Clinton River Kings Tame Warriors In 74 55 Victory
Clinton, defending MVAC champs, used sharp free throws and solid defense to beat Cedar Rapids Washington 74 55. Ted Davelis and Gary Lorenz combined for 40 Clinton points as Clinton opened a 20 point third quarter lead and pulled away. Washington led early but faltered with seven turnovers in the first period and could not sustain offense.
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Cedar Rapids Washington
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Ted Davelis
Gary Lorenz
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Jack Marr
Carlton Albright
Denny Meyers
Lynn Lyon
Bearle
Tar Heels survive Gopher upset bid in Lexington
North Carolina won 73-67 over Minnesota to extend its 37-game winning streak but faced West Virginia next after the Mountaineers upset Kentucky 77-70 in the Kentucky Invitational. Pete Brennan led UNC with 27 points while Ron Johnson topped Minnesota with 28.
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Associated Press
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Marcie Miller
Leo Shaffer
North Carolina
Gophers
West Virginia
Kentucky
Seattle
UCLA
Lexington
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Ron Johnson
Waterloo Trojans win fifth straight with 81 40 victory
Waterloo East remains undefeated after an 81 to 40 win over Jefferson of Cedar Rapids. The Trojans took a 6-0 start and pulled away with a balanced scoring attack as all regulars made four or more field goals.
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Waterloo
Jefferson
Cedar Rapids
Trojans
Thompson 4th Best Scorer For Phillips
BARTLESVILLE Okla UP Former Iowa State great Gary seenate is off to a strong rookie year at Phillips a ten year with the 5 foot 10 inch guard ranking fourth in scoring through 15 games averaging 10.2 points per game His best 18 point effort came against Hastings Neb He also shines in passing defense and plays a pest on offense creating steals and quick feeds to teammates
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Bartlesville
Okla
Iowa State
Gary Seenate
Ai Phillips
Burdy Haldorson
Joe Dean
Jim Livey
Thompson
Hastings
Neb
Edge
Sanders Still Considering AGM Offer from Texas A M
Los Angeles based report says UCLA football coach Red Sanders returned from Houston and is weighing a Texas A M offer said to be among the most lavish ever made to a coach. Sanders has not yet committed, awaiting talks with UCLA officials and a possible board of control decision.
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Los Angeles
INS
Red Sanders
Texas A.&m
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Bruin
Houston
Aggie
Board of Control
Ucla Board of Control
Decorah Loses Wrestling Test in Duel with Cedar Falls
Special to The Gite. Cedar Falls edged Decorah 25 to 20 in a high school duel. Decorah led a late rally with four victories and a draw in the last five matches but failed to overcome the early deficit. Decorah won the reserve match 22-19. Notable bouts included Husome of CF and Espe, Grandoner over Pranna, Dow over Gaville, and a 4-4 team score with Evens drawing.
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Regis Opens New High School Gym With Double Header
Regis will host a double header tonight starting at 6 45 p m to inaugurate the new Regis high school gym St Vene faces Iowa City St Patrick s in the opener and IC meets Loras of Dubuque in the nightcap Admission is 75 cents for adults 50 cents for high school students and 35 cents for grade school students
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East sinks Jefferson as reserves dominate in rout
Jerry Holbrook led East with 22 points on seven field goals and perfect free throw shooting, while Waterloo’s Bill Burkes played most of the game. East held a 61-24 lead after three periods as coach Murray Wier used the bench, with second and third units widening the gap to 75-33 and 81-39. Jefferson struggled to finish 15 of 61 from the floor, and their sophomores split a 48-43 win behind Lary Thomas and John Kincaid scoring.
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East
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East Sophs
All-Ac and Local Scores From Major Iowa Meet
A sprawling list of results shows Winthrop and Fall teams, Central City and Norway, Dinsdale and Dysart, and many others tallying wins and losses across varied leagues. Notable pairings include Oxford over Parnell, Solon over Riverside, and West Liberty beating Springville while Wilton Jet topped Lone Tree, with numerous district counties and towns cited.
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Elma
Chester
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Karras Signs Pro Pact With Lions
Alex Karras Iowa two time All American tackle signed a one year pro contract with the Detroit Lions. The 239 pound Outland trophy winner was pursued by Winnipeg of the Canadian league which eyed a package deal with Iowa players. If his rookie pay is $12 000 he could earn over $37 000 next year.
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Alex Karras
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Detroit Lions
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Frank Gillian
Detroit
Jerry Reichow
Lions
West Union tops West Central 23-19 in wrestling meet
West Union edge West Central 23-19 as Lyle Johannson wins heavyweight 10-9 sealing the win. Other results include Milt Grimes and Buhr scoring decisions, Roser Decker and Brey wins, Rueber and Grimes stalemate, plus early forfeit points for both teams.
