Bowl Weekend Kickoff With Peach and Tangerine Results
North Carolina State upset No 18 West Virginia 28 7 in the Peach Bowl while Tampa edged Kent State 21 18 in the Tangerine Bowl. Rose Bowl looms as top matchup among six top 12 teams with Ohio State and Southern Cal vying for glory.
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Herb Page
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Pasadena
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Southern Cal
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Columbus Community crowns at L-M tournament romp
Columbus Community dominated Louisa Muscatine 87 to 65 for the L-M title as Garth Murry led with 24 points and Gary Slight contributed. Wilton won the consolation by defeating West Burlington 78 to 59.
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Wildcats
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Gary Slight
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Jeff Carey
Dennis Brown
Denny Wagoner
Dave Crooks
Randy Murry
Wilton Beavers Tie Beating West Burlington 78 53
Wilton coach Darrel Bunge watches Beavers post a 78 53 win over West Burlington in the consolation game. Tom Honts leads Wilton with 20 points. Deanis Meeker posts 23 for L M and Don Meeker 10. West Burlington led 12 0 early but could not sustain, W Burlington edges to a 32 25 field advantage.
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Steve McNeil
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Ron Hoover
Mediapolis Gallops To 72 56 Title In Tournament
Mediapolis Alllison upset bid falters as Mediapolis beats Allison Bristow 72 56 for the tournament crown. Debbie Coates scores 43, Heather Heddens adds 2, Holly Jacobs 31, Barb Moser 17 for Allison Bristow in the consolation. Winfield Mt Union dominates Pekin 69 61 for third.
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Winfield-Pekin Winfield-Mt. Union
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Don Bender
Nonna Wick
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Miss Wick
Miss Krieger
Nancy Hendrickson
Pat Yoder
Illini Try To End UCLA S 52-Game Win Streak
Illini aim to snap UCLA's 52 game winning streak by beating the Bruins, who have won six straight national titles. UCLA defeated Drake 72 to 56 in the Sugar Bowl opener as Bill Walton led the surge with 29 points. Jim Seger and Tom McMillen are noted in surrounding AP rankings and results from other games.
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ISU dominates Midlands Wrestling title run at Northwestern
Iowa State won the 10th Midlands Wrestling Championships with 108.5 points, the highest in the meet’s history, claiming its third Midlands title in five years. Bill Fretland and Chris Taylor each won divisional titles. Wade Schalles and Clarion State figure also featured prominently as champions returned to defend their titles.
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Wrestling results highlight two day event and sleepers
The report lists 59 bouts and 539 grapplers in a two day wrestling affair. Winners include Jim Brown Michigan defeating Dan Sherman Iowa 5 3 at 118 and Wade Schalles Clarion State pinning Leo Kocher Northwestern 1 17. Peterson brothers John and Ben feature in unattached bouts with 177 and heavyweight highlights. Virginia and Kentucky in basketball schedules are noted alongside matchups in Greensboro Nor folk and San Diego.
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Towa State
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Bennett-Lincoln showdown seals holiday meet title
Bennett defeated Lincoln 53-43 to claim the boys holiday meet championship as Kim Huckstadt scored 16 and Terry Schroeder 15 for Bennett. Lincoln’s Bill Rhoads led with 13 and Dan Hoy 10. West Liberty fell 63-43 to Olin, led by Kevin Chown with 15 and Gus Garcia 9 as Olin surged in the second half.
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