Ames and Lincoln Vie for No 1 in AP Prep Poll
Ames leads Lincoln by one point in the first Associated Press boys basketball poll of the season. Ames has 179 points to Lincoln's 178 with Sioux City North third. Mason City fourth and Dubuque Wahlert fifth. Other top ten include Pella, Waverly-Shell Rock, Dowling, St. Mary’s, Humboldt, and more.
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Indiana Leads AP poll with Maryland No 2 in ranking
Indiana holds the top spot in the AP college basketball poll with 57 first place votes and 1,176 points tied to 1,180. Maryland sits second with 1,048 points after wins over DePauw and Richmond. Marquette remains third after opening 2-0, while UCLA and North Carolina round the top five as teams jockey for position ahead of midweek games.
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Broncos Run Back Keyworth Trapped in Oakland Loss
Denver Broncos running back Jon Keyworth fights for yardage in the third quarter as Oakland Raiders defenders Monte Johnson and Otis Sistrunk close in. Oakland wins 17 10 on Monday night in Oakland.
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MCC Indians Ticket Drive Opens For 1975-76 Campaign
Muscatine Community College begins season ticket sales for 10 home games at 15 dollars, offering punch tickets usable per game or up to 10 punches. Tickets available at Safley’s, Mosenfelder’s, YMCA, Muscatine Journal sports department, or MCC. The Indians, averaging 100 points per game, face Clinton away Thursday before Saturday’s home opener against Keokuk, with MCC girls scheduled to play Ottumwa Heights at 5 pm and the men’s game at 7:30 pm.
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Nine Muscatine boxers and three from West Branch win night card
Nine Muscatine Boxing Club members and three from West Branch posted victories in a 19 bout boxing card Saturday night at West Junior High. Winners from Muscatine were Scott Tague Jeff Swank Matt Rivera Siegfried Hoppe Don Merrival Mark Franklin Shannon Paul Marv Franklin and Craig Sulzberger. West Branch's winners were Tim Hahn Tom Crowley and Carl Crowley.
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Raiders Sacks Sult Broncos In Narrow Victory
Oakland during a nationally televised game built on ten sacks of Denver QBs Hufnagel and Ramsey. Charles Phillips intercepted three passes for the Raiders as Otis Sistrunk led five sacks and Harold Hart scored the go ahead TD. Despite Denver outgaining Oakland, Oakland improved to 10-2 while Denver fell to 5-7.
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Cardinals Trade Reitz For Cruz To Boost Third Base
The St. Louis Cardinals traded Ken Reitz to the San Francisco Giants for lefty Pete Falcone, elevating Hector Cruz to third base. Cruz led the minor leagues with 29 homers and 116 RBIs while hitting .306, and is praised by scouts and manager Red Schoendienst and GM Bing Devine. The deal awaits NL approval amid Giants sale talks.
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