Fine Print Friday s Championship Results in CLASS A and 1A
The report lists championship results for CLASS A and 1A with Lone Tree defeating Sentral of Fenton 30 to 8, and Pekin of Packwood over West Bend 15 to 6. Individual stats show Lone Tree quarterback Krueger 10 of 18 for 167 yards with two interceptions, and receivers Forbes and Hon key targets.
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Tree
Sentral
Fenton
Pekin
Packwood
West Bend
Sioux City Heelan
Cedar Falls
Lone Tree
Thilges
Isebrand
S. Forbes
Krueger
Han
Godsey
Radig
Rooney
Hon
Christensen
Pro Hockey Academic All-District V Teams
University athletes named to the Pro Hockey Academic All-District V teams include Drake and Nebraska players across offense and defense, with majors ranging from accounting and electrical engineering to business administration and medical studies. Notable honorees include OL Clay Bouma Drake, QB Greg Ostrowski Drake, and DL Don Borgenheimer North Dakota State, among others across multiple conferences.
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Clay Bouma
Drake
Jim Meyer
Iowa State
Karl Nelson
David Rimington
Nebraska
Randy Theiss
Greg Ostrowski
Tom Holt
NHL
Tim Friess
Kansas
Wales
Eoyear
Rob Stuckey
Bringtonners
Bill Weber
NY Rangers
Business
Washington
Mark Carlson
Pittsburgh
New Jersey
Cee Vike Aemenrdut
St. Southeast
Adams
Missouri State
Montreal
Brent Dennis
Tulsa
Quebec
Dsusiness Administration
Boston
Darren Gale
Kansas State
Baffalo
Hartford
Kris van Norman, Sr
Chen
Dan Hocker
Central
Iowa
St. Louis
College
Toronto
Alan Keller
Missouri West
Detroit
Winnipeg
Tom Hayes
Northeast
Mis Fridaysouri State
Adrian Andrews
Brent Lloyd
Jamestown
N.C
Rocco Rotello
Chadron State
Neb
Bob Pressly
Missouri-Rolla
Tom Earley
Missouri Western State
Dave Fremark
South Dakota State
Clark Toner
Nebraska- Omaha
Randy Houser
Missouri- Rolla
State Football and Iowa Rivalry at UNI-Dome
High school state championships at Cedar Falls UNI-Dome feature Sibley-Cedar Rapids LaSalle at 1 a.m. and Harlan-Cedar Rapids Aegis at 2 p.m. Later, college football showdowns include Wisconsin at Iowa at 1 05 p.m and Nebraska at Iowa State at 1 30 p.m.
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Uni-Dome
Cedar Fails
Sibley-Cedar Rapids LaSalle
Harlan-Cedar Rapids Aegis
Wisconsin
Iowa
Nebraska
Iowa State
Bowling Notes Highlight Hot Night at Empire Lanes
Ron White rolled 242 205 232 for 679 at Empire Lanes in a standout night. Dorothy Staub hit 604 series at Romco Classic, while numerous league leaders posted high marks across several venues including Lancer Lanes and Castle Lanes with scores such as 648, 618, and 604 in varied events.
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Ron White
Empire Lanes
Dorothy Staub
Lancer Lanes
Whitters
Lazy Lassies
Roy Biahnik
Maxine Bascom
Penny Widenbacher
Merry Mix
Connie Brown
Betty Robertson
West Side
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Wally Hutchings
Ladies Allied
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Cosmo
Ora Blum
Bob Clark
Westdale Mall
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Jubilee Lanes
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Parlor City Thur
Crete Sharp
Bill Ireland
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Geo. Fitzsimmons
Gary Livengood
Delbert Harrelson
Lefebvre
Larry Franklin
Linda Kitts
Diane White
Dolores Homsey
Shirley Harrigan
CRCC
Carolyn Jones
Belvo Schamberger
Ketelsen
Vicki Keegan
Cliff Ketelsen
Vicki Cramer
Bill Wheeler
Marty S
Don Bremer
Rachel Pennington
Mickey Henry
Karen McElhinney
Ruth Iben
Bob Goldsberry
Gary Dye
Gregg Glass
Lancer Lassies
Deb Trcke
Twilight Ladies
Debra Edmonds
Brenda Welsch
Funseekers
Mary Havel
Judy Adams
Lois Ra
Jean Stearns
Cheryl Corey
Castle Lanes
Frank Watson
Kevin Hinz
Diana Faulkner
North Linn
Darrell Davis Jr
C.R. Bowling Center
Mike Broke
Sandy Daggett
Ed Miller
Harvey King
Ron Painter
Sig Bjornson
Bertha Wenger
Pegoy Ruemmele
Ruth Clark
Jan Helgerson
Jack Robertson
Little Six
Ron Landtiser
Dean Staton
Dennis Glover
Roger Hurmence
Ken Owens
Rhonda Crouse
TV Slate Highlights Major College and High School Sports
TV schedule lists Iowa high school 2A final Sibley vs LaSalle at 11 a.m. on KWWL and 3A final Harlan vs Regis at 2 p.m. on KWWL. Purdue Michigan NCAA Football on CBS. Boxing Mancini Kim title fight at 3 p.m. on CBS with Ryan and Clancy ringside. Also bouts, wrestling, pool shootout, Netherland events, swimming state meet, USHL hockey, and ISU football recap across multiple stations.
