4S Thk I)ks Moines RKf.TSTF.RB Thursday. Ffbrhary2, 1905 Sports Roundup College Football The Bleachers 12HaiifiomIow Basketball mr SI Basketball MEN Gilbert 71, South Hamilton 68 Glenwood 66, Blair (Neb.) 61 gestions are accepted by phone (800-532-1455. ext. 8012) between 1 and 4 p.m., or by mail: Sports Calendar, Des Moines Register. Box 957, D.M., 50304-9979.
BW EIGHT COLLEGE MEN UNI signs 19 recruits Oklahoma 79, Iowa Stale 79 Oklahoma Stale 82, Nebraska 65 7 00 Iowa Wesleyan at Willianr Woods Cliff at Nebraska Giidden-Katston au.easi ureene do Greene 52, North Central (Manly) 48 Grinnell 80, Benton (Van Home) 76 Guthrie Center 78, Panorama (Panora) Hubbard-Raddlffe 70, East Marsha 67 On the Air Kearney COLLEGE WOMEN Illinois 79, Iowa 74 Michigan 62, Wisconsin 58 Northwestern 76, Ohio State 71 7:00 Huron at Teikyo Westmar 7:05 Drake at Northern lowa IOWA COLLEGE By DAVE STOCKDALE Register Staff Writer 7:30 Columbia College at lowa Wesleyan Mount Mercv 82, Mount St Clare 70 Telkyo Marvcrest 81, Clarke 52 Hudson 86, Denver id Humboldt 88, Iowa FaHs 82 Independence 62 Iowa Mennonite (Kalona) 71, Mount Pleasant 49 Janesvliie 77, Don Bosco (GlOertvllle) 68 Jesuo 61 Kingslev-Plerson 87, Odebott-Arthur 66 Lake Mills 52 Lawton-Bronson 55 LeMars 84, Storm Lake 65 MOC-FV (Orange City) 84.HMS (Hartley) 50 Maple Valley (Mapleton)Anthon-Oto 54, Whiting 32 Maouoketa Valley (Delhi) SO.Edge- wood-Colesburg 56 Midland (Wyoming) 59, East Central IOWA JUNIOR COLLEGE Tennis DMACC (Boone) 109, Clinton 94 Northern Iowa football coach Terry Allen got signatures from 19 recruits Wednesday and called it a tt typically good in COLLEGE WOMEN lows Lakes mi, lows iemrai 3 Southeastern 82, Mineral Area (Ma) 73 lowa at Arizona tournament EAST American 84, James Maoism 78 Wrestling Television 3:00. USA-Golf: Pebble Beach National Pro-Am, first round 6:00. ICN Basketball: Tom Davis show (R) 6:30. ESPN-Basketball: Penn State at Michigan State 7:00. TBS NBA: Seattle at Orlando 8:30.
ESPN-Basketball: UCLA at Southern California 10:30. ICN Basketball: Rudy Washington show (R) 2:30 a.m.. ESPN Basketball: UCLA at Southern California (R) COLLEGE rmy 11, L-eruyii oo Colgate 85, Fordham 69 Holy Cross 91, Lafayette 76 Massachusetts 74, SI. Joseph's 62 Navy 68, Bucknel) 59 Providence 80, Seton Hal 77 Viianova 78, SI. John's 62 6:00 Dubuque at Upper lowa (Miles) sz Missouri Valley 77, AST (Avoca) 47 Mount Ayr 56, Southeast Warren 46 Mount Vernon 68, Iowa City Regina 55 Nashua-Plalnfleld 83, Nora Springs-Rock Falls 56 Newell-Fonda 7:00 St.
Olaf at Cornell RECRUITS Pot. Ht Wt Hometown Comment Andy Alton 6-3 245 Oswego, HI. College of DuPage Brian Anderson QB 6-1 190 Cedar Rapids All-state; also punted MattBeals PL 6-6 245 Des Moines Saydel High School Neville Brown LB 5-11 225 Evanston, III. Team's leading tackier Mark Culver 01 6-4 278 West Des Moines North Iowa Community College KasoyKadolph 6-3 190 Springville Averaged 407 yards per punt OtlsMarchman DB 5-10 175 Fort Myers, Fla. Two-time most valuable player Willie McDonald LB 6-3 190 Chicago, III.
All-city Brad Meester PL 6-4 225 Parkersburg All-district MettPoderson LB 6-3 210 Hudson Elite all-stater Matt Peterson DE 6-4 225 Cedar Falls All-metro Mike Poppen TE 6-3 225 Geneseo, III. All-Quad City metro Earl Powell DB 6-0 190 Tampa, Fla. Junior College transfer Justin Roberson RB 5-9 187 Davenport All-metro most valuable player Dannie Spann LB 6-1 240 St. Louis, Mo. Junior college transfer Joe Irewln PL 6-5 240 Waucoma North Fayette High School Justin Urbanek QB 6-0 190 Hudson One of Iowa's top quarterbacks Tares Walker RB 6-1 195 Waterloo Waldorf Junior College Luke Wilson LB 6-1 210 Mason City Third-team all-state SOUTH Dog Racing coming class for the NCAA Division I-AA power.
"Most of them are from close to home from Iowa," Allen said. "That's always important for us. We've done well with unknowns from Iowa who we think are 7:15 Bluffs Run, Council Bluffs Alabama 65, Auburn 63 Coppln Stale 67, Morgan State 42 Florida Stall 75, North Carolina-Greensboro 65 George Mason 92, Richmond 86 (Early) 73 Nlshna Valley (Hastings) 71, Malvern 56 North Unn (Arlington) 58 North Mahaska W.EOdwIlle 49 Northeast (Goose Lake) 58 Olln-Oxtord Junction 84, Lisbon 66 Osage 76, North Iowa (Buffalo Center) 65 Paion-Churdan 72, Southeast Webster 61 Pocahontas 83, Laurens-Marathon 59 Pomeroy-Palmer 71, Storm Lake St. About the Calendar Radio TALK SHOW Game times are p.m. unless Harnpoen-syonev oa, uuinwo ti Howard 74, Delaware Slate 73 Kentucky 90, South Carolina 72 Maryland 71, Virginia 62 Mississippi Slate 70, Florida 47 North Carolina-Wilmington 66, WHIam 8, Mary 47 Wglnla-Commonwealth 93, Radford 66 Wake Forest 69, North Carolina State 61 Allen 'Real pleased' 6:05 Tom Davis show, WHO-AM (1040) noted.
