Norsemen Open with Michigan 5 in Lutheran tourney
Luther College faces Michigan Lutheran of Detroit in the Luther Welfare benefit basketball tournament first round at Mt Prospect Illinois. Michigan Lutheran comes in undefeated through eight starts with a 39 game home streak snapped. Wardell Dyson and Eddie Jenkins lead the Saints front line and scoring for Luther.
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Decorah — Luther College
Michigan Lutheran of Detroit
Lutheran Welfare
Mt. Prospect
Luther
Michigan Lutheran
Carthage College
Wartburg
Prospect High School
Northern Michigan
Frank Barth
Lake Forest
Ill
Rolf Walsberg
Overland Park
Kan
Cedar Rapids
Bill Scott
Rock Island
Kent Finanger
Chicago
No Change In Top 20 Girls' Basketball Poll
The Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union reports no changes in the top 20 after 20 games. Union-Whitten leads with a 115-76 win over Gilbert and faces Ruthven, while Allison-Bristow and Sacred Heart of Monticello post two wins each.
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Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
Union-Whitten
Gilbert
Denise Long
Allison-Bristow
Sacred Heart of Monticello
Union- Whitten
Ruthven
Hartley
Everly
Terris
Deanne Broadie
Rockwell City
Lake City
Ogden
Stratford
Iowa
Bennett
Sacred Heart
Monticello
Montezuma
Jone
Linda Lafrenz
Junior
Jo Jo White Leads Kansas Past Nebraska In Big Eight Opener
Kansas burst ahead 21-7 and rolled to an 82-56 victory over Nebraska as Jo Jo White scored a career high 29 points and added six steals. Bruce Sloan and Dave Robisch contributed for Kansas while Cliff Meely led Colorado past Oklahoma 63-56 in the other opener.
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Kansas
Nebraska
Jo Jo White
Cornhuskers
Colorado
Oklahoma
Buffaloes
Ted Owens
Cipriano
White
Owens
Cliff Meely
Buffs
Ron Smith
Mike Coleman
Clifford Ray
Sooners
Sox Walseth
John’ McLeod
Tigers
Cowboys
OSU
Henry P. Iba
Sertoma International
Mexico City
Dave Robisch
Jayhawks
Bruce Sloan
Huskers
Leroy Chalk
Oklahome
Gator Northwestern
Florida
Boston Bees
Georgia
Muhlenburg
Ihe Ie
Middleburg
East Straudsbury
Ings
Lafayette
Wilk Aighspire ‘Haun Hay Bloomsbure
Mansti Towson St
Susquehanna
Brisham Mi
California
Oregon
Stonehill
N.Y. Aire
Monmouth
Paterson
Elassic Lewis Ae Tee
de Lane
Non Scalge
Eolumabia
Slanford
Santa Clara
Marshall
Mich
Taylor
Adrian
Ferris State
Howard Payne
Dallas Baptist
Lassic
Earl McCulloch Named NFL Rookie of the Year
Earl McCulloch of the Detroit Lions was chosen as the NFL rookie of the year by the Sporting News on Thursday. This honor highlights his standout first season and impact for Detroit in 1946.
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Earl McCulloch
ST. Louis
Detroit Lions
Sporting News
National Football League
College Basketball Tournament Roundup Across Several Classics
Regional tournaments feature Buccaneers Baylor and Virginia posting wins while Central Connecticut and Northeastern claim victories. Other highlights include Northern Iowa over Augustana and Eastern Michigan topping St. Cloud with multiple All-College results and classic matchups across Grand Canyon-like events.
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Baylor
Ptwillem & Mary
A Tech
Augustana
Concordia
Minn
Eau Claire
Eastern Michigan
St. Cloud
Lincoln
Drury
St. Joan's
Quincy Holiday
Penance
Kenyon
Millikin Washburn
Oral Renerts
Tennessee A&l
Quincy
Chadron
Western
Dakota Tech
Gphanhandie
A&m
Kan
Morris
No Room For These 2 Goalies
Gump Worsley and Rod Gilbert prepare to return to NHL action for Montreal and New York. Worsley resumes workouts after a month sidelined by nervous exhaustion. Gilbert skates after a knee/ankle injury and may play in the weekend series. Esposito shines for Montreal with 34 saves as Fleming stars for New York in a 3 1 victory over Oakland. St Louis, Minnesota, and Los Angeles also win or draw.