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CBS
Sibley
Cedar Rapids LaSalle
KWWL
Purdue
Harlan
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Bart Starr
ABC
Ray “Boom Boom" Mancini
Oriental Pacific
Deuk-Koo Kim
Las Vegas
Nev
Tim Ryan
Gil Clancy
Tom Brookshier
Arnold Schwarzenegger
Boudwiin Park
Brugge
Belgium
John Madden
Minnesota Fats
Willie Mosconi
Steve Mizerak
Alien Hopkins
Penn State
Notre Dame
SportsWorld
WOC
KTTC
WHO
IPBN
Sioux City-Des Moines
ISU
Donnie Duncan
KCRG
Cheating in college football tarnishes undefeated squads
The NCAA penalties on Arizona State Georgia and SMU raise questions about how top teams stay undefeated under probation. Officials note the image damage and discuss suspensions bowl and TV sanctions while detailing past violations and ongoing monitoring.
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Gordon S. White Jr
New York Times News Service
New York
Arizona State
Georgia
Southern Methodist
College Athletic
National Collegiate Athletic Association
SMU
NCAA
Charles Alan Wright
Vince Dooley
American Football Coaches Association
Olav B. Kollevoll
Ncaa Council
Clemson
South Carolina
Atlantic Coast
ACC
Southern Mississippi
Bobby Collins
Collins
George Smith
Douglas
Texas A&m
Mustangs
State high school football finals date and venue set
Receptions are planned for Regis and LaSalle teams ahead of today’s state championship games. LaSalle hosts a 6 30 pm gathering and Regis holds a 2 30 pm event, as LaSalle meets Sibley at 11 am for the Class 2A final and Regis faces Harlan at 2 pm for the 3A title. Cornell College’s John Ward and Iowa State’s Karl Nelson named to Academic All District V. Drake’s Tom Holt also honored.
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Regis and
LaSalle
Regis
Sibley
Harlan
Holt
Bulldogs
Iowa State
Jim Meyer
Mark Carlson
Drake
Clay Bauma
Greg Ostrowski
Central College
Dan Hocker
Dan
Grinnell
Iowa
John Martinek
Grinnell College
Ed Dombrowski
Dombrowski
Pioneers
Martinek
Iowa field hockey heads to NCAA satellite in Storrs
University of Iowa ranked third travels to Storrs Connecticut for an NCAA satellite tourney with a 20 1 record. The winner advances to the NCAA finals in Philadelphia November 20 21 and Iowa meets Massachusetts then Connecticut.
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Iowa City
University of Iowa
Storrs
Conn
Philadelphia
Iowa
Massachusetts
Connecticut
Judith Davidson
Pekin Captures Class 1A Crown in Defensive Battle
Pekin of Packwood upset strong defense to win the Class 1A title 15-6 over West Bend. Quarterback Kelly Herrick threw a 13-yard TD to Wayne Frankenhouser with 9:17 left, sealing a 12-0 season for Pekin while West Bend dropped to 11-1.
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Cedar Falls
UPI
Kelly Herrick
Wayne Frankenhouser
Pekin
Packwood
West Bend
Panthers
Southeast Iowa
Bulldogs
Fered
Herrick
State's top female cagers at Jefferson clinic today
Cedar Rapids Jefferson hosts a girls basketball clinic with top players Lisa Becker and Tanya Warren keying a three game exhibition. Also features Sonya Feaker and Boots Hufford. J-Hawk gym clinic runs 1 to 4 45. Jamborees follow at Jefferson and Kennedy high schools.
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Cedar Rapids
Sonya Feaker
Jefferson
Boots Hufford
Mount Vernon
Mediapolis
Lincoln
Cedar Rapids Regis
West Des Moines Valley
Larry Niemeyer
J-Hawk
Bud McLearn
Jefferson and
Kennedy High Schools
Regis and
Tipton
Marion- Springville
Vinton-Jefferson
LaSalle-Washington
Kennedy
Prairie
Solon
Iowa City
Regina-Alburnett
Kennedy-Mount Vernon
Linn-Mar-Norway
Coe College picks football MVPs and award winners
Coe College names co MVPs defensive end Bruce Pleggenkuhle of West Union and wingback Paul Wagner of Dubuque. Wagner is outstanding offensive, Gary Sweeney Cedar Rapids Jefferson is outstanding defensive. Other winners include Tim Kadlee and Pete Oates for improvements, Jan Nussbaum academic award, Tim Fahrner hustler of the year, and several freshmen and specialty awards.
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Bruce Pleggenkuhle
West Union
Paul Wagner
Dubuque
Coe
Wagner
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Gary Sweeney
Mike Teesch
Delavan
Wis
Tim Kadlee
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Pete Oates
Jan Nussbaum
Tim Fahrner
Belleville, Ill
Tom Myers
Andy Federis
Mediapolis
Sweeney
Jeff Dralle
Linn-Mar
Mark Vesey
Lions Adjust Offense To Counter Central Defense
Krueger, wearing a heavy cast on his left hand after a broken finger in a pickup game, explained in the first half the team attempted long passes while in the second half they shifted to shorter throws to wear down the central defense.
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Ers
Krueger
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