Local players lift teams in late season wins
Marcia Knief of West Central scores nine to pace key victory over Allison-Bristow while Bill Kraft leads Oelwein with 22 points in a 73-55 win over Decorah. Elkader’s Bill Vincent nets 25 in a 122-72 rout. Charley Macke key 67-66 win for Sacred Heart. Marian Patterson shines with 35 in Valley win. Kevin Durscher fuels North Fayette overtime win with 50-48 score. Dave Lensing sparks Turkey Valley in 72-57 victory.
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Dorothy Vincent
Charley Macke
Delwein
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Marian Patterson
Area
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Wilson Patterson
Elgin
Kevin Durscher
North Fayette
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Fayette
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Local Names Appear In Brief City Card
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Sioux City East holds top state ranking in AP poll
The Associated Press reports Sioux City East remains the No 1 Iowa high school after two big wins, extending its unbeaten 13-0 record. Cedar Rapids Washington is No 2, Ames No 3, with Marshalltown and Storm Lake tied for fourth. Elkader Central rises to 17th, tied with Clinton St Marys after a 122-72 victory.
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Glenhaven to Host First F Tourney in 1971 Season
More than 100 players contesting the 1971 Screwhball event at Glenhaven on February 12 as the year’s opening tourney. Notes of a 176 yard measure, snowblowers on site, and returns from last winter’s 186 golfers across 12 communities. Defending men’s champ is Ginette from Waterloo. Julie Woods of Oelwein expected to defend her title.
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Waterloo
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Oelwein
Iowa State pins 10-1 record with 2 10 victory over Oklahoma
Norman Oklahoma AP The Iowa State University wrestling team extended its dual meet mark to 10 1 with a 2 10 win over Oklahoma Carl Dalma 167 earned ISU's lone pin beating Paul Erwin in 4 44 Ben Peterson 190 extended his unbeaten streak to 34 with a 5 1 decision Chris Taylor 390 pounds saw his dual winning run end at 10 as he drew Bill Struve The crowd numbered 4100 Devaney open mind Dallas AP Bob Devaney Nebraska coach says he will not seek a pro football coaching post after retiring next year but will keep options open
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Okla
Iowa State University
Oklahoma
Carl Dalma
Iowa State
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Ben Peterson
Cyclones
Town State
Chris Taylor
Bill Struve
Devaney
Dallas
Bob Devaney
Nebraska Cornhuskers
OCHS Girls Face Marion as Night Games Set
OCHS hosts Marion on Tuesday with an 8th win in sight while Oelwein welcomes a 11-1 St George squad Wednesday after St George’s loss to Waukon. Lansing ranked No 18 and SH beat Cresco Notre Dame. St George led by Walleser and a four-player scoring core.
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Oelwein
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Wisconsin
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OCHS
Iowa wrestlers stay flawless in dual meet rout
Iowa Hawkeyes beat 10th ranked Lehigh 33 3 as John Evashevski 177 pins Mike Lieberman in 6 12 and Paul Zander 190 pins Tom Hutchinson in 7 52 both improve to 7 0 on the season Town unbeaten in eight duals Devaney named all star coach for 1972 game against Cowboys Starr hints at retirement after season if able to play continues to weigh options
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Paul Zander
Tripoli
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Evashevski
Mike Lieberman
Zander
Tom Hutchinson
Town
UCLA Named No 1 In AP Poll For Second Week
Unbeaten UCLA 16-0 receives 44 first place votes and 860 points in the AP national poll. The Bruins have won 31 straight games dating to last season, with last loss to Notre Dame in January 1971. Other top teams include Marquette Louisville North Carolina and Long Beach State with a long list of peers receiving votes.
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Lamont vs Donaldson set for unbeaten showdown
Lamont beat Stanley 61 by 16 points while Donaldson defeated Sam's 76 to 61. Lamont and Donaldson remain undefeated and meet next week after both won last night. Lamont had four players in double figures led by Pete Steffen with 16. Newman top scored for Stanley with 29. Donaldson’s 22 by Rod Gaskill and 21 by Wendell Whitcher propelled a 76 61 win over Sam’s, which was led by Duffy with 25. Super Valu earned its first win, downing winless Jaycees.
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Legal action debated after Big Ten brawl response
Wayne Duke declined comment on reactions from Ohio State coach Fred Taylor and Michigan coach John Orr over last week's Ohio State Minnesota fight. Duke paused further action after suspending Minnesota players Ron Behagen and Corky Taylor. Ohio State led the league with Luke Witte and Mark Wagar injured as they lost to Michigan 88-78. Minnesota tied for first after beating Iowa 61-50, with Ohio State aiming to reclaim the top spot at home against Iowa. In Bradenton, Pirates announce 16 spring games starting March 4 against the Red Sox, with 15 road games including Venezuela series March 17–19 and a final exhibition April 4 vs Boston.
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Patulski Leads Bills at No 1 in NFL Draft
The 260 pound Notre Dame defensive end Walt Patulski was chosen No 1 by the Buffalo Bills as 442 players were picked over 17 rounds. Teams used 15 minute first two rounds and five minutes for rounds 3 through 17 with many trades and multiple college stars selected by various franchises.
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