Luther College Tops Buena Vista 78 59 in Iowa Tilt
Luther College defeated Buena Vista 78 59 to stay in the thick of the Iowa conference race. Clay Lyon returned to score 13 points while Jim Lind led all with 17 as Luther pulled away in the second half, improving to 3 1 in league play and dropping Buena Vista to 3 2.
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Wash Sophs Roll 63-55 Over Jefferson
Washington sophomores defeated cross-town rival Jefferson 63-55 in Jefferson gym. Marshek sank 13 of 15 free throws, boosting Wash with a 27-7 edge from the charity stripe. The teams traded baskets through three periods, Wash holding a 25-23 halftime lead.
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Iowa Matmen pin Illini 23 9 in Big Ten meet
Iowa Hawkeyes defeated Illinois 23 to 9 in a Big Ten wrestling meet in Iowa City. Pat Kelly earned Illinois’s lone victory with a pin over Joe Mullins. the rest of the Cards went to Iowa with two draws and five Iowa wins.
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Wilson May Shuffle Lions Coaching Staff
DETROIT AP George Wilson with a new contract to coach the Detroit Lions again next season may shuffle his staff for the 1960 NFL campaign. The Lions board of directors gave Wilson a 1960 contract at a Friday meeting. Edwin J. Anderson was given a vote of confidence as president general manager.
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Washington Warriors pull away to 68 52 win over Jefferson
Washington shakes off intra city nerves to extend its 6 game winning streak with a 68-52 victory over Jefferson. Tom Nelson led with 16 points as Washington dominates the second half, building a 57 38 edge and delivering a confident 3rd quarter sprint. Jefferson shot 24 percent, while Washington had four players in double figures. Two technical fouls punctuated a heated rivalry at Warrior gym.
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FTs Decide Irish Bid as Sacred Heart Beats St Patrick's 67-51
Sacred Heart of Oelwein used free throws to stay unbeaten in a 67-51 win over St Patrick's in the St Patrick's gym. Bob Short scored 29 for Sacred Heart while Mick Garris added 8 in the fourth quarter to seal the victory. Larry Hostak led St Patrick's with 16. Oelwein shot 51 attempts to St Patrick's 66, with Sacred Heart connecting on 23 of 51 from the line and 22 of 47 from the field. The Irish played without head coach Joe Kenney due to his father's death.
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Altenberg sparks Cornell past Carleton 91 76 in Midwest clash
Cornell guard Ron Altenberg scoring 38 points leads Cornell to a 91 76 win over Carleton. Rich Merz adds 25 as Cornell improves to 2 1 in the Midwest Conference while Carleton falls to 2 3. Altenberg nets 17 field goals on 27 shots and displays versatility by scoring from long range and inside.
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Braun Named Playing Coach of the Knickerbockers
In Boston Carl Braun takes the helm as playing coach of the New York Knickerbockers, saying no current plans for personnel changes. He debuts today after replacing Fuzzy Levane, chosen by owner Ned Irish.
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Unitas to Receive Bert Bell Memorial Award
Johnny Unitas of Baltimore will be honored as the outstanding professional football player of the year with the first annual Bert Bell Memorial Award in Philadelphia.
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Davenport tops Jefferson in MVC wrestling meet 33 15
Davenport wrestlers defeated Jefferson 33 to 15 to hand the Jefferson Hawks their first Mississippi Valley Conference loss. George Slocum at 103 pounds was the lone Jeff win, with a 5 0 decision over Jeff Hubner. Jefferson took two falls from Herb Richards and Jim Turner. Davenport also won the junior varsity meet 25 19 with several matches listed.
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Ernie Banks Granted 20 Intentional Walks in 1959
Cincinnati AP reports Chicago Cubs slugger Ernie Banks was intentionally walked 20 times in 1959, the highest in the National League, as official averages show Banks repeatedly faced base runners with men on.
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Action Tonight Two Top High School Games in Cedar Rapids
Washington's unbeaten Warriors race to maintain lead in the Mississippi Valley Conference hosting Clinton at 8 15. Regis welcomes arch rival Regina of Iowa City for an 8 15 tip as the evening lineup features two top attractions.
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Wahlert Prevails Over Regis In Turbulent 62-55 Clash
Wahlert of Dubuque defeated Regis 62-55 after a foul plagued second half. Regis led 47-40 after three quarters but saw Denny Phillips Joe Toman and Jim Affeldt foul out as Wahlert capitalized on free throws, with Toman scoring 16 for Regis and Fogarty 11 for Wahlert. Freshmen Jim Cummins and John Carrigg saw varsity debuts.
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Free Throws Lift Anamosa To 54 52 Win Over Marion
Anamosa survives a tight game at Anamosa with 54 52 victory over Marion after Dave Wessels made two free throws at the buzzer. Pat Davis led Anamosa with 19 points, Warren Wortman added 16, and Bob Berry scored 24 for Marion in a clash that featured late rallies and key offensive boards.
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Postville Wrestlers Topple Wapsie Valley
Postville wrestling defeated Wapsie Valley 36 to 12 in their first full year competition. Don Koenig pinned his heavyweight opponent in 38 seconds for the fastest fall. Kirk Hellum, Dick Berns, John Wittenberger, Gene Berns, Dave Schmelzer, Allen Tinker, Neil Heckman, Ron Schara and Don Koenig won by pin or decision in multiple weight classes.
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Cedar Falls pins Decorah in Northeast Iowa meet
Cedar Falls defeated Decorah 38 to 11 in a Northeast Iowa conference wrestling meet. Cedar Falls won most bouts with only three matches lost. Cedar Falls reserves also won 26 to 25. Individual results include multiple decisions and pins for Cedar Falls, with Decorah victories limited to a few matches.
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Purdue Edges UCLA 75 74 In Tight Big Ten Matchup
College basketball scores show Purdue nips UCLA 75 74 while Ohio State, Butler and Kansas State post wins. The report lists numerous games across Big Ten Big Eight and regional leagues with a mix of final scores and upcoming matchups.
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Various Iowa high school basketball scores and standings
Aceeds of games from Upper aowe to Postville and surrounding towns show scores for teams including Rh-Fikader Bumne B-Fiksder West Union Postville Waukon Luana Volga B-Vol ea Ayr, Edgewood Monticello Manchester Maquoketa and many others with prep wrestling results Cedar Falls Decorah Iowa Falls and Davenport. The list includes multiple competition outcomes and regional results across the Upper Mississippi area.
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Baugh Named to New York Titans Post
Sam Baugh, returning to pro football after seven years ranching and coaching, signed a three year contract as head coach of the New York Titans of the new American Football League. He favors college football adopting pro rules to improve the game, saying pro football is the best. He noted Hardin-Simmons University advocates the change.
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Want Ads Classifieds Highlight Readership Interest
A brisk survey of want ads shows readers are scanning employment and sale listings. Local shoppers seek bargains, job seekers post brief notices, and small businesses place brief service ads amid daily classifieds.
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