Times and sites are provided by sponsors or schools. Sue- NBA Wrestling MIDWEST Marys 58 Red Oak 76, Coming 49 Riverside (Oakland) 62, Gr Is wok) 55 Rock Valley (Mlltord) 61 Rockwell-Swaledale 45 Russell 69.Melcber-Dallas 56 Ruthven-Ayrshire 56 SCMT (Sheffield) 77.CAL (Latimer) 48 Senlral (Fentonl 65. North Kossuth 62 Sheldon 51 Sioux Center 82. George-Little Rock 62 Sioux Central (Sioux Rapids) 56, Harris-Lake Park 49 Solon 73, Wilton 50 TUESDAY'S GAMES STATE AT HOUSTON. TEXAS DENVER (74) BaH State 81, Kent 58 DePaul 63, Alabama-Birmingham 58 Eastern Michigan 85, Ohio University 79 Miami (Ohio) 49, Bowling Green 45 Noire Dame 71, lona 58 Toledo 77, Central Michigan 60 Wesiem Michigan 56, Akron 49 KOgerS 7" 10 p.wiuwnw o-T l3Mjitnmt 4-7 3-4 Tl.
AbduhRauf Alta-Aurella 43, Pocahontas 18 Bene fhalne 59. lowa Valley (Marengo) 6 Belle Pialne 57, Clear Creek (Tiffin)- Amana 17 Belmond-Klemrnt 64, Twin River Valley i 11 A1A 1 Cm. 4-0 fk-A A DH, n-A 1-1 1 D.EIIIs 0-0 11, Hammonds 1-1H)2 Williams v-i mi Levinyjiw v-1 vy SOUTHWEST Rose i-t i-i loiao, ju-t r-i. slnticmM IM) Thorpe 6-9 3-4 .15. IIPLHIW JT-T I Horry 1-4 4-0 2, Tl t.
Don Bosco (Gllbertvllle) 42, East Buchanan 20 Eldora-New Providence 47, Dike-New Hartford 26 fmmetsburg 51, Gemer-Hayfteld 14 Sthervllle-Llncoln Central (Gruver) South O'Brien 6S, Akron-wesmera if South Winneshiek 75, North Favette 50 Southern Col (Lake Cllv) 63, Sac City 62 Spencer 73, Spirit Lake 39 SI. Anwar 60 Stanton 82, Bedford 57 Treynor 84, Underwood 66 Tripoli 51, Fredericksburg 47 Twin River Valley (Bode) 74, Woden- 12-22 1-3 25. Maxwell 4-14 1-3 Baylor 92. Missouri-Kansas City 89 Houston 105, Texas 96 (OT) Louisiana Tech 65. Lamar 60 Texas Tech 66, Rice 63 CMiuwon i.
3-8 0-0 7, Cassea 4-7 4-3 ig, smitn Fll A-9 0-g iz, nerrera i i 12, Herrera 0-1 11 OknhnU (MiHord) 25 0-0 6, 1-2 2, Chllcutt 0-0 0, O.Tabak 0-0 0-2 0. Totals renux l-J 0' TUESDAY irooks 0-2 0-0 I Humboktl 55, Eagle Grove 12 lowa Valley (Marengo) 43, Clear Creek 37-7V y-i. BIG EIGHT (TWInl-Amana lfl pretty good football players, and we think we have a few of them again." Ten of the 14 high school seniors and two of the five junior-college transfers are from Iowa. Northern Iowa's five successive Gateway Conference championships give it a stronghold in its recruiting base, especially in Iowa. "We're real pleased with the players we got but you're not going to find too many coaches say they had a bad recruiting year," Allen said with a laugh.
"I like the fact that we got some immediate help in the areas that needed it "We had a little shoring up to do on the defensive side of the ball and we got some junior-college players for that. We feel good about this class." Two of the prep recruits were Des Moines Register elite all-staters Houston Kansas 99, Colorado 77 Thra-nnlnt (mak RoaerS rs 3, D.Ellis 3, Rose, CasselT, Smith, Maxwell. Re Slblev-Ocheyedan 44, Western Christian (Hull) 22 Sdon 40, Lincoln (Sfanwcod) 33 Spirit Lake 42, Graehlnger 20 Slarmont (Arlington) 56, Alburnett 17 Trl County (Conrad) 33, MW-Pralrle BIG TEN Matt Pedersen, a 6-foot 3-inch, 210-pound linebacker from Class 1-A state champion Hudson, and Kasey Kadolph, a 6-3, 190-pound punter from Central City-Springville, who also excelled as a defensive back. The Panthers also signed Hudson quarterback Justin Urbanek, considered one of the top two Iowa prep quarterbacks along with Randy Rei-ners of Fort Dodge who signed with Iowa. Allen said he expects to sign two more players.
Three of the incoming freshmen are from Illinois and one is from Florida. The list of junior-college transfers includes former West Des Valley all- hAi iH -nanvor (MutombO 13), stater Mark Culver, a 6-4, 278-pound offensive lineman who played at North Iowa in Mason City. Culver was rated 33rd nationally among the 100 best junior-college players by SuperPrep magazine. The Panthers also signed Waldorf transfer Taras Walker, an all-region running backwide-receiver, who played at Waterloo Columbus High School. Most of the freshmen will be withheld from competition next season, Allen said.
