Loyola Ramblers Rise in UPI Poll After Upset Win
Loyola Ramblers jump from seventh to fifth in the UPI coaches poll after three victories, including a 102-96 upset of defending champion UCLA. Michigan slides from the top group but rebounds to ninth with a 5-0 Big Ten record as Duke leads with 28 first place votes and 338 points.
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United Press International
Fred Winter Wins State Fitness Award For Cedar Rapids
Fred Winter of Cedar Rapids has been named the state winner of the Junior Chamber of Commerce physical fitness award. Norm Nichols of the Cedar Rapids Jaycees announced the honor, noting Winter’s long career as a coach and physical education director. He retired last year after decades as Cedar Rapids public schools physical welfare director.
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Washington, D. C
Waterloo Hawks Extend Lead in U S Hockey League
Waterloo's Black Hawks tightened their grip on the league title with a weekend sweep of Green Bay Bobcats 3-2 on Saturday and 10-4 on Sunday to move six points clear of Marquette St Paul and Rochester. Upcoming Fox Valley series looms as key in maintaining the advantage.
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Table Tennis League Formed in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids forms Table Tennis League with seven tables at Nissen Trampoline Co. An organizational meeting is scheduled Thursday from 7 to 9 30 p.m. Pete Verteiko is president and N V Raman secretary treasurer. Contact Raman at 366-1294 for more details.
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Duke Holds No 1 in AP Poll
Duke remains the top-ranked team in the AP poll with 24 first-place votes and 398 points after a win over North Carolina State. Kentucky holds second with 386 points after two victories, and Vanderbilt rises to third behind Providence.
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Yankees Sign Friend Amaro To 1966 Contracts
New York signed pitcher Bob Friend and shortstop Sandy Amaro as 1966 acquisitions. Friend, 35, came from Pittsburgh for Pete Mikkelsen and could start as fifth starter, with a $42,000 deal. Amaro, from Philadelphia for Phil Linz, is set to contend for the regular shortstop job vacated by Tony Kubek’s retirement.
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Phil Linz
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Pirates
Phils
Tony Kubek
Slo-Break League Scores Highlight Dempsey and Life Investors
Dempsey Cleaners defeated C R Paint 51 to 36 and Life Investors edged Rapids Machinery 42 to 35 in Monday night play. Ed Kells led with 16 points, followed by Bill Travis and Rich White with 14 each. Other scorers included Mort Pichart with 10 for RP R C Co and Ed Gorman 10 for C R Paint.
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C. R
Life Investors
Rapids Machinery
Ed Kells
Bill Travis
Rich White
Femeny Cleaners
Dean Alberts , Jr. Walters
Grant Weesone
Edson Ae Hd
Tom Sccary
Mort Pichart
RP Pichart
Paul Phalen
Frank
Ed Gorman
Jack Schulte
Ed "Kells
Jeff Baker shines as J-Hawks beat Wash 75 56
Jeff Bakers 22 points and 19 rebounds propel Jeff score and rebound surges. Baker triples his season numbers toward the school mark as coach Gay Dahn lauds his improved jump and effort. Joe McGillicuddy and Bob Sample also standouts for Wash and Linn-Mar in a busy week.
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Wash
Baker
Warriors
Sid Wingfield
Wingfield
J-Hawks
Bake
Gay Dahn
Bob Sample
Bob Kaup
Regis
Jim Cummins
Kaup
LaSalle
Dubuque Wahlert
Joe McGillicuddy
Bruce Westcott
Tom Musselman
Denny Price
Linn- Mar
Westcott
Allachhamp
Musselman
Price
Paul Hostak
Dyersville Xavier
Twins Show Net of $762,000 for 1965
The Minnesota Twins reported net income of $762,000 for 1965, up $169,000 from 1964. They declared a dividend of $3.75, the highest ever, after a 2-for-1 stock split. Gross income totaled $5.3 million, versus $3.9 million in 1964.
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Minnesota Twins
Outlaw Rescue? Paroled Mark Taken Prisoner on TV
A dramatic segment on KCRG TV Channel 9 reports a man taken prisoner by vicious outlaws on Rifleman. The incident aired Tuesday at 6 00 PM, detailing the capture amid tense pursuit and a swift response by authorities.
