Emporia Tech finals at Oelwein Invitational tourney
Emporia College of Kansas faces Indiana Tech for the championship after Tech edged Wisconsin State 97-92 in overtime and Emporia hammered Upper Iowa 97-79. Golson scored 31 as Emporia set records for points and field goals, with Tech also setting free throw and other marks in the opening night.
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Emporia College of Kansas
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Tech
Wisconsin
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Emporia
Upper Iowa
Chuck Golson
Upper Town
Peck
USC
Wisconsin State
Bruce Weinkaupf
Leamy
Oelwein
Jim Yanecek
Dan Marske
Jim Young
Huskies Face Tall Wahlert On Alumni Night
Oelwein travels to Dubuque to challenge Wahlert as the Huskies seek to preserve their No. 6 state ranking and 6-0 run. Dubuque Wahlert enters with a 43 point mark and notable wins over Waterloo Columbus and Dubuque Senior, while losses include Cedar Falls and Cedar Rapids Regis. Bob Ginner leads Wahlert with 18 ppg and 6-8 Bob Wagner adds 16 ppg as alumni night attendance is expected to boost a sellout crowd.
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Wahlert
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OCHS
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Davenport Central
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Cedar Falls
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Bob Wagner
Oelwein
35th straight for Toledo
Toledo quarterback Chuck Ealey famed for never losing extended his personal winning streak to 65 in a row as he and All-American defensive tackle Mel Long propelled the Rockets to their 36th consecutive victory with a 28-3 win over Richmond in the Tangerine Bowl in Orlando Florida.
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Peterson leaves Gray side after Blue-Gray win in Alabama
Bill Peterson coached the Gray team to a 9-0 victory in the Blue-Gray game in Montgomery as the South-stars sealed the win. Earlier in the day Rice University indicated it would not contest his departure, signaling his move to pro ranks.
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Rice University
Jenkins earns Canada's outstanding male athlete award a third time
Ferguson Jenkins a 28-year-old right handed pitcher for the Chicago Cubs was named Canada's outstanding male athlete of 1971. He is the second man ever to win the honor three times marking a rare repeat for the national prize.
West Central tops Maynard for MFL Girls Tourney title
West Central of Maynard outshot MFL 86 to 72 to win the MFL Girls Holiday Basketball Tournament. Deb Kaune led scoring with 43 points in the title game as WC shot 67 percent to MFL 63 percent. Fredericksburg escaped Valley in overtime 58-57 in the consolation with Kay Speicher delivering two late free throws.
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Kay Speicher
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Lentha
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Tripoli girls win third straight Twin Rivers title
Tripoli girls capture their third consecutive Twin Rivers Basketball Tournament title defeating Sentral of Fenton 66-65. Sue Platte scored 36 in the opener and 26 in the final with Ann Fink adding 25 as Tripoli trails late to seal a come-from-behind win. Sentral stands 8-3 while Tripoli improves to 4-5.
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