Kirkwood Tops Waldorf In Overtime Opener For Region 11
Kirkwood Community College edged Waldorf College 71 70 in overtime to open Region 11 women’s basketball tournament at Johnson Hall. Suzie Miller banked in the go ahead shot with four seconds left in OT after Kirkwood erased a five point deficit. Miller led Kirkwood with 18, Shelley Smith added 15, and Kelli Alberts 14 as Kirkwood improved to 27 4 and prepared to face Iowa Lakes in the semifinals. Waldorf’s Carolyn Carpenter scored 12 in the second half and Sue Klahsen had 19 before fouling out.
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ISU Cyclones Could Rise with Inside Power Next Season
Iowa State fans excited by a young lineup led by Ron Harris Terrence Allen and Barry Stevens may see a stronger club next year with Jeff Hornacek directing the offense. The key upgrade is a solid inside scorer, with Brad Dudek and Sam Hill joining promising freshmen as potential contributors.
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Weeks sets Kirkwood assist record in junior college career
Diminutive Raul Weeks of Joliet Illinois finished his Kirkwood Community College career as the all time assist leader with 283 assists over 29 games for a 9.7 average. The Eagles ended 17 14 after a Region 11 first round exit to Indian Hills 58 57 led by Jeff Cody who averaged 18 6 points and 10 2 rebounds.
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Former Hawkeye star John Niland arrested
John Niland, a 1960s Iowa Hawkeyes and Dallas Cowboys veteran, was arrested in Dallas on narcotics possession and related charges. He faced an eight gram cocaine finding, burglary and theft investigations, and several traffic violations after a confrontation with a former girlfriend, Sheree Reeves, who alleged theft and property possession.
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Reagan lauds Yankee ingenuity for 1984 Olympics
President Reagan praised the effort to host the 1984 Games without public funds. He cited an operating budget near half a billion dollars and commended US Olympic Committee leaders for organizing a subsidy free event. The LAOOC has funded most funds with corporate support.
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Houston tops Arkansas to claim SWC title in Arkansas arena
Houston, ranked No. 1 nationally, beat Arkansas 74 to 66 at Barnhill Arena to seal its first SWC regular season championship. Benny Anders led the Cougars with 18 points off the bench as Houston pushed to a 15-0 SWC mark and a 24-2 overall record while extending a 19-game winning streak. Arkansas fell to 24-2 overall, 13-2 in the conference.
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Huskers take Big 8 swim lead in Ames
Nebraska tops the Big Eight standings with 144 points after Thursday finals led by divers Dave Goodwin and Reynaldo Castro who qualified for nationals in the 1 meter dive. The 400-yard medley relay set a conference record as Iowa State Kansas Missouri and Oklahoma trailed with 130 110 85 and 27 points respectively.
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