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1T I HPC llmtmn UU3 MUinr.N Kill DrriCTCD MlDm ID tnoi OMy 4 eoe-emor earned to all-state teams Second Team GUARD GUARD CENTER FORWARD FORWARD i1 Chris Schneider Regis (Cedar Rapids) sVi (tTO If: fidl' iiui -Lm. Liv Jill Vlnce Tillo North Sioux City Ward Prine Thomas Jefferson (Council Bluffs) Third Team CENTER FORWARD FORWARD Tyrone Scott East Waterloo GUARD Milt Jackson Fairfield 4 tr. i JV LL; iJ MLS I fcn-' Blake Burnham Lewis Central (Council Bluffs) Steve Thein Central Elkader Chris Akers Central City Brice McPherson, to the fifth unit He was named to the all-Mississippi Eight Conference team this winter and averaged better than 10 points a contest. East Waterloo's other choice was Fred Franklin, who, like Scott, was an all-Big Eight Conference pick. Named to the all-state tournament team, Franklin averaged better than 14 points and had the ability to dribble the basketball faster than most preps can run.

You almost have to wonder how good East Waterloo would have been if a court order last winter hadn't forced Jerry Nash to leave East and continue his schooling at city-rival Central. A fifth-team pick, Nash wound up this season as a unanimous all-Big Eight Conference choice while averaging 16 points a game. And, at 6-5, he would have given the Trojans what they needed badly, the good, big man. Wahlert's other honoree was 6-9 Scott Plondke, a transfer from Wisconsin, who finished as the Mississippi Valley's No. 2 rebounder and third-highest scorer.

4 Non-Seniors He's one of four non-seniors named to this year's honor teams. Burnham, Plondke and Maquoketa's Jeff Fleming, a seventh-team choice, are juniors while Kennedy of Cedar Rapids' Al Lorenzen, named to the seventh team, is one of the rare sophomores ever to be honored. In the past decade and a half, the only other sophomores who have been named have been Mark Gannon of Regina of Iowa City, Todd Berkenpas of Maple Valley of Mapleton and Chris Kern of Lincoln of Des Moines. So, the 6-7 Mi Lorenzen is in good company. However, he was instrumental in leading the Cougars to this year's Mississippi Valley Conference crown, leading the league In rebounding and averaging better than 14 points a contest.

Fleming, the son of Maquoketa Coach Bill Fleming, scored 19 points a game, assisted on more than that and was an all-WaMaC Conference selection. Curt Woods of Prairie of Cedar Rapids, a fifth-team pick, is another who has shown his versatility. He quarterbacked the Hawks' to last fall's Class 3-A football title. Fleming, at 5-9, is the shortest of the 35 players honored. The tallest is Tom Faber of Dowling of West Des Moines, the 6-10 center who was selected on the fourth unit Faber averaged 19 points and 13 rebounds although being hampered by a summer injury early in the season.

He helped the Maroons reach the sub-state final. Two other Des Moines players were honored: East's Curtis Morrow on the fifth team and forward Craig King of Metropolitan Conference champion Roosevelt on the sixth. All 35 players named to The Register's all-state teams will be honored at the Register-Iowa Basketball Coaches Association's annual all-state banquet April 18 in the Memorial Union at Iowa State University. Cyclone basketball Coach Johnny Orr will be the featu.ed speaker. HONORABLE MENTION Continued from Page Gne Steve Thein of Central Elkader and Chris Akers of 1-A runner-up Central City, center Blake Burnham of Lewis Central of Council Bluffs and guards Daryl Schnoes of Paullina and Milt Jackson of Fairfield.

Schneider was named the most valuable player in this year's Class 2-A tournament and has been the Royals' scoring leader the past two seasons. The 6-4 senior averaged better than 14 points and probably could have scored more on what had to rate as one of the state's most balanced teams. Three other Regis players, guard Dick Breitbach, center Dennis Paulsen and forward Brian Stephan, received either special or honorable mention. Prine Records The 6-5 Prine never had the distinction of playing on a winning team, but established numerous school records playing in the rugged Omaha Metro Conference, including 1,112 career points, 616 career rebounds and a single-game high of 44 points against city-rival Abraham Lincoln. His value was pointed out when he was sidelined during the Omaha Metro holiday tournament and missed playing in a one-sided loss to Benson of Omaha.

Then, in the regular season, when Benson was ranked second in Nebraska, he paced his club to an upset victory. Tillo was the only senior starter for the Stars as they earned second place in Class 3-A. A two-time all-Sioux Interstate Conference selection, he averaged better than 14 points a game and was No. 2 in rebounds. Scott was East Waterloo's floor leader and No.

