Jeff Swim Team Wins 3rd Meet
Jefferson high school swim team beat Ottumwa 56 39 to extend its dual meet win streak. Bob Hall set a school record 1 02 in the 100 yard butterfly and the 200 yard medley relay of Terry Hamer Bob Rawson Bob Hall John Cecil posted 1 53 8 to set another mark. Sophomore Al Benning tied the school IM record but lost the night's top race to Ottumwa senior Dave Smith.
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Jefferson
Ottumwa
Bob Hall
Terry Hamer
Bob Rawson
John Cecil
Soph al Benning
Jeff
Dave Smith
Jim Cottmeier
Jett
al" Rett
SM Lee Prat
New Perm
Jack Shepley
Elam
Gary Porter
Dave Oes
Bre
John Davis
Rawson
Don Nelson
Winger Gree
Fowler
Keee
Gary Bryant
al Benning
Chuck Mathiios
Er Rawson
Schondl Markel
Randy Miller
Charles ‘Madison
John Parish
Jack Ante Ur
Dangborn
Lee Pruitt
Three-I talks on pro baseball future in Cedar Rapids
President Herb Drey of the D. M. club says negotiations remain open for a few days and a conference may occur. He demands a guaranteed representative ball club and financial responsibility before a working agreement. If Three-I folds Cedar Rapids still expects pro baseball in 1962 with Midwest league ties and possible realignment.
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Herb Drey
D. M. Club
Cedar Rapids
C.R
Milwaukee Braves
Davenport
Braves
Los Angeles Angels
Midwest
Fox Cities
Waterloo
Dubuque
Clinton
Keokuk
Decatur
Quincy
Ninth Grade Wrestlers Open Saturday Pair of Matches
Cedar Rapids 9th grade wrestling begins Saturday with two matches at 9 am. Wilson faces Franklin and McKinley meets Roosevelt. Seventh and 8th grade mat events begin February 10.
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Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Franklin
McKinley
Roosevelt
Collins and Wilson Take Loop Games
Collins Radio blasted Quaker Oats 87 to 20 and Wilson and Co topped Iowa Manufacturing 46 to 37 in industrial league cage games at Roosevelt school. Don McCormick scored 24 and Ray Fuller 19 for Collins. Dick Stemple had 8 for Quaker. Chuck Radcliffe led Wilson with 14 and Jim Henn had 13 for Iowa Manufacturing.
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Collins
Wilson & Co
Iowa Manufacturing
Roosevelt School
Don McCormick
Ray Fuller
Dick Stemple
Quaker
Chuck Radcliffe
Wilson
Jim Henn
Iowa
Collins — Rado
Chittick Tf Pyaneret
Puller Kay Butz Oods
Lanefitt Kerres
Stimple
Iowa Mite
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Hensch
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Henn
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Walters
Hansen
Lucas
Pickart
Peacock Cagers Open Monday in Fayetter Non conference opener
The Upper Iowa University Peacocks start basketball season with a non conference game against Wisconsin State College of Platteville in Fayette high school gym at 7 30 p m. All star Mike King from Keystone is sidelined by a severe ankle sprain but Coach Stan Jack says he showed promise and could start. Sophomore Don Dutton Boone and Senior Bob Meyer Clarence are penciled as starters with Freshmen Pat Halley Chicago and Larry Nemers Waterloo likely joining the lineup.
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Upper Iowa University Peacocks
Wisconsin State College of Plattville
Fayette High School
Mike King
Keystone
Stan Jack
King
Don Dutton
Boone
Bob Meyer
Clarence
Jack
Pat Halley
Chicago
Larry Nemmers
Waterloo
Marion Host to C R Schools Iowa City quadrangular mat meet
Marion coach Bill Linstrom hopes for a strong showing as 8 lettermen return for a 42-man squad. The quadrangular at Marion Saturday features Iowa City Jefferson and Washington with 144 matches set from 9:30 a.m. through the afternoon and evening. Decorah opening loss noted but close bouts and missing four lettermen cited as factors.
