Five Hawks Advance Iowa Matmen Lead NCAA Tourney
Iowa held a slim lead at the NCAA wrestling championships in Princeton as six Hawkeyes advanced to Friday's quarterfinals. Key wins by Stevens at 150 and Bowlsby at heavyweight boosted Iowa while Oklahoma fell back. Iowa State also moved seven into the next round? The Hawkeyes, Sooners, Cyclones and Cowboys battled for position with multiple upsets shaping the team race.
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Hunte
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Dor Wagemann
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Dan Helm
Chris Campbell
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Bowlsby
Oklahoma
Sooners
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Cyclones
Towa
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Bob Antonacci
Pete Galea
Willie Gadson
al Nacin
Randy Nielsen
Robin Whitman
Bob Holland
Dan Peterson
Oklahoma State
Cowboys
Billy Martin
East Carolina
Jim Blair
Joe Jackson
Missouri
Paul Berry
Hingham Young
Wash Falls to LV Auburn in Girls State Tourney Quarterfinal
Cedar Rapids Wash loses 72 68 to Lake View Auburn as LV Auburn shoots 74 percent overall and blocks key shots early. Coach Bob Fouts hails Chris Garman for six steals while Wash guards pressure LV Auburn in the second half.
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Chris Garman
Lisa Hopfer
Sue Petersen
Deb Franklin
Cedar Rapids
Fouts
Brouth
Jefferson
Chris Gorman
Lisa Hupler
Kareem Abdul Jabbar Seeks Trade From Bucks
Kareem Abdul Jabbar has asked to be traded from the Milwaukee Bucks, broadcaster Mary Albert reported. He wants to play only for New York or Los Angeles, with one year left on a 1 million package and an optional year. Trade during tampering debates and possible targets include the Knicks, Nets, and Lakers amid league-side hurdles.
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Cedar Rapids Washington Falls to Lake View Auburn in Semis
Cedar Rapids Washington, unbeaten state contender, lost 74 62 to Lake View Auburn in the quarterfinals, ending its bid at the state tournament as Lake View Auburn advanced with strong guard play and a fast second half. Washington struggled early, shooting poorly in the first half, and foul trouble limited their offense while Lake View Auburn built a midgame lead and held on.
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Maple Valley
Audubon
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Hamilton
Ross
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Warriors
Drake Upsets USC In NCAA NCI Thriller At Louisville
Drake star Larry Haralson led a 40-70 upset of 11th ranked Southern California before a home crowd in Louisville. Haralson scored 20 points, Grah am added 20, Williams was sidelined with an ankle injury, and Drake improved to 16-10 entering the tournament while USC finished 18-8. Arizona beat East Carolina 94-78 in the opener.
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