Sumner Valley Starmont girls reach holiday finals
In region holiday tournaments, Sumner and La Porte City clubs fail to crown champs as Valley Elgin, Kee High, and Starmont lead by wide margins. Starmont tops Elkader 65 58 with Kellogg and Sheffert scoring 27 and 28. Valley defeates Waukon 81 40 with Pollock 29 Halverson 24. La Porte City hosts Sumner 60 59 as Barb Smith sinks the decisive bucket. Rockford edges Turkey Valley 75 73 with Sue Stiles pouring 42 points.
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Elkager
Manchester
Ed-Co
LaPorte Cy
Sumner
Independence
Jesup
LaPorte City
Lansing
Valley
Wayken
South Winn
Guttenberg
Kee High
Mar Mac
Garnavilla
Postville
Rockford
Turkey Valley
Nora Springs
Riceville
Val Pollock
Cindy Halverson
Waukon
Joyce Kellogg
Randy Sheffert
Edkader
Jill Moon
Rose Shea
Barb Smith
Noaa Springs
Sue Stiles
Stiles
Betty Shinney
Rosie Verlsteffen
Sumner Laporte
Sevith
Anton
Dubrkopt
Maley
Fersman
Bai Bagensios
SK Sumner
Pipho
Soards
Duhpkop
LaParte - Hendryx
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Yotal
LaPorte
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Lottagard
Cooper
Ane Poltock
IF Monroe
Patterson
Leiran
Olson
Weymiller
Halverson
Lehman
Elgin
Waukon Oo
Cee Cee Lo
le Ann Lehman
Mathiesen
Seabrooke
Wilker
Hanson
Clark
Anderson
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Mutty
von Scayk
Sifter
Rudy
Elkader
Starmant
Kuehl
Whittle
Pady
Knoket
Suhr
Streicher
Hockenstead
Norberg
Marshalltown high school holiday tourney protested
Marshalltown High School Holiday Basketball Tournament faces protest after Des Moines Tech's use of Miller, with four of six teams ready to sign a protest letter to the IHSAA. Miller set to start in first round vs Cedar Rapids Washington. eligibility rules limit eight semesters and ages over 20, awaiting State Board approval and a 30 day waiting period ending Jan 15. Bernie Saggan says protest letter will be reviewed by the IHSAA board at its next meeting Jan 15.
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Marshalltown Town
Marshalltown
Des Moines Tech
Frank Miller
George “Funk
Iowa High School Athletic Association
IHSAA
Miller
Tech
Gary Cameron
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Des Moines School Board
State Board of Public Instruction
State Supreme Court
Town High
Bernie Saggan
HSAA
Board of Control
USC eeagers in Nebraska for Wayne State tourney
USC eeagers travel to Wayne State Holiday Basketball Tournament in Nebraska for a three day event. They face Culver Stockton at 3:00 Friday with Wayne State meeting Missouri Valley at 7:00, followed by consolation and finals at 3:00 and 9:00 Saturday. Eleven man traveling squad listed plus starter Dan Smith sidelined six weeks with torn ligaments.
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Fayette
Upper Iowa
Wayne
Neb
Wayne State
Peacocks
Culver- Stockton
Missouri Valley
Bill Prochaska
Jim Bushkofsky
Dick Homewood
Andy Becker
Ron Ginapp
Dave Porter
Dave Yanecek
Dave Pfaltzgraff
Jim Torkelson
Ron Fuller
Jess Weess
Steve Giza
Dan Smith
Iowa Prep Cage Tourneys and College Basketball Scores
Iowa prep results include Oversville Beekman Central Water loo 71 Epworth Western Dubuque 46 and others Dyersville Beekman Anamosa 73 Des Maines Hoover 43 Davenport Central 59 Muscatine 50 North Tama Tracr North Tama 73 Belle Plaine 45 Tama South Tema 76 Vinton 55 Drake 98 Iowa 80 Big Eight Iowa State 75 Nebraska 64 North Central South Dakota 101 Morningside 85 Lutheran Brotherhood Invitational Rhyne NC 87 Luther 62 Nebraska Wesleyan Graceland 80 Denver Metro 65 NBA results Atlanta 171 Philadelphia 170 Houston 136 Los Angeles 104 ABA Kentucky 105 New York 190 Denver 1115 Carolina 122 Indiana San Diego 104 Memphis 102
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Oversville
Beekman Central
Waterloo
Epworth
Western Dubuque
Dyersville
Beekman
Anamosa
Davenport Central
Ames
Des Maines
Hoover
Muscatine
Tama Tracr
Tama
Belle Plaine
Tama South Tema
Vinton
IOWA
Drake
Iowa State
Nebraska
South Dakota
Morningside
Marquette Extends Winning Streak to 77 Games
Marquette remains undefeated with an 89 85 overtime win over unranked Northwestern at the Milwaukee Arena to claim their 77th straight. Coach Al McGuire downplayed the home streak while noting 26 of 29 road wins.