Northern Iowa, which opens the season against Stephen F. Austin and then plays at Iowa on Sept. 9, will begin spring practice April 5 and conclude it on April 29. Houston 48 (OlaTuwon 13). Assists Oen- Purdue 76, Indiana 66 uor to Present Houston 26 (Calls! Crystal Lake 67 Underwood 66, Treynor 84 Union (LaPorte Cltv) 57, Cedar Falls Northern University 41 Wapsle Valley (Falrbank) 91, Turkey Valley (Jackson Junction) 36 Wayne (Corvdon) 93, East Union 48 Wensburg-Steamboal Rock 71.BCL-UW (Conrad) 61 West Bend-Mallard 74, Albert Cltv- Truesdele 52 West Central (Maynard) 69, Sumner 56 West Hanco*ck 64 West Harrison Oak-Ute 61 MISSOURI VALLEY 10).
houo Denver nousion i 14,761. AT INGLE WOOD. CAUF. Bradley 73, Drake 55 CHICAGO (I IV) iwenman) ju Union (La Porte City) 47, Trl-County (Conrad) 20 West Liberty 61, Marlon 10 Williamsburg 51, Trl-County (Conrad) 21 Williamsburg 45, Trl County (Conrad) 21 Williamsburg 48, Mld-Pralrle Kukoc 8-11 4-6 22, Ptooen W-21 B-W IOWA COLLEGE I. Perdue 7-3 0-j 4, Armstrong r-n to 25.
Harper 1-6 1-4 3, Blount 5-6 1-1 1 Lonolev 1-5 2-2 4, Mvers 0-0 0-2 0. (weaman) Central 77, Buena Vista 71 Dordt 81, Telkyo Westmar 79 Monmouth (mi 97, Cornell 8S Simpson 114. William Penn 102 Wart burg 73, Lor as 66 Kerr 4-10 0-0 10, Wennlngton3-5 0- 6, Buechler 0-0 0-0 0 Totals 43-78 24-39. 11 I AKERt (115) IOWA COLLEGE West Lyon West Monona 54, Woodbury Central 47 West Sioux 75, Hlnton 67 Westwood (Sloan) 60, Battle Creek-Ida Grove 57 Williamsburg 45 Woodbine Valley (Dunlap) 67 Lampoett a-to j-o vew r-m Telkyo Westmar 32, Northwestern 15. EAST 6 21, Dlvac 3-11 7-8 14.
Jones a-14 0 un Fel 9-17 7-10 77 Lvnch 4-7 6 I til An TkMH Al 1 TUESDAY I L-l VV MHWMWIVVI otats 4J-BV h-ju us. Nd 2) 37 28-119 Boston College 74, Pittsburgh 69 Canislus 89. Niagara 75 Connecticut 82, Miami 57 Maine 71, Dartmouth 60 GAEATER DES MOINES LA Lakers 36 26 23 30-115 Ooden 43, Waukee GIRLS. STATE Tnree-poim goals Armstrong koc 2, Plppen 2, Kerr 2, Jones 4, Van Kuki New Harnpsnire ii, Marvaro Rider 77, Falrletah Dickinson 66 SI. Francis (N.YJ 87, Yale 77 STATE xel 2, Dlvac Fouled out Wennlngton, SOUTH larke (Osceola) 33, Johnston 25 reston 42, Harlan 27 leWitt 35, Dversvine Beckman 21 35.
Lakeland 28 Jones. Rebounds Chicago 52 (Pippen 13), Los Angeles 52 (Dlvac 13). Assists Chicago (Kukoc, Plppen 6), Los Angeles 30 (Van Exef W. Fouts-Chicago Los Angeles 277 A 17,505. Alcorn State 92.
Tougelco 84 Ok) Dominion 69, Eastern Carolina 66 Bellevue Marquette 56, Olln-Oxtord Junction 37 Central Lyon 46, Ok oho (MMord) 44 HMS (Hartley) 56, Rock Valev 39 Iowa Falls 54 Maouoketa Valley (Delhi) 58, North Wln- nesnlek 49 Monteiuma 81, Bene Plelne 54 SOUTHWEST Fry mines recruits from Texas Lake Mills 33, Clear Lake 29 Mason City Newman 66, JanesvMe K) Montlcetk) 71, Alburnett 6 North Winneshiek 53, Guttenberg- Gamavillo 36 Okoboii (Milford) 41, Graetftnger 15 Okoboil (Milford) 57, Lakeland (Term) ArVnM 1IK I Mikinna Stnle 81 Cyclones celebrate recruiting AT SACRAMENTO, CAUF. Robinson 6-23 11-16 23. Johnson 6-f 0-4 12, Del Negro 5-11 0-0 10, Person 2-4 0-0 5. Rivers 1-4 2-4 5. Anderson 1 0-2 0, 1-4 5, Reld 5-6 2-2 12.
Grambllng State 78, Arkansas-Pine Bluff Texas AIM 79, Southern Methodist 60 totals ii-rr tr-Ja Northeast (Goose Lake) u.tsennen Pocahontas 61, Alta-Aurella 53 Rockwell Citv-Lytton 79, Prairie Valley (Gowrie) 52 Sentral (Fenton) 52, Albert Clty-Truesdale 41 Springville 68, Central City 45 Tipton 49 FAR WEST SACRAMENTO (96) want 4-iz t- wtniams 4-r j- i. Boise Slate 77, California Polytechnic Shenandoah 43, Maryvltle (Mo.) 26 Southeast Warren 36, East Union 25 Wapsle Valley (Falrbank) 57, Gutten- berg-Garnavillo7 Wapsle Valley (Falrbank) 47, North Winneshiek 23 Woodbury Central 49, Westwood (Sloan) Rlcrmond 12-24 6-8 33, Slmnions 1-4 6-0 aan Luis uoispo oe i. amitn z-4 i- 5. Aoownaoy yt i Hurley 3-3 2-2 iu, crown -i i TUESDAY WOMEN 14 CYCLONES GREATER DES MOINES HAWKS IOWA COLLEGE lotais J6-tu m-M. San Antonk) 24 27 28 26-97 Sacramento -24 20 27-96 Three-point goahr-Elllott 2, Rivers, Person, Richmond 3, Hurley 2, Webb.