1 scorer, averaging better than 18 points and leading the Trojans in assists. He shot better than 54 percent from the field and was one of the main factors in the Trojans' full-court press that forced many turnovers and earned the club its third-place finish in 3-A. Wurdinger, a 6-2 senior, was at his best in a semifinal-round loss to Assumption in which he scored 22 of his team's 34 points. A three-year starter, he was the Go-Hawks' leading scorer each of the past three seasons averaging 16.5, 17.2 and 18 points, was a three-time all-Northeast Iowa Conference pick as he led his team to three straight loop titles and led this year's squad with eight assists a contest. Special Mentions Space doesn't allow mention of all players on the seven teams, but a number deserve special mention.

Among those are third-teamers Burnham, Jackson and Schnoes. Burnham, a 6-7 Vi junior, is the highest of four non-seniors named to the honor units. The Lewis Central center already' has been a two-time unanimous Hawkeye Eight Conference selection and this season averaged 21 points and 16 rebounds. Jackson and Schnoes both are honored for their basketball exploits for the second straight year, Jackson being named to the seventh team a year ago, Schnoes the fourth. Jackson, of course, is better known as a football player, having been named to several all-American units this past fall and to The Register's elite all-state unit as a wide receiver.

The 6-1 senior is headed for Notre Dame on a football scholarship, but for the second straight year averaged more than 20 points a contest in leading the Trojans to the Southeast Seven Conference crown. Schnoes has been Kraayenbrink's running mate at Paullina for three seasons and a year ago was the leading scorer and rebounder in the Panthers' state tourney success. This trnor ho averaffpd more than 20 Doints Qass 3-A John Adams, East Sioux City; Jeff Aden, Kuemper (CarroH); Randy Barrlck, Spencer; Doug Bauer, Dowling (W.O.M.); John Bokch, Burtlnton; Bob Carle, Lincoln (DM John Cochrane, North Sioux City; Tracer Cooler. Roosevelt Steve Dockery, Assumption (Davenport); Jebb Dvkslra, Hoover (D.M.); Ron Ekstrand, West Davenport; Bill Happel, Washington (C.R.); Ed Heritage, Lincoln (D Darin East Sioux Cl'v; Mark Hotmquist, Kennedy (C.R.); Todd Lumsden, Linn-Mar (Marlon); Kris Medsen, Thomas Jefferson (C.B.); Rick Martin, Boone; Brad McCaleb, Fort Dodoe; Jim McMillan, Oetwein; Doug Nauman, Boone; Lon Newby, East Des Moines; Monte Phillips, Columbus (Waterloo); Ted Roskens, Bettendort; Max Schnepf, Ankeny; Mark Spranger, Beltendort; Dave Stevens, Jefferson (C.R Greg Sutton, Fairfield; Dean Tandeski, Assumption (Davenport); BID Walliasper, MarshaHtown; Dan Wageman, Harlan; Willie WIHiams, Ames; Leon Wilson, Burlington. Class 2-A Ron Andresen, Benton (Van Horne); Jeff Beckrwr, Nashua; Scott Billings, Ballard (Huxley); Dave Brenneman, Western Christian (Hull); Mark Core, Hampton; Kevin Crouch, Storm Lake; Keith Crowe, Audubon; Tom Dohrmann, Tipton; Lenny Drewelow, New Hampton; Paul Eckheart, Decorah; Andy Fedorts, Medlapolis; Charlie Fiedler, Atlantic; Randy Hetck, West Liberty; Barry Huber, Maquoketa Valley (Delhi); Roger Keltefleiier, Central Lee; Tom Keck, Cardinal (Eidon), Bryon Klostermenn, Beck man Dyersville).

Desn Lane. Hudson; Dave Lang, SI. Edmond (Fort Dodge); Kurt Leland, Ballard (Huxley); Tom Martin, LeMars; Tim McDermotl, Cascade, Mark McSweeney, Hampton; Matt Moore, Oskaloosa; Duane Orr, Columbus Junction; Ben Paget, Dennis Paulsen, Regis' (C.R.); Tod Peterson, Albia; Nek Pint. Osage; Dave Poll, Charlton; Kendall Rauchev, Jesuo; Brian Runga, Waukon; Lynn Sanson, Clerlnda; Art Sathoff, Iowa Fails; Jeff Senator, Eldora-Nw Providence; Eric Schenketberg, LaSalle (C.R.); Pat Schilti, EsthervWe; Brian Stssel, Anamosa; Dean Smith, Williamsburg; Brian Stephen, Regis (C Craig Tuetken, MontlceUo; Joe Valllne. Neveda; Rob Wagner, Mount Tom Wlsniewskl, Nevada; Joel Yates, Sigournev.

