Iowa Freshmen rout Iowa State 47 to 6 in 560 yard attack
Iowa’s freshman team overwhelmed Iowa State 47 6 as Kyle Skogman and Frank Sunderman split quarterback duties and connected on two TD passes. Iowa piled up 560 total yards to 264 for the Cyclones with Elgin and Sims delivering strong ground work and Harris breaking 44 yards for a score.
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J-Hawks Top Ottumwa in Swim Opener
Jefferson high school opened its season with a decisive 68 to 27 win over Ottumwa. Four swimmers had double wins with Darold Groat and Ken Graham among the multiple winners, and Ottumwa’s Kingsberg took the lone event in the backstroke.
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Prairie Cagers Fall to Anamosa 54 41 in Close Thriller
Anamosa trailed at halftime but rallied in the second half to defeat Cedar Rapids Prairie 54 41. Mike Neunacher hit decisive three pointers off the bench as Anamosa erased a 14 point lead. Jim Edwards scored 18 to lead all, with Ross Brainard and Bob Russell contributing in rebounds and scoring for the Blue Raiders.
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Prairie Sophs Rally Past Anamosa For 45 40 Win
Anamosa led 27-18 at halftime but Cedar Rapids Prairie sophomores came back to win 45-40. Greg Gibney scored 27 for Prairie while Gary Meeks topped Anamosa with 20. Prairie players include Greg Fetter 13 and Pat Stepanek 4.
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NBA Protest Is Allowed, Game Is Tie
New York AP reports Commissioner Walter Kennedy upheld Chicago's protest over the Nov. 6 Atlanta at Chicago game. The result is a 124-124 tie instead of Atlanta's 124-122 win. The completion will occur Feb. 8, 1970 in Chicago before the teams' scheduled game. Only players eligible on Nov. 6 may play then. The ruling follows a review finding the horn did not sound and the tying shot by Tom Boerwinkle occurred with one second left.
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Knicks Cop 14th Straight in Philadelphia Victory
The New York Knicks beat the Philadelphia 76ers 98-94 to extend their win streak to four and improve to 19-1, led by Willis Reed with 25 points and key late free throws sealing the win as Hal Greer and Billy Cunningham each scored for Philly.
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Nice Opener Jim Heck Scores Big for Wash vs Waterloo West
Wash center Jim Heck holds up uniform No. 42 after Friday night opener, displaying his points total against Waterloo West in a strong debut performance.
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Heck's 42 Paces Wash Past Waterloo West in 88 65 Victory
Washington's defending state champions opened in style at home, defeating Waterloo West 88 65. All state center Jim Heck scored a school record 42 points on 17 of 26 shooting, while coach Don King noted a ragged start with over 20 turnovers amid four new players. The Huskies used a "big man fast break" to counter West's pressure, building a 22 18 first-quarter deficit into a decisive 29 10 second quarter. West trailed by half and faced foul trouble late as Washington pulled away.
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Prep Basketball Scores From Various Iowa Areas
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Linn-Mar Tops LaSalle 44 8 in season opener
Linn-Mar opened its wrestling season with a 44 to 8 victory over LaSalle. Seven Linn-Mar wrestlers recorded pins in the varsity meet, while the Lions also won the junior varsity match 36 to 12 with multiple falls and decisions from both programs.
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Mt Vernon Lincolns open wrestling meet with big win
Mt. Vernon high opened its wrestling season by routing Lincoln Stanwood 52 to 0. Eight pins highlighted the victory, with matches including 112 Bill Travis 123 Bill Thompson 130 Matt Wilch 145 Jim Baker Dan Stoner 173 Crete Blythe 185 Mike Reid and heavyweight Dennis Kirkpatrick among the winners.
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Decorah-North Winneshiek Lose Wrestling Meet to LaCrescent
Decorah North Winneshiek varsity wrestling edged by LaCrescent Minnesota Friday by a 30 to 16 score. Pins listed for Keith Newhouse NW 98 Pat Malan NW 107 Bill Gleason LC 137 Jeff Olson LC 155 Jim Redalen LC 165.
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Calmar-South Winneshiek Top Elkader In Close Dual
Calmar South Winneshiek defeated Elkader 28 to 23 in a Friday wrestling dual. Pins were recorded by Ron Boudish EC 98, Steve Doetpke EC 137, Ron Senmiettke EC 145, Omar Noehring SW 155, Jim Hillesland SW 165, and Bernie Williams EC heavyweight.
Baltimore sports editor A Paul Menton dies at 68
A Paul Menton, longtime sports editor of the Baltimore Evening Sun from 1925 to 1967, died Friday at age 68. He retired in 1967 after a long career shaping local sports coverage in Baltimore.
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Ortiz Rallies To Win a Decision At Madison Square Garden
New York AP report Carlos Ortiz, former world lightweight champion, battled Edmundo Leite for 10 rounds at Madison Square Garden and won by decision as fans urged action. Judges split 7-3, 4-3-3 with a draw by the referee.
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Warrior Sophs Edge Waterloo West to Open Season
The Washington Warrior sophomore basketball team opened with a 54 37 victory over Waterloo West. Craig Hakill led with 18 points and Greg Seyfer added 10, while Gordon Peterson topped West with 20.
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Delaware Shoot at Manchester Sunday
Delaware County Shooters Assn. trapshoot will be held Sunday at 10 a.m. on the grounds three miles east of Manchester on highway 20. Turkeys will be awarded to winners.
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