Hawks Bench Debate in 69 61 Loss at Marquette
Iowa Hawks coach Dick Schultz started Reggie Vaughan over Jim Collins to counter Marquette star George Frazier, but Vaughan went 0-for-7 and fouled out as Iowa fell 69 61. Collins remained a steady starter while questions linger about the bench and team motivation.
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Christmas Holiday basketball tourney opens at Davenport Central
Davenport Central hosts a two day holiday tournament with Ames, Des Moines Hoover and Muscatine. Ames 7-1 leads, Hoover 7-1 ranked, Muscatine 3-3. Central 4-2 features guard Rob Jackson and forward Chuck Mesick, aiming for surprise, while Ames coach Duvall favors balance and foresees tough action on the boards.
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Muscatine
Little Cyclones
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Muskies
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Harry Blake
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Doug Hultquist
Tom Randleman
Lawrence
Reed
Blake
Don Greasing
Chuck Mesick
Blue Devils
Bucks Take Key Lead With 104 99 Win Over Kings
Kareem Abdul Jabbar scored 32 points, including 13 in the final quarter, but was outboarded 14-13 by Sam Lacey. The Bucks extended their winning streak to seven and moved 4 1/2 games ahead of the Bulls in the Midwest Division after Chicago lost to Phoenix. Other NBA results included the Knicks over the Pistons 113-110 and the Trail Blazers 116-113 over the SuperSonics.
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Associated Press
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UCLA Remains No 1 in AP basketball poll
UCLA extends to 51 straight wins and captures all 25 first place votes in the AP poll. Maryland, Marquette, N C State, Minnesota, and Long Beach State trail as the top six stay unchanged with undefeated records. Missouri rises to No 7, Penn is No 8, and Southwest Louisiana falls to No 9 with Vanderbilt at No 10.
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All-star game raises pro draft questions
North-South college seniors all-star game in Miami raised more draft doubts than answers. Foreman starred for the South with 83 rushing yards and 60 receiving yards but fumbled twice in the fourth quarter. Ferguson led the North with a TD run yet averaged 2.6 yards per carry amid questions about his blocking. Quarterbacks struggled as Danielson and Shober delivered inconsistent passing and interceptions. The North won 13-10 on a late McCall scamper after Foreman fumbled near midfield.
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Muscatine Fans Urged to Wear Purple at Holiday Tourney
Muscatine High School supporters attending the two day holiday basketball tournament at Davenport Central are urged to wear purple. Fans from Ames are noted for orange and black support, but Muscatine fans are encouraged to show Purple Pride to back the Muskies.
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MHS
Holiday cage tournament pairings and schedules
Basketball holiday tournament pairings listed for girls and boys across West Liberty New London Mediapolis Davenport Central Lone Tree Lincoln of Stanwood and other sites. Matchups include Dur ant against Tipton Lincoln of Stanwood versus West Liberty and several consolation and final rounds scheduled from Wednesday through Friday with several venues and times.
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