Oelwein girls open new Sumner gym clash
Oelwein Community High School visits Sumner for the first game in the town’s new gymnasium. OCHS, 1-2, reshapes its lineup with Deb Angle and Jeni Meyer in guard duties as Julie Woods leads scoring. Sumner, 1-1, features Rhonda Hoeger and Barb Smith as starters in the host lineup.
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This Week in Sports Boys and Wrestling Cards
Local Friday and Saturday athletic schedules list boys and girls basketball games across multiple towns including New Hampton Orlwein Postville West Central Fayette North Surin Ave L Etkader Waltey Gernaville Staement exo Tecoral Wapsie Valley Driver Turkey Valley Tripoli Sowih Winheshiok Credorecksturd Jesup Dunkerton Waverly Waukon Buchanan Alburnett Father Upper and wrestling bouts Hampton Waukon Waverly North Fiat Elkacer Gains.
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Moeller Shines as Parsons Faces Iowa Invitational Tourney
Brenda Moeller, star from Wapsie Valley, leads Parsons College Wildkittens in early season with 24 points across three games. The article notes her 11th career scoring rank in Iowa girls basketball and explains AAU/DGWS rules differ from high school play, including a 30 second clock and two-shot fouls. Moeller and teammate Glenda Matthias, both Cedar Valley standouts, headline Parsons for the March 10-11 Des Moines state tourney.
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Sacred Heart Town Team Basketball League Forms
Sacred Heart basketball coach Hap announced a town league after a first meeting with four teams present and two more interested. Anyone older than high school may form teams of at least five. final meeting Sunday at 7 30 p m in Sacred Heart gym. Games begin January 3 each Monday at 6 30 p m for ten weeks with eight minute quarters under high school rules.
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Iowa High School Stat Highlights and All-State Details
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union stats name Denver as top defensive unit with a 22.5 point allowed average after four games. Delwein’s Jeni Meyer is ranked third in rebounds with 26 in two games, while Sandy Nowack of Denver sits second in free throw percentage at 26 of 31. Prep Honor Roll features Ray Steffens, Bill Kraft and Jerry Winter. Oelwein’s Craig Zanatta tops height among All-Staters, with Zanatta and Kraft among Fifth and Fourth Teamer picks at the ISU ceremony honoring 55 players chosen by 39 newspapers. Of the 55 All-Staters, 54 are seniors.
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Miami Vikings and Chiefs eye playoff berths this weekend
Miami faces Baltimore on Saturday aiming to clinch the AFC berth behind Don Shula and a potent offense led by Griese and Csonka. Minnesota meets Detroit for the NFC Central clinch with Eller and Page fueling a 9-3 squad, while Kansas City hosts Oakland seeking a division crown as losses loom for other contenders.
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Lakers extend run with 124-111 win over Warriors
The Los Angeles Lakers captured their 19th straight victory after defeating the Golden State Warriors 124-111. West poured in 38 points and Goodrich 36 as LA pushed its streak to one win from the NBA record, with Phoenix next.
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Town Team Basketball League Final Meeting Slated
A town basketball league organizers hold a final meeting for entrants Sunday night at 7 30 in Sacred Heart gymnasium. Rich Holm provides column details on the league.
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Bucks Trade Greg Smith to Rockets for Draft Picks
Houston Rockets coach Tex Winter says he found needed help as Houston acquired Greg Smith, a starting forward for Milwaukee the past two years. Milwaukee received Houston's No 1 draft pick next year and reserve forward Curtis Perry, plus Bucks third round draft rights. Smith averaged 8.4 points per game this season.
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NFL Week Preview Reads Tight NFC Matches
The Rams sit 7-4-1 in NFC West as Monday night heads toward a key clash with Washington at 8-3-1. Browns beat Saints 31-27 behind Leroy Kelly’s three straight 100 yard games while Ellison shined against New Orleans. Jets edge Patriots 28-20 as Namath targets Plunkett. Chargers top Broncos 27-17 with Hadl directing a steady offense. Packers seek 1000 yard rookie Brockington here against the Bears. Bengals crush Steelers 28-14 while Eagles edge Cardinals 27-20. Bills host Texans in a draft-hopeful battle 24-20.
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ITT Thorp 6% Subordinated Debentures Offering
ITT Thorp Corporation offers $5,000,000 of Series E 6% Capital Debentures Subordinated to prior debt. Units sold in $100 $500 and $1,000 denominations. Interest payable by mail on February 1 and August 1. Prospectus available from (issuer).
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