Regis Wins Over Anamosa in Season Opener
Regis defeats Anamosa 87 to 74 behind balanced scoring and depth. Tom Fagan and John Gavin lead Regis with 23 and 22 points respectively amid 22 turnovers for Regis and 18 for Anamosa.
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Kevin Dorrington
Joe Whitters
Matt Petrzelka
Ron Tupper
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Tom O'Donnell
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Mike Warner
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Anamoso
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Etienne's FT Lift Kennedy Over Davenport West 60-59
Jeff Etienne hit two free throws with 31 seconds left to give Cedar Rapids Kennedy a 60-59 win over Davenport West. Doerrfeld scored 36 for West, while Etienne added 17 for Kennedy, aided by Meyer and Wilson as Kennedy rallied from a halftime deficit.
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Cougars
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Mark Doerrfeld
Doerrfeld
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Ken Kramer
Craig Enright
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Bert Wilson
Lauren Runde
Dick Sulentic
Rich Povisen
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Chad Steckel
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Mixed College Scores Across Football and Basketball Seasons
A sprawling slate shows Texas AAM 20 over Texas 10 while UCLA tops Southern Cal 27. Iowa edges a crowded basketball card with multiple close results including Simpson and Northwestern wins and various regional clubs posting double digits.
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Chargers Sign Bradley From Dolphins
San Diego Chargers signed tight end Chuck Bradley the Dolphins second draft pick from Oregon in 1973. Regis defeated Anamosa 45-41 in a sophomore basketball game with Pete Lake scoring 16 and Mitch Meeks 10 for the Raiders.
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Fouls Propel Rams To 100-92 Opening Win
In a foul plagued Midwest Conference opener, Cornell College upset Lawrence 100-92. Millard led Cornell with 33 points and Van Gorp added 22, while Fyfe scored 25 for Lawrence. Combined 47 fouls, Cornell 29, Lawrence 18.
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Lewis leads UNI past Dubuque in season opener 88 72
Lester Lewis scored 20 points and grabbed 17 rebounds to steer Northern Iowa to an 88 72 victory over the University of Dubuque in the season opener. Randy Podhaski also added 20 for the Panthers as Ver non Wright led Dubuque with 20.
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Washington Girls defeat Clinton 71 to 50 in Friday blowout
Cedar Rapids Washington, ranked eighth, beat Clinton 71 50 as Deb Franklin with 33 points and Sue Petersen with 30 led the victors. Clinton's Kathy Stokes and Lori Dohse top scorers with 19 each.
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Sharon Beltz
Kathy McAleer
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Chris Gorman
Sue Schoe
Sherry Moore
Deb Eberly
Kathy Lehmkuni
Peacocks Fall as Hamline Tops Upper Iowa 77 61
Upper Iowa opened its basketball season with a 77 61 nonconference loss to Hamline in St Paul Hamline star Bob Richardson scored 24 points while Mark Bishop added 12 Upper Iowa led by Rusty Hamilton with 18 and Dennis Nettifee 17 Doug Brainard had 12 in the setback
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UCLA Narrowly Tops USC to Reach Rose Bowl
UCLA edges USC 25-22 as Dan Berger notes 11 fumbles but UCLA seals a Rose Bowl berth behind two touchdown passes from John Sciarra to Don Pederson. Ricky Bell gains 136 yards for USC, but USC loses fourth straight. UCLA improves to 8-2-1, 6-1 Pac-8, set for Ohio State in Pasadena.
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Mosi Tatupu
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Harold Hardin
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Gable Loses To Kemp In Northern Open Final
Dan Gable, former Olympic champion, pins three opponents but loses the 158 pound final to Lee Kemp of Wisconsin at the Northern Open in Madison. Tim Cysewski and Chuck Yagla won titles for Iowa as the meet determines team results.
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Jock Reinwond
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Kelly Ward
Doug Moses
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Pete Dombrowski
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Carl Adams
Willie Godson
Don Holm
Ben Petersen
Frank Santana
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Bob Fouts
Penn Tops Mt Mercy 64 30 in girls game
Penn defeats Mount Mercy 64 to 30 as Foster and Kudrna lead with 16 points each. Mount Mercy scorers include Deter 14 Lord 2 Stepanek 8 Steele 2 and Meyer. For Penn Swan 6 Raub 4 Dieckman 8 Poock 4 Foster 16 Kurdno 16 Irby 8 Jensen 2.
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Regina Tops Prairie 80-73 in Rim-Rattling Showdown
Regina led Prairie 80-73 as Randy Norton, Regina’s sophomore guard, exploded in the final period with 10 straight free throws and two field goals. Rick Hurlbert led Prairie with 22 points, while Gary Brcka added 19 and 12 rebounds for Regina in a tense East Central Iowa conference win.
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Maple Leafs owner eyes Hamilton Tiger-Cats purchase
Harold Ballard, owner of the Toronto Maple Leafs, expressed interest Friday in adding the Hamilton Tiger-Cats of the CFL to his sports holdings.
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Linn Mar Sophomores Dominate Independence 96 65
Linn Mar sophomore basketball team defeated Independence 96 to 65 on Friday night. Mike Woodhouse and Gary Freeze each scored 21 points to lead Linn Mar.
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LaSalle Rout Beckman 91 66 in High-Scoring Win
LaSalle rolled to a 91 66 home win over Dyersville Beckman led by Greg Zipperer 20 Scott Tudor 15 and Jim Boeffels 28 as the Lancers shot 61 percent and had 13 players scoring while Beckman fouls and foul trouble hampered the visitors in front of a large crowd.
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Coe Edges Ripon 57 56 In Midwest Showdown
Coe Kohawks beat Ripon 57 56 in a late battle between top Midwest Conference teams. Len Cooper sank two free throws with under 30 seconds left after a 55 56 Ripon lead, and Cooper led Coe with 19 points while Steve Ottoson added 11. Tom Malone led Ripon with 12 as both clubs opened their seasons.
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Iowa City Girls Top Jeff in Valley Conf Play
Iowa City surged from a 13 point halftime edge to lead 24-12 in the third and beat Jeff 71 to 48. Ruth Hindler scored 42 for Iowa City while Robin Smittkamp led Jeff with 27 points. both teams sit 1-1 in conference action.
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