Gass 1-A Larry Allen, Avo-Ha (Avoca); Oav'd Bacon, Garwin; Ron Beaver, Manning; Jim Becker, Nesco (Zeerlng); Terry Beek, Greene; Mike Benpen, Dike; Brad Berg, Rockwell City; Doug Berner, Waukee; Brandon Block, West Central (Maynard); Kevin Blunt, Stanton; Max Boles, Grand Valley (KUterton); Calvin Bolkema, Unity Christian (Orange City); Tom Bonner, Rockwea-Swaledale; Bryan Bravard, New Hartford; Tim Breon, Hedrlck; Jeff Buentlng, Palmer; Mike Carlson, Ogden; Marvin Cook, West Branch; Ken Countryman, East Greene; Scott Cran, Twin Rivers (Bode); Joe Creswek, Northwest' Webster; Ryan Crouch, Malvern; Dan Dahl, Or tent-Mack sburo; Kerry Dirks, Fonda; Jac Dor an, i Ogden; Brad Dvslin, Aureila; Eric Ealy, Iowa Valley (Marengo); Steve Ebert, Marcus; Marv Enabnll, Rockford. Marty Flaucher, SI. John (Independence); Steve Forbes, Lone Tree; Marty Garland, Monroe; Chris Genon, Baxter; Mike Gavin, Marlensdale-St. Marys; Scott Gavkird, Fremont-Mills (Tabor); Doug Gieckm, Marcus; Jeff Gothler, Anthon-Oto; Randv Gregg, Mount Ayr; Deve Grtce, Laurens-Marathon; Brock Hansen, Midland (Wyoming); Craig Harman, Amana; Jerry Holbrook, East Greene; Doug Hommer, Southeast War'en; Steve Hoshaw, Stratford; Kyle Huckleberry, Dallas Center-Grimes; Dave Jensen, Regina (Iowa City); Steve Johnson, Little Rock; Nate Kenket, Woodbine; Jim Kennedy, East Greene; Lonn Koch, Reinbeck; Doug Koenen, Meservev-Thornton; BIO Koolstra, Little Rock; Dean Krueer, George; Chris Kuoik, Martensdale-St. Marys.

Jeff Langhotti, Dunlao; Brad Linda man, Apfinglon; Mike Matter, Mingo; Mike Martin, Dexftetd (Redfleld); Mike Maschoff, Woden-Crystal Lake; Mike Matthias, Denver; Tim McCabe, Mitford; Gary McCkjre, Van Bur en (Keoseuqua); Jay McKlnslrey. Maurice-Orange City; Dan Meerbeck, Rock Valley; Tom Moberg, Glidden-Ralslon; Kevin Moss, Floyd Valley (Alton); Jeff Muench, Grand (Boxhokn); Brian Muhlenbruck, Meservev-Thornton; Brett Naget, Central Elkader; Arlvn Nelson," Thompson; Lonme Nichols, Grand (Boxhotm); Paul Nlckios, Ogden; Rodney CXlhotf, Buffalo Center-' Rake. Jon Peterson, Garwin; Den Peyton, Lvtton; Bob Pheips, Klnglsev-Plerson; Mike Ping, Marquette (West Point); Willie Ramsey, West Branch; Rick Rasmus sen, Burl; Don Riebhofl, Soulheest Warren; Mike Rowe. Harris-Lake Park; John Ryan, BGM (Brooklyn); Stac Schneider, Arnolds Park; Dan. Schultt, Lawton-Bronson; Bob Slmlngton, Ruthven; Bob Slings, Prairie City; Al Smidl, Burt; Brian Smith, Colfax; Steve Smith, Alburnetl; Steve Smith, Moravia; Todd Slrlngham, Guthrie Center; Swanson, Sutherland; BID Tavtor, Diagonal; Steve Terpstra, Lvnnvllle-Sullv; Dave Thleien, Greg Thomas, Notre Dame (Burlington); Pat Thomas, Malvern; Tom Thomson, Rockford; Jay Radclitfe; Todd Van Gundy, YJB (Jamaica); Dan Vorlhmann, Treynor; Tim Ward, Grlswold; Troy" Waters, aumbertend-Massena; Dirk WMIman, Marquette (West Point); Mike Whltson, Central City; Dale Wlese, SchaHer; Andy Woolridge, Center Point; Mark Wyckoff, Ar-We-Vi (Weslslde); Greg Zabel, Fredericksburo.

