Durant Stars In 110-77 Win Over West Branch
Durant exploded for 110 points led by a 72 point second half as West Branch fell 110-77. Gene Oto 21 and Dave Wirth 20 paced Durant with 12 players scoring while Wes Branch had four in double figures led by Joe Rummells 19. Wilton beat West Liberty 65-55 to halt a losing streak, Mount Vernon beat Mid Prairie 54-41 to stay in title contention, Solon won 67-43 as U High and others staged matchups in the day’s Iowa high school boys basketball action.
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Solon
Wasamy Ulaly
auouUag Uy
West Branch
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Gene Oto
Dave Wirth
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Lost Nation
Southeast Town conference boys hoops leaders after Friday games
New London stays unbeaten at 5-0 while Highland moves to 4-1 in the Southeast Town standings after Friday night wins by Wapello, Highland, LM, Morning Sun and New London. LM beat Lone Tree 66-57 behind 17 from Dick Wilson, while Morning Sun routed Danville 58-50 with 29 from Dwight Byerly. New London topped Winfield 74-68 to remain undisputed leader. Highland defeated Mediapolis 73-53. Wapello beat Columbus 66-49.
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Morning Sun
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L-M
Dick Wilson
Greg Hafner
Tom Lamp
Bill Hargrafen
Tom Jacobs
Randy Dieckman
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Bill Sorden
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Steve Jansen
Pat Carter
Pat Schomberg
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Ev Miller
Jon Prousman
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Randy van Lyer
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Stan Stutzman
Randy Crawford
Darrell Anderson
Sid Pounds
Steve Klanfancoin
Iowa
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A Little Rock
Wilmont
Minn
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New Londo
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Bettendorf and Keokuk win Little Six games
Bettendorf defeated Ottumwa 63-38 and Keokuk beat Burlington 71-62 in Little Six Conference play Friday night. Bettendorf led 19-11 after one, 33-18 at halftime, and 49-28 after three quarters before finishing strong. Scorers for Bettendorf included Pat Coogan with 14 and Ron Presson with 24.
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Don Presson
Joe Collins
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Jeff Cameron
Len Franklin
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Dan Frymeyer
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del Stephens
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Mike Wendling
Dave Mackey
Ron Glasgow
Gene Horn
Durant Girls In Loop Win Over West Branch
Durant Wildkittens defeated West Branch 65 to 32 in Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference action Friday night. Vicki Lilienthal led Durant with 31 points as Durant solidified second place in BIH. West Branch players included B Williams and N Sehiele, with guard fouls impacting the game.
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Durant Girls
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L. Thompson
Vets Still Know What Hockey Is All About
Pittsburgh defeated Toronto 4 to 3 in an upset led by veteran defensemen Lea Boivin and Noel Price. Boivin scored the go ahead goal and set up a third period tally while Price, returning from illness, produced one of his finest games for the Penguins. Ab McDonald and Bob Dillabaugh also scored for Pittsburgh.
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Noel Price
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Toronto Power
Ab McDonald
Bob Dillabaugh
Art Stratton
Murray Oliver
Ron Bilis
Brian Conacher
Tonronto
Southeast Iowa girls basketball Friday results highlight close games
Mediapolis emerged as the top team after three tight wins while New London suffered its first league loss. Lone Tree and Columbus posted wins in the Muscatine area with Wapello LM and Morning Sun each winning by narrow margins. Teel led L M with 34 points, while Hudachek 19 Fish 18 and Yoder 17 led Lone Tree scoring.
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Mediapolis
New London
Columbus
Lone Tree
Muscatine Area
Wapello
L-M
Morning Sun
Carolyn Teel
Teresa Lessenger
J. Meeker
Janice Sewell
Cathy Wilson
Pat Hudachek
Donna Fish
Mary Yoder
Weekend NBA Scores and Upcoming Matches
Friday basketball results feature Boston 148 over Detroit 126 and Philadelphia 133 over Baltimore 116. St Louis defeated San Diego 111 to 89, while San Francisco beat New York 127 to 117. Today schedule includes San Diego at Cincinnati, Baltimore at Chicago, Philadelphia at Detroit, and Chicago at St Louis. Sundays games list Chicago at St Louis, Seattle at New York, and San Francisco at Boston.