IOWA COLLEGE Upper lowa 54, Dubuaue 6 Ballard (Huxlev) 58. North Polk 48 Carlisle 40, Nevada 36 Carroll 58, ADM (Adel) 54 Colllns-MaxwellBaxler 56, West Mar Briar Cliff 90, Sioux FaHs (SD.) 79 Mount Mercy 84, Mount St. Clare 27 Telkyo Marvcrest 69, Clarke 62 It fr 'V Rebourart ban Antonio ao iKooman 191 SarramHilo 42 (Grant 12). Assists Hockey En Antonio 16 (Johnson 8), Sacramento (Webb 9)T Fouls San Antonio 24, cramento 23. Tecrxilcals-Cumrnlngs, IOWA JUNIOR COLLEGE shall Dallas Center-Grimes 60, We! Central (Stuart) 41 Jefferson-Scranton 64, Saydel 37 Rivers, Rekj, wiuams.
a tir. Inwa Central 67. Iowa Lakes 65 NATIONAL HOCKEY LEAGUE Simpson JV 84, DMACC (Boone) 56 Mason Cltv 53, Ames 44 WEDNESDAY'S GAMES TUESDAY'S GAMES EAST Panora (Panorama) tenter 57 Southeast Polk 56, North 43 AT ATLANTA. GA. AT QUEBEC CITY, QUEBEC.
GOLDEN STATE (99) Colgate 82. Fordham 75 FalrfMd 88, Siena 80 Holv Crou 79. Lafavette 45 STATE Quebec. Game-wimtto ooal-Krupp 1 (Saklc, 1 (Sat Maryland-Eastern Shore 72, American Rogers e-y z-4 14, wooo 4-to Alexander 6-13 0-0 14. Hardaway 9-l 2-2 26, Martin 1-2 1-2 1 Lorttvldge 5-12 6-0 10, Galling 6-10 f-T 13, Jennings 3-5 6-6 12.
Totals 39-80 12-15. ATLANTA (111) livna AST (Avoca) 66, Missouri Valley 47 Algona 66, Clear Lake 42 Atlantic SO.Councll Bluffs Jefferson 33 delphla, Hextall, 6-3-1 (31 shots-26 saves), weoec riser yw Navy 54. Bucknetl 48 St. John's 90, Boston College 75 14,141. Augmon trt 4-e Long j-o i-z i.
Bexrwnd-Klemrne 60, Lake Mills 52 Bover Valley (Dunlap) 56, Woodbine 41 Dan McCarney "Defied the odds" at vr i miLS. un o-u iu. BiayiocK iu- s-a si. 5-11 3-3 15. EMo 1-5 0-0 2.
Ander SOUTH 1 I 2 0-7 ama.wlmslria aoal Shanahan 1 Alcorn Stale 84, Tuskegee 46 ricmion 70. Diiu 64 Carroll Kuemper SBXIarlnda 54 Cascade 38 Charles City 40 Charter Oak-Ute 61, West Harrison 25 Clarkm-Goldflek) 63, Eagle Grove 47 Clarksvlle 33 rZombo), 1226, 2nd Goalies Anaheim, Delta Stale 74, Mississippi Vasty Stale son 0-1 0-0 0, Norman 3-6 0-4 Les 1-2 10-11 12, Edwards 0-1 2-2 2, CorWn 2-5 3-4 7. Totals 36-71 28-31 Golden state 17 24 If 40- 99 Alanta 29 19 27 16-111 Three-point goals Hardaway 6, Ah exander 2. Wood, Blavtock 7, Smith 2, Norman 1 Rebounds Golden State 39 Continued from Page IS be supportive," Jischke said. Several recruits, including Bill Marsau of Hudson, said Jischke's show of commitment impacted their decision.
"Don't think that didn't have a major impact on these 23 kids that are joining our family today," McCarney said. Marsau was the most highly touted of the four Iowa high school players Iowa State signed the others were Brandon Rutledge of South Tama of Tama, Jason Weite of Ot-tumwa and Dave Brcka of West Des Moines Valley. Iowa State recruiting coordinator Bob CarsWe said Marsau was a key to the entire class. "It gave the staff a lot of confidence," CarsWe said. "When we got an opportunity to visit with Marsau, I just knew it was going to happen, because of Dan.
He's our best enkov (Oft) mird, u-u). si. Louts, aar Eastern Kentucky 93, Western Carolina leant, l-u-u ua-J. iroi. WEDNESDAY'S GAMES Kentucky 70, North laroiina-Asneviiie Clay Central-Evertv SB.Graemnger a Coltax-Mlngo 60, PCM (Monroe) 51 Colllns-MaxwellBaxler 56, West Marshall 53 Council Biufts Lincoln (Neb.) 53 Council Bluffs SI.
Albert AT OTTAWA, ONTARIO Miami (Fla.) 54, Pittsburgh SO Oftawa Continued from Page IS to Miami, then two weeks commit to Iowa. "I'm glad it's over," Hutchings said. "(The recruiting) eased up a little after I committed Miami. But after word got out that I was talking to Iowa, everybody started coming in again." Hutchings was one of eight players Iowa signed from Texas. Seven Texans play defense, an area where Iowa gave up the most points ever (324) in Coach Hayden Fry's 16 seasons.
Max Emfinger, a recruiting analyst from Houston, said the 6-foot 3-inch, 190-pound Hutchings at least will make things tougher on opposing passers. "He's an impact player. He can help immediately," Emfinger said. At Christmas, Hutchings said he decided to make the difference at Miami. However, a looming Pell Grant investigation changed the decisions of Hutchings and four other Miami recruits, according to a Florida paper.
