MCC Cagers Top City Scorers In Local Basketball Race
Muscatine Community College players hold the top three spots in Muscatine city scoring after seven games. John Fowler leads with 140 points at 20.0 a game, followed by Sam Douglas 16.7 and Jerome Amos 13.9. Hayes Catholic’s Loyal Moellers and MHS’s Mike Lenz also rank high.
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Muscatine Community College
John Fowler
MCC
Marion
Sam Douglas
Jerome Amos
Parker High
Chicago
Loyal Moellers
Hayes Catholic
Mike Lenz
MHS
Hayes
Merle Mantey
College Crew
Ray Cull
Musketeers
College
Utes
Muscatine High
Ottumwa
Soph
Focal High
Bob Hathaway
Muscatin
Steve Lawrence
Steve Ziegenhorn
Marty Beckey
Hayes Jeader
Mike Lazio
Ottumwa Wins and Burlington Falls in Nonconference Game Night
Ottumwa defeated Newton 77 to 73 while Burlington lost to Cedar Rapids Aegis 75 to 69 in nonleague play. Sam Swaim led Ottumwa with 21 points as Regis scored heavily for Burlington. Celts may face trouble in the East as Wilt Chamberlain powers the Warriors past Boston.
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Newton
Burlington
Cedar Rapids Aegis
Celts
Associated Press
Boston Celtics
Celtics
Philadelphia
Warriors
Wit Chamberlain
Boston
Cincinnati
East
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Detroit
Chamberlain
Bill Russell
Wilt
Teers
Russell
Handicaps Spur State Victory in Early Tourneys
College basketball results from first round and early events show state teams victorious across tournaments. Vanderbilt edged Syracuse. Kansas beat Kansas State. Iowa State toppled Colorado. Princeton downed Mississippi State. Navy defeated Davidson. Stanford beat Washington State. Utah State edged Oregon. Texas A M conquered Wichita State. Idaho beat Texas Christian. New Mexico routed Tulane. Evansville swept Kent State. Marquette defeated Yale. Evansville beat Kent State. ECAC Holiday Festival semifinals feature Boston College over Army and Providence over Illinois. Hurricane Classic final sees Louisville crush Miami.
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Marquette
Yale
Kent State
Boston College
Army
Providence
Ilinois
Duke
Texas A&m
Wichita
Xavier
Ohio
Oklahoma City
Rhode Island
Daniels
Windaho
Ed Haskins
Texas Christian
Mel Daniels
New Mexico
Tulane
Albuquerque
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Cincinnati
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Connecticut
Baylor
Waco
Tex
Wes Bialosuknia
Larry Humes
Purple Aces
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Oregon
Stanford
Washington State
Portland
Ore
Kansas and Nebraska Survive Tough Big Eight Playoffs
Kansas beat Colorado as Nick Pino and Ron Franz led a late rally while Nebraska edged Missouri 69 67 and overtime, with Oklahoma State 53 36 in Tuesday night first round games. Iowa State coach Hank Iba credited for coach of the year.
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Bob Ziegler
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Raul) Duarte
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Tive
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Chuck Gardner
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al Bauers
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Charlotte
N.C
Jim Snook
Davidson
Soph John Harlow
Princeton
Mississippi State
Middies
Kansas State
Jayhawkers
Wildcats
Iawa State
Virginia Tech
Hawkeyes Aim for 8th Win in Sun Bowl Opener
Iowa, ranked fourth, faces Arkansas in El Paso in the Sun Bowl first-round game. Arkansas has won five of its last six and looms as a tougher opponent than usual. The winner advances to meet Texas Western or Loyola in the title game.
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Arkansas
Associated’ Press
Razorbacks
Iowa
Texas Western-Layolas University of New Orleans
Rain Forecast Clouded Rose Bowl Prep For MSU UCLA
In Pasadena the Rose Bowl faced rain and wind as Michigan State and UCLA coaches prepared for the game. The U S Weather Bureau warned of possible inch of rain then clearing, while officials protected the turf with a tarpaulin. MSU coach Duffy Daugherty said rain won t help, but wind would hurt more. UCLA coach Tommy Prothro eyed aerial offense to counter ground defense. Both teams held outdoor workouts despite the forecast.
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Michigan State
UCLA
U.S. Weather Bureau
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
MSU
Duffy Daugherty
Bruin
Tommy Prothro
Vanderbilt Rout's Syracuse in Los Angeles Classic Opener
Vanderbilt led by Clyde Lee who scored 38 as the No. 2 team defeated Syracuse 115 98 in the Los Angeles Classic first round. Lee overcame early timidness, rising after a coaching nudge to become a rebounding force, while Syracuse star Dave Bing poured in 46. The win pushes Vanderbilt toward the semifinals with USC, UCLA, and Purdue in the mix for the Holiday Classic.
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Associated Press
Clyde Lee
Clyde
Vanderbilt Commodores
Vanderbilt
Syracuse
Lee
Commodores
Dave Bing
First Round Iowa and Wisconsin NCAA style scores
List of first and second round basketball results across several teams from Iowa Wisconsin Minnesota and Illinois with scores for Luther Carthage Wartburg St. Cloud Buena Vista North Dakota State College of Iowa Augustana Morningside and others including high school and college contests. Specific score lines include Luther 101 Carthage 88 and St. Cloud 105 Buena Vista 60 among many more.
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State College of Iowa
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Morningside
Storm Lake
Muskies JV to Host Cedar Rapids Washington Thursday
Muscatine high school junior varsity basketball hosts Cedar Rapids Washington at 10 a.m. in the MHS gym marking the holiday lull break. No other local action is set until next Tuesday when Muskies travel to Town City Regina and Muscatine Community College visits Keokuk. wrestlers and swimmers also prepare for a Thursday night meet with Burlington and Ottumwa a week later.
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Muscatine High
Cedar Rapids Washington
MHS
Muskies
Town City
Regina
Muscatine
Luther College Survives Tourney Play to Chase Decorah Title
Luther College edged Carthage 101-83 led by Alex Rowell with 29 points to stay alive in its Decorah holiday tourney. Luther (5-1) advances to face Augsburg after Augsburg upset St Olaf 76-74, while Carthage and St Olaf contest third. North Central results saw SCI struggle as North Dakota surged 49-29 by halftime.
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Decorah
Iowa
Alex Rowell
Luther
Carthage
Kenosha
Wis
Norsemen
Augsburg
Minn
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State College
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