Oelwein girls top Independence 54 to 44 in rally
Oelwein improves to 3-4 with a 54-44 victory over Independence as Deb Angle grabs 15 rebounds and Nancy Homewood scores 28. Independence, hampered by 22 turnovers and a 44 percent shooting differential, falls to 2-4. Oelwein reserves stay undefeated at 4-0 with a 40-24 opener win.
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Rally falls short as UIC loses wild finish 102-100
St Ambrose Bees edged Upper Iowa 102-100 here Tuesday night. USC trailed by 13 early but rallied to within two in the final seconds. Larry Torkelson and Dave Bashkofsky sparked the comeback as four Peacocks reached double figures and Dan Smith scored the late basket to pull within two before the buzzer.
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The
North Linn Still Perfect in Tuesday Basketball Rout
North Linn teams remained undefeated with the girls winning 79-60 and the boys taking their third straight over Ed-Co 88-68. Janna Koskarmo scored 38 points and Steve Sadawasser added 22 in the nightcap.
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Elkader Warriors roll past Manchester for 2 wins
Elkader improved to 2-0 with an 83-70 victory over Manchester as the undefeated Warriors dominated the taller foe. The Elkader reserves also prevailed 70-60 in the opener, adding to a big night for the squad.
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Starmont Girls Fall to Kee-High in 64-61 Loss
Kee-High defeated Starmont 64-61 as Kruse led with 33 points while Sheffert scored 24 for Starmont. The game followed news of Merrill Hyde's team ranked No 1 in Class A per UPI and the Elkader bond issue vote, which failed to pass.
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Weger
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Kee-High Lansing
Merrill Hyde
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Town Colleges Athletes Named to AP Little America Team
Three players from Town colleges earn AP Little America honors with Carnie Wassink Northwestern and Joe Kotval Buena Vista on offense and Mike Samples Drake on defense named to the main team. Honorable mentions include Drake and Cornell athletes across offense and defense.
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Northwestern
Joe Kotval
Buena Vista
Mike Samples
Drake
Doug Winslow
Joe Worobee
Rob Ash
Cornell
Dave Dalan
Jerry Heston
Dave Scott
William Penn
Mike Woodley
Northern Iowa
Benson leads Cyclones with 28 in win over Davis
Iowa State beats California-Davis 60 to 8 60 as newcomer Bill Benson eruptes for 27 points in a fast start. The Cyclones trailed 532 at halftime before pulling away in the second half to secure the victory. Benson, a 6 foot 2 guard and junior college transfer, sat out last season.
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Benson
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University of California-Davis
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Pesky Mustangs
California Tean
Midwest
Imva State
Chicago State
Michigan State eyes two coaches in MSU post interview
Iowa State coach Johnny Majors and Oklahoma assistant Barry Switzer are set for Friday interviews for the Michigan State coaching job, with MSU officials expected to announce a decision on Saturday according to the Memphis Commercial Appeal.
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Iowa State
Johnny Majors
Oklahoma
Barry Switzer
Michigan State
Memphis Commercial Appeal
Klinge Reaches 200th Win In West Central Girls Basketball Milestone
Maynard coaching standout Gene Klinge, guiding West Central to a 101 44 win over North of West Union, hits 200 victories after 11 years at the helm. He joins 30 Iowa coaches with 200 plus wins, topped by Monticello’s R V Multen with 665 in his 38th year. The Maynard Westgate Randalia era has seen five State Tournament trips including 1964 1965 1968 1971 and 1972 with a career record noted in archival photos.
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Monona High School
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al Kelley
West Union
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Iowa
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Donna Fortune
Sue Carey
Hack Tor
Diane Schlegel
Mary Ann Hamilton
Judy Derr
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Cedar Wapsie boys and girls stay atop conference race
Five teams remain undefeated in the Cedar Wapsie Conference after Tuesday. In Calmar, Wapsie Valley lost the girls 57-53 and the boys 68-59 as Sue Muchner led the girls with 36 points and Larry Novak scored 22 for the winners. At Tripoli, Fredericksburg girls won 48-46 with Ann Fink scoring 25. the boys’ game saw Mirs lead with 18 for the winners. Turkey Valley swept Jesup at Jackson Junction. television coverage notes TV girls 60-35 and TV boys 64-49 with Rosie Vernsteffen scoring 22. At Dunkerton, Denver swept both games 53-40 and 81-56 led by Dan Bartels 23 points in the nightcap.
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Shrine East West Game picks 28 man West squad
A 28 man West team was named for the 4th Shrine East West Game in San Francisco on December 30. Houston’s Paddin Jones is the only running back among the four offensive backs. Town State’s George Arnuldson has played running back and quarterback in college.
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