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Associated Press
al McGuire
Marquette
Warriors
Milwaukee Arena
McGuire
North High wrestling date moved to Friday in New Hampton
North High has changed its wrestling meet from January 2 to Friday, January 5, at New Hampton. The modification was requested by New Hampton and approved by North High officials.
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West Union
New Hampton
North
Drake tops Iowa in cross-state clash 93 to 30
Drake reserves Craig Davis and Clea Kilgore powered a 98-80 win over Iowa as Drake built a 44-30 halftime lead and outscored the Hawkeyes 51.9 to 43.8 percent. Davis 25 and Kilgore 19 led Drake while Kevin Kunnert had 23 rebounds for Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Drake
Craig Davis
Clea Kilgore
Howard Stacey
Davis
East Moline
Ill
Kilgore
Stacey
Hawkeyes
Iowa City
Iowa State
Schultz
Tfek
Bell
David Langston
Johnson
Candy LaPrince
Kevin Kunnert
Neil Fegebank
Rick Williams
Kunnert
New Orleans
UCLA
Minnesota-Duluth
200 mph at Indianapolis a reach in May says Unser
Bobby Unser predicts the Indianapolis 500 will finally break the 200 mph barrier next May at the speedway. He cites Goodyear tests and thrusts the Olsonite Eagle toward the mark, noting advances in aerodynamics and tires have pushed speeds higher since Oldfield’s 1908 feat.
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Barney Oldfield
Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Bobby Unser
Tran
Albuquerque
Speedway
the Speedway
Denver boys advance to finals in holiday tourney
In SPRINGVILLE, Denver and Springville reached the finals after Wednesday wins. Denver beat Guttenberg 73 to 69, led by Dave Wolter’s 20 points, while Springville, undefeated, overwhelmed Garnaville. Denver improves to 6-1 as the Cyclones faced a late rally.
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Denver
Guttenberg
Garnaville
Dave Wolter
Cyclones
Denver Guttenberg
Wolter
Garstedt
la Emerson
R. B’stedt
Bartels
Mackey
Drik
Former resident bowls 682 series in Waterloo bowling
Helen Trower of Waterloo, a former Oelwein graduate, bowled the sixth highest series ever by a woman with a 682 in the Moonlight League at the Waterloo Bowl-In. Her games were 267, 227, and 188, with the 267 the year's best by two women, and she is the daughter of Albert and Mrs. Graesch of Oelwein.
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Waterloo
Oelwein
Helen Trower
Bowling Results and Baseball Meeting Preview
A fragmentary recap lists individual bowling highs and league notes with names such as Ted Jelinek Pete Riss Anna Mae Munson and Patricia Cunningham plus team references and split details. It then shifts to a baseball meeting in New York with AP reporting on interleague play and the designated hitter topic for the 1973 season as club owners plan a joint meeting next month.
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Ted Jelinek
Pete Riss
Anna Mae Munson
Marlene Bair
Karilyn Kuper
Gerry Bliss
Dudy Burky
Pat Cunningham
Roy Reese
Anna Anae Munson
Leagiy
NEW York
Midlands Wrestling Set To Defend Crown At Northwestern
Evans State, NCAA champion in three of the last four years, is favored to defend the Midlands title as about 100 teams compete over two days at Northwestern University starting Thursday. Iowa State Cyclones hold the No. 1 seed in the field. Bobby Hull named to West Division All Star starting lineup for WHA game January 6 in Quebec.
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Midlands Wrestling
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Town State
Northwestern University
Iowa State Cyclones
Santa Ana
Cal
Bobby Hull
Winnipeg Jets
National Hockey League
World Hockey Association
Quebec
Ticket price hike under NFL playoff scrutiny
The Price Commission is examining NFL ticket costs for postseason games after complaints of higher prices for Redskins Packers and Redskins Cowboys matches. Washington Redskins Cowboys tickets next Sunday cost 12 to 17 dollars, while regular season tickets here run 7 to 12 dollars.
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Washington
Price Commission
National Football League
Commission
Washington Redskins
Green Bay Packers
Dallas Cowboys
Redskins-Cowboys
Big Eight tourney preview pits undefeated Oklahoma against Oklahoma State
Oklahoma, 6-0 and 19th ranked, meets 2-5 Oklahoma State as Kansas State defends its 741 record against Kansas. Missouri, ranked No. 7, remains perfect after routing Colorado 98-78 while Iowa State beat Nebraska 75-64. Benson and Harris lead Cyclones with 19 each.
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Kansas City
Oklahoma
Kansas State
Missouri
Towa State
Oklahoma State
Kansas
Colorado
Iowa State
Nebraska
Cyclones
Bill Benson
Benson
Wes Harris
Lee Harris
Gray wins again in Blue Gray football classic
Montgomery Alabama AP Vince Gibson says the Blue squad mistakes let the Grays win 27 15 as defensive back Ken Phares MSU returns a first minute interception 34 yards for a Gray touchdown Don Strock UPI quarterback stars for the South and earns MVP honors The Grays lead the series 20 13 1 with the North South tying in 1989
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Montgomery
Ala
Grays
Vince Gibson
Ken Phares
Mississippi State
Tony Adams
Utah State
Don Strock
UPI
Blues
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