Maynard Kaune nets 78 in West Central win over Starmont
Maynard Deb Kaune tied the state high for the year by scoring 78 points as West Central beat Stormont 94 to 60. Kaune shot 6-12, 6-11, 11-20, and 11-17 across quarters, lifting season average to 46.4. Shirley Crawford led Starmont with 29. West Central improved to 19-1. Reserve game: freshman Glenda Poock scored 23 in a 56-38 win, as Maryane Lockard added 16 and Cheryl Oltrogge 17.
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Lady Blue Devil
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Cheryl Oltrogge
Maryane Lockard
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Reck and Pech lead EB girls win over Edgewood Colesburg
East Buchanan edges Edgewood Colesburg 66 to 65 as Reck and Pech score 16 and 19 points. Kathy Lentz pours 25 for EB in a losing opener. EB girls fall 61-51. EB boys lead 31-26 at half with Baragary adding 13 and three EB players fouling out.
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Winthrop
Steve Reck
Jim Pech
Edgewood- Colesburg
East Buchanan
EB Girls
EB Boys
Glen Baragary
Kathy Lentz
Edco East Buchanan
Thomas Fwa Lente
Baker
Decker
Phillips
Kyness
Halfare
Ed Co
Atoser
Wessel
Mormann
Dolan
Kivell
Crock
Loughren
Kinyon
Pech
Beatty
Fangman
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Leuken
Oelwein
Marion
Peg Seegers
MFL sweeps Garnavillo in doubleheader
MFL swept Garnavillo in a Tuesday night doubleheader with the girls winning 62 to 57 and the boys taking 85 to 70. Deb Kruse led the winners with 28 points and Deb Houg added 25, while Priem and Decker led Garnavilla with 27 and 23. In the nightcap Mark Wold and Denny Schultz scored 26 and 21 as MFL secured the victory.
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MFL
Deb Kruse
Deb Houg
Priem
Decker
Mark Wold
Denny Schultz
Garnaville
Gfitp
Kruse
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Houg
Mueller
Wilker
Mel
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Thein
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Suelirog
Mel Garnavilla
Ward
Bill Roberg
Eberg
Gunderson
Collins
Scheppelt
Lenth
Ctanson
Schuitz
Werger
Moon
Bob R’berg
Langholz
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Drake Bulldogs end home stand with 74 68 win over West Texas State
Cleo Kilgore scored 18 points guiding Drake to a 74 68 victory to extend the Bulldogs three game win streak. The win snaps a five game home drought and sets up a Missouri Valley Conference clash with third ranked Louisville on the road.
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West Texas State
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Oelwein Girls Rout Marion 70-46 For 8-6 Record
Oelwein high scorers Jandy Peterson and Nancy Homewood each put in 22 as the Lady Huskies won 70-46 over Marion to push their season mark to 8-6. Oelwein shot 45 percent, outscored Marion 20-3 in a third period stretch, and added 38-12 reserves edge led by Peg Seegers. Next up, Oelwein travels to North Fayette in West Union.
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Merion
Pam Harrington
Peterson
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Rich Holm
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Velwein
Jandy Peterson
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Linda Werdel
Dixie Hawkins
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Diane Morrow
Darlene Collins
Sandy Wade
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Wendy Marshall
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Hargrave
Ochs Vargason
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Mary Lindamann
Frank Mahan
Marion Oelwein
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Gardner
Victor Oo
Seegers
Hanson
Williams
Sorenson
Powers
Wadd Q
Marshall
Zubres
Idem
Mark Johnson
Victor
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Boots
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Chapman A. Fullmer
Teague
Kisner
Martindale sinks Pirates in 80 69 win for Waukon
Waukon defeated Postville 80 to 69 on Tuesday night, with Dan Martindale scoring 31 points to lead the winners. Daryl Landsgaard and Luther Schutte added 25 and 23 for Postville, while the JV also won 64 to 04.
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Dan Martindale
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Daryl Landsgard
Luther Schutte
GotTo
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Lansgate
den Mar
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Hammel
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Ryan
Schroeder
Hager
Anderson
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Schultz
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Big Ten and conference scores mix in college play
Column lists numerous men’s college basketball results across conferences. Ohio State defeated Iowa 82 to 77 while Michigan State beat Notre Dame 98 to 75. Other games include Nebraska over Kansas State 41 to 60 Missouri, Drake over Ambrose, and Wartburg JV victories amid various small college matchups.