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Gump Worsley
Rod Gilbert
National Hockey League
Worsley
Montreal Canadians
Gilbert
New York
Oakland
Rangers
Canadians
Tony Esposito
Montreal
Toronto
Esposito
Reggie Fleming
Fleming
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Henri Richard
Bobby Roussseau
Bruce Gamble
John Ferguson
Gary Smith
Jean Ratelle
Phil Goyette
Dave Balon
Renger
Balon
Gary Jerrett
Gary Sabourin
Blues
Danny Grant
North Stars
UNI Hands Morningside 101 84 Loss
Northern Iowa rallied from a slow start to beat Morningside 101 84 in the North Central conference tournament. Huelman scored 25 points, Anderson 24, Martin 20 for UNI, which led 42 39 at halftime. Tweedie and Jenkins added 31 for North Dakota in a separate regional game.
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Sioux
Falls
Augustana
North Dakota
Morningside
South Dakota
North Dakota State
South Dakota State
Mankato
Minn
Northern Iowa
Larry Lust
Ken Huelman
UNI
Huelman
Skip Anderson
John Martin
Iowans
Don Tweedie
al Jenkins
Cedar Rapids
Mike White
United States Clinches Fourth Davis Cup Title
The United States earned its fourth Davis Cup in 18 years with Stan Smith and Bob Lutz defeating Australia’s Ray Ruffels and John Alexander 6-4 6-4 6-2 in the deciding doubles. The U S lead stood 3 0 as the match concluded in 67 minutes at Adelaide Australia.
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United States
Adelelaide
Australia
Harry Hopman
Stan Smith
Bob Lutz
University of Southern California
Ray Ruffels
John Alexander
Jo Jo White Scores In Big Eight Tourney Night Action
Kansas guard Jo Jo White scored a basket on Thursday night during the Big Eight conference tournament in Kansas City. Nebraska defender Tom Scantlebury, wearing number 24, guarded him on the play.
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Kansas
Jo Jo White
Kansas City
Tom Scantlebury
Nebraska
Iowa Wrestling Poll Keeps Sagvatay Press Involved
The Waterloo Courier conducts the Iowa Wrestling Coaches Association poll for Sagvatay Press. The system aims to reflect top teams though some doubt polls influence voter behavior.
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Iowa Wrestling Coaches Assn
Waterloo Courier
Sagvatay Press Assn
Waterloo West tops poll. J-Hawks beat West in dual meet
Waterloo West leads the northeast district AAA poll, Cedar Falls second, Jefferson of Cedar Rapids third. The Hawks defeated West 24 to 12 in a dual meet prior to the poll. Controversy swirls over forfeit rulings impacting Waterloo West football victories and alleged extenuating circumstances in several fall cases.
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Waterloo West
Cedar Falls
Jefferson of
Cedar Rapids
theHawks
West High
Bill MecNiel
J-Hawks
Waterloo
West
Tihsaa
County wide complaint over forfeits and new prep rule
The piece discusses a Waterloo violation and its impact on Regina of Iowa City and Waterloo Columbus. It argues players may have known or ignored the rule read at practice start and predicts modifications next year to limit school penalties while increasing penalties for knowledgeable violators.
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Regina
Iowa City
Waterloo
Columbus
Buckeyes Cancel Beef Bowl Dinner Plan
Los Angeles AP report says Ohio State Buckeyes cancel traditional Beef Bowl dinner as players concentrate on the Rose Bowl. The event invites players from Rose Bowl squads to dinner on separate evenings. Southern California ate 2715 pounds last week.
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Los Angeles
Ohio
Buckeye
Southern California
Ohio State
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