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Lyle Johannsan
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Milt Grimes
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Dohse
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Mm Roser Decker
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Dean Rueber
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Postville Wins Mat Meet 39 15 Over Elkader
Postville wrestling rolled to a 39 15 victory over Elkader Friday night led by falls from Grant Snitker Bob Berns Frank Wittenberger and Ken Pewt plus wins by Jopn Wittenberger Stan Glawe and Clinton Carson. Elkader’s Fred Wagner earned a fall.
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Grant Snitker
Bob Berns
Frank Wittenberger
Ken Pewt
Fred Wagner
Jopn Wittenberger
Jim
Jamer
Iedetane Burns
Kent
Lowell
Pered ‘Wagner
John Waters
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Dave Behraenpeet
Stan Glawe
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St Ambrose Beats North Dakota 79 62 To Even Record
St Ambrose college moved to .500 with a 79 62 victory over North Dakota University. Center Bernie Brennan scored 23 points and guard Kevin Fenway added 18 as Ambrose pulled away after halftime.
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Minhon Squnate Garden Kerwin Outpoints In New York
In New York Valley Stream fighter Minhon Square Garden Ges Kerwin outpointed Jimmy 1474. In New Orleans Bobby Body from Chicago outpointed Charley Joseph 1544. The brief results indicate close verdicts with judges tallying clear decisions.
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Minhon Sqnate
Ges Kerwin
Valley Stream
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New Orleans
Bobby Body
Chicago
Charley Joseph
Mackay Ordered Off Court Ahead of Davis Cup Clash
Barry Mackay the 22 year old American Davis Cup rookie was told not to approach the court to preserve his edge before next week’s challenge round with Australia. He has been the team’s hardest worker, training twice daily, while Vic Seixas also remains in peak form for the United States as they prepare to face Mal Anderson and Ashley Cooper in Melbourne.
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Seixas
Gardnar Mulloy
Coliseum Rejected Dodgers Home Games Proposal
Los Angeles Dodgers failed to win approval to use Memorial Coliseum for home games in the next two seasons. A 4-4 tie among the nine-member Coliseum Commission leaves Pasadena as the likely alternative for the Dodgers and Rose Bowl venue.
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Memorial Coliseum
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Parker Named East Coach in Pro Bowl
Buddy Parker of the Pittsburgh Steelers was named to coach the Eastern conference in the Pro Bowl on January 12. Parker, in his first season with Pittsburgh, previously led the Detroit Lions to two NFL championships. The Western coach will be Frankie Albert of the 49ers or George Wilson of Detroit.
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Pittsburgh Steelers
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Pittsburgh
Detroit Lions
Frankie Albert
San Francisco 49Ers
George Wilson
Detroit
Commings Named North Starter In Orange Bowl
Nine Big Ten players will start for the North team against the Southern all-stars in the Orange Bowl. Bob Commings of Iowa and Joe Caruthers of Michigan State will share guard duties as part of coach Duffy Daugherty's offense. Other starters include Bob Jewett, Dave Kaiser, Larry Foul, Bob Lee, Jerry Goebel, Jim Ninowski, Ken Mikes, Chuck Shea, and Ray Nitschke.
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Fla
Big Ten
Iowa
Bob Commings
Duffy Daugherty
Michigan State
Commings
Joe Carruthers
Offen- Commings Five Unit. Daugherty
Bob Jewett
Dave Kaiser
Larry Foul
Michigan
Bob Lee
Missouri
Jerry Goebel
Jim Ninowski
Ken Mikes
Purdue
Chuck Shea
Stanford
Ray Nitschke
Illinois
Kerwin Claims Upset Win In Madison Square Garden Bout
New York AP Kerwin, a Canadian-born light weight living in Valley Stream New York, defeated Jimmy Archer at Madison Square Garden by decision. Kerwin praised his punching while acknowledging his politeness and plans to campaign as a light welterweight. promoter Lang urged patience as he builds the promising fighter.
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Gale Kerwin
Valley Stream
N. Y
Jimmy Archer
Madison Square Garden
Bobby Boyd Stops Charles Joseph In New Orleans Bout
In New Orleans AP reports Bobby Boyd, a 25 year old from Chicago, used a sharp right and reach advantage to outbox Charles Joseph, a 26 year old part time barber, in ten hard rounds. Boyd controlled the bout from the start as a cut opened over Joseph's eye in the fourth and hampered his vision late.
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Bobby Boyd
Chicago
Charles Joseph
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Williams Clinches Ninth Slugging Championship in Classy Season
Chicago report notes Ted Williams won his ninth slugging title with a .731 pace, the top mark among major leaguers in the past 16 years. Although details are sparse, the achievement highlights Williams as the league’s leading power hitter for the season.
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Chicago
Ted Williams
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