Loyola Ramblers climb in UPI poll led by Duke surge
Loyola Chicago Ramblers rise from seventh to fifth on the UPI coaches poll after three wins including 102-96 over defending champs UCLA. Michigan rebounds to ninth with 5-0 Big Ten, while Duke leads with 28 first place votes and 338 points.
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Cedar Rapids Coach Wins State Jaycee Physical Fitness Award
Fred Winter of Cedar Rapids is named state winner of the Junior Chamber of Commerce physical fitness award. Norm Nichols of the Cedar Rapids Jaycees announced the honor, with Winter to receive it after a state banquet in Fort Dodge. The retired Cedar Rapids schools director is praised for his coaching and early welfare work. State winners may compete for national honors with a Washington, C D C trip and $1,000 prize for three finalists.
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Waterloo Hikes Lead in Hockey
Waterloo's Black Hawks, six points ahead of Marquette St. Paul and Rochester, dominate against Green Bay with 3-2 and 10-4 wins as U S Hockey League campaign nears half completion. A weekend Fox Valley series could cement the edge while St. Paul and Rochester clash elsewhere.
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Cedar Rapids Table Tennis League Formed
A Cedar Rapids table tennis league has been formed and plans its organizational meeting Thursday from 7 to 9 30 p.m. at Nissen Trampoline Co. Prospective players and anyone wishing to form a team are urged to attend. The league has seven tables and officers include Pete Verteiko as president and N V Raman as secretary treasurer. Contact Raman at 366 1294 for details.
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Duke Holds No 1 in AP
Duke remains the top team in the AP poll after a 13th straight win and 15th in 16 games. Kentucky holds the No 2 spot with 17 first place votes and 386 points after two victories, Vanderbilt rises to third as Providence falls.
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Yankees Sign Friend Amaro in 1966 contract moves
New York signed pitcher Bob Friend and shortstop Sandy Amaro after offseason trades. Friend, 35, joined from Pittsburgh for Pete Mikkelsen with an estimated $42,000 deal and eyed the fifth starter role. Amaro, coming from Philadelphia for Phil Linz, contends for the regular shortstop job after Tony Kubek’s retirement.
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Dempsey Cleaners and Life Investors Win Slo-Break Games
Dempsey Cleaners trimmed C. R. Paint 51 36 while Life Investors edged Rapids Machinery 42 35 in the Men's Slo-Break league on Monday. Ed Kells led with 16 points, followed by 14 from Bill Travis and Rich White. other scorers included Paul Phalen and Ed Gorman for C. R. Paint and Termy Thomsen and Ace Loomis for Life Investors.
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Jeff Baker fuels J-Hawks with 22 points 19 rebounds in key win
Jeff Baker, a 6-6 junior, powered the J-Hawks to a 75-56 victory over Wash as he posted 22 points and 19 rebounds. Baker nears the school single season rebound mark while teammates and coaches praise his rising scoring and improved jumping.
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Twins net $762000 for 1965 season
The Minnesota Twins reported a net income of $762000 for 1965, up $169000 from 1964. The American League champions declared a $2.70 dividend, the highest ever, following a 2-for-1 stock split. Gross income reached $5.3 million versus $3.9 million in 1964.
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Mark Taken Prisoner by Outlaws on Rifleman
A report states a person was taken prisoner by vicious outlaws during the program Rifleman aired Tuesday at 6 00 PM on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Trial date moved up in Wisconsin antitrust suit against baseball
Milwaukee AP Judge Elmer Roller advanced Start of Wisconsin antitrust suit against baseball to February 28 from March 7 after baseball league owners balked at orders. The state had asked for February 21 and earlier dates, while delays followed lobbying and legal prep needs.
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Betty McNall Leads Women Bowlers In Weekend Action
Betty McNall tops women bowlers with 242 and 608 in His and Hers league. Judy Morning adds a 214 for Torchlighters while Joanne Pudil and Arsene Core post 213s. Frank Perez leads men with 242 in Saturday Night Mixed. John Kehrer posts a 22 series in Elmecrest Mixed. Cedar Rapids readies for the annual 700 McHall tournament at Jubilee Lanes on Feb 5. contact George McKinley for entry.
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Burlington JC Hands Moberly 89 67 in Key Junior College Clash
No. 2 Burlington Community College upset No. 1 Moberly 89 to 67 at home. Sam Williams scored 30 and pulled down 21 rebounds as Burlington snapped Moberly's 12 game win streak and improved to 14 2 on the season.
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Harrelson Leads Baseball Golf Event in Miami
Defending champion Ken Harrelson of the Kansas City Athletics will lead a field of 35 major league players coaches and managers in the 6th annual Baseball Players golf tournament in Miami Springs February 2023. The 72 hole medal play event at the Miami Country Club is sponsored by the city of Miami Alvin Dark KC manager a four time winner and strong favorite also enters.
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Army Cager Silliman Undergoes Knee Surgery
Mike Silliman, Army basketball's top scorer, underwent left knee surgery Monday. Cartilage was removed and ligaments repaired after an injury at Rutgers last Wednesday, ending his season with the Cadets.
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Johnson School meet sees McHugh Victor take early lead
Peter Mc Hugh wins with 100 points at Johnson school in goal shooting. Steve O Donnell finishes second with 80 points and Steve Biella places third with 75 points.
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Marion 7th-8th Handily Beats Anamosa For Perfect Season
Marion seventh and eighth graders remain undefeated after a 30 to 3 victory over Anamosa Monday, sealing a flawless season. The meet featured pins by Olsan, Niberentas, Gross, Danford, Gilbert, Kovba, Hial, and Nelly as Marion dominated the action.
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Ohio State Nips Badgers In Overtime
Ohio State rallied from 17 down with a pressing defense to edge Wisconsin 87-81 in overtime. Al Rowley scored 18 and Al Peters 20 as the Buckeyes improved to 2-3 in the Big Ten. Bob Dove added 16 and Bill Hosket 19 for Ohio State while Wisconsin’s Ron Sepic Barnes Zubor each had 16.
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Hurtubise Named 1965 Philadelphia’s Most Courageous Athlete
Auto racer Jim Hurtubise of North Tonawanda New York received the 1965 honor from the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association for extraordinary bravery in sports.
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