Panthers fall as Nealy leads Kansas State rout
Northern Iowa dropped the season opener 86 50 at Kansas State. Ed Nealy exploded for a career high 28 points on 11 of 12 shooting and 9 rebounds to pace the Wildcats. UNI coach Jim Berry noted struggles inside the paint and reads on defense but pledged improvement and a 7:30 p.m. UNI Dome home game versus Winona State.
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Regis Wins South Tama Classic Behind Balanced Attack
Regis High School defeats Waterloo West 74 to 50 to claim the South Tama Classic title. Dick Breitbach leads with 15 points. Brian Stephan adds 12. Joe Stepanek 11 as Regis plates 37 first-half points and commits only six turnovers. West's Jim Koontz leads with 16. Regis hosts Anamosa next, then a 10-day layoff.
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Lumsden Leads Lions To North Scott Crown
Linn-Mar defeats DeWitt Central 59 to 28 to capture the North Scott Invitational. Todd Lumsden scores 20 points and earns tournament MVP honors with Brad Airy also making the all tournament team. Lions lead 10-0 early and pull away in Eldridge.
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ISU Iowa State Earns 1-2 In Midwest Gymnastics Meet
In the Midwest gymnastics championships over the weekend Iowa State and Iowa finished first and second. Stacey Maloney of Iowa State edged Kelly Crumbly of Iowa by 35 points to win the all around title.
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ISU Sluggish In Season Opener Loss To Eastern Montana
Iowa State coach Johnny Orr criticized his young team after a 66-55 defeat to NCAA Division II Eastern Montana in Billings. Barry Green led the Yellowjackets with 15 points as Eastern Montana pulled away in the second half.
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International sports notes from Tokyo to Moscow
Reported results from several events include Fumio Igarashi winning the men's figure skating title in Tokyo for a second year, Paul Wylie fifth and Bobby Beauchamp sixth. John Paul Jr. won the Daytona Camel GT 250 in Daytona Beach, Evert Lloyd captured the Sydney tennis title, Trevino won at Rancho La Costa, and Jim Downing clinched the Cham pion Spark Plug Challenge 100 at Daytona. Maxi Gnauck led East Germany to three golds at the World Gymnastics Championships in Moscow with the U S duo McNamara and Talavera earning bronze on uneven bars and balance beam.
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Gerulaitis Wins Sigma Open After Withdrawing Threats
Top seed Vitas Gerulaitis captured the $37,500 first prize at the Sigma Open in Johannesburg with a straight-sets win over Jeff Borowiak 6-4 7-6 6-1. He was fined $425 for swearing and had briefly considered withdrawing due to anti apartheid threats.
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Penn State Wins Lambert Trophy After 48–14 Win
Penn State captured the Lambert Trophy with 69 of 70 points after a 48 14 victory over Pittsburgh. Pittsburgh earned 62 points for second, Yale 52 for third in the northeast college football supremacy award.
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Trevino Captures Casio World Open In Japan
Lee Trevino won the Casio World Open in Ibaski Japan by four strokes over Isao Aoki for $50,000. The 41 year old American shot a final round 3 under par 69 to finish at 13 under.
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