Longview Coach Robert Bero said Miami Coach Butch Davis continued to pursue Hutchings. Another Texas player Emfinger likes is Corey Brown, a 6-2, 265-pound defensive lineman from Mississippi yxjtnem Morgan State 51, Coppln State SO Tennessee 76, Florida 69 William Mary 79, East Carolina 64 Game-wkring goal-Kucera 1 (Ver- beek, Nlkollshln), 12:02, 1st. Goalies-Hertford, Burke 2-1-1 (28 shots7 saves). Ottawa, Beaupre 0-4-1 (39-37). (Neb.) 33 Don Bosco (Gllbertvllle) 39 Dubuque Wahiert 84, Waterloo East 49 Eidora-New Providence 72, GMG (Garwin) 63 Farragut 54, Essex 51 Forest Cltv 62.
Northwood-Kenseft 44 Marsau was the second player to commit to Iowa State, Weite was the first. After them, Iowa State's recruiting efforts spread throughout the United States. McCarney said the scope of the search didn't seem possible when he first took the job. "When we came in there wasn't one tape sitting around, there wasn't one evaluation made," McCarney said. "We started from scratch and to me that's the great thing about this whole thing." A 963.
AT PITTSBURGH. PA. MIDWEST NY. Rangers 0 2-1 Kent 106, BaH Stele SB Miami (Ohio) 81, Bowling Green 63 Ptttsburoh 1 I 2- r.am.wlnnina aoal Sandstrom Fort Madison Aquinas 66, West Point Marquette 38 Fremont-Mills (Tabor) 56, Southwest (McEachern, Slraka), 1435, 3rd. Goal- Murray State 80, Southeast Missouri Slate 77 (OT) 27 saves).
Pittsburgh, Wregget 6-0-0 (Sidney) 53 Galva-Holsleln 70, Lawton-Bronson 57 Garner-Havnetd 41, West Hanco*ck 33 (38-35). A lijto. Ohio University 80, Eastern Michigan 70 Toledo 72, Central Michigan 61 Washburn University (Mo.) 12, North (Ropers, batting Atlanta 30 (Lang Assists Golden Stale 24 (Hardaway 9), Atlanta 17 (Blaylock 5). Fouls Golden State 24, Atianta 15 Technicals Golden Stale illegal defense Atlanta Illegal defense 2, Galling, Wood, Hardaway, Norman, Anderson. A 9,671.
AT BOSTON, MASS. CHARLOTTE (100) Johnson 10-19 6-6 28, Burred 5-10 6-7 16, Mourning 5-117-8 1. Bogues 4-8 4-6 12, Hawkins 1-4 3-4 5, Parish 3-9 2-2 8, Curry 4-9 0-0 10, Woif 0-1 0-0 5, Adams 1-3 2-2 4 Totals 33-74 10-35. BOSTON (93) McDanlel 2-6 0-0 4. Fox 2-5 1-1 6, Montross 9-11 6-7 24, Minor 0-4 6-0 0, Douglas 3-6 0-(S 6, vVllklns 3-9 2-4 10, Brown 4-9 2-2 11, Radla 10-20 5-8 25, WeMv 43' Chartotle 27 28 31 14-100 Boston 28 23 22- 93 Three-point goals Johnson 2, Curry 2, WNklns 2, Fox, Brown Rebounds-Charlotte 51 (Mourning, Parish 12), Boston 46 (Montrou 10).
Assists Char-bite 20 (Bogues 6), Boston 23 (Wesley 7). Fouls Charlotte 17, Boston 28. TechnicalsCharlotte Illegal defense 3. A I4JJ90. AT EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J.
MILWAUKEE (77) Robinson 23 1-3 21, Baker 8-16 0-0 16, Lister 0-2 0-0 0, Murdock 4-12 0-1 9, n.u 4-11 1.1 1 1 Gilbert 41, South Hamilton SI Grlswold 40. Riverside (Oakland) 20 UNITED STATES LEAGUE east Missouri state 66 Guttenberg 62.MFL (Monona (Mar- SOUTHWEST BPts 0 55 GP GA 194 108 x-Des Mokm. 25 4 Mac (McGregor) SB Hampton-Dumonl 67, Fort Dodge St. Frtmnno 38 Omaha- Arkansas 105, Texas Christian 64 Texas Tech 84, Rice 56 Harris-Lake Park S3, Sioux Central 150 10? 155 116 132 115 179 143 22 10 23 10 20 11 20 15 19 14 13 17 14 19 TUESDAY (Sioux Kaptosi Hlnton 43, West Sioux 27 Hubbard-Raddlffe 39, East Marshal 34 Humboldt 56, Iowa Falls 35 Iowa Cltv Regina 51, Mount Vernon 48 jMiio42.Alburnett35 St. Paul Dubuque Thunder Bay.
Sioux Cltv North lowa Waterloo Green Bay Wisconsin IOWA COLLEGE 3 172 151 4 130 152 0 135 178 1 120 155 1 109 178 Briar CIM 60, Tetkvo Westmar 44 uther 74. Upper Iowa 48 8 26 8 26 828 Northwestern 72, Nebraska Wesleyan 60 1 112 186 Keokuk Cardinal Slrltch 52, West Burlington 47 Linn-Mar (Marlon) 58, Cedar Rapids Bonus point for overtime toss; clinched Playoff berth SOUTH II I I 7. UIIRI I IWTW Prairie 44 I lux, Olin-Oxford Junction 47 man j-e 7-3 7, Mavberry 1-; Logan-Magnolia 50, Elk mi 1-1 0-0 2. Barry u-g 0-0 0 flnckney Mississippi Slate 107, JacksonvMe State Dog Racing vvjotev u-i u-u A-WWoms Horn-Klmbaitton 31 I am Tram CI Tfthimtaiit Junction 46 South Caroena 76, Campbel 71 MOC-FV (Orange City) 60, HMS totals Jl-ff 0-13. NEW JERSEY (95) Brown 6-12 0-0 12, Coleman 7-15 1-1 New uniforms to suit Cyclones Iowa State will have new uniforms to go with its new coach, Dan McCarney said Wednesday.