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Iowa
Michigan State
Notre Dame
Nebraska
Kansas State
Missouri
Kansas
Missouri Valley Drake
West Texas State
Coe
Simpson
Westmar
Buena Vista
Doane
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Iowa Wesleyan
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Wartburg
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Fort Dodge
Muscatine
Kirkwood
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Clinton
Amana V.LP Golf Tournament Set for July 7
The sixth annual Amana V.LP golf tournament is scheduled for Monday July 7 at Finkbine Golf Course in Iowa City. The event details the Amana club's regional outing and lists the venue and date for golfers. The report also notes Minnesota's request to the Big Ten to permit suspended players Corky Taylor and Ron Echagen to practice with the basketball squad.
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Finkbine
Iowa City
Minneapolis, Minn
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The
Big Ten
Corky Taylor
Ron Echagen
Denver girls, Tripoli tilt looms as title showdown
Fredericksburg and Denver win big as two games remain in the season. In Friday action Jesup beat Fredericksburg 87 to 36, while Denver rolled past Dunkerton 60 44. South Winneshiek fell 85 69 to Tripoli in a high scoring night. Kathy Perry exploded for 50 for Turkey Valley, Diane Braun led Jesup with 36, Sandy Nowack had 29 for Denver, Sue Platte scored 33 for Tripoli. The two Denver girls teams eye a title showdown next Tuesday at Denver.
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P'burg
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Denver
South Winn
T. Valley
Wapsie
Tripoli
Dunkerton
Turkey
Fredericksburg
Ellison
Sharon Griesert
Jackie Sapp
Wapsif
Turkey Valley
Kathy Perry
Sue Huebner
Sandy Nowack
Mary Winger
Lady Panthers
Sue Platte
Lela Smith
Starmont
Fayette East
Buchanan
North Linn
Wapsie Valley
South Winneshiek
Smiths Fall Short As Independence Girl Team Tops Sumner
Independence girls defeated Sumner 48-38 behind Sue Henderson with 30 points. Barh Smith added 25 in defeat. Indee also won the reserve game 36-26. Fouls listed for Sumner Bergman Hay Kirchman Soards and Indee players Tverberg Fuhrman Minor.
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Independence Girls
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Sue Henderson
Barh Smith
Indee
Sumner Independence
Henderson
Lou Independence
Ab Guyard
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Kirchman
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Beckman Tops Starmont 39 12 In Wrestling Tilt
Beckman defeats Starmont 39 to 12 on Tuesday night with wins by Jack Fliehler 112 fall Doug Fliehler 132 and Bill Dallenbach 167. Other matches featured several pins and decisions including Kaufman pinning R Fliehler and Dallenbach taking a 9 5 decision at 155. Final score Beckman 19 Starmont 18 after late bouts.
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Starmont
Dyersville
Beckman
Jack Fliehler
Doug Fliehler
Bill Dallenbach
Oyersville
R. Flienler
Tobin
Ries
D. Fliehler
Beutmeyer
Fitzgerald
Pescheng
Wagner
Moelier
Meyer
Stone
Dallenbach
Kropel
Kivesmer
Ryle
Grawe
Aljen
Winter Olympics Open in Japan Amid Schranz Controversy
SAPPORO Japan AP The 11th Winter Olympics open with a 21 gun salute for Emperor Hirohito and the traditional ceremony while the Schranz expulsion stirs ill feeling among Austrian supporters and athletes alike.
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Japan
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Emperor Hirohito
Waukon Beats Postville 33 21 in Night of Pins
Postville loses to Waukon 33 21 as Kermit White earns his 12th pin with a 4 55 finish after upsetting Northeast Town Conference 132 pound champion Steve Roe. The meet featured seven wins by Waukon including late decisions. AV score shows Waukon 44 Postville 14.
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Steve Roe
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Kurth
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This Week in Sports Wrestling and Basketball Schedule
Janesville plays Wapsie Valley and Greene faces Tripoli in wrestling. Boys and girls basketball feature many pairings including Lansing St George at Sacred Heart, Postville at South Winneshiek, and Decorah at Cresco. Tournament games include Upper Iowa at Buena Vista and North High hosting.
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Greene
Tripoli
Lansing St. George
Sacred Heart
Delwein
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Elkader
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Buena Vista
Waverly
Mason City
North High
Upper Iowa College
Guttenberg Edgewood
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