Moline Dominates Statistics in MVC Conference
Moline captured team titles in the Mississippi Valley Conference final standings. Cedar Rapids figures led individually with Gary Benson winning the scoring title at 91 points. Jefferson and Washington placed high in many categories with Benson, Hatchett, Waller, and Brewster among top scorers.
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ST Ky
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C Skegman
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Dan It
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Dave Wooldiik
Denny Scholl
Larry Galliart
Tom Mullin
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Rock Island
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Mark Tschoor
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Lark O'Donnell
Chris Moen
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Ken Berg
Govenant Waverly
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East Way
Corm
Terry Koons
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Iowa
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Weiss Surprises Celtics as Supersonics Rally to Loss
Bob Weiss played 24 minutes and scored 29 points for the Seattle Supersonics in a 114-111 loss to Boston. The game opened a National Basketball Association doubleheader at Madison Square Garden, with New York routing San Diego 122-103 in the nightcap.
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Big Play Kurzawski Shines for Northwestern in 1924 Win
Northwestern star Chico Kurzawski earns nickname Big Play from coach Alex Agase after a standout 1924 performance against Iowa. The Chicago halfback, 5-10 and 183 pounds, excelled in punting and a pivotal 33-yard pass, plus a goal line run that showcased his versatility and earned Midwest back of the week honors.
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Chico
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Wildcats
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Dennis Boothe
Florida
Ray Graves
Richard Trapp
Georgia
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Oelwein Lands Five On All League Team
Special to The Gazette reports Oelwein earned five spots on the Northeast Iowa conference all league football selections. The team honors include multiple players from the runner-up squad reflecting a strong season.
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