North Linn earns first state tournament berth in school history
North Linn defeats Burlington Notre Dame 54 to 50 in a substate thriller to earn its first trip to the boys Class A state tournament. Ray Noonan scores a career high 23 points as the Lynx rally late, with Byron Peyton and Noonan sealing it with critical free throws in the final minutes. North Linn now faces Rock Valley in Des Moines on March 17.
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Byron Peyton
Blin
Ing
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Mike Howland
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Lynx
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Ken Brueck
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Ken Brueth
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Nike Howland
Roy Noonan
Loren Zuenppen
Dave Kubik
Hart
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Burling
Edri
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FG Pet Burt
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Regina Routs West Central in substate final for boys basketball
Regina Runnin Regals defeat West Central 75 to 53 in Clinton to seal a state tournament berth. Scott Wood led Regina with 18 points while Randy Norton and Tom Goedken added double figures. West Central, led by Mark Nuss with 19, ends its season 12-11.
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Runnin’ Regals
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Maynard
Iowa
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Norton
Cameron
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Regals
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Tom Goedken
Gary Breka
Mark Nuss
Lincoln
Dave Hotsch
Mark Garmnon
Eric Seydet
Jim O'Keefe
Joe Lynch
Tim Russell
Kevin Wedemeier
Daryl
Coe's Cooper Bruce Cornell Hopkins Named To All MidWest Team
In Des Moines Cedar Rapids Red Devils beat Des Moines Community Center 35-32 to take second in the Midget Division AAU Junior Olympic basketball tourney. Chris Weaver led with 15 points. Ames Iowa Scott Cole from Ankeny signed a football letter of intent with Iowa State University.
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Ames, Iowa
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Scott Cole
Ankeny
Iowa State University
Red Peppers and Sports Stars Move North
Jackson Michigan will gain Jerry and Edie Johnson as they leave Cedar Rapids where Edie dominated golf and bridge and Jerry supported sports and music. Edie neared life master in duplicate bridge and bowled well. Jerry is a trumpet player and former director of El Kahir Shrine band. Also noted is Bernie Owens winning a reporting award and coach Barry Switzer criticizing NCAA football finances while predicting Michigan and Nebraska as top teams for next fall per Football News.
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Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
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Nebraska
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