibbs advancing. Bruins seek Marvin Barnes and Kermit Washington eyes reinstatement as Nebraska’s Brian Banks earns Big Eight honor.
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Girls basketball scores from Urbana and area games
Urbana 77 Ind St John 71 in overtime. Monica Kramer 29 and Michelle Kramer 29 lead Urbana. Judy Fischels 27 and Julie Madison 27 pace Independence St John. Elkader Central 66 Elkader Central M F L 64 led by Becky Jellings 35 and Lynne Landt 27. West Union North 67 led by Tom Marshall 22. Postville 60 led by Kent Kruse 18. Elkader Central 67 featured Bob Griffin 13 and Brian Wilker 17. M F L 65 with Randy Moon 25 and Pat Boliman 18.
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Parish League Roundup: All Saints St Joseph Win Opens
All Saints 51 St Jude 31 with Chris Schneider scoring 23 as Langhauser added 17 for the losers. St Matthew's beat St Pius 37 34 behind Valliere with 12 and St Joseph's defeated Immaculate Conception 48 31 led by Chris Usher with 20 and Bowser 14 for IC.
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St Paul Beats Trinity In 83 72 Varsity Basketball Clash
St Paul 83 Trinity 72 with standout scoring from Bob Lehnherr 32 and John Fowler 29. Trinity top scorers Kim Johnson 25 and Bill Jelenek 13 powered a late push.
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Kirkwood Drops 17th Straight to Marshalltown in 72-67 Loss
Kirkwood University falls to 0-17 after a 72-67 defeat at Harding Junior High. Randy Hochstedler leads Kirkwood with 25 points while Pat Milke adds 22 as Marshalltown improves to winless record of 0-1-? The box score shows Scott Harris and teammates contributing for Marshalltown.
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Kirkwood tops Marshalltown in third win of season
Marcia Jordan led Kirkwood with 20 points as the junior college women's team defeated Marshalltown 63-56 Monday at Harding Junior High. Ann Henschke paced Marshalltown with 22, Eva Klenk added 15 for Kirkwood, and Marshalltown fell to 7-6 while Kirkwood rose to 3-8.
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Lancer Lanes Bowling Honors Highlight Local Standouts
Don Collins led men with 241-678 as Mona Lewis topped women with 222-594 in a Saturday Mixed Ten at Lancer Lanes. Janine Etzel posted 206, Steve Wilkinson logged a triple 103, Gary Woodward raised his average to 450, Marlene Newhouse scored her first 200, Dale Pederson shot 641, and Don Chittick reached 527. Senior.
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Big Ten College Basketball Scores and Lockdowns Noted
Indiana beat Michigan State 71 66 while Iowa defeated Wisconsin 88 73 and Ohio State topped Illinois 87 84 Purdue won 80 65 in Big Ten action. Additional results list numerous matchups and scattered overtime and snow postponed games across the college circuit.
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