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Kcrg-Tv
Reset Trial Date Set For Wisconsin Antitrust Suit
Circuit Judge Elmer Roller moved Wisconsin antitrust proceedings against baseball to Feb. 28 one week earlier than the prior March 7 start. The state had sought Feb. 21 and earlier Feb. 1 as trial dates after National League owners resisted a Roller order to field a Milwaukee team this season.
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Elmer Roller
Wisconsin
Roller
Milwaukee
Burlington JC Cuts Down Moberly in Big Frontline Win
Burlington Community College, ranked No. 2, defeated No. 1 Moberly 89 to 67 in Burlington. Sam Williams led with 30 points and 21 rebounds as Burlington snapped Moberly’s 12 game winning streak and improved to 14-2.
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Harrelson Leads Baseball Golf in Miami Tourney
Defending champion Ken Harrelson of the Kansas City Athletics will head a field of 35 major league players coaches and managers in the 6th annual Baseball Players golf tournament in Miami Springs. The 72 hole medal play event on February at the Miami Country Club is sponsored by the city of Miami. Alvin Dark Kansas City manager and four time winner is also entered and favored.
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Kansas City Athletics
Miami Springs
Miami Country Club
Alvin Dark
Kansas City
Betty McNall Tops Women Bowlers With 242 and 609
Cedar Rapids bowling scene features Betty McNall posting a 242 game and 608 series in His and Hers. Judy Morning bowled 214 in the Torchlighters. Joanne Pudil and Arsene Core each had 213. Frank Perez led the men with a 242 game. John Kehrer tallied a 622 series in Elmcrest Mixed. The Cedar Rapids 700 tournament at Jubilee Lanes Feb 5 invites entrants with a sanctioned 700 series. contact George McKinley at 365-4139.
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Judy Morning
Joanne Pudil
Arsene Core
Frank Perez
John Kehrer
Elmcrest
Jubilee Lanes
George McKinley
Jack Lorence
Don Courfey
Dick Korsmo
Burt Wilson
Doug Winders
Emory Sample
al Schamberser
Walt Nollenberger
M. Truesdale
Mel Wieland
Arlene Core
Dorothy Cooley
Marilyn Richards
Doris Rowray
Bonnie Schaffer
Bunny Warner
Bea O’neal
Jerry Mullin
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Marilyn. Richards
Sun Fun
Elmer Burger
Ben O'Neal
High Hopes
Stinkers
Milky Way
Herb Hanson
Betty Ketelsen
Pat Bevin
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Little Four
Ray McCollister
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Sharpshooters
Art Peckham
Joy Grenty
Wood
Cornballs
M P’s
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Percy DeSotes
Kenneth Swanson
Pat Swanson
Honchos
Moose
Marion Starr
Mart Dupler
Charlene Wharton
Wild Ones
Bill Wets
Ida White
Sue Stoltz
Judy Die
Lois Beebe
Cedar Cafe
His & Hers
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Mary Young
Schillig Auto Service
Ruth DeCoster
Peie McMurren
Sandbaggers
Happy Aiees Ont Forbes
Debbie Sellers
Sue Warren
Dwight Conrad
Mike Douglas
Rollin
Eaglettes
Darlene Yeakle
Sabas Beauty Salon
McSkimming Tax
Army Star Silliman Undergoes Knee Surgery
Mike Silliman, Army basketball's top scorer, had cartilage removal and ligament repair on his left knee after an injury against Rutgers. The surgery on Monday will sideline him for the remainder of the season.
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Mike Silliman
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Marion 7th 8th grade wrestlers stay unbeaten
Marion crushed Anamosa 30 3 at Marion in seventh eighth grade action. The win gives Marion a 10 0 season record. Olson 96 Moorehead 97 Gross 1 pin Danford 107 Gilbert 123 Kane 1 dec Balster 134 Ruhl 162 Reilly 179 pin.
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Ohio State Stuns Wisconsin In OT Comeback
Ohio State erased a 17 point deficit with a press driven rally led by Al Rowley who scored 18 and Al Peters with 20 as Wisconsin held a late lead. The Buckeyes tied it at 62 62 then won 87 81 in overtime behind strong team scoring. Bill Hosket 19 and Bob Dove 16 added key points for the victors as Wisconsin’s Barnes and Zubor had 16 each.
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al Peters
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Swain
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Hurtubise Voted Philadelphia's Most Courageous Athlete 1965
Auto racer Jim Hurtubise of North Tonawanda New York was named