Busy Weekend Schedule For Elk Horn Cage Teams
Elk Horn Dames host Walnut Friday then Iowa Deaf Saturday while Coach Spear’s boys seek a perfect Tri-County record. The squad, led by Mark Larsen and other lettermen, split nonleague tests after a double overtime win and feature a deep roster with several starters returning.
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Elk Horn Dames
Walnut
Iowa
Bill Spear
Treynor
Spear
Mark Larsen
Larsen
Calvin Greve
Terry Heilig
Roger DuVall
Greve
Heilig
DuVall
Arnold Leistad
Larry Jensen
Terry Sanders
al Steen
Kim Weddum
Dan Steen
Jim Molgaard
Bob Davey
Jim Andersen
Carolyn Madsen
Susan Rensen
Georgina Nissen
Charlene Elmquist
Sherry Jensen
Judy Hansen
Julie Jensen
Diane Andersen
Janet Bonnegen
Eileen Andersen
Janet Larsen
Clara Knudsen
Carol Aldersen
Gwen Jacobsen
la- Vonne Nelson
Judy Magaard
Janet Paulsen
Margo Mortensen
Danis Nelson
Donna Mensching
Mary Christensen
Susan Rasmussen
Jayne Adams
Jean Christensen
Becky Hansen
Jo Baneen
Beverly Hansen
Diane Saltmarsh
Texas Holds Top In Grid Poll After Narrow Win
Texas remains No. 1 in the Associated Press poll after a 15-13 Thanksgiving win over Texas A&M. The Longhorns secured the victory with a late touchdown and held the top spot in the penultimate poll of the season as the final voting approached.
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Ex-Gent Leon Wagner Leads Angels With 26 Homers
Leon Wagner topped the Los Angeles Angels in home runs last season with 26 blasts. The outfielder provided power at the plate and helped anchor the lineup throughout the campaign.
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Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Jessen Helps Hawks Rally To 85 66 Season Opener Victory
Iowa defeats South Dakota 85 66 in the season opener as sophomore Jessen sparks a 10 point burst after halftime. Hawkins exits with an ankle injury, Pauling adds 13, Rodgers 17 in the first half, Roach 14 and 10 rebounds.
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Coyotes
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Jimmy Rodgers
Dave Roach
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Roach
Council Bluffs
Abe Lincoln
Guthrie Center Ducks Past Bridgewater Fontanelle In Girls Action
Guthrie Center 115 Bridgewater Fontanelle 71 in girls basketball with Guthrie Center also posting 52 to 4 against Bridgewater Fontanelle. West Harrison beat Avoca Ha 68 63 in another girls matchup with a 68 47 result.
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AvoHa
Gator Bowl Butler Down to Two Teams
Selection chairman Joe Syko said the choice for the Gator Bowl comes down to Air Force or North Carolina as potential opponents, with Mississippi State as a fallback if the matchup isn’t set.
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State College Surprises Cyclones in season opener
Iowa State Cyclones fall 59-54 to State College of Iowa in their season debut as Pete Spoden scores 15 and grabs 14 rebounds for the upset. Rich Froistad leads Cyclones with 11 points while fouling Spoden early.
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Iowa State Cyclones
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al Koch
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Spoden
Ron Jessen
Creston Prep
Reilly and Vaughn Named to Look's All Star Team
The New York Times AP reports Mike Reilly of University of Town and Tom Vaughn of Iowa State were chosen for Look Magazine's 22 man all-star football team. Reilly beat Wally Hilgenberg for the linebacker spot. Vaughn praised for endurance and versatile rushing power.
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Mike Reilly
University of Town Guard
Iowa State
Tom Vaughn
Look Magazine
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Wally Hilgenberg
Hilgenberg
Big Ten
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Five college stars ink pro contracts in NFL draft
The NFL draft stretched through a marathon session with teams using phones and teletype to pick players. Scott Appleton, Marv Woodson, Dave Parks, Bob Brown, Charley Taylor and others were signed by clubs including Dallas Baltimore San Francisco Philadelphia Washington and St Louis as Carl Eller Hal Bedsole Dick Evey Herchel Turner Munson also joined their new teams.
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Charley Taylor
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Minnesota
Hal Bedsole
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Dick Evey
Tennessee
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Herchel Turner
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Rams
Reserve Pushes Drake to Win
Drake Bulldogs win 63-58 over Hardin Simmons as reserve Dave Hansen scores four late points. Central defeats Parsons 81-73 powered by Harold DeBies 37-point effort. Upper Iowa beats Loras 81-73 in Fayette with Willie Williams 21. Dubuque 72-56 over Platteville led by Ed Sudlow and four others in double figures.
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Kirksville
Oskaloosa
Angels Trade Wagner to Indians for Latman and More
Los Angeles Angels send power hitter Leon Wagner to the Cleveland Indians for pitcher Barry Latman and another player to be named later. Mets buy Bob Taylor from Milwaukee. Wagner, 29, hit 63 homers in two seasons, batted .211 in 1963. Latman was 7-12 last season.
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Leon Wagner
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Extra teams sweep Coon Rapids in basketball clash
Freshman and sophomore squads from Exira won both games against Coon Rapids on Monday night. Darlene Schlater scored 27 points and Connie Petersen 20 for Exira girls who won 59 38 after trailing 26 22 at halftime. Exira boys beat Coon Rapids 54 42 with Leroy Wahlert leading the scoring with 20 points while Chase added 12 for the visitors.
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Darlene Schlater
Connie Petersen
Marcia Betts
Dee Thorp
Leroy Wahlert
Chase
C and M Wrestling Demonstration Thursday in Massena
Massena residents will see the C and M wrestling team demonstrate rules scoring and conduct at the high school gym Thursday at 7 30 p m The event aims to acquaint fans with high school wrestling now starting its first season and the team’s first meet at Coon Rapids on December 9 Admission to the demonstration is a bar of soap.
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C&m
Coon Rapids
Loyola Ramblers open season in dominant fashion
Loyola's Ramblers, ranked atop the nation, overwhelmed North Dakota 92-54 as four starters from last season return. Other top teams also won, with Wichita 71-41 and Kentucky 107-91 among late-season showings. Mel Counts led Oregon State with 38 points.
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Washington State
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Bears
Indiana Fullback Top Scorer in 1963 Big Ten Football
Indiana fullback Tom Nowatzke, a 220 pound junior, won the 1963 Big Ten all games scoring title with 58 points on 6 touchdowns 5 field goals and 7 conversions. He led Michigan State’s Sherman Lewis by ten points with Wisconsin’s Lou Holland and Michigan State’s Roger Lopes tied for third with 42 points each. Paul Krause of Iowa tied for fifth with 36 points.
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Tom Nowatzke
Indiana
Nowatzke
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Lou Holland
Wisconsin
Roger Lopes
Paul Krause
Iowa
Extrans Seek to Keep Record Perfect
Extrans face Guthrie Center in the Coon Valley conference opener on Friday then host Dexfield Saturday night. Girls coached by Ade Schmahl beat Walnut 72 48 and Elk Horn 62 42 in prep. top players include Petersen Andersen Schlater and others. Boys led by Jacobsen Anciaux Wahlert May and others won 63 55 over Elk Horn with a full roster listed. schedule includes multiple conference games through February.
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Guthrie Center
Coon Vally
Dexfield
Ade Schmahl
Walnut
Elk Horn
Schmahl
Susan Petersen
Karen Andersen
Darlene Schlater
Sherrie Huffman
Becky Hays
Shirley Johnston
Lynnette Hansen
Linda Vanderbrake
Sheila Rasmussen
Ken Thompson
Spencer Jacobsen
Herb Anciaux
Peter Wahlert
Leroy Wahlert
Steve May
Howard Paulsen
Dan Andersen
Leon Griffin
Doug Schroeter
Rich Bro
Jim Pedersen
Marv Miller
Jerry Jensen
Charlie Wheeler
Randy Miller
DeWayne Nelson
Bob Strubl
Denny Jorgensen
Phil Jorgensen
Randy Bengard
Terry Wilson
Ron Baier
Ron Christ
Anita
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Adair-Casey
Griswold
Glidden x
Lake City
Audubon
Scranton
Oakland
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Manilla
Coon Rapids
Coon Valley
Bowling results in the 40 Bowlers and Nite Owl leagues
Merner Olds-Cadillac took three from The Pines, Rex Pharmacy beat Hetrick's Standard, Swanson's beat Lindsay Soft Water, Fast Oil defeated Gillin Gas and Appliance two to one. Nadine Jensen led with a 570 series and 215 game, Pelzer 560, Hockom 520, Brown 516. Pelzer 205, Brown 196, Will 194. Guy's Potato Chips beat Cook & Caslow, Fast Oil over Brindley Body Shop, Walnut Grove defeated Irve's Elbow Room, Swanson's toppled Challenge Feeds two to one in the Nite Owl league.
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The
Pines
Rex Pharmacy
Hetrick
Swanson's
Lindsay Soft Water
Fast Oil
Gillin Gas
Nadine Jensen
Jackie Pelzer
Marilyn Hockom
Corky Brown
Lucille Will
Guy's Potato
Cook & Caslow
Brindley Body Shop
Walnut Grove
Irve
Elbow Room
Challenge Feeds
Bowling and Baseball Highlights From Early Season Standings
Earl Turnure Jr led with a 582 series while Ivan Shearman posted 578 and Tom Patterson 540. Earl Turnure Sr had 333. Shearman added a 220, Patterson 210, and Delmont 00. Washington picked in the NFL draft and Max Alvis totaled 277 bases in his first AL season.
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Earl Turnure, Jr
Ivan Shearman
Tom Patterson
Earl Turnure, Sr
Shearman
Patterson
Jack Delmont
Max Alvis
Cleveland
Eagles For Sale Progress Report Meeting Planned
AP reports a progress report on negotiations for the sale of the Philadelphia Eagles will be discussed at a Thursday meeting. Frank L. McNamee, president of the NFL club, stated the purpose of the gathering.
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Philadelphia Eagles
Frank L. McNamee
National Football League
Town halfback Krause drafted by Chicago team
Paul Krause, star halfback for University of Town, was selected by the Chicago club in the recent draft. He is expected to contribute as a versatile back and add depth to the offense.
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Paul Krause
University of Town
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