McCarney said two marketing groups are developing a new logo, new design and complete new look for the team. Details are not finalized. "The school colors are supposed to be cardinal and gold; that's what I want to do," the first-year coach said. The old uniforms had yellow helmets and pants with red jerseys for home games. "You can mark it down that there won't be any more yellow pants here while I'm the head coach," McCarney said.
Corey Ross AT COUNCIL BLUFFS (Hartley) 4S Malvern 58, Nlshna Valev (Hastings) 35 4-6 IS. Child! 4-14 6-0 MIDWEST 10, oeniamin -t Manson-Northwest weoster oo, kock- HMllnot 63. Dana 60 um rv-Lvtton 9 TUESDAY'S RESULTS ntST-S16. UAL Midland Lutheran 67, Concordia (Neb.) ti Newell-Fonda 92, SchaHar-Crestland (Early) 49 North Iowa (Buffalo Center) Sl.Osege 42 8 TwHIte Justice 1780 860 660 3 Prima Agree 4.80 680 1 Chlsum Jeff 640 Nebraska-Kearney 88, Augustana (S.D.) North Kossuth 58, Sentral (Fenton) Jo AatuiM.ArHui AA A Q-S2V 80; SI WTO S3V8.40. SECOND-516.
B. 3076. SJCWII-m IIIUI 1 1 rv jrv njivn Okoboil (Mlltord) 59, Rock Valley Si 75 North Central 59, Augustana (It.) St Rosary 50, St. Francis (II.) 47 Trinity (II.) 62, Chicago State 60 (OT) PtU JO KnAVult 47 2 Broadwavdutchess 7.40 540 360 8 Bet Erica 4.60 2.20 5 Karl Kaln 3.00 E-S52J0; T-S22600; DD- Pomeroy-Palmer 57, Storm Lake St. FAR WEST to, Morris y-te u-o to, Fiovd 1-5 0-0 2, Glltlam 3-3 2-4 8, Walters 4-8 0-0 9, Mi-horn 0-2 0-0 0, Schintiius 0-1 0-8 0.
Totals 41-87 7-11, Mlwaukee 16 19 26 16-77 New Jersey 26 20 28 21-95 Three-point goals Robinson 2, Day 2. Newman, Murdock, Mavberry, Morris 2, Chlids 2, Coleman, Walters ReboundsMilwaukee 48 (Baker 11), New Jersey 60 (Coleman 12). Assists Milwaukee IS (Baker 5) New Jersey 31 (Chlkts 14). Fouls Milwaukee 12, New Jersey 11 Techntea's New Jersey Hegel defense 1 AT INDIANAPOLIS, IND. CLEVELAND (82) Hill 2-3 1-4 5, MIHs 4-11 0-0 9, J.WH-lams ft 4-6 14, Brandon 5-10 0-0 10, Phllls 4-9 O-O 8, Ferry 4-8 2-2 11, Battle 6, Cage 2-5 1-2 5, Colter 3-5 1-2 8, Campbell 02 0-2 0, DreWng 0-3 0-2 0, MeKav 7 -ft o-0 MltrM 9-7 Marys Poshlie 89, Valley (Elgin) 38 Dui rMk Tnrnina d7 SIU6UU.
THIRD 516- D. 30115. Long Beach State 97, Futerton Slate 71 River Valley (Correctionvlle) 1 Rocket Boost 7.80 4.40 300 8 Tippy 4.60 380 2 In Like Flint j.60 Needed Kelp for Irish Union 35 (2 OT) Seymour 49 .0 AknuwIAiaaMUM 47 BOYS S4Q.S0; OT1.20 FOUftTH-SM, M. 30.tl. South Tama Rapids LaSale 50 STATE Spencer SJ, spirit Laxe js Albert Clty-Truesdale 7 Sir Spencer 7.40 340 1 Tyvllle Cricket 12.80 8 00 4 Rainbow Gutter 6.20 (Fenton) 50 Alta-Aurella 58, Pocahontas 56 Springville w.tast aucnanan Starmont (Arlington) 54, North Urn 34 Storm Lake 62 Tarkk) (Mo.) 49 TrlrWi .17 Frortark-klbura 34 Houston.
Brown made 80 tackles last fall, including 14 for losses. Iowa beat Florida to get Raj Clark of Baytown, a linebacker who missed most of his senior year because of a leg injury. The other Texans signing with Iowa were linebackers Paul Moten of DeSoto, Brandon Phearse of Dallas, Tariq Peterson of Copperas Cove and Evan Wardell of Alief, and offensive lineman Shalor Pryor of Stephenville, winner of the past two Class 4-A titles. Iowa's most highly touted recruit from within the state is Zeron Flemister of Sioux City West, a 6-5, 215-pounder who could play a lot of positions. Chicago-based recruiting analyst Tom Lemming ranked him the lOth-best prospect overall in the Midlands region.
In seven games as a tailback last fall, Flemister rushed for 1 ,065 yards. The other Iowans signing with the Hawkeyes were running backs Rob Thein of Iowa City High and Doug Miller of Mount Pleasant, sju au, si.iu; i si lieu. PIFTH-S16, 3079. Bellevue Marquette if, amns i- ij a-a winer 4-e 2-3 junction hj Grinnell 80, Benton (Van Home) 76 Nm Ihaast (Goose Lake) 63. Bennett 44 Union (LaPorte Cltv) 45, Cedar Falls Notre Dame lands top recruiting class 1 Rawil 4J 4.40 5.00 8 Julie's Llbby 10.60 520 5 Poco Butte 4.20 843.60; SI 25.70; (1041.20 yvoTKman 2-4 o-v) 4, Jackson 3-6 p-g Scott 3-6 8-8 16, JiWIIIiams 1-1 6-0 Ferrell 2-7 5-6 9, Fleming 3-3 0-0 Totals 37-64 22-27.
