Muscatine Muskie basketball ends season with 9-12 mark
First year head coach Tom Snyder leads Muscatine High School to a 9-12 record in 1972-73. The Muskies split the season's highs and lows, posting a brief two-game win streak including Bettendorf and Fairfield, and a five-game losing stretch before Christmas. Key players include Ken Lawrence with 11.5 points per game, Tom Randleman, Dan Reed, and Harry Blake, while the team held a defensive edge, allowing 55.5 points per game and finishing with 389 turnovers in 21 games.
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Roger Bates
Tom Snyder
Muscatine
Muskies
Ed Ware
MHS
Dubuque Hempstead
Snyder
Bettendorf
Fairfield
Lawrence
Tom Randleman
Dan Reed
Harry Blake
Muskids
Blake
Kevin Furlong
Randleman
Jim Rigler
Mike Hamsher
John LeMaxr
Dan Smith
Mike Lofgren
John Mull
Jeff Askam
Spencer Lloyd
Kerry Blake
Craig Koll
Jonn Longtin
Gary Waltman
Bob Steinmetz
Dennis Lohman
Mark Haverean
MCC Indians ride 10 game streak to 16-9 season under Kreykes
Muscatine Community College fans saw the Indians post a 16-9 record this season under first year head coach Gary Kreykes aided by a 10 game mid season winning run. Key players included freshmen Don Brown Rick Alston Pat Broders Tom Mitchell who led scoring and Mitchell plus Wessels and Carstens dominated rebounding. The team finished strong with a subregional run before a Burlington finals loss.
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Muscatine Community College Indians
Gary Kreykes
MCC
Indians
Muscatine
Ths
Morrison Tech
Mitchell
Wessels
Carstens
Moench
Alston
Brown
Broders
D. Benenexeee
L. Schaapveld
Hazelwood
Edmondson
Roth
Dustman
Team
Kreykes
Don Brown
Chicago
Rick Alston
Philadelphia
Pat Broders
Davenport
Bob Wessels
Tom Mitchell
New Sharon
Wesselg
Glenn Moench
John Carstens
Dan Schaapveld
Steve Schaapveld
Pat Hazelwood
al Edmondson
Warren Roth
Lonnie Schaapveid
Gary
Sophomore basketball team goes 0-14 in Valley play
The 1972-73 sophomore squad under Coach Bob Hartzler finished 4-14 overall and 0-14 in the Mississippi Valley Conference. They opened with two non conference wins over Fairfield and Keokuk, then endured a nine game league slide before beating Fairfield again and ending with an overtime win over Washington. The team averaged 38.3 points per game while allowing 56.1, and turnovers totaled 395 to 279 for opponents. Rick Schroeder led with 145 points and 128 rebounds, while Jack Wessels was the lone double figure scorer before leaving the squad after five games.
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Palmer
Sauk Valley
Keokuk
MCC
Indians Hills
Morrison Tech
Marshalltown
Indian Hills
Fairfield
Mississippi Valley
Washington
Hartzler
Rick Schroeder
Jack Wessels
MHL
Chuck Classick
Classick
Scott Lerkweather
Bob Keig
Muskies
Illinois City forfeits hurt final night league finish
Illinois City finished fourth after a forfeit in the Independent league final night. J and K Button clinched the crown with one loss. runner up was Ron's Place. Monday’s forfeit dropped Pabst Blue Ribbon to third as Jody’s 16-31 59-88 Wester upset results and individual scorers are listed.
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Thingis City
Illinois City
K Button
Ron
Pabst Blue Ribbon
Jody
Wester
Kyle Reifert
Bob Wessels
Harry Church
Tim Furlong
Jerry Keith
Jim Beverlin
Marty Beckey
Denny Miller
Tony Reynolds
Jim White
Jim Wester
Steve Howell
Dick Vetter
Bowling scores and hockey? night scoreboard mix up
A compiled list shows numerous bowling scores and team totals from various leagues including Central State Bank and Atalissa Grain. Individual high games include Ramona Denkman 200 and Tim Taylor 245 while teams post totals like Central Bank 873 and HyVee 2737 for series. Pro hockey schedules list NY Rangers at Minnesota and other national matchups for upcoming days.
