Reserves spark third MCC victory in a row
The Muscatine Community College Indians posted a 74 71 win over Indian Hills at the MHS gym. Rick Alston led with 19 points and eight rebounds in the second half as Mitchell and Steve Schaapveld joined Alston in scoring. Don Brown and Pat Broders added 26 combined points, while Indian Hills guard Mark Hiller scored 27. MCC used tight defense and timely free throws to seal the win on a busy schedule three games in four days.
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Ames Keeps Narrow Lead In AP Iowa High School Poll
Ames extends its lead over Kennedy in the third AP Iowa poll as the top two stay in place. Mason City rises to third while West Des Moines and Decorah climb. Des Moines Hoover drops from third. Lincoln and several Des Moines metro teams push for votes amid a crowded Top Ten.
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J and K win battle of unbeatens in independent hoops
J and K Button defeated Beard Grain 97 to 64 in the Luther Homes gym to stay 2-0 while Hamm’s beat Kammerer Trailer Court 58 to 44 in the winless clash. Beard Grain scorers included Kis sell 27 and Askam 24, Hamm’s top players Loga 15 and McVey 12.
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Jeff Koppe
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Gary Snyder
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Stevens leads Tech to 31 30 Liberty Bowl win over Iowa State
Georgia Tech quarterback dim Stevens, who started the season as third-string, threw three touchdown passes to fuel a 31 30 victory over Iowa State in Memphis. He earned outstanding player honors as Eddie McAshan's suspension loomed and Tech edged the Cyclones with a late drive and a key two point try failed by Iowa State.
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Majors Accepts Pitt Head Coaching Job
ISU coach John Majors agrees to lead Pitt after a 5 6 1 season. Pitt Athletic Director Casimir Myslinski confirms news conference at 4 30 p m. Majors cites recruiting promise and financial backing as key factors in the move from Iowa State to Pitt.
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Monday and Tuesday Hockey Schedule Notes
No games on Monday and Tuesday. One game set for Tuesday Boston at Pittsburgh. Wednesday features intercity matchups including New York Islanders at Montreal Toronto at Atlanta New York Rangers at St Louis Los Angeles at Detroit Vancouver at Buffalo Philadelphia at Chicago Minnesota at California.
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World hockey matchups across cities ignite season
Ottawa at Quebec Los Angeles at Houston New England at Minnesota New York at Philadelphia Cleveland at Chicago showcase a slate of city pairings highlighting diverse markets and potential rivalries as the season opens.
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