Rockwell Cltv-Lvllon 59, Prairie Valley (Gowrie) 51 Solon 81, Tipton 51 Normern untversiry Ventura 67, Woden-Crystal Lake 33 Vlnlon-Snellsburg 28 Walnut 25 Wapello 42 Wavra (Corvdon) 64 East Union 34 uevenno Mana 24 14 12 30- 82 132 25 24 20101 SIXTH-514. D. 3094. Thrae-onlnt onHk R.H1. 9 TUESDAY 4 CNoeys Roger 5.40 3 60 2 60 5 Tyvllle Viper 560 3.60 1 Jukebox Nickel 300 West Bend-Mallard 51, Albert City GREATER DES MOINES Truesdale rulrd fAAaulwrJI V) CmiV fl SJ, SIWJU; S7HJD.
SEVENTH-S16, 3066. SCBK'sMISSl 54J 1500 7 ADM (Adel) 67. Carrol 66 West Delaware Beckman Adair-Casey Marys Colter, Mills, Scon 2, Miller 2, McKey. Rebounds Cleveland 47 (Cage 10), Indiana 39 (Smlts 8). Assists Cleveland 20 (Mills, Brandon 4), Indiana 22 (Workman, Jackson 6).
Foms Cleveland 24, Indiana 16 A 13,972. r4. AT MIAMI, FLA DETROIT (75) i-' -H f' West 0-2 0-0 0, Dumars 2-9 4-5 8, Knight 2-5 2-2 6. Addison 2-6 0-0 4 Milt 53 WkI Sioux 43 Hlnton 27 6 -Forgetful Joey 9.20 4jS0 7 Battering Speed 400 G-W520; CoUlns-MaxweiBaxfer 71, West Mar Western Christian (HuN) 46, Sioux Cltv East 37 Westwood (Sloan) 50, Battle Creek-Ida AafLT IO-4TU. EIGHTH- 8 3960 snai Gxo-Nesco 63, Woodward-Granger 54 Coon Rapids-Bayard 57 Johnston 68.
Boone 47 LynnvlUe-Sulv 64. DM Christian 48 Grove Wintleld-Mount Union 4Geena Davis 27.20 640 810 5 Cherokee Jack 540 4.80 er 3-4 2-2 8, Dawklns 1-5 1-2 3. Houston catine (Lens) JO 8 And Zippy 13.40 Nodaway Valley (Greenfield) 46, Van wu.u; sx 10, S335160. NINTH-316, 18.11 MIAMI Tennis flnerer ft Roland-Story 52 Southeast Polk 67. North 58 DM Dowllng 55, East 47 Waukee 73, Perry 63 Ask Rice 5-13 7-8 19, (98) Ins 1-11 5-6 11, I 16, Cole (98! ins 2-5 16 rnla 8 Bad Nancy 1360 960 4.40 6 Moto Mandv 11.80 iM 4 Fame Connection 4,20 1.1 1-5 1 Ow betger ens 7-10 3-8 17.
Reevei 6- 1 6-0 12. AMWAY CLASSIC West Central (Stuart) 61, Dallas Center- 5-Jl -Z 16. Gamble 1-3 2-2 4, V-vum, SIJ4.I0; I SJH.ZD. TENTH-516, 3078. quarterback Randy Reiners of Fort Dodge, wide receiver Tony Collins u-u tt 1 01 AT AUCKLAND.
NFW ZEALAND Womam Sinolei unmes Wlnterset (Osceola) 43 (OT) Totals 35-76 26-38. 13 23 25 I4-7J 26 28 24 20-98 8 Twkwlvermldnlte 1500 640 4.80 7 Bump And Grind 12,40 7 20 6 B011 Bard 460 of Davenport Assumption, offen STATE First round-Linda Harvey-WW (4), Hawthorn Woods, II, beat Rita Grande, Italy, 6-2, 7-5 Second round Rachel McQuillan, sive lineman Chad Deal of Council SUVBO, M76TO; DT 2 OF Pays J66 0O; TS S28680, 2 exchanges. A ck lev -Geneva Center 58 Akxxie 69. Clear Lake 58 Australia, oeat Mariaan oe sward! South Africa, 7-6 (7-3), 4-2; Ginger Het- Three-point goals Mills 3, Rice 2. Rebounds Detroit 48 (MIHs 9), Miami 54 (Askins, Owens, Reeves 10).
Assists Detroit 17 (Hill 5). Miami 16 (Owens 4 Fouls Oetrofl 30, Miami 18. Technicals Miller, Coles. A 14J04. 8-18 0-0 16, Mashbum 8-17 Bluffs Lewis Central and wide receiver-defensive back Joe Slattery Hondo Accolade 640 380 260 4 Twite Broker 60 160 Algona Garrlgan 68, Webster Cltv 64 (OT) Alta-Aurella 75, Wall Lake View-Auburn na Relnacn, South Africa, 6-4, 6-3, Silvia rartno ko), iibiv, peat virag Lsurgo, 7 Bobalou Bob 360 0-63040; 4104.10; S339 40; TS of Pocahontas.
62 Medveaeve (7), Ukraine, beat Lydmila Collins was sidelined much of the Andrew 6 Lincoln (Stan wood) 59 winners, carryover TWELFTH-514. B. 30.44. i'iJ '1 Jackson Kicnrerova, tzecn KepuotK, d-e, o-1, beaux of Opelousas, and Mario Strayhorn of Cincinnati. Like past Notre Dame classes, this group has a national flavor.