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Minnesota
Hayes Sophs Suffer Loss to Ottumwa Walsh Frosh
Hayes Catholic high frosh sophs lost to Ottumwa Walsh 47-35 in Hayes Friday night. Hayes trailed throughout after a 10-7 first period, with Dennis Miller leading Hayes scorers at 17. Walsh’s Bates topped scores with 15. Earlier Hayes lost to Walsh 61-48.
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Ottumwa Walsh
Hayes
Muskateer
Dennis Miller
HCH
Walsh
Bates
Hayes Sophs
Miller Recere
Nenvas
Beckey Wrens
Schaapveld
Beckey Eeds
Ottumwa Walsh Saphs
Curran
Evitts
Culliman
Aubrey Riteneee
Tennant
Hay
Testa Named Coach of Hunter College Baseball Team
Nick Testa, ex Giants organization player and coach, has been named coach of Hunter College varsity baseball. He previously led the Hawks junior varsity and succeeds Dr Charles Irace, who left Hunter to become dean of students at Bergen Community College.
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Hunter
NEW York
Nick Testa
San Francisco Giants
Hunter College
Hawks
Charles. Irace
Bergen County Community College
Bowling results and standings from Morlan Lanes and area
A dense recap of bowling scores, standings, and high honors from Morlan Lanes and related leagues. The report lists team names, player highs in games and series, and top totals across multiple divisions including women’s events and Moose Lodge groups with numerous individual scores and team aggregates.
West Liberty Rallyes for Win in Two Overtimes
West Liberty girls edged North English 77 76 in double overtime at North English Friday. Linda Alloway poured 53 points to lead all scorers while West Liberty overcame deficits, tying 61 all late in regulation and sealing the win after the first overtime. Other West Liberty scorers were Pam McVay 20 Virginia Bekker 3 Jean Bekker 1. North English scorers included Vicki Shaw 46 Cindy Septer 17 Barb Haves 13.
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West Liberty
North English
Linda Alloway
Pam McVay
Virginia Bekker
Jean Bekker
Vicki Shaw
Cindy Septer
Barb Haves
ABA Scores Summary From Sunday and Monday Games
Kentucky defeated Anaheim 117 to 108 while Dallas beat Houston 107 to 99 and Minnesota topped Pittsburgh 120 to 103. Oakland and New Jersey, Indiana and Houston, Dallas and Anaheim played Sunday games. Monday features Indiana at New Orleans and Houston at Kentucky with Oakland at Minnesota in the afternoon.
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Anaheim
Dallas
Houston
Minnesota
Pittsburgh
Oakland
New Jersey
Indiana
New Orleans
Wade Receives Neyland Award in Knoxville Banquet
Wallace Wade, famed college football coach of Alabama Duke and ACC administrator, received the Robert Neyland Memorial Award at a Tennessee football banquet in Knoxville. The Knoxville quarterback club honors individuals with outstanding contributions to college football. Wade called the late Tennessee coach the greatest he ever competed against.
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Neyland
Knoxville
Tenn
Wallace Wade
Robert R. Neyland
Tennessee
Alabama
Duke
Fair Attends Rural Electric Co op Meeting
Fr Fair of Wilton, manager of Eastern Iowa Light and Power Cooperative, joined Iowa’s 55 Rural Electric Cooperatives in Des Moines for the winter quarterly meeting at Hotel Savery. Highlights included rising use of electric heat for rural homes and developments in underground service, plus tax study reports and building moves when power lines are involved.
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Eastern
Iowa Light and Power Cooperative
Iowa
Des Moines
REC
Town Association "of
Electric Cooperatives
Hotel Savery
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