Late News Of The Sports World 116 Junior High Cage Squads Coaches
Kersten and Burnett lead 59 seventh graders and 47 eighth graders for the junior high basketball season. First game set for Dec. 10 with Dec. 10 at Clarinda and Dec. 17 vs Red Oak among several dates. Schedule begins at 4 p.m.
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Im Kersten
Chuck Burnett
Duane Johnson
Danny Glynn
Dwight Johnson
Bill Lohoff
Jim Ide
Bill McAllister
Bruce Huddleson
Tony Buechier
Robert Fortney
Lonnie Mallon
Tom Luin
Jim Hayes
Steve Edquist
Mar Wilken
Dave Thomson
Clark Knop
John Dunn
Rick Mewhirter
Mike Gee
Rodney Pigg
Pat Moriarty
Ricky Pelrett
Robin Reed
Larry Kramer
Stan Larsen
Rick Linfor
Rick Bailey
Randy Turner
Tim Edwards
Mike Faust
Ken McCord
Robert Kelly
Alan Robinson
Kendal Warne
Greg Turner
C. J. Heithoff
Larry Starr
Richard Smith
Dave Neby
Mike Henningsen
Rebertson
Kim Wittrup
Tom Annan
Rik Anderson
Steve Meredith
Richie Paige
Rick Michalski
John Roberts
Dan Kloever
Dennis Lantz
Dan Mehi
Terry Young
Ed Morgan
Mike Fancolly
Tim Ross
Mark Kizzier
Brad Yarger
Ed Ame
Deve Chamber
Record crane population hits new Aransas refuge peak
The Aransas National Wildlife Refuge in Texas reports a record 42 whooping cranes. The flock includes 32 adults, 10 young, with an injured chick recuperating at Monte Vista Refuge. Seven cranes are in captivity at the Audubon Park Zoo in New Orleans.
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Washington
Aransas National Wildlife Refuge
Texas
Fish and Wildlife Service
Canada
Aransas
Monte Vista National Wildlife Refuge
Monte Vista
Adion Park Zoo
New Orleans
WBA undecided on future heavyweight title steps
In Sarnia Ontario AP report Merve McKenzie says the WBA has not decided the next move for the world heavyweight title. Earlier this month Cassius Clay was stripped of the title and a Williams Terrell bout was canceled after Williams was shot in Houston. The title remains open.
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Sarnia
Ont
Merve McKenzie
Toronto
World Boxing Association
WBA
Cleveland Williams
Ernie Terrell
Williams
Houston
Tex
Cassive Clay
Pro Cage Games NBA Scores and Standings Summary
Eastern Division standings list Philadelphia and New York among teams with records and percentages. Results show Cincinnati losses to Beaton and New York beating Saint Louis, Detroit and Philadelphia games close. Sunday results include Cincinnati topping New York and Los Angeles defeat Baltimore.
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W. L. Pet
Cincinnati
Philaphia
New York
Los Angeles
Louis
Balkymore
Detroit
Beaton
S&. Louis
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Los
Baltimore
YMCA League Opens Season December 12
The YMCA grade school boys basketball league will begin play on December 12 with opening games featuring Neff's against Dick Bell Insurance and News Telegraph versus Lang's Mobil Oil. Regular games run Saturdays through Dec 31 and Jan 2, with season ending February 20.
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YMCA
Neff's
Dick Bell Insurance
News Telegraph
Lang
Mobil Oil
Howard’s
Cook & Caslow
Cole’s
Ben Franklin
Jim Skoog
Pat McIntire
Ricky Andersen
Eric Wilken
Don Cohrs
Timothy Teig
David Robb
Steve Teague
Richard Kanning
Pat Key
Michael Balch
Larry Hutchinson
Steve Swisher
David Lyle
Mark Krengel
Robert Anderson
Mark Linfor
Bruce Teague
Randy Reynolds
David Cook
Robin Pigg
Sam Huff
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Donnie Waugh
Mike Pross
Wayne Livingston
Randy Dill
Jim van Ginkel
Kelly Davis
Mark Dolch
Phillip Hetrick
Mike Allen
Greg Jones
Brad Barlow
Howard's Clothing
Brian Barlow
Monte Wheatley
Darrell Jones
Wade Smith
Greg Hagen
Kenny Kinson
Craig Stuart
Mark Underwood
Mike McIntire
Tom Stock
Gary Anderson
Larsen
Franklin Carl Hum
Larry Karstens
Lynn Baier
Larry Olsen
Rick Parrott
Richard Sorenson
Steve Justice
Steve Shemat
Kevin Huitt
Randy Reimer
Tim Schroeder
Neff's Clothing
Charles Ihot
Wayne Nichols
Mike Riggs
Joel Carl
Jon Clemens
Ted Schroeder
Bill Thede
Greg Spiering
Jim van Antwerp
Sam Sunderman
Paul Cravens
Lang’s Mobil
Bryan Patterson
Steve Chantry
Jay Ide
Hugh Bailey
Rodney Rhodes
Charles Evans
Kevin Sullivan
Doug Shea
John Burg
Tom Brindley
Jerry McDermott
Celes
Scott Rogers
Terry Cue
Tommy Auerbach
Mark Sheridan
Chuck Whiteman
Jimmy Gaines
Mike Newberg
Roger Chamry
Craig Hunter
Jeff Brillhart
News-Telegraph
Langs Mobil
Howard
Cook Caslow
Cole
Ben Frank
Dick Bell
Howard's
Cole's
Mobil
Neffis
News
Telegraph
Dick Bell Ins. — Howard
Neff
Cook
Caslow
Lang's
News- Telegraph
Cook-Caslow
Alabama Named National Collegiate Football Champion
Alabama edged undefeated Arkansas by a narrow margin in the final AP poll to claim the national title. Notre Dame, Michigan, and Texas followed in the top positions as the final Top Ten was listed with first place votes and points.
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Alabama
Crimson Tide
Arkansas
Mighty ‘Bama
Associated Press
Notre Dame
Southern California
Michigan
Texas
Nebraska
SCI Fullback on AP Little All America Team
Rand Schultz 200 pound junior fullback for State College of Iowa was named to the AP Little All-America football team for 1964. He led SCI in rushing and will star the Panth ers against Lamar Tech in the Pecan Bowl on December 12. Schultz was the lone Iowan on the first team offense and defense.
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NEW York
Rand Schultz
State College of Iowa
Associated Press
Schultz
SCI
Panther
Lamar Tech
Ken Heogenson
Morningside
Phil Minnick
Charles Sirkuis
Central
Bowling results from local leagues a busy night
Night Owl league saw Elbows Room take three from Swanson's. Pines beat Swansons. 40 Bowlers: Herrick Standard over Gillm Appliance. Country Club No 1: TBs over Cumpston Erickson. High series included Reineke 575 and Jensen 535. Singles top scores: Stueteberg 223, Jensen 215, Bullock 637. Multiple players posted 500s and 400s with various small league results.
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Iive
Elbow Room
Swanson’s
Walnut Grove
Brindley Body Shop
Challenge Feeds
Guy's
Cook & Cunslow
Eagles
Orville Reineke
Ivan Shearman
Parker Butcher
Larry Martens
George Stuetebberg
Glenn Stangl
Reineke
The
Pines
Swanson
Ida Needles
Dottie Erickson
Freshman Cage Team Opens Season at Trojan Gym
The Atlantic freshman basketball team coached by Jim Lippe begins its nine game schedule with a 4:30 p.m. clash against Extra at Trojan gym. The slate includes Dec 3 Extra, Dec 10 Red Oak, Dec 15 Griswold at Elliott, Jan 7 Audubon, Jan 11 Griswold, Jan 18 at Red Oak, Jan 2 at Harlan, Feb 1 at Audubon, and Feb 8 Harlan.
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Atlantic
Trojan Gym
Jim Lippe
Red Oak
Griswold
Elliott
Audubon
Harlan
Adair Casey Cagers Open Season At AvoHa
Adair Casey cagers preview 1963 64 season with both boys and girls squads returning letter winners. Coach Glenn Andersen leads 40 boys with starters Lars Jensen and Jim Reha back, plus seniors Jack Hester Job Downing Joe Klemish. Girls team under Coach Jerry Ernst features 46 players led by Donna Christensen and Jeanne Zimmer, 17 ppg last year, plus a large supporting cast.
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ADAIR
Lynn del Wedemeyer
Lynn Wedemeyer
del Gustafson
Bill Crane
Gary Murphy
Don Kilcoin
Lynn Cartrider
Steve Kading
John Fisher
Craig Douglas
Andersen
AC Girls
Southwest Iowa
Wiota
Jerry Ernst
Odens
Donna Christensen
Jeanne Zimmer
Christensen
Jane Warder
Avis Emmons
Betty Ludeman
Anita Carl
Ann Ernst
Rose Fagan
Jane Hobson
Pam Jensen
Janet Kopakka
Lois Uhlig
Karen Zanders
Sheri Cabrider
Gayle Christensen
Betty Crane
JoAnn Kinkla
Betty Emmons
Mary Griffin
Katie Magill
Marsha McDonald
Jolene Mueller
Sharon Plegman
Annette Westphal
Donna Betts
Vicki Betts
Paula Elgin
Carol Ernst
Mary Faga
Marilyn Fagan
Pat Fagan
Darlene Fett
Sue Gustafson
Barb Hari
Bev
Southwest Iowa conference basketball schedule listed
Magill Carol Mertes Dee Ann Mowry Becky Pettinger Carla Rochholz Ruth Sullins listed. Dec 4 at AvoHa Dec 8 Earlham Dec 11 Orient Macksburg at Dec 15 Menlo Dec 18 at Oakland Jan 8 Bridgewater Fontanelle at Jan 15 Anita Jan 16 Guthrie Center Jan 22 at C M at Jan 23 at Dexfield Jan 30 Sturak Feb 2 at Panora Linden Feb 5 Griswold at Feb 9 at YJB Denotes Southwest Iowa conference games.
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Panora-Linden
Griswold
YJB
Southwest Iowa
Detroit Titans drop football after 68 years amid campus protest
Hundreds of Detroit students chanted we want football after the University of Detroit announced it would drop intercollegiate football. Jesuit president Very Rev Laurence V Britt said cost forced the decision, reached reluctantly with regret, as alumni reacted with sadness.
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Detroit
University of Detroit
Titans
Laurence V. Britt
YMCA Wrestling Program Starts at Atlantic YMCA
The Atlantic YMCA opens a wrestling program for junior and senior high boys to begin Thursday at 7 30 PM in the Y building with instructors Rev James Hall and Ralph Norman. The program, first held last year with success, will also teach defensive judo and seek matches with nearby towns on Tuesdays and Thursdays.
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Atlantic Ymca
James Hall
Ralph Norman
Cyclones Ace Joins Chiefs
Kansas City Chiefs sign Iowa State linebacker Mike Cox and Prairie View A&M flanker Otis Taylor to AFL contracts. Coach Clay Stapleton lauds Cox as the greatest competitor he has coached and retired Coxs jersey number 30.
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Kansas City
Mike Cox
Towa State
Otis Taylor
Prairie View A&m
Texas
Kansas City Chiefs
Chiefs
Clay Stapleton
Cox
Frick Reflects On 42 World Series Excitement
In St Louis after the Cardinals beat the Yankees to win the World Series, Commissioner Ford Frick commented this is his 42nd World Series. He noted occasional fatigue but every series remains exciting. Frick, a former sportswriter and later NL head, spoke in the Cardinal dressing room.
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Frick
ST. Louis
Cardinal
Yankees
Ford Frick
Wichita Coach to Join Parsons Staff
Hat AP reports that Celine Huerta plans to move to Fairfield Iowa early next year to become athletic director and head football coach at Parsons College He resigns as head coach at Wichita State University where his team went four and six Huerta hopes to bring staff with him to Parsons noting the opportunity and challenge Denver Broncos begin 1964 with four players from 1960 AFL club Eldon Danenbauer Gene Mingo Lionel Taylor Goose Gonsoulin listed as early contributors
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Wichita. Hat
Marceline Huerta
Fairfield
Iowa
Parsons College
Wichita State University
Huerta
Parsons
Denver
Denver Broncos
Eldon Danenbauer
Gene Mingo
Lionel Taylor
Goose Gonsoulin
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Mike Mase
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Randy Friday
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Doug Williams
Chris Kluever
Scott Robinson
John van Cleave
Gary Thompson
Bob Terg
Bill Auerbach
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Bruce Gangstad
Dennis Betz
Duane Rossmann
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Mark Peters
Doug Belcher
Randy
National Basketball Association
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Texas A & M
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Ymca League
Atlantic Trading Post
Ernie Willman
Knotty Pine Cafe
Atlantiotty Pantic Tradint Aoe
Henry
AvoHa
Bob Kuzava
Milwaukee
Cyclones
Ace
Wichita
America
First House
ST. John’s Altar & Rosary Society
Ford
Baughman-Oster
New Holland
Dunnim
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Winpower
McCormick - Deering
Montgomery-Ward
Laco
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Hinman
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M. L
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Karl Correll
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