"They got the best player in Texas, the best linebacker in California, the best quarterback in Mississippi, the best runner in Florida and the best fullback in Louisiana," Wallace said. Coach Lou Holtz was delighted with his incoming class. "I don't think I've ever had a year where we have probably answered as many question marks on paper as we did this year," he said. Wallace ranked Florida State as the No. 2 recruiting class, followed by Penn State, Texas A Florida, Michigan, Auburn, Alabama, Colorado, Southern California, Nebraska, Illinois, Wisconsin and North Carolina.
Florida State's best-known recruit was Dan Kendra, the nation's top-rated quarterback from Bethlehem, Fa Kendra originally said he was going to Penn State, but changed his mind and decided to play for Bobby Bowden, who coached Kendra's father at West Virginia. Associated Press Coming off its worst season since 1986, Notre Dame needed a strong recruiting class to bolster its football program. The Irish got what they needed Wednesday. After struggling to a 6-5-1 record, Notre Dame landed the top group of recruits on national signing day. "Notre Dame was the clear winner," said Allen Wallace, publisher of SuperPrep magazine in La-guna Beach, Calif.
"They got more big names and they filled almost all their needs." Notre Dame's prized offensive recruits included linemen Mike Rosenthal of Mishawaka, and Tim Ridder of Omaha, running backs Jamie Spencer of Monroe, and Autry Denson of Fort Lauderdale, receiver Randy Moss of Belle, W.Va.; quarterback Jarious Jackson of Tupelo, and kicker Kevin Kopka of Hollywood Hills, Fla. The Irish also signed a strong defensive group, including linemen An-twon Jones of Piqua, Ohio, and Jerry Wisne of Jenks, linebackers Jimmy Friday of Sugarland, Texas, and Kory Minor of La Puente, and offensive backs Benny Guil- ru.ro L3, wiw e-4. 12 oil ApHngton-Parkersburo 71, North Tama i-J 3, Harris 3-, 13, Dumas 1-2 I 2. Totals 38-77 21-30. 4 Commanders Lady W.00 S00 120 5 Tyvllle Poco 3.20 240 2 TO Elvis 460 Q-S27O0; 1152.10; 11907.60 UNNESOTA (83 mil First reund-Glnger Helgeson Alpine, CalU, and Rachel McQuillan 7t Bellevue Marquette Marshall 4-11 season by a broken collarbone but still was rated by SuperPrep as the Midwest's best receiver.
Another Iowa signee ranked right behind him, Alexe Rodopoulos of Blue Australia, oeai n.arm nscnwenaT, Germanv. and Sandrlne TMturi. Fmnr iriano 3-5 1-6 Wheatland 50 Bovden-Hull Lyon 51 Burlington 70. Keokuk 56 Rider THIRTEENTH 3 8 39J9. 7-24 p-0 17, Durhai etsiev Foster Burlington Noire Dame 44, West Bur Hngton 39 74 tJ'S 04 1 GRB Hannabelle tM) 280 2.60 5 Country Biscuit 280 2.60 2 Hasty Adventure 3.60 822 80; 851.00; 8357 60 (1-5-2-4).
A 579. Mutual handie Dalai Minnesota Cedar Rapids Washington 78, Cedar 21 14 7J 2D- 6-3, 6-0, Laura Golarsa, Italy, and Caroline Vis Tl), Netherlands, beat Ann Grossman Grove City, Ohio, and Laura Hy-Boulals, Canada, 6-1, 6-1; Kristin GodrkWe and Klrrliy Sharps, Australia, beat Beniamls Sangaram and Tanarlne Tanasugarn, Thailand, 6-16-1. Quarterfinal round Els Canens and Nancy Feber, Belgium, beat Alexie De- Springs, near Kansas City. Three-oolnl goals Mashburn 4, McCtoud 3. Rider 3, Marshall ReboundsDallas 65 Jones 20).
Minnesota The other quarterback who st IBJW. xapids jenerson a Charter Oak-Ute 61, West Harrison 25 Clinton Mater Dei 89, Bennett 59 Colfax-Mingo 65, PCM (Monroe) 58 Council Biufts Lincoln 80, Harlan 50 Today in History 48 (Laettner ID. Assists Dallas 20 (Jackson 8), Minnesota 17 (Rioer 5). Poug Dallas 17. Minnesota 24.
A signed was Matt Bowen of Glen bard West High School in Glen El cnaume-Baiierei ana June Maiaro (4), Council Biufts St. Albert 79, Shenandoah rrance, i- 67 Decorah 71.Waukon SB lyn, 111. Lemming rated Bowen the 1954 Bevo Francis of Rio Grande PAN PACIFIC OPEN Dubuaue Wahiert 86. Waterloo East 69 Transactions DunKerton 81. Waterloo Walnut Ridge 56 loneve scorea I poinis in a IJ4-V1 vlc-torv against Hiltsoaie to set a record for smaH coiteges Francis broke his record of 84 set two weeks ago against Alliance East Buchanan 71, springville 56 Elkaoer 'Lansing) 46 third-best option quarterback in the nation.
Bowen accounted for 32 touchdowns the last two years Esthervllle-Llncoln Central (Gruver) uxeue. 81, Cherokee 73 Farraaul 93 Essex AT TOKYO, JAPAN Women's Slnokn First round Naoko Sawamatsu, Japan, beat Zina Garrison-Jackson, Houston, 6-1, 6-2; Kyoko Nagatsuka, Japan, beat Debbie Graham, Tampa, 1-6, 6-4, 6-2; Anke Huber, Germany (6) beat Glgl Fernandei, Aspen, 3-6, 6-1. 6-2; Maodalena Maleeva, Bulgaria, (7) beat Ai Sugivama, Japan, 6-1, 6-2 NATIONAL BASKETBALL ASSOCIATION guard D8n" M' New Jersey-Placed Sean Hlgglns, lh llsT Ated Seov Floyd, guard, from the iniured 1 6 running and 1 6 passing. Fremont-Mills (Tabor) 54, Southwest 1876 Orgenlied baseball was started with the formation of the National League, consisting of teams In Philadelphia, Hartford, Boston, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, SI. Louis and New York.
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