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Marty's Music
Stanley’s Consultants
French’s Deep Rock
Central State Bank
Atalissa Grain & Feed
Ramona Denkman
Elva Reesink
Lorna Welk
Jan Taylor
Dan Taylor
Select Kunnert as Iowa's MVP at banquet
Kevin Kunnert, a 7 foot 1 senior center from Dubuque, named Iowa's most valuable player at a Muscatine event honoring the Hawkeyes. He shares MVP honors, set Iowa career rebounding record with 914, and scored 1145 points. Kunnert and Rick Williams named honorary co captains. Fegebank named top defensive player.
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Monticello
Towa
Kevin Kunnert
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Dubuque
Rick Williams
Kunnert
Williams
Cedar Rapids
Big Ten
George Clarkson
Neil Fegebank
Paullina
Dick Schultz
Ames High coach Duvall resigns after state title win
Ames Iowa AP George Duvall 45 resigns as Ames High Class AA basketball coach to become math instructor and golf coach. He led Little Cyclones to an 85 75 win over Dubuque Wahlert and holds school records for wins 160 winning percentage 75 and most wins in a year 26.
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Ames
Iowa
George Duvall
Duvall
Little Cyclones
Dubuque Wahlert
Ames High
Central Iowa
Ray Smalling
Tom Jorgensen
Dave Tosegate
University of Utah
New Market
Stratford
Belle Plaine
Independence
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Davenport Central
Mighty
Kennedy
Des Moines Hoover
Clinton
Kenoad
Kennetty
Towns City
Davenport Assumption
Bryan Lawrence
H. Blake
Reed
Rigler
Hamsher
LeMar
Hultquist
Furlong
Lloyd
XK. Blake
Lofgren
Mull
Askam
Smith
Koll
Longtin
Kirkwood
Ellsworth
Robert Morris
Boone
Burlington
Bob Hartzler
John Bock
Schroeder
Starkweather
Bailey
Lutz
Peters
Lyons
McAreavy
Keig
Wessely
Hoffman
Aubie
Gray
Robinson
Feniston
Antram
Everhart
Welker
AME FG
Por
Faul Lutz
Matt Bailey
Scott Starkweather
Dennnis Lyons
Jackie Wessels
Sam Hoffman
Mark Peters
Deff Longtin
Brian McAreavy
Bob Allbee
Tom Gray
Tom Antram
Wayne
Everhart O
Robby Peniston
Carl Robinsono
Ron Welker
Peniston
Sophi
Cage League
Trnest LaRoy
Erna DePriest
Georgia
Lorraine Alice Hurlbut
A. Smailey
South Muscatine
City of Muscatine
Phyllis Kerr
Richard D
Mavian
Stauffer
Union
City of Muscations
Dub. Hempstead
IC West
Town City
Assumption
Coe Frosh
CR Kirkwood
Black Hawk
CR Wash
Jeff
Dub. Senior
Hempstead
Iowa City
Jand
Ron’s Place
Pabst
Beard Grain
Jody's
Hamms
Bandag
Kammerer
Central Bank
Atalissa
Sandy
Stark Realtors
Nichols Hawkeye Lumber
Stark
PiaMer
Griff’s
Miller High Life
Sears
Massey’s
Ina Mae
Geo
Tim Taylor
John Carpenter
Joel Rauschenberger
George
Massey
Masseys
Miller's
National Hockey
N.Y. Rangers
Minnesota
California
N_Y
Islanders
Vancouver
Montreal
Toronto
Los Angeles
Detroit
St. Louis
Buffalo
Pittsburgh
Safley’s Sport
Heritage Corner
Monsanto
Stephen's Trophies
Cathy Taylor
Wilma Heuer
Levies
Farm Bureau Farm Service
Atalissa Feed & Grain
Brains Feed & Grain
Jarvis
Brossart & Litas
Muscatine Journal
Elms
Pearl Products
Nichols Hawk
Lamb
Sandys
Maid-Rite
Fairbanks-Lamb
Chelf
Mary A. Proffitt
Nancy McCleary
Barbara Osborn
South Musc
Schmidts Auto Sales
Schlitz
Evans Standard
Island Farm Equip Ak
Fox’s Sportswear
Bryant Roofing
Pete Ribbink
Joe Huff
Larry Morris
Schmidt’ Auto
Schmidt’s
Fox’s
Cleveland
Houston
New England
Alberta
Quebec
Hitie Monsy
Goss
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