Shamus McDonough a Cyclone in 1982 prospects
Feature on Shamus McDonough, 6-4, 270-pound Iowa State senior tackle. Notes his nickname Shamoo the Killer Whale, scuba diving hobby, knee and neck injuries, and hopes for a strong 1982 season with returning starters and transfers. References past key games and tackles, and jokes about Iowa girls basketball rule questions.
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Central City falls to Paullina in 1A final title game
Paullina star Randy Kraayenbrink scored 33 points to lead the Panthers past Central City 66 56 in the Class 1A state championship. Kraayenbrink set the all time three game tourney scoring record with 114 points, surpassing Neil Fegebank by two. Central City coach John Stevens praised his team's effort despite turnovers and late foul trouble, as Akers added 18 points and 11 rebounds for Central City.
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Worthy and Perkins lead UNC past Alabama in East semifinal
James Worthy and Sam Perkins combined for all points in a 10-2 run that put North Carolina in control as the top-ranked Tar Heels defeated No. 13 Alabama 74-69 in the NCAA East Regional semifinals. The win extends UNC’s winning streak to 13 and sets a regional final against Villanova.
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Tar Heels Rally Past Alabama In ACC Thriller
Perkins sparked a late run as Carolina shifted a 53-51 deficit with 12 minutes left into a lead before Worthy’s 10-2 burst. In other games Villanova beat Memphis State 70 66 in overtime with Pinone sealing it, Boston College stunned Kansas State 69 65 ending their NCAA run. report notes page 2B.
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Regis Rolls Into Finals as Royals Crush Ballard 69 44
Cedar Rapids Regis boys basketball dominated the 60th state tournament semifinal against Huxley Ballard, improving to 23 2. Led by coach Dick Breitbach the Royals built a 7 point first quarter lead and a 34 21 halftime edge, finishing 69 44 to advance on to the title game versus Denison.
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Hagler Hearns set for undisputed middleweight clash
Marvin Hagler after a 67 second KO of Caveman Lee aims to defend the undisputed middleweight crown against Thomas Hearns May 24. Emanuel Steward cites pay TV and possible Las Vegas site with purses rumored at 2 million Hagler and 1.25 million Hearns. Top Rank prepares a New York news conference as promoters push for a marquee showdown.
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Mount Mercy Triumphs in AIAW II Quarterfinal Clash
Mount Mercy defeats Keane College 74 to 61 in the AIAW Division III national quarterfinals behind Gina Schulte 24 points and Jane Meyer 17 points with a career high 19 rebounds. The Mustangs advance to face North Central Illinois next, after a strong second half surge.
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