J Hawks Fall as Clinton Wins 65 60 in MV Conference Clash
Clinton Jefferson of Cedar Rapids forced a lower scoring finish to beat the J-Hawks 65 60. Davelis returned from a Thanksgiving eve auto accident with 17 points as Lorenz added nine, steering Clinton to their first MV victory. Meier Gardner and Marr sparked late Clinton defense to hold off a late J-Hawk rally. Jefferson sophs erupted for 29 in a 57 36 win in the preliminary game.
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Marion Indians Rally Past Manchester 52-45 In Wamac Tilt
Jim McKean led Marion with 18 points and sealed the win with two free throws late as the Indians stayed unbeaten atop the Wamac standings. Mike Smith added 11, John Nieland 11, and Ray Fuller 7 as Marion shot 32 percent while Manchester’s Bill Mawe fouled out in the fourth.
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Jefferson's Matmen Lose To R Island
Jefferson wrestling fell 26-12 to Rock Island in Roosevelt gym as heavyweights tires and late momentum shifted. Ed Popelka Dave Waldr on Hamode Hassen and Sonny Wieland won for Jefferson all by decision. Rock Island 165-pound Benford dominated Tom Wisnovsky 11-1 and Lonnie Winter was held to 1-0 in the heavyweight pin-avoidance finish.
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Warriors Clinton TilteIs Switched
Washington and Clinton basketball game venues have changed for next Friday as bleachers are not ready at the new Washington gym. The Clinton home game on January 24 has been moved to Washington for this season.
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Seixas Saves U.S. in Final Net Match
Vic Seixas of the United States defeated Belgian Jackie Brichant 10-8 6-0 6-1 in the fifth and decisive Davis Cup singles, giving the Americans a 3-2 edge in the interzone final and earning a shot at Australia in Melbourne. Philippe Washer had upset Herb Flam earlier to knot the series at 2-2.
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Big Ten Rejects Iowa Aid Plan Over Eligibility Rules
The Big Ten faculty representatives rejected Iowa proposals to eliminate need as a factor in athletic aid and to extend eligibility to eight semesters. They favored restricting four-year competition and discussed minor rule tweaks while postponing football schedule work to March. A plan to underwrite losses for host schools and a committee to study official payments were approved, with current pay rates noted.
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Moline Falls to Washington in Tough Wrestling Dual
Washington of Cedar Rapids defeated Moline 28 to 17 in a varsity dual meet in Moline. Washington won six of twelve bouts, with Gordy Jones scoring a 41 second pin over Earl Davis at 154 pounds. The reserve match saw Washington dominate the heavier weights for a 46 to 6 win.
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Tutors Lose to N. D. State in NC Conference Clash
North Dakota State led early and cruised to a 70-51 victory over Iowa Teachers. Warren Arman topped the scoring with 24 points as the Bison controlled pace throughout the North Central conference opener.
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Study Plan for 10 Game Schedule for Big Ten Football
Chicago. Faculty representatives approved a proposal for a 10 game Big Ten football season starting in 1959 with a 60 day minimum delay before effect and unanimous consent. The plan would begin on the next to last Saturday in September, with schools not required to play the early game.
California Schools Lead Walkout from Pacific Coast Conference
California UCLA and Southern California announced withdrawals from the Pacific Coast Conference with Stanford signaling possible followup after finalizing commitments through 1960. Regents cited liberal aid rules and scheduling constraints as core issues and UCLA Chancellor Raymond B. Allen predicted Stanford would join.
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Late Surge Seals Coe's 65-55 Victory Over Augustana
Coe College rallied in the final minute to beat Augustana 65-55 in Rock Island. Al Pursell led with 23 points, Keel 12, Black 11, while Lindstrom 15, Schamberger 14, Beese 11 starred for Augustana as the Kohawks survived a 10-0 late run.
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Gibbs scores 38 as Wesleyan top Luther 78 to 62
Big Don Gibbs poured in 38 points to lift Iowa Wesleyan to a 78 to 62 Midwest Conference victory over Luther. Gibbs sparked a second half run after a 32 32 halftime tie, while Bob Ballard added 21 for Wesleyan and Clay Lyon led Luther with 15.
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Prep Basketball Results Across Iowa and Nearby States
A sprawling recap lists high school scores from numerous Iowa conferences and towns including Winthrop, Albernutt, Center Point, Troy Mills, Lamont, Quasqueton, Sigourney, Toeldo, and many others. The item also notes parochial and college results across the Midwest with several standout games and close margins.
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Carter Ladewig Win Pin Honors at Worlds Invitational
Don Carter and Marion Ladewig captured World Invitational pin titles in Chicago Friday night. Carter, 31, from St. Louis, defeated teammate Tom Hennessey by 2.28 Petersen Point in a national TV broadcast. Ladewig, 43, from Grand Rapids, beat Phyllis Notaro, 29, of Brant by 10.38 points.
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Iraputo Wins Decision in United States Debut
Mexican featherweight Kid Ira puto 124 pounds won a 10 round decision over Carmen Iacobucci 120 pounds in San Diego. Referee Hal Richard scored it 9-90. It was Iraputo’s first United States fight. his real name is Ray Perez.
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Ram Freshmen Edge Grinnell 29-0 in Wrestling Test
Cornell freshmen wrestling team defeated Grinnell 29-0 at MT VERNON. Winners named: Jim Whitmer Phil Winslow Russ McClatchey Bill Taylor Ron Zinn Lloyd Dowding Mike Ferguson. Matches include Whitmer over Carl House 130, Winslow over Dave Moga, McClatchey over Dave Ciair, Taylor over Glen Drick, Zinn over Jim Rocker, Dowding over Dave Nixso, Ferguson over Wayne Longell.
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West Union Wrestlers Defeat Elkader 36 11
West Union defeated Elkader 36 to 11 with four falls and two by default. Notable winners include Jic Kramer and Ke Rutledge with decisions, Lowell Whittel and Jason Johansson earning defaults, and Keerne Wyivatne and Dave soipter securing fall leads for their teams.
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Sleepy Klein Leaves Iowa for Decatur Job
Dick Klein known as Sleepy, Iowa’s starting right tackle, quits to take a job in Decatur Illinois with his family moving immediately. He may finish college elsewhere and considers a return to football with the Chicago Bears if he plays next season.
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Coggon Rally Beats Prairie In 43-42 Tilt
Coggon erased a 34-31 deficit after three quarters to edge Prairie 43-42. Ernie Rigel scored 16 for Prairie, Marlon Rohlena added 12, while Heheren led Coggon with 18. Prairie led 26-23 at halftime.
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Finsterwald Leads Sanford Open After 64 Second Round
Don Finsterwald shot 64 to finish two rounds at 133 and hold a one stroke lead over Marty Furgol in the Sanford Open in Sanford Florida. The second round produced two 64s, spotlighting a tightly bunched field in the $15,000 event.
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