Kennedy wins state Class AA title in dramatic final
Cedar Rapids Kennedy Cougars upset Marshalltown 66-64 in double overtime to capture the state Class AA basketball championship. Kevin Kiley scored 28 overall with 12 in the third quarter. Mark Enright added 21 as Kennedy outscored Marshalltown 18-8 in the final eight minutes. Davenport West won the consolation title 58-33 over Mason City.
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Dan Even
Associated Press
Des Moines, Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Mike Collis
Cougars
Tumewa
Cedar Rapids Washington
Warriors
Davenport West
Marshalltown
Collis
Riley
Enright
Tim Vaughn
Vaughn
Kennedy
Dave Greenwod
Doug Baldwin
Mike Bergman
Craig Cordt
Blair Wildman
Denny Cahill
Bobcats
Marshall
George Funk
Mason City
West
Megon Cy
Falcons
Tony Pappas
Tom Kuhn
Steve Saladino
Randy Bilittner
Alta Cyclones claim ME Class A title in dramatic buzzer finale
Alta Cyclones finish 26-0 after a 57-56 win over Treynor on Tomi Huseman’s 20 foot buzzer beater. Treynor, led by Huseman with 23 points, kept it close as Alta endured five straight Petersen points to grab the state crown. Elkader Central won the consolation title with a 108-95 win over Mid-Prairie.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Alta
Squeakers
Cyclones
Treynor
Tomi Huseman
Allen Kester
Gnished
Kester
Koster
Doug Petersen
Lynn Granny’s
ABA Scores Saturday and Sunday Results
Summary of ABA games with teams Carolina Florida New York Indiana Utah Kentucky Pittsburgh Pittsburgh and others. Saturday results include Carolina defeating Memphis 189 to 105 Floridians over Pittsburgh 156 139 and New York over Kentucky 108 106 Indiana over Virginia 117 112 Utah over Dates 130. Sunday results show New York defeating Indiana 121 117 Carolina over Kentucky 121 113 and Thad over Denver 125 113 in the only scheduled games.
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Carolina
Memphis
Pittsburgh
New York
Kentucky
Indiana
Virginia
Utah
Thad
Denver
NFL Competition Committee weighs rule changes in Hawaii
In Maui deliberations the NFL Competition Committee prepared proposals to boost scoring by altering defense rules, widening the field, and adjusting touchdown value, with sudden death reforms debated. Site for Super Bowl VII to be chosen among Miami New Orleans Los Angeles Dallas and others. Chicago All-Star game fate discussed as 1972 contract nears end.
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Associated Press
Honolulu
National Football League
Maui
NFL
Paul Brown
Cincinnati
Tex Schramm
Dallas
Jim Finks
Minnesota
al Davis
Oakland
Miami
New Orleans
Los Angeles
Houston
Palo Alto
Calif
Kansas City
Jacksonville
Fla
Hockey Scores Across NHL Results From Early Games
Boston beat Minnesota 7 to 3 while Vancouver tied St Louis 3 each and Chicago 3 tied Buffalo 3. New York won 5 to 3 over Toronto. Detroit defeated Montreal 7 to 6 with Pittsburgh 3 to 3 California tied the game in a rare cross league set.
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Boston
Minnesota
Vancouver
St. Louis
Chicago
Buffalo
New York
Toronto
Detroit
Montreal
Pittsburgh
California
All Tournament Selections Highlight Iowa State Tourney Crew
Kevin Kiley of Cedar Rapids Kennedy led Class AA as the sole unanimous pick with Tim Vaughn and Steve Saladino strong contenders. Class A honors went to Tom Huseman and Dan Costigan with Keuhl and DeMan among top scorers. multiple schools and players earned honorable mentions in a compact, period-voice recap.
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Associated Press
Kevin Kiley
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Iowa
Marshalltown
Tim Vaughn
Steve Saladine
Davenport West
Mark Enright
Tony Pappas
Mason City
Enright
Saladino
Willie DeMan
Alta
Dave Kuehl
Hlakder Central
Chuck Johnston
Treynor
Kuehl
DeMan
Huseman
Costigan
Dick Ehrenfelt
Wellman Mid- Prairie
Mary Schipper
Alton Floyd Valley
Bill Stupfell
Dennys Bender
Mid-Prairie
Jim Stewart
Halan
Jeff Brandstetter
Roger Jacobsen
Craig Cork
Dave Greenwood
Tom Sauerbrei
Silt Vincent
Elkader Central
Bé Stupfell
Delwyn Bender
Wellman Aid Praire
Doug Petersen
Dick Enrerefelt
Wellman Mid-Prairie
Manshalltown
Merk Enright
Cedar Rapids Kennedy
Steve Saladino
Devonport West Guard
Cocer
Rapids Kennedy
High scoring Grant leads Kentucky State to NAIA title
Kentucky State’s Travis Grant scored a tournament record 213 points to power the Thornbreds to their third straight NAIA championship with a 71-62 win over Eau Claire Wisconsin. Stephen F. Austin took third, Gardner-Webb fell short. Grant’s 60 points set the single game mark, and his 213 total broke the tournament record.
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Grant
Kentucky State
Kansas City
Travis Grant
Thornbreds
NATA
Eau Claire
Wis
State
Stephen F. Austin
Texas
Downing
Nate DeLong
River Falls
Scores from Monday NBA games show high totals
Chicago 109, Cleveland 91. Atlanta 116, Cincinnati 106. Milwaukee 120, Houston. Buffalo 116, Detroit 108. Portland 163, New York 36. Golden State 134, Phoenix 116. Philadelphia 115, Seattle 100. Chicago 115, Detroit 107. Cincinnati 136, Buffalo 105. Atlanta 115, Cleveland 106. Los Angeles 162, Golden State 125. Boston 11. No games scheduled Monday.
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Chicago
Cleveland
Atlanta
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
Buffalo
Detroit
Portland
New York
Golden State
Pheenix
Philadelphia
Seattle
Los Angeles
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C.R. Kennedy
Future Bright
East Moline
Illinois
Kennedy High
Chuck Deaver
Chuck van Hoeck
Tarry
Cardinals
Willie
Dick Fairchild
Petersen
Granny
Iowa City
Regina
Paulina
Harlan
Dan Costigan
Blkader Central
Sizling
Doug Showalter
Cambell
Stupfell
Johnsten
Stewart
Murphy
Sprecketer
Holstein
YW Binder
CR Kennedy
Ft-At
Baldwin
Greenwood
Kaley O Greene
Bergman
Heath
Fitz
Deaver
Olisials
Dean Lakeums
Dyermille
Robert Filde- Wend
Sesboiia
Hawaii
Miike Rathet
Suzuki
U S. Suzuki Motor Corp
P.O
Santa Fe Springs
aSleka Cereal
America
Kiley
Bill Vincent
Wikader Central
Tom Huseman
Jc. Elkeder
Wile DeMan
Elkader Centra
Harisa
Rogar Jacobsen
Harlang
Tom Saverbrs
Randy Gokken
Sioux City
Bob Foote
Chariton
Steve Belzing
Cat West
Jim Greefey
Charlton
Jim Spivey
Southeastern Oklahoma State
Gram
Frank Schade
Mike Ratliff
Pete Harris
George Adams
Gardner-Webb
Thorebreds
Lucius Mitchell
Baltimore
Muscatine
Grandview Avenue
U.S.A
Canada
Laworts
Peoria, Ill
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