Gretzky Reaches Historic 200 Points In 1981-82 Season
Wayne Gretzky of the Edmonton Oilers became the first NHL player to reach 200 points in a season. He assisted on Pat Hughes’s goal in the first period against Calgary, after winning a face-off and retrieving the puck in Calgary’s zone.
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Alberta
Edmonton Oilers
Wayne Gretzky
National Hockey League
Pat Hughes
Gretzky
Flames
Steve Konroyd
Hughes
Shootout draws strong interest as Five Seasons facility upgraded
The Shootout organizers pour more than $100,000 into preparations with plans to pay none of the players to ensure top talent participates. NBA scouts are expected, and officials Booker Turner Erv Brown will work the game. Transportation is covered and lighting upgrades at the Five Seasons Center boost televised appeal.
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Trent Tucker
Darryl Mitchell
Minnesota
Enberg
McGuire
Packer
Knight
New Orleans
NBA
Booker Turner
Erv Brown
Brown
Powers Manufacturing of
Waterloo
Five Seasons
Five Seasons Commission
Chamber of Commerce
Transac tions Thursday results in college baseball scores
Iowa 4 Bradley 2 Kirkwood 0 4 Longview Missouri 63 NW Iowa Cornell 7 SW Missouri 4 Iowa 1 Upper Iowa 2 3 Loras 1 0.
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Aseball Lowa
Bradley
Kirkwood
Longview
Iowa
Cornell
SW Missouri
Lowa
Upper Iowa
Loras
TV schedule and entering playoff basketball results
Friday television listings include Great Sports at 3 p m on KTS 13. MSHS boys basketball Class 14 semifinal at 7 p m on KTTC. Pro basketball scores: Detroit 100 Philadelphia 98 Golden State 107 Utah 105. Pro hockey results list Boston 5 Buffalo 4 and others. AIAW Division 11 semifinals at Five Seasons Center Concordia vs Millersville State 6 p m Mount Mercy vs Wisconsin Whitewater 8 p m. Tr Dickinson Relays at Cedar Falls.
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Philadelphia
Golden State
Utah
Houston
Portland
Denver
San Diego
AIAW
Five Seasons
Concordia
Millersville State
Mount Mercy
Wisconsin-Whitewater
Tr. Dickinson
Cedor Falls
All-State selections highlight area basketball stars
Akers started every game over three seasons for the Wildcats, averaging 24-3 this season and earning 1A all-tournament honors. Thein led Elkader Central to a 22-3 mark and a 1A state berth with 23 points in the opening loss. Lorenzen powered Kennedy to its first MVC title since 1973 with 15 points, 75 blocks, and top rebounding. Twachtmann starred for Marion with 18.0 ppg, guiding a 16-5 season and earning multiple all-state honors. Wilson led Washington in scoring and rebounding as the Warriors went 16-7 and tied for second in the MVC.
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Thein
Elkader Central
Warriors
Keokuk Cardinal Stritch
Elkader
Wilson
Washington
All States All-State Tourney Notes Highlight Iowa Players
The list highlights players earning all state honors from Washington Waverly Shell Rock Postville and Midland. Wilson matched season averages in a state tourney loss. Hansen led Midland to the Mideast Iowa Conference title with 18 points and 11 rebounds. O’Hara joined Postville’s all state group with 20.2 points and 10.7 rebounds.
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Washington
Waverly Shell Rock
Don King
Hansen
Midland
O’hara
Postville
Gary Landsgard
Chuck Deering
Ames lands Chicago guard and Iowa State adds fifth commit
Iowa State coach Johnny Orr gains verbal pledge from 6-foot-4 guard Ron Virgil of Providence-St. Mel High School Chicago. Virgil averaged 25 points 10 rebounds 4 assists and led his team to a 26-4 season. He joins seven-foot Brad Dudek 6-8 David Moss 6-8 Sam Hill and 6-4 Ted Burbach as Orr’s recent commitments.
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Iowa State
Johnny Orr
Cyclones
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Ron Virgil
Providence-St. Mel
Wisconsin
Bradley
Virgil
Chicago Sun Times
Brad Dudek
Duluth
Minn
David Moss
Franklin Park
Ill
Sam Hill
Ted Burbach
Dubuque
Hawks split in Turquoise tourney with a 4 2 win and 4 1 loss
Iowa Hawks split two games in Albuquerque as Mike Kaliban and Brian Charipar drove in runs in a 4-2 win over Bradley while Jeff Green took a 4-1 setback to Southwest Missouri. Green allowed five hits with four errors behind him. Iowa sits 7-8 overall and 3-4 in the tourney, trailing New Mexico and Southwest Missouri.
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N.M
Iowa
Bradley
Jeff Green
Southwest Missouri
Cedar Rapids Regis Prep
Mike Kaliban
Cedar Rapids LaSalle Prep
Brian Charipar
Charipar
Kaliban
Nick Fegen
Green
Toledo
Bowling Scores Highlight Local Leagues Night
Dick Bader led Collins Nite Owls with a 252 675 series at Castle Lanes while Dottie Ritchie topped Legion Lanes Womens City Major with 264 674. Multiple leagues report high scores across May City and area bowling clubs with notable totals like 726 for Cherry Burrell and 652 for Mike Tilson.
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Collins Nite Owls
Dottie Ritchie
Legion Lanes
Ketellen
T. C
Betty Hoven
Tina McGuffie
Wed
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Pot Fultz
Don Thomas Jr
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Ginny Moore
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John Hohnstein
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Charlie Lazio
Ray Burton
Peg Nelson
Ann Bissell
Deborah Mullen
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Darlene Wimmer
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Bill Mungoven
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C. R. Bowlettes
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Shirley Couch
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Bow
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Sue Richardson
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Kay Pitlik
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Cherry Burrell
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May City Belles
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Carol Hochstetter
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Lucky Strikes
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Ramone Hanson
May City
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Dick Stanford
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Floyd Lowderman
ISU Women Sign Two Wisconsin Players
Iowa State University officials announced that two top Wisconsin players will join the ISU women's basketball team next season. Jane Lobenstein from Portage Turner High and Jackie Slatts from Cuba City signed to play for ISU.
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Wisconsin
Iowa State University
ISU
Jane Lobenstein
Portage Turner High
Jackie Slatts
Cuba City
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