FIRST TEAM Randy Kraayenbrink, Paullina 6-3 Mike Daniel, Assumption (Davenport) 6-5 Steve Staver, LeMars 6-8 Ted Burbach, Wahlert (Dubuque) 6-4 Scott Sawyer, Waukon 6-0 SECOND TEAM Chris Schneider, Regis (C.R.) 6-4 Wdrd Prine, Thomas Jefferson (C.B.) 6-5 Vince Tillo. North Sioux City 6-5 Tyrone Scott, East Waterloo 6-0 Craig Wurdinger, Waverly-Shell Rock 6-2 THIRD TEAM Steve Thein, Central Elkader 6-6 Chris Akers, Central City 6-5 eiake Burnham, Lewis Central (C.B.) 6-7 Milt Jackson, Fairfield 6-1 Daryl Schnoes, Paulina i 6-4 FOURTH TEAM Todd Blom, West Sioux City 6-4 Kyle Crowe. Ankeny 6-4 Tom Faber, Dowling (W D. 6-10 Fred Franklin, East Waterloo 6-0 Dave Sjurson, Fort Dodge 6-1 FIFTH TEAM Jerry Nash. Central Waterloo 6-5 Curtis Morrow, East Des Moines 6-6 Mitch Myers.

Notre Dame (Burlington) 6-6 Brice McPherson, Assumption (Davenport) 6-1 Curt Woods, Prairie (C.R.) 6-3 SIXTH TEAM Craig King. Roosevelt (D 6-2 Tom Johnson, Dentson 5.3 Scott Plondke, Wahlert (Dubuque) 6-9 Rob McLeland, Mount Pleasant 6-3- Don Hillebrand, West Davenport $-Q SEVENTH TEAM Shane Brown. LaPorte City 6-4 John Thompson, Lamoni g) Al Lorenzen, Kennedy (C.R.) 6-7 Tom Wright, Red Oak g.2 Jeff rieming, Maquoketa 5.9 Craig Wurdinger Waverly-Shell Rock GUARD Daryl Schnoes Paullina Herschel BALTIMORE, MD. (AP) Swift Attraction won the 134,200 Flirtation Stakes at Pimlico Race Course Saturday. 50,000 Purse STOCK CARS KNOXVILLE, IOWA April 24-25 Information: Des Moirves 266-5524 GENERAL STOrUS tiperaac PRO II ALL TURF SE-aOE Softball and longer wearl if SPECIAL Sr.

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Sr. Jr. MENTION bows in AAU meet DeLoss added 21 points for Hendrick son, which shot 49 percent from the field. Marathon hit 63 percent from the field and posted eight players in double figures. HINOfttCKSON RIALTY (7 Hartsock 2 0-0 4, Heft 10-0 4, Eneel 0 t-l 13, Capohtanco 0 0-0 0, Caldwell 4 2-1 10, Johnson 14 2-2 JO.

Wesetey 4 2-3 10, DeLoss I 5- 21, Miller 0 0-0 0, Randall 0 5-7 S. Totals 40 17-24. MARATHON OIL (132) Clark i 17, McCormlck 3 0-0 4, Hughes 0-0 10, Jamison 3 3-3 IS, Taylor i 4-5 14, Ray 5 0-1 10, Cash 4 7-t 15, Foster 11 0-0 22, Glover 1-5 23. Totals 54 24-31. Score al halt Marathon 55, Hendrickson Really 50.

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Roosevelt lO.M.J, Jeff DwiaWson, Norm Sioux Cllv; Don Elbert, Indlanola; Rob Esllck, Webster City Mike FlaoB, CkI.v Falls; Rusty Glbbs, Shane Graham, Hempstead (Dubuque); Rob Kleln-smlth, North Scott; Dan Kodmorgan. UrUndaM; Tom Koos, Harlan; Dous Lamp. Western Dubuque; Mike Marquis, Newton; Shon Morris, Southeast Polk; Erie Scnoli, Pleasant Valley; Todd Twachimann. Marlon, Kevin Wilson, Washington (C Class 2-A MIXe Ahrens, Norwolk; Darryt Borcherdlng, New Hampton; Dick Breitbach, Regis (C Chad Chr sienseri, Forest City; Mike Dlngemen, Pella; Dana Dralsev, Jefferson, lorn GlHes. Clear Lake Chris Heeg, Hudson; Larry Johnston, Medlepolis; Mark Junk, BeHevue; Ted Kennedy.

LeMars; Bob Parker, Winterset; Brent Peterson. Roland-Story; Mike Ruoe, Davis WnSBaliird Sleourney; Wayne Williams, Albia; Randy Gass 1-A B.r'-!?' S.hlr"L Brurtstlng, Boyden-Hul; Matt Cardinal Shitch (Keokuk); Justin Carlson, Woodward-Granger; Matt Clausen, Armstrong-Rlngsed; Mon, Davis, Waco (Olds); Rob Eddie. Albert Clry-Truesoele; Steve Westwood (Sloan); Todd Jones, Armstrong-Rlngsted Kevin Kletl, Sioux VaHey (Linn Grove); Joel Kragt, Slou. Rapids-Rembrandt, Larry Lappa. b2 S'eve Luoar, Newman (Mason City); Scott MIHIkln, d.

Nielsen, East Monona; Tim North, Rockford; Brad O'Hera p'w, Arlington; Trent Petersen, Elk Horn-Klmballlon; Chrli Grov Dn 5-IFenton): Dennis Ramtbum, Maroon; Jeff Roth, Mater Del )Jj2Y ST 0n Smoldi, Relnbeck; Kevin Sptckermen, Bennell; 5L? Thompson, Corning; Tod Uhlenhop, Alllson-Brlstow; Lnnci Wearing); Terry Wessels, Palmer; Den Yegge, Buffalo Iowa team to 'Gloves' meet Sceciel IXspek te The Register KANSAS CITY, MO. Iowa will field a full 12-man team when the National Golden Gloves Tournament of Champions opens Monday night. Thirty-two teams are scheduled to compete in the six-night event. John Connors of Des Moines, president of the Iowa Golden Gloves, says the 1982 team could produce two or three finalists, depending on pairings for early bouts. Eleven champions crowned at the recent state meet in Des Moines are on the team.

They are Mickey Bates, Davenport, 106 pounds; Bob Amsler, Cedar Rapids, 112; Michael Henry, Cedar Rapids, 119; Darryl Knox, Cedar Rapids, 125; Jayoma McGowan, Davenport, 132; Ron Walstrom, Fort Dodge, 139; Michael Nunn, Davenport, 147; David McCall, Cedar Rapids, 156; Randi Horstman, Boone, 178; Tony Smith, Boone, heavyweight; and Nick Kool, Oskaloosa, super-heavyweight. Brian Pantzlaff of Davenport, the 165-pound champion, was unable to make the trip and has been replaced by runner-up Tracy Vance of Burlington. Team coaches are Ralph Breier and Londo Vivona, Iowa tournament co-directors from Des Moines, and Maury Hackey of the Cedar Rapids Boxing Club. You're reading it CHICAGO, ILL (AP) Best of Peaches posted a convincing three-quarter-length victory In Saturday's $55,300 Ruffian Handicap at Sportsman's Park. Coetzee knocks out LeDoux in eighth JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA (AP) Gerrie Coetzee of South Africa knocked out Scott LeDoux of Minneapolis, in the eighth round of a scheduled 10-round heavyweight fight Saturday night.

Coetzee, the fifth-ranked World Boxing Association contender, pummeled LeDoux from the start with stinging left Jabs and hooks and opened a bad cut next to LeDoux's left eye In the fourth round. Coetzee chased LeDoux around the ring in the eighth, landing combinations of lefts and rights, and finally dropped him with a left hook. IT'S HERE THE NEW Boy'sWomens Men's 24" Soccer a contest. Thein and Akers were the leading Class 1-A vote-getters behind Kraayenbrink and led their teams to state tournament berths. Both averaged better than 20 points while Akers was among the state's leading rebounders with more than 13 a contest.

Other Gridders Kraayenbrink and Jackson aren't the only elite football all-staters to earn basketball honors, either. Ankeny's Kyle Crowe, an outstanding quarterback and an elite defensive back, was named to the fourth team after leading the Hawks with a 19-point scoring average and earning all-Central Iowa Conference honors for the second straight year. Also honored was the state's leading scorer, Lamoni's John who averaged better than 32 points a contest and wound up a career in which he totaled 1,713 points. The 6-0 senior was named to the seventh team. Only four schools managed more than one all-state selection among the 35 players honored.

Paullina had Kraayenbrink and Schnoes. The others were Assumption, Wahlert of Dubuque and East Waterloo. Assumption, in addition to Daniel, 1 landed another three-year Hendrickson Realty woe DtWM The Roehter PORTLAND, ORE. Marathon Oil of Lexington, defeated Hendrickson Realty of Ames, 132-97, Saturday to advance to the semifinal round of the men's Amateur Athletic Union national basketball tournament. Hendrickson trailed by five points at halftime before Marathon exploded for 77 second-half points.

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