Underdogs reach final in Iowa girls state tournament
Guthrie Center and Roland Story will meet for the title after 83-79 semifinal win by Guthrie Center over Everly and a 91-90 Roland Story victory against West Central. Guthrie Center seeks a third title, Roland Story aims to complete a strong run with standouts Cathy Kammin and Sharon Nelson leading a 22-5 squad.
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Rockridge Rockets Rebuild After Peterson Exit
Second place loop finish highlights Rockridge near finish second in the Cornbelt conference. Coach Ed White regrouped after star Scott Peterson moved to Dubuque, altering goals for the season. Rockridge earlier beat Winola twice 82-85 and 85-60, with nine losses, six on the road and five by five points or less.
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Rockets Rally Season in Tumultuous Campaign
A Rockridge basketball season saw early losses followed by wins over Cambridge Pleasant Valley and Alwood, then a three game skid. Lineup changes spurred a nine of eleven stretch including five straight, highlighted by a GLA win over Atkinson. The run ended with a 7 2 loss to Knoxville and a 77 61 regional defeat to Winola. Roger Smith led scoring with 286 points narrowly edged by Clark Downey 289. Mark Melton tallied 21 points despite three missed games and Greg Lock added 170 in 14 games. Jim Stulz surpassed 100. Final record and totals come from Journal summaries.
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Hamilton wins state free throw title in shootout
Nancy Hamilton of Corwith Wesley High School tied for lead with Diane Linden of Stanton after regulation by making 23 of 25 throws. Hamilton then won the championship by going 10 for 10 in the shootout as Linden missed once at Des Moines Iowa during the 47th annual Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union event.
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Rockridge Rockets Basketball Team Roster 1971-72
The Rockridge Rockets 1971-72 roster features players Mark Riexinger, Tim Gieseman, John Balmer, Sam Kuehnel, Greg Lock, Curt Whitney, Wyatt Pubr, Jim Stulz, Clark Downey, Roger Smith, Jett Kranz with coaches Ed White and back row leaders. Student managers are listed among the squad.
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Jett Kranz
Greg Lock
Curt Whitney
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Hall of Famers honored posthumously for Joe Bailey
The Hall of Fame ceremony recognized Joe Bailey’s widow from Cedar Rapids, L A Schnack of Muscatine accepted the award on his behalf. Back row includes Bud Suter of Iowa City RB Hap Miller of Rockwellity Hal Trosky of Cedar Rapids and Roy Jessen formerly of Council Bluffs.
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Hall of Fame honors for Iowa baseball coaches rise in Cedar Rapids
The Iowa High School Baseball Coaches association inducted seven hall members at Washington High School. Pat Schnack accepted the certificate for her late husband, Muscatine coach and athletic director, while Dick Wagner won High School Coach of the Year and Cap Timm College Coach of the Year. Other district coaches honored included Ron Clinton, Jim Elwinger, Vern Bredeson, Bill Sapp, and Pat Daugherty, among others. New service award went to Tait Cummins. Guest speaker Bump Elliott spoke on coaching responsibilities and mental attitude.
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