Eastern Iowan Hawkeye Boys Standings Shuffle Amid Tuesday Games
In the Eastern Iowan Hawkeye conference Durant Liberty and EIH fell as Wilton and West Branch sat out. Iowa City High took third with a 59 58 overtime win over West Liberty. Mid Prairie beat Mount Vernon 54 49 while Durant lost 80 71 to Solon with Rich Moeller 14 and Earl Bair 23 leading scorers for their teams.
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U High tops late rally in 52 52 tie with Comets
U High and West Liberty battled to a 52 52 regulation tie after a late two pointer by U High. Karl Hickerson led U High with 20 points while Jeff Carter scored 17 for West Liberty. West Liberty won the frosh soph game 38 22 with Gary Blackman Terry Mc Vay and Phil Gingerich each scoring eight. Next games set for January 4 with Durant at West Liberty Wilton at U High Mount Vernon at Solon. Knights Lose Davenport Assumption falls 67 54 to Davenport Central with Bob Walter and Phil Eberle each at 14 points.
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Solon
Knights
Davenport
Assumption
Davenport Central
Bob Walter
Phil Eberle
Muscating
Central
Saphs
Central 8th Defeats West 8th Grade Basketball Game
Central eighth graders beat West 39 to 24 at the West gym. Central led 8-5 and 12-8 at halftime, with a 29-48 quarter score. Bruce Ganlenbein scored 16 points for Central while Gary Fisher added 11 for West.
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Muscatine Swimmers Take Six Wins in Cedar Rapids Loss
Muscatine swimmers won six of eleven events but fell to Cedar Rapids Washington 57.38 as Washington swept both relays and dominated with depth. Steve Angerer and Mark Colberg each claimed multiple wins while Dennis Cockshoot and Eric Wagner also earned top finishers. Washington edged Muscatine in key sprints, leaving the Muskies to prepare for four straight home meets starting January 6.
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Mike Bloom
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MHS
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Ohumwa
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Ill
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Jan Mc Roberts
Keehn
Scott
Mark Leuck
Guck
Neff
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Docheriman
Thompson
Cockshoot
Ball
M. Leach
Colberg
Bergman
J. Leauch
Leapy
Latimer
Davidge
Pape
Hetzler
Sayers Is Easy Rookie Winner
NEW YORK Gale Sayers the Chicago Bears halfback was voted Rookie of the Year in a season dubbed the Year of the Rookie in the NFL. The Kansas standout won 35 of 42 AP panel votes while Ken Willard and Dick Butkus trailed with four and three votes respectively.
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Dick Butkus
Bears
Illinois
Attenton
College Basketball Scores From Various Games
Duke routed Michigan 100 to 33 and Bradley beat Montana 87 to 77 Indiana defeated Notre Dame 60 to 46 TCU won 103 to 93 over Oklahoma City UCLA beat Southern Cal 67 Brigham Young 103 to 81 over Saint Joseph's Tulsa 67 Idaho 66 Florida 66 Washington 60 Washington State 101 Idaho 86 Avila State 67 San Jose 62 San Francisco 80 Gonzaga 67 Seattle 83 Columbia 80 Virginia Military Institute 73 Northwestern 7 Texas 71 Memphis State 85 Missouri 72 Auburn 59 Florida State 58 Columbia 80 VMI 73.
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