Huskies Rated 10th In AP Iowa High School Poll
Ames leads the first Associated Press Iowa high school basketball poll with Cedar Rapids Washington close behind. Storm Lake, Oskaloosa, and Cedar Rapids Jefferson follow as top contenders while 34 more teams receive votes. Ames defeated Fort Dodge 64 47 and Des Moines Roosevelt 72 57 to stay unbeaten.
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UCLA Keeps No 1 Ranking After Early Season Wins
UCLA remains atop the national AP poll as NCAA champions for the past five seasons after overpowering the Citadel 105-49 and Iowa 106-72 in the opening weekend. The Bruins secured 24 of 44 first place votes and 803 points, holding the No. 1 spot from the preseason ranking.
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Town Team Basketball Meeting Seeks League Organizers
An organizational meeting for a town team basketball league in Oelwein is set for tonight at 8:00 at Sacred Heart gym. Open to players outside high school, the effort aims to revive a league that operated a few years ago.
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AP Top Twenty reshuffles spark debate among Iowa voters
Unbeaten Delwein Sacred Heart and teams like Denver Elkader Central Waverly Decorah gain votes as AP Top Twenty shows Cedar Rapids Washington Iowa City and Mason City strong, with several others receiving votes including Des Moines Roosevelt Decorah Elkader Central and Waverly Shell Rock.
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No. 1 spot still in doubt after bowl
Nebraska finished No 1 in The Associated Press final regular season poll 1971 with Alabama second. Alabama can claim the No 1 ranking by beating Nebraska on New Year’s Night in the Orange Bowl.
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Oelwein Stars Zanatta Pushes Rebound Record Chase
Oelwein center Craig Zanatta with 17 rebounds leading the Huskies past Decorah 69 54 as he nears the school career rebound mark. Wapsie Valley star Susan Huebner nets 36 in 71 42 win over South Winneshiek. Elkader’s Dan Costigan scores season high 26 as West Central beats him. Ken Adams and Brian Kent anchor wrestling and other prep notes cover several area players and stats.
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Sacred Heart Tigers hand St John’s first loss 70 65
Sacred Heart remains undefeated in the Eastern Iowa Conference by defeating Independence St John’s 70-65 in Independence. Mike Jones led with 34 points on 13 of 19 shooting and 8 of 14 from the line as Sacred Heart built a first-half lead and withstood a late Blue Eagle rally to seal the win.
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Elkader matmen win over Manchester JV 29 17 in dual meet
Elkader Central defeated Manchester junior varsity 29 to 17 in dual wrestling action on Monday. Multiple weight classes feature dec wins and forfeits for Elkader, including Schmelzer, Wiewel, Ketly, and Lattimer securing decisions. Christen and Daley had draws, with overall team victory for Elkader.
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This Week in Sports Boys and Girls Basketball Nightly Schedule
Schedule highlights boys basketball games including Valley at West Central MEL at North Elkader Manchester at Lansing and Dunkerton at South Winneshiek, plus wrestling Postville at Stormont Tripoli at Genver. Girls games include Oelwein Independence and Wapsie Valley Jesup Dunkerton.
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Falcons QB Bob Berry Arrested After Cobb County Raid
In Cobb County Cobb sheriff's officers say Atlanta Falcons quarterback Bob Berry was arrested on assaulting a police officer charges and defensive end Randy Marshall was arrested on keeping a disorderly house after a Monday night raid. Carol Nichols, 20, of Marietta, was held on marijuana charges with a $1,000 bond. Berry was released on $500 bond and Marshall on $500 bond.
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Chiefs can clinch title with win over Raiders
Kansas City Chiefs outlasted the San Francisco 49ers 26 17 on Monday night led by Len Dawson and Olis Taylor in a high profile game. A win over Oakland next Sunday would seal a division title and return them to the playoffs after last year’s absence.
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Northern Iowa Invitational Wrestling Tourney yields four titles for Iowa
In Cedar Falls Iowa Joe Hatchett defeated Paul Zander in a rematch as Iowa claimed four titles at the Northern Iowa Invitational Wrestling Tourna ment. Elsewhere Arizona Western overwhelmed Ellsworth 28 12 in Yuma as part of the Sunkist El Toro Football event.
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