Oelwein Area League Adds 16th Team Independence
The Oelwein Area Basketball League finalizes its roster with Independence as the 16th team. They will play all byes each Sunday at 3 p.m. rather than issuing a new schedule.
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Oelwein
Independence
Lamont
Sacred Heart
CANW
Jaycees
Hazleton
Rich's
Fayette Town
Gran
Cos’ Tap
del. Am! Stars
Oelwein Boosters
Donaldson
Fayette Boosters
Fairbank
Stanley
Drake Loses to Idaho State but Shares MVC Title Still
Drake fell 24-21 to Idaho State in a late defeat but retains a share of the Missouri Valley Conference title. Louisville’s looming matchup with Drake could decide a three way tie with West Texas State if Louisville beats Drake after Memphis State loss. Seattle fined 200000 for Haywood signing. 10000 fine and loss of 1973 No. 1 pick to Philadelphia for Brisker signing. Commissioner Kennedy imposed penalties, the first to strip a top draft pick to another team.
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DRAKE
Idaho State
Louisville
NEW York
Seattle SuperSonics
Spencer Haywood
Philadelphia 78Ers
John Brisker
Walter Kennedy
National Basketball Association
FIM
Indiana
Iowa
Mlingis
Wisconsin
Michigan
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan State
Ohio
Northwestern
Missouri
Iowa State
Colorado
Air Force
Nebraska
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Kansas
Missouri Valley
Ioano State
Memphis State
West Texas State
North Texas State
Tulsa
Montana
Wichita State
New Mexico State
Iowa Prep
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Des Moines
Dowling
Waverly dominates Wapsie Valley in wrestling opener
Waverly Sheil Rock pins down Wapsie Valley with a 44 to 3 victory. Craig Whitehill earns the lone 98 pound win, while Waverly also wins the junior varsity meet 39 to 16.
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Waverly
Sheil Rock
Wapsie Valley
Craig Whitehill
Iverson
UIC Varsity Romps 109-84 as Prochaska Debuts
UIC basketball coach Bill Prochaska unveiled his 1972-73 squad in Fayette where the varsity defeated the alumni 109-84. Freshmen beat Fayette town team 81-78. Standout scorers included Bush with 24 and Dan Smith 23, while Ron Fuller 15 and Dave Pfaltzgraff 14 paced the varsity. Upper Iowa opens season December 12 on the road at Westmar and Northwestern.
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Fayette — Upper Iowa
Bill Prochaska
UIC
Fayette Town
Elkader
Jim Bashkofsky
Dan Smith
Bush
Smith
Ron Fuller
Soph
Dave Porter
Dave Pfaltzgraff
Mike Roup
Bob Roberts
Dan Marske
Jim Yanecek
Fred Schnell
Larry Torkelson
Oelwein Prep
Dick Homewood
Upper Iowa
Westmar
Northwestern
Ui Fayette
Downey
Alderson
Giza
Burgett
Homewood
Shepard
Aw J. Torkelson
Persche Weess
Orr
L. Torkeln
Frey
Silva
Scheidel
VIC
Resee
Toals
Varsity
Liberty Bowl bid for Cyclones after Missouri loss
Iowa State coach Johnny Majors accepted a Liberty Bowl invitation after a 6-5 loss to Missouri. The Cyclones, ranked 12th, meet Georgia Tech in the December 18 game in Memphis. Majors urged wiping the Missouri defeat from memory to reach the Top Ten.
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Ames
Iowa
Johnny Majors
Oklahoma State
Majors
Missouri
Cyclones
Towa State
Mempis
Tenn
Georgia Tech
Greg Hill
Memphia State
Tempe
Arizona
Arizona State
UCLA Receives AP Preseason No 1 Vote
UCLA topped the Associated Press preseason poll as the No 1 college basketball team for 1972 73 but coach John Wooden refused to forecast the season. He said he would not comment on the national scene and would not predict results.
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UCLA
Associated Press
John Wooden
Wooden
Bruins
Openers Set as Gelwein Girls Host LaPorte City
Gelwein girls basketball and wrestling teams begin winter play with home tilt by girls against LaPorte City and wrestling at Wapsie Valley. LaPorte City 0-1 features Molly Anton 5-6 sophomore and a tall guard lineup, while Wapsie Valley brings a young squad to the mat. The Oelwein program aims to slow Anton who averaged 33 as a freshman, with LaPorte's height giving the Huskies a test.