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John Pazour
Lary Nelson
Bill Linstrom
Steve Perrin
John Keith
Chuck Huntoon
Nelson Newman
Hubert Jellison
Charlie Brown
Decorah
Iowa City
Jefferson
Washington
Linstrom
Three Teams Lead in Church Volleyball League Action
Three teams opened strong in the Adult Church Volleyball league Thursday night. First Christian St Pauls No 1 and First Lutheran swept 3 games apiece in the A league. St James No 2 and Noelridge Presbyterian led the B loop.
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First Christian
St. Paul’s No
First Lutheran
St. James No
Noelridge Presbyterian
Church league results from Thursday games
The league standings show First Christian defeating First Baptist 15-7 and 15-8 while Grace Brethren lost to Church of the Brethren 12-10 and 11-138. St. James No 1 lost to Church of Brethren 15-3. Other results include Myst Lutheran beating St Marks 15-8 and St Pauls No 1 defeating Grace Brethren 15-6 15-6.
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First Christian
St. James
St. Paul's
First Baptist
First
Aiperne
Grace Brethren
Mark's
Church of Brethren
Myst Lutheran
St. Mark's
Noelridge
Sharon Eub
St. James No
Cedar Christ
Christ Church
Kenwood
Calvin
Cedar Christian
Calvin Pres
Kenwood Pres
Wash Tops Marion Mat Team 30 11 in Wash gym
Washington wins second of season by downing Marion 30 11 as Techau and Kirkpatrick win by fall. Marion claimed only three wins and one tie. Reserve match also went to Washington 37 9.
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Washington
Marion
Dave Techau
George Kirkpatrick
Hwt
Lary Neilson
Dennis Cook
Divorce Granted to Phyllis Hoak from Don Hoak
Pittsburgh AP report says Mrs Phyllis Hoak was granted a divorce from Pittsburgh Pirates third baseman Don Hoak by Judge Sara Soffel in Allegheny County. She cited cruelty and indignities as grounds. The couple married in Fort Worth Texas on August 21 1950 and have three children. she now resides in Coudersport Pennsylvania.
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Phyllis Hoak
Don Hoak
Pittsburgh Pirates
Sara Soffel
Allegheny County
Hoak
Pirate
Hoaks
Fort Worth
Texas
Celtics top Cavaliers in NBA street showdown
In a high scoring NBA Pro Basketball game Cincinnati fell to Boston 159 to 153. The output lists hockey and other league results with Toronto and Montreal tying 1 1 and Detroit beating Boston 3 1.
Bowling Highlights Hal DeWoody and Newlin Shine
Hal DeWoody posted a 677 series and a 277 game to lead Masters league action on Wednesday, while Bob Newlin added a 277 in a night of strong marks. Clair Caldwell and Dottie Telford also excelled with high series and games, as the event produced several standout scores and team totals across men’s and women’s divisions.
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Newlin
AL Dewoody
Bob Newlin
DeWoody Co
Jerabek
Hal
Clair Caldwell
Jerry Cox
Lee Herman
Dottie Telford
Butterfly Cafe
Judy Kehrer
Jubilee Janes
Marien Seastrom
Minnie Smith Pen Wation
Jo Vondra
Rita Cours
Helah Caldwell
Jerry Ox
Hopee Bert
Bill Ketelson
Don McElhinney
MarlandaneCleary
Ili Kemp
Ralph Helm
Burr Leslie
Kohawk Tankers Set for Knox Relays Debut
Coe College fields its first swimming team for the Knox Relays in Galesburg Illinois. Sophomores Bill Agnew Ken Echerd Jim Mitchell and Dave Runge will swim the 200 and 400 freestyle events and the 300 backstroke relay. Bruce Hop leads the freshmen entries Walt Hollender Steve Herring and Dave Glidden also compete in freestyle relays.
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Galesburg
Bill Agnew
Oaklawn
Ill
Agnew
Ken Echerd
Cedar Rapids
Jim Mitchell
Dave Runge
Bruce Hop
Cedar Rapids Washington High
Walt Hollender
Steve Herring
Dave Glidden
Muscatine
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