Big Ten Denies Hollis Extra Year Of Eligibility
The Big Ten Conference ruled Hollis remains ineligible for a further year after playing 25 minutes in the 1961 season opener against Southern Cal, despite Iowa seeking another season. Larry Snyder of Cedar Rapids was deemed eligible for another semester in gymnastics, amid the conference weighing a Rose Bowl pact with West Coast Big Five negotiators.
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Controversial foul in Regis' 53-50 loss
In a Burlington 53-50 win, officials were blamed for the outcome after Regis coach Bob Jennings protested a late charging call. With Burlington ahead 51-50, Regis guard Dave Fish was whistled for charging, awarding the Grayhounds possession and sparking the dispute.
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Marion Indians Stun Manchester 58 36 In Big Ten Era Run
Marion Luense and Covington used height to overpower Manchester 58 36 in the Manhawk gym. Bob Hoglund led with 15 points, Hartgrave 11, McKean 10, as Marion pulled away after a tight first three quarters.
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Local teams clash in wide array of high school results
Night of scores features B Linn Mar 68 Central City 58 and 44 Central City sophs. Alburnett 52 Coron 2A. Center Point 65 Trey Mills lead Garrison 67. many other district games across Cedar Rapids to Dubuque with wide point totals and numerous junior varsity contests.
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Linn-Mar Rally Caps 68-58 Victory Over Central City
Linn-Mar Lions overturn a 20-7 first quarter deficit to beat Central City 68-58 at Central City. Don Rinderknecht hit key free throws to swing the lead, while Roger Fernow sealed the finish as Linn-Mar extended the gap to 8 points. Ken Elam scored 21.
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The
Big Ten cross country meet set for November
The 1962 Big Ten cross country championship will be run on November 12 at Town, date decided at the conference meeting in Chicago.
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Bennett Boys Beat Calamus 67 51. Girls Win 73 28
Bennett boys toppled Calamus 67 to 51 led by Mowry with 22 points and Stewart 17 for Calamus. Bennett girls won 73 to 28 as Statler scored 22 and Stephens had 17 for Calamus.
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Regis Sophs Win Sixth Straight Victory Over Burlington
The Regis sophomore team extended its win streak to six with a 54 41 victory. Rick Louk led Regis with 12 points while John Locher added 10. Burlington’s Loghry scored 12 points.
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Wash Swimmers Defeat Central in MV Conference Meet
Washington defeated Davenport Central 57 to 38 Friday night in a Mississippi Valley conference swimming meet. Readouts list event winners across strokes and relays with times and placements for both teams.
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St Cloud State Defeats Luther In Non conference Game
St Cloud State beat Luther College 82 to 62 in a non conference game. St Cloud led 37 to 25 at halftime and opened a 28 point margin. John Blorake led St Cloud with 15 points while Luther’s Dave Aarsvold had 11 points.
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Clinton Nips River Kings 39-38 in tight finish
Clinton edges Jefferson 39-38 after a frenetic final minute. Dick Broderson sat foul trouble, Wingfield and Law sparked Jefferson with late baskets while Clinton defense forced missed opportunities in the closing seconds. Nesbitt led Clinton with 12 points. Wingfield and Long paced Jeff with 10 and 9.
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Islanders Edge Wash On Late Rally 52-49 Thriller
Rock Island endured a tight Valley conference game to defeat Cedar Rapids Washington 52-49. Ed Bastian led Rock Island with 20 points aided by John Marshek and Ron Teague, as the Rocks rallied from a halftime deficit to clinch in the final seconds.
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Keystone Beats Prairie 37 32 In Non Conference Clash
Keystone defeated Prairie 37 to 32 as Prairie led in field goals 15 to 13 but fell short at the free throw line 11 to 2. Prairie’s sophomores won 25 22 behind Jim Voigt scoring 7 points.
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Jeff Wrestlers Dominate Clinton In Valley Meet
Jefferson High School remained undefeated with a 29 to 17 victory over Clinton in a Mississippi Valley conference wrestling meet. The J Hawk reserves routed Clinton 52 to 0 with multiple decisive pins and class matches highlighted by Jeff wins from wrestlers including Grant, Steve, and Bill Armitage, while Clinton posted several individual wins in lighter weight bouts.
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Army Fires Hall With Year To Go
West Point, N Y Dale Hall’s contract as Army football coach was terminated effective immediately. Hall, who had one year left on a four year deal since succeeding Col Earl H Blaik, never defeated Navy in his tenure.
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Wash Sophs Fall 61 to 48 at Rock Island
Rock Island sophomores defeated Washington 61 to 48 with Wood and Barber scoring 13 points each. Estling led the Warriors with 16 points.
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Oles Hand Coe First Loop Loss
NORTHFIELD MINN St Olaf defeats Coe 68 65 in Midwest conference action on free throws late Mark Ramot sinks six in final three minutes and Earl Groth adds 20 points for St Olaf Coe co captain Dick Rhiner scores 22 as AP Player of the Week rehabbing a broken rib Both teams now 2 1 for the season Coe travels to Carleton and St Olaf meets Grinnell
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Clinton Sophs Down Jefferson in Preliminary
Clinton Sophs beat Jefferson sophomores 51 to 38 in a preliminary game. Clinton jumped to a 16-0 lead before Jefferson scored, with Dwaine Gray scoring 14 to lead Clinton.
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