All-State basketball players shine in 32-team meet
The article highlights top seniors, including 6-7 Venzke of Washington, who led the Demons with 16 points and 10 rebounds, earned 26 points in state tournament play, and drew Division I interest. Kehoe of Maquoketa Valley paced 2A runners up with 27 points in a loss. Kennedy's Tate finished sixth in scoring with 802 career points and 410 rebounds, contributing key late shots and free throw accuracy. Schwemm of Tripoli, Woodburn of Mid-Prairie, and others are noted for standout seasons and prospects.
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Lost Nation
West Point Marquette
Venzke
Washington
Demons
Maquoketa Valley
Pennsylvania
Kehoe
Wildcats
Kennedy
Tate
Cougars
Metro
Rehai
Tripoli
Schwemm
Panthers
Pat Woodburn
Mid-Prairie
Golden Hawks
Woodburn
Chris Gaines
Waterloo West
Kent Pollpeter
West Point Marquette Sr
Tim Hatchett
Sioux City Heelan
Scott Socha
Marshalltown
Calvin Eldred
Urbana
Charles Cannon
Burlington
Steve Ball
Wes Bruns
Dubuque Hempstead
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Jason Reese
Des Moines East
David Venzke
Thomas Clark
Fort Dodge
Robert Johnson
Des Moines
Lincoln
Troy Muilenburg
Davenport West
Chris McCray
Davenport
Terry Woods
Greg Lansing Horton
Andy Curoe
Maurice Newby
Kelly van Kalsbeek
Unity Christian
Mike Groves
Sioux City
Mark Kamies Sheldon
Chris Kuhlmann
Denison
Troy Schwemm
Tripoli Sn
Tom Bies Marcus
Robert Davis
Sioux City West
Brad Sorenson
Cedar Falls
Jeff Charison
Lake Mills
Tab Zuch
Oakland
Todd Sauiers
Bellevue Marquette
Wellman
Craig DeHaan
Maurice-Orange City
Alexander Hubbard
Front Line
Brad Brumm
Vinton
Scot Lumsden
Linn-Mar
Rick Creger
Doug Stulken
Brian Bender
Wellman Mid-Prairie
Rick Kriener
Turkey Valley
Randy Schulterans
Central City
Kurt Poulsen
Regina
C.R. Kennedy
Kenston
Todd Fredrick
Mark Lancaster
Linn Kr
Chris Jans
Robbie Miller
Iowa City
Kirk Ridout
South Toma
al Thole
ISU Sweeps UNI In Doubleheader Baseball Action
Iowa State defeats Northern Iowa 7-6 in game one and 21-0 in game two. Key hits include Scott Schmelzer and Todd Barkalow in the opener, Jeff Wedvick and Ron Pezzoni driving run production, and Brian Lonergan tossing a two hitter in game two as ISU climbs to 9-8 while UNI sits at 5-5-1.
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AMES
Iowa State
Iowa
UNI
Scott Schmelzer
Dave Smith
Cyclones
Schmelzer
ISU
Panther Todd Barkalow
Jeff Wedvick
Ron Pezzoni
Dave Rima
Brian Lonergan
Neosho
Kirkwood
Crowder Community College
Jeff Frese
Rod Worrell
Brian Butz
Eagles
Crowder
Bees Sweep Kohawks In Five Inning DH
St Ambrose improved to 5-1 with a doubleheader sweep of Coe on the Washington High School diamond. Each game lasted five innings as Coe dropped to 0-4.
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Fighting Bees
Kohawks
Washington High School
Coe
Raveling weighs USC move amid coach search
USC faces a coaching crossroads as Rick Raveling contemplates leaving Iowa. Four USC freshmen urged hiring a West Coast recruiter while Morrison exits. Raveling signs two Indiana high school players and hints at assembling an Iowa staff elsewhere, with support flowing from Iowa players and officials during spring break.
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Los Angeles
UCLA
Morrison
Trojans
USC
Street
Smith
Mike McGee
Southern Cal
David Spencer
Greg Kimble
Rich Grande
Philadelphia
Spencer
Raveling
Iowa
Broten Becomes First U.S.-Born 100-Point NHL Player
Neal Broten of the Minnesota North Stars became the first U.S. born player to reach 100 points in a single NHL season with two assists in a game against the Toronto Maple Leafs. The Roseau, Minnesota native, 26, entered the contest with 27 goals and 71 assists for 98 points, and is a member of the 1980 U.S. Olympic gold medal team.
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Toronto
Neal Broten
Minnesota North Stars
Toronto Maple Leafs
Broten
Roseau
Minn
U.S
North Stars
Sutter in midseason form after shoulder surgery setback
Bruce Sutter shows six straight scoreless spring outings with two hits and two walks allowed across six appearances as he nears opening day. Braves manager Chuck Tanner plans cautious use, stressing consistency and mental readiness to return to late inning role. catcher Ozzie Virgil endorses Sutter's regained form.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Bruce Sutter
Atlanta Braves
Sutter
Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Ozzie Virgil
Phillies
Chuck Tanner
Tanner
Red Sox explode for 27 runs in spring exhibition win
Boston battered Chicago 27-10 in Sarasota as 5,190 fans watched a historic outburst. Rich Gedman homered, 14 walks and four wild pitches aided the surge, with multiple Red Sox hitters contributing and Ted Williams-era memories invoked by Johnny Pesky and John McNamara.
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Winter Haven
Fla
Chicago
New England Patriots
Bears
Red Sox
White Sox
Sarasota
John McNamara
Boston Red Sox
Johnny Pesky
St. Louis Browns
Boston
McNamara
Ted
Williams
Junior Stephens
Billy Goodman
Dominic
DiMaggio
Pesky
Rich Gedman
Roger Clemens
Tim Lollar
Ron Kittle
Lollar
Rudy Law
Mike Trujillo
Glenn Hoffman
Marty Barrett
John Christensen
Hoffman
Barrett
RBI
Christensen
Steve Lyons
Davis and Zalesky Top Soviets in Northwestern Meet
Former Iowa stars Barry Davis and Jim Zalesky led the United States to wins over the Soviet Union at McGaw Hall in Evanston. Davis dominated Osman Efendiev 11-2 at 125.5 pounds, while Zalesky edged Anatoly Palmarev 4-4 on criteria after a late takedown. Both wrestlers are Cedar Rapids Prairie alumni, with Dan Gable coaching the U.S. team.
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Evanston
Ill
University of Iowa
Barry Davis
Jim Zalesky
United States
Soviet Union
McGaw Hall
Northwestern
Davis
Osman Efendiev
Zalesky
Anatoly Palmarev
Davis and
Cedar Rapids
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