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LaPorte City
Celwein
MEL
Garnavillo
Wapsie Valley
West Central
Stormont
Baco
Denver
Janesville Valley
South
Winn Greene
Tripoli
Gullenberg
Waukon
Rich Holm
Gelwein
Ochs Girls
Lady Husky Guards
Molly Anton
Wapsie
Jast
Oelwein
LaPorte
Husky
Warriors
Chris Davis
Iowa Hawkeyes aim to finish season on strong note
Iowa coach Frank Lauterbur hopes for home-field advantage as Iowa seeks a 3-7-1 final record and a possible eighth or ninth place in the conference. Illinois, on a 0-7 start, has rallied with wins over Northwestern Indiana and Wisconsin. The Hawkeyes must solve offense and sustain drives after a 16-8 loss to Indiana.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Illinois
Winnats
Towa
Frank Lauterbur
Illini
Northwestern
Indiana
Wisconsin
Finois
Lauterbur
Michigan State
Butch Caldwell
Tripoli dominates All Cedar Wapsie Conference picks
Tripoli placed two offensive and three defensive players on the first team with a second team also chosen. Names span Tripoli, Turkey Valley, Wapsie Valley, South Winneshiek, Denver and Jesup, highlighting linemen, backs, and key positions. Most Valuable listings and individual high scores noted, along with various bowling and bowl projections.
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Tripoli
Panthers
Natte
Pat Meier
Fredericksburg
Mark Vogel
Jesup
Larry Novak
South Winneshiek
Paul Miller
Arnie Humnker
Turkey Valley
Craig Klebsen
Wapsieé Valley
Ron Hayek
Mike Wooldick
Denver
Pete Wetland
Rod Hageman
Ed Renner
Dave Lensing
Tom Biermann
Lawrine Seamans
Joe Bullerman
Charles Downs
Dan Murray
Scott Emerson
Jeff Thompson
Dunkerton
Norm Wordenhoff
Spencer Holm
Dan Kuecker
Murray Holm
Ernie Hesse
Brad McNally
Fran Shekelton
Don Sheridan
Jett Schutte
Wapsie Valley
Wally Wendland
Tom Smalley
Terry Petrick
Dale Fenner
Jim Fink
Larry Bergmann
Gene Winter
Rex Reinhart
Alan Kuboushek
Ron Bergmann
Carl Zander
Mary Minch
Gary Schlemann
Rick Benea
Lonnie Humpal
Guane Methost
Krith Kleve
Northwestern earns NAIA playoff bid in Franklin
Northwestern of Orange City Iowa has been chosen to face Franklin College in Franklin Indiana on November 25 for the NAIA Division Two playoffs. The selection was announced Friday by the NAIA as unbeaten Northwestern advances in postseason play.
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Northwestern
Kansas City
Orange City
Iowa
Franklin
Ind
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletic
NATA
Faculty game night at Delwein Junior High kicks off
The Delwein Junior High and Senior High faculties meet in a charity basketball game at the high school gym tonight. Admission is 25 cents with tipoff at 7 p.m.
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Delwein
Super Bowl or bust for Miami Dolphins in playoff run
The Miami Dolphins, led by Coach Don Shula, clinched the AFC East with a 28-24 win over the New York Jets. Safety Dick Anderson sparked two Miami touchdowns via a key interception and fumble recovery as Miami pursues a championship bid. Other NFL results included Browns over Steelers 26-24, Oakland easing past Denver 37-20, and Dallas routing Philadelphia 28-7.
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Associated Press
Jets
Miami Dolphins
Don Shula
Shula
New York Jets
Dolphins
Dallas Cowboys
Miami
Cleveland Browns
Pittsburgh Steelers
Oakland
Denver
Kansas City Chiefs
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Redskins
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Los Angeles
Atlanta
Minnesota Vikings
Green Bay
Houston Oilers
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Buffalo
New England
Detroit
New Orleans
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St. Louis
San Francisco
Chicago
Dick Anderson
Anderson
Cliff McLain
Mercury Morris
Don Cockroft
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Steelers
Charlie Smith
Marv Hubbard
George Blanda
NFL
John Hadl
Cid Edwards
San Diego
Kansas City
Dallas
Philadelphia
Eagles
Cowboys
Minnesota
Fran Tarkenton
Evans accuses Ames AU and IOC of disqualifying stars
Kansas City AP reports Lee Evans, world 400m record holder, says the Amateur Athletic Union and the Olympic Committee seek ways to disqualify athletes and that Olympic play can produce mind blowing cheating outcomes. Iowa Hawkeyes announce 44 man traveling squad for Indiana trip.
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Kansas City
Lee Evans
Amateur Athletic Union
Olympic Committee
Towa City
Frank Lauterbur
Hawkeyes
Indiana
Saturday Iowa prep scores and ABA NBA results
Summary of daily basketball results: Allison Bristow 82 New Hampton 56. Aplington 48 Dike 54. Charies City 2 Burr Oak. Rockford 31. Garnaville 66. Norn Winnesnick. ABA games San Diego 172 Kentucky 104. Denver 111 Dallas 103. Sunday NBA showed New York 118 Kentucky 115. Memphis 130 Virginia 118. San Diego 127 Denver 116 in OT. New York 87 Milwaukee 66. Atlanta 124 Phoenix 122. Kansas City Omaha 127 Houston 7. Chicago 95 Baltimore 76. Seattle 102 Portland 100. Golden State 120 Buffalo 2. Cleveland 10% Atlanta 93. Los Angeles 135 Philadelphia 95. Seattle 107 Buffalo 84.
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