Shrine picks East West stars for Dec 28 game
All Americas Carl Eller of Minnesota and Sherman Lewis of Michigan State headline the 24 man East West Shrine roster named by William M. Coffman. Notable selections include Notre Dame's Jim Kelly and Purdue's Ralph Baker and Ken Bouman among others with players from Wisconsin Northwestern Iowa Ohio State Penn State Pitt Notre Dame Duke Syracuse.
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SAN Francisco
Carl Eller
Minnesota
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
William M. Coffman
Jim Kelly
Notre Dame
Charles Logan
Northwestern
Don Underwood
Dave Ellison
Purdue
Roger Pilblath
Wisconsin
Kent Pike
Eller
Ernie Borg
Hard Shot By Pro Cager Breaks Backboard
Gus Johnson of the Bullets unleashed a powerful shot that shattered the Oakland backboard with 1:04 left in the third as San Francisco led 78 to 64. After an 18 minute delay, a brace was fitted and the game resumed, with San Francisco prevailing 117 108. Warriors coach Alex Hannum protested the game.
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Oakland
Calif
Gus Johnson
Baltimore Bullets
Bullets
San Francisco Warriors
Warriors
Oakland Auditorium
San Francisco
Alex Hannum
Boston
New York
St. Louis
Philadelphia
White Sox Trade Fox for Colts Farm Hands
Chicago sends Nellie Fox to Houston in inter league deal for two Colt farmhands pitcher Kim Golden and outfielder Danny Murphy. Fox turns 36 Christmas Day and leaves a .260 1963 season amid a youth movement led by Al Weis and Don Buford.
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Chicago
Little Nellie Fox
Chicago White Sox
Fox
Houston
Colt
Kim Golden
Danny Murphy
White Sox
Oklahoma City
Chicago Cub
San Antonio
al Wels
Don Buford
Peeples returns to practice but doubtful starter for Iowa
Iowa sophomore George Peeples, sidelined by flu for two games, practiced Tuesday but is not expected to start against Southern Methodist in Thursday night action.
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Iowa City
George Peeples
Iowa
Southern Methodist
Bowling Results Highlight Local League Wins and High Scores
Sanitary Barber Shop swept Yates Coffee Shop in Cass County League. Old Milwaukee beat Frank & Wayne's. Crabtree Printing downed Howell Feed Service and Kay's Turkey Farm defeated Matthews Drug. High series include Bill Millhollin 649 and Dixie Hockom 273. Other notable scores feature Bob Matthews 246 and Doris Grayson 438.
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Sanitary Barber Shop
Yates Coffee Shop
Old Milwaukee
Frank & Wayne's
Crabtree Printing
Howell Feed Service
Kay
Turkey Farm
Matthews Drug
Bill Millhollin
Bob Matthews
Ron Wohrenhaus
George Stadelberg
Milhollin
Gene Hockom
Wilbur Matthews
Dick Bell Insurance
Peigas
Kent
Super Valu
Ellis
New King Electric
Frederickson Wholesale
Wonder Bread
Ed Lehman
Junior Fowble
Otto Hartkopf
Parker Butcher
Ralph Wilkinson
Bob Maley
Bud Miller
Fowble
Lehman
Bombers
Strikers
Dubbers
Panthers
Hillbillies
Trojans
Hawkeye
Local girls and boys basketball scores roll in from area centers
Cage Scores list several varsity results including Lewis Central 63 Treynor 60 and 69 3, Carrol Kuemper 64 Breda St Bernard 43, Panama 61 Neola St Joe 40, Underwood 90 Shelby 43, Glidden 40 Lake City 38, Orient Macksburg 69 B-F 51 and 60 gains.
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Lewis Central
Treynor
Carrol Kuemper
Breda St. Bernard
Carson
Nishna Valley
Neola St. Joe
Panama
Underwood
Shelby
Glidden
Lake City
Orient-Macksburg
O-M
All-Star selections lead Bears Packers and Giants
The AP named a 22-man All-Star team with six Bears five Packers and four Giants. Y A Tittle was near unanimous at quarterback and Jimmy Brown led backfield selections. Ditka and Shofner also highlighted as key 1960s NFL picks.
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NEW York
Chicago Bears
Green Bay
New York Giants
Associated Press
Bears
Y. A. Tittle
Giants
Jimmy Brown
Cleveland
Mike Ditka
del Shofner
Chicago
Forrest Gregg
Dick Schafrath
Jerry Kramer
Jim Parker
Baltimore
Jim Ringo
Y.A. Tittle
Bobby Joe Conrad
St. Louis
Tommy Mason
Minnesota
Doug Atkins
Jim Katcavage
Henry Jordan
Roger Brown
Detroit
Audubon Girls Roll In Big Cage Game Victory
Audubon overwhelmed Manilla 95 to 38 as Mary Garber scored 36 and Linda Kloewer added 16 for Manilla. In Walnut, Oakland defeated Walnut 61 to 46 with Mike Hogzett and Gary Harris each scoring 17. Walnut girls fell 72 to 46 to Oakland as Phyllis Heckman led Oakland with 28 points. Neola beat Tri-Center 51-50 on Georgina Niesen’s late fielder, while Neola boys topped Danes 54-40 with Richard Knaus scoring 16.
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Audubon
Manilla
Mary Garber
Linda Kloewer
Walnut
Oakland
Walnut Boys
Mike Hogzett
Gary Harris
Connie Thomson
Walnut Girls
Phyllis Heckman
Niesen
ELK Horn
Georgina Niesen
Neola Tri-Center
Tri-Center
Deanna Meier
Susan Hansen
Neola Boys
Richard Knaus
Mark Larsen
Essex Eagles edge Cumberland-Massena in final second thriller
Essex built a 37 23 lead then trailed by two before Rich Carlson's winning shot with one second left gave Cumberland-Massena a 68 67 victory. Caerleon led with 29 points and Rich Symonds added 27 for C M. C M girls won 53 48 after a 29 22 halftime margin led by Dianne Miller with 39 points. Shirley Peterson scored 20 for Es.
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ESSEX
Cumberland - Massena
Rich Munson
C&m
Rich Carlson
Caerleon
Rich Symonds
C&m Girls
Dianne M.tler
Shirley Peterson
Es- Bux
Anita Boys Rally Past Exira In 41 38 Win
Anita boys edged Exira 41 38 after a tight second half as Exira girls won the night half of the doubleheader 64 61. The hosts led 27 20 at halftime and held on for the victory.
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Anita
Exira
Extra and Anita Split Varsity Basketball Battles
The girls topped Anita 49-47 after a tight finish as Extra led 31 in the first half and three quarters. Sherrie Huffman anchored defense for Extra while Sue Petersen and Nancy McLuen paced scoring for their teams. In the boys game Extra led early then trailed, with Larry Claussen scoring 14 and Rich Bro totaling 16 for Extra. Dennis Reed had nine for Anita and Claussen plus Krogh led rebounding with ten each.
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Larry Claussen
Rich Bro
Sue Petersen
Nancy McLuen
Anita
Dennis Reed
Rich Krogh
Rich Watson
Claussen
Krogh
Herb Anciaux
Sherrie Huffman
Marlene Christensen
Jo Chadwick
Casey Girls Rout Earlham In 57 30 Victory
The Casey girls outscored Earlham 57 to 30 led by Sheri Betts with 19 points and Carla Lowe 14 while Donna Christensen anchored defense. Earlham's Carolyn Frey led with 16. The Earlham boys rallied to a 56-45 win led by Phil Higgins 29 points.
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Earlham
Adair
Casey Girls
Earlham Boys
Sheri Betts
Carla Lowe
Donna Christensen
Carolyn Frey
Phil Higgins
Dave Jacobsen
Larry Jensen
Cut Your Speed When Dusk Falls To Save A Life
Drivers are urged to slow down at sunset to reduce accident risk. Authorities emphasize evening visibility and the high chance of pedestrian and cyclist incidents as daylight fades.
Loyola Leads Up's Basketball Poll
Loyola of Chicago tops The Associated Press weekly college basketball poll after strong early tune ups. The top 10 teams are listed with points on a 10 to 1 scale.
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Loyola
Associated Press
Loeyola
Chicago
Collee
C M Wrestlers Open Season With Victory Over Coon Rapids
C M high school wrestlers opened their season with a 33 18 win against Coon Rapids Monday at Coon Rapids. Seven titles were claimed as Martin Richards Jim Hensley Jan McLaren Doug McLaren and Bob Mullen led the winners with pins and forfeits across weight classes. Anita Thursday hosts the next meet at 7 30 p m.
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Massena
C&m
Coon Rapids
Anita
Robert Sondgeroth
Martin Richards
Fred Sigler
Jim Hensley
Jim Kinhgn
Jan McLaren
Howard Herren
Gordon Gymer
McCurdy
Arnold Lyon
Larry Brawe
Bob Mullen
Danny Gretsinger
Wrestling Meet Results Include Forfeit Victory
Decisive results show David Madsen winning 12-0 in a bout. Heavyweight Bill Wohlenhaus (C&M) earned a victory by forfeit, shaping the meet outcome.
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David Madsen
Bill Wohlenhaus
C&m
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Tad) Smith
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