Fight Erupts as Iowa Edges St Louis 79-77 in Rough Finish
In a late-night clash, Iowa beats St Louis 79-77 after a fight erupted over a Hawkins foul. 69 personals were called, with 32 on Iowa and 37 on St Louis, delaying the game by half an hour. Roach scored 32 for Iowa as the Hawkeyes improve to 3-0 after three wins.
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Terry Lyon
Dave Roach
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Billikins
Southern Methodist
Pro Basketball Standings and Weekend Results
The National Basketball Association standings show Eastern teams led by Boston and Cincinnati with Boston at 17 wins. Western leaders include Los Angeles and St Louis as the schedule tallies progress. Weekend results list Cincinnati defeating New York, Boston over Baltimore, St Louis beating Philadelphia, Philadelphia over Cincinnati, San Francisco beating Los Angeles, and Los Angeles defeating Baltimore.
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Los Angeles
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San Fran
Baltimore
Detroit
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Big Ten suffers three losses in four cage games
Iowa edged St Louis 79 to 77 to keep an undefeated Big Ten night alive but Purdue, Illinois, and Indiana each fell. Purdue lost to Wake Forest while Illinois dropped a 105 104 heartbreaker at Oklahoma and Indiana fell 93 84 to Kansas State on its home floor.
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Iowa
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Illinois
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Ailing Baylor nets 29 as Lakers rout Baltimore
Los Angeles Lakers star Elgin Baylor scores 29 points despite injuries in a 134-120 win over Baltimore in the NBA's lone game of the night. Al Spangler, formerly with Milwaukee, led Houston hitters with a .281 average last season.
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Associated Press
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Ten All-Time Greats Named To Football Hall of Fame
The Football Hall of Fame inducts ten all time greats at a New York dinner led by nine players and one coach. Living honorees include Cliff Montgomery Alex Agase George Connor Ken Kavanagh and Edwin Hale with others deceased.
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Ray Elliott
Alex Agase
Illinois
Purdue
George Connor
Holy Cross
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Boston College
Ken Kavanaugh
Louisiana State
Edwin Goat Hale
Mississippi College
Colgate
Dick Harlow
Edward Tryon
Thomas Burn McClung
Charles Buck Wharton
George Woodruff
McClung
Yale
Wharton
Penn
Woodruff
Interior
Pennsylvania
Celtics star Ramsey censured for drawing fouls article
Frank Ramsey of the Boston Celtics was censured by the NBA for a magazine piece describing how he lured opponents into fouls. The letter from league President Walter Kennedy accompanies Ramsey's Sports Illustrated article titled Smart Moves by a Master of Deception with illustrative sketches.
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Bowl Lineups Highlight 1962-63 Neutral Site Matchups
The list shows several bowl pairings with scores or seedings. Orange Nebraska 91 faced Auburn 9-1, Mississippi 7-2 beat Alabama, and Navy 91 upset Texas 100 in Cotton. Gator featured North Carolina 8-2 against Air Force 73, while Sugar matched Mississippi 7-02 with Alabama.
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Mississippi State
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Mississippi
Alabama
Michigan
Oklahoma
Dietzel Takes Blame for Army Loss in Navy Game
Army coach Paul Dietzel said he bears responsibility for the defeat to Navy, blaming himself for the final play decision and exonerating referee Barney Finn. He noted he was not fully aware of the rules but felt Army should have had a chance to snap the ball before time expired.
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Dempsey
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Mickey Finn
Alabama
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Marshall
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Harvey Hester
New York
Chicago
Associated Press
Paul Dietzel
Louisiana State
Army
Navy
Dietzel
Barney Finn
Carl Stichweh
Bowling Results From Herrick and Night Owl Leagues
In the 40 Bowler s league Herrick Standard took three from The Pines while Lindsay Soft Water beat Gillin Gas and Appliance Fast Oil defeated Ner ner Olds Cadillac and Rex Pharmacy won from Swanson s two of three. Individual series include Linda McNair 518 Nadine Jensen 511 Jackie Pelzer 488 Marge Cannon 487. High games feature Lenora Maas 228 and Jackie Pelzer 203 with McNair at 191 and 187 and Jensen 184. In Night Owl Fast Oil beat Walnut Grove and Guy s Potato Chips down Swanson s while Challenge Feeds took two of three from Irve s Elbow Room. Earl Wiges 537 series with Duskin 522 and Sandhorst 508 Don Pelzer 507. Roy Ruth 208 game Madsen 199 Wigens 198 Duskin 194.
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the Pines
Lindsay Soft Water
Gillin Gas
Fast Oil
Merner Olds-Cadillac
Rex Pharmacy
Swanson's
Linda McNair
Nadine Jensen
Jackie Pelzer
Marge Cannon
Lenora Maas
Seven Teams Gather for Villisca Girls Invitation Tourney
Seven teams will compete in the girls basketball tournament at Villisca starting December 21. Participants include Clearfield Griswold Dexfield Bridgewater Fontanelle Extra Lenox and Villisca.
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Villisca
Clearfield
Griswold
Dexfield
Bridgewater Fontanelle
Extra Lenox
Junior High Teams Prep for Next Cage Games
Atlantic junior high cagers split opening games with Clarinda and prepare for Red Oak at the Trojan gym on December 20. Coaches Del Neary and Jim Kersten lead eighth and seventh graders with practice at Lincoln and Jackson gyms respectively. Schedule lists Red Oak, Clarinda, Shenandoah and Creston games through February 13 with 4 p.m. starts.
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Clarinda
Red Oak
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Jim Kersten
Neary
Lincoln Gym
Kersten
Jackson Gym
Steve Bender
Gail Butler
Bob Rhodes
Larry Pedersen
Richard Robbins
Tom Picken
Bruce Warne
Kenny Shentz
Steve Williams
Doug Wasson
Mike Sweet
David Wheatley
Kevin Waters
Rickey McDermott
Bruce McCallister
Bill Swisher
Jon Holt
Keith Larsen
Bob Larson
Rick Hockom
Chuck Lund
Hiram Luin
Rollin Gaines
Dennis Gillett
Andy Fredrickson
Dennis Kuhl
Jim Bennett
Bob Anderson
Darrell Brake
Dennis Davis
Dean Brownlee
Stephen Dolch
Mike Albert
John Cannon
David Anderson
Jim Cannon
Dennis Anderson
Tim Kuiken
Steve Einhaus
Randy Friday
Craig Koppernolle
Doug Eblen
Doug Anderson
Bruce Barlow
Darwin Reld
Carl Nielsen
John Stoog
Perry Rutledge
Marty Studelberg
Jim Waters
Steve Stangl
Shenandoah
Creston
Lewis Junior High Cagers Split With Macedonia
In the season opener at Macedonia, Lewis girls won 52 to 6 while the Lewis boys lost 24 to 19. Carole Freund led the girls with 32 points, Kathy Kunze 10, Jean Kuster 8. Marsha Harrill led Macedonia with 6. In the boys game Isaacson of Macedonia had 14 points, Bruce Rhoads eight for Lewis. Lewis meets C&M on January 8 at Lewis.
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Macedonia
Carole Freund
Kathy Kunze
Jean Kuster
Marsha Harrill
Judy Joyce
Carol Rhoads
Susan Johnson
Isaacson
Bruce Rhoads
C&m
Hansen Leads MVC in Field Goal Accuracy for Drake
Dave Hansen of Marshalltown Iowa moved into a Drake starting role and tops the Missouri Valley Conference in field goal percentage. He has 14 makes in 22 attempts for .646 and Drake also leads the league in team rebounding at 59.9 percent.
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Dave Hansen
Marshalltown
Iowa
Drake
Hansen
Texas Wins National Championship in Final AP Poll
Unbeaten Texas captured the national collegiate football title in the final AP poll of 1963. The Longhorns, first Southwest Conference team to win since 1939, finished undefeated and will meet Navy in the Cotton Bowl on New Year’s Day.
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Joe Namath
Crimson Tide
Mississippi
Namath
NEW York
Texas
Associated Press
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Texas A&m
Navy
Griswold's Casey Wins 95 Pound Title in Harlan Tourney
Ron Casey of Griswold captured the 95-pound title with a 7 2 decision over Bud Freeze of Perry. Griswold tied for third with 56 points as Harlan led with 92. Darwin Christensen of Audubon won the 112-pound title, and Griswold had three other runners up including Gary Witt and Bob Frazeur.
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Griswold
Harlan
Bud Freeze
Perry
Tigers
Oakland
Audubon
Logan
Underwood
Lewis Central
Gary Witt
Ron Eyberg
Jim Potter
Terry Knouse
Bob Frazeur
Bob Hoogensen
Darwin Christensen
Wheelers
Allen Borkowski
Roger Swenson
Service At Home Grant Shafer Returns From Army
Galen Shafer came home Thursday from Ft. Riley Kansas after receiving discharge from a two year army service period.
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Galen Shafer
Ft. Riley
Kans
Army
Cedar Falls Aces Mankato State For Fourth Straight Win
State College of Iowa used a 40 point second half to pull away and beat Mankato State of Minnesota 71 to 59 on Monday night.
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Cedar Falls
State College of Iowa
Mankato State
Minnesota
Vietnamese People Share Physical Similarities Across Regions
A note on broad physical similarity among Vietnamese people from northern to southern regions illustrating common heritage and appearance across the country.
Ringgold County votes in special liquor ban election
Ringgold County voters balloted in a special election on whether to ban liquor by the drink. It marked the 14th local option election since the liquor law took effect on July 4. Four counties voted dry and nine voted wet.
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Mount Ayr
Ringgold County
Cut Your Speed When Dusk Falls
Drivers are urged to slow down at dusk to reduce accidents and protect pedestrians and other road users as visibility declines and travel patterns shift. Authorities stress vigilance and adherence to posted speed limits during low light hours.
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