Morning Sun Tops SEI Boys as Three Games End Two Points Apart
Morning Sun was the lone winner among five area schools as three Southeast Town games finished within two points. Mediapolis beat Wapello 60-58 with Walljasper hitting the deciding shot and Jim Nelson scoring 19 for Mediapolis. New London defeated Louisa-Muscatine 72-53 behind a big third period and double digit scores from Ev Miller and Jon Prottsman. Winfield Mount Union edged Lone Tree 76-74 after Randy Crawford’s late free throws and Stan Stutzman led Winfield scoring.
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Rockridge and Westmer fall in league action Friday night
Westmer loses 57 to 49 at Atkinson as Mick Michael scores 19 for Westmer. Rockridge falls 72 to 61 at Cambridge with Ross Christianson 20 and Mike Ritchie 14 leading Rockridge. Cambridge’s Roy DeVoss 17 and Tom Reed 15 pace Cambridge. Next games include Cambridge at Winola and Atkinson hosting Westmer.
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Wolman Denies Sale of Eagles in Philadelphia
Jerry Wolman states he still owns the Philadelphia Eagles and has not sold the franchise. He rejects reports that he sold the team for 14.5 million to a Philadelphia clothing manufacturer, noting only bankruptcy could remove him from the NFL club.
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Southeast Town girls basketball leaders split tight contests
Morning Sun edged its foe for a win as five area schools played Friday night. New London defeated Louisa Muscatine 74 to 60 with Carolyn Teel of LM and Julie Fullerton of New London each scoring 32 points. Fullerton added 21 points by Dalene Allen and Debbie Dekraai. LM’s Robin Tomfeld scored 13 with Teresa Lessenger eight and Janice Sewell seven. Mediapolis beat Wapello 71 to 35 with Denise Pagemiller and Terry Wright at 16 each. Sandy McKinney and Julie Siv rounded out the scoring.
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Janice Sewell
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High school basketball scores and top scorers report
Mediapolis toppled Wapello with balanced scoring led by Cathy Schrock 17 and Barb Reed 13 as Ellen Mehaffy added 8. Danville edged Highland 57 to 47 with Danville’s Jill Wagner scoring 33 and Debbie Worth 13. Morning Sun beat Columbus Community 57-50 as Virginia Boulton and Linda Wilkerson tied at 23, while Winfield-Mount Union defeated Lone Tree 65-56 behind Debbie Cornick 33 and Sue Krisger 25.
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Scores and matchups from the NBA card
St Louis beat Cincinnati 101 to 95 in a tight game. Upcoming games include Philadelphia at Baltimore, Boston at Cincinnati, Detroit at New York, Los Angeles at San Diego, and Chicago at San Francisco. Sunday features Los Angeles at Seattle and Baltimore at St Louis. No games scheduled Monday.
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Jockey Braulio Baeza Wins Three at Aqueduct
Jockey Braulio Baeza rode three winners at Aqueduct Race Track on Friday. The program featured top mounts across multiple races, boosting Baeza’s meet tally while several favorites fell short.
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Solon and Mid-Prairie battle for Hawkeye lead in area play
In Friday night Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference action Solon and Mid-Prairie kept their grip on the league, with most games decided by large margins. Mount Vernon edged Wilton 69 to 51 after a tight first quarter, while West Branch posted a win and West Liberty Durant and Wilton fell.
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Tountas Tops PBA Tourney To Earn Top Seed
Pete Tountas of Tucson Arizona won the top seed in the PBA National Championship Tourney at Madison Square Garden after a 60-game two day bowloff. He won 15 of 24 match games and will lead four survivors into Saturday's three game elimination.
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Hayes Catholic freshmen rout Pleasant Valley 57 49
Hayes Catholic freshmen sophomores rolled to a 57 49 victory over Pleasant Valley after a fast start 10 2. Dennis Miller led with 23 points while Steve Marks 15 and Joe Aull 10 also hit double figures. Pleasant Valley’s Smart had 17 in the setback. Hayes improved to 2 1 in three games and next faced Keokuk Cardinal Stritch. West Branch beat Uw High of Iowa City 73 56 led by Larry Rummells 22 and Bill Hatfield 22 with double digits for Butch Pederson Bob Parrish Dan Olsen and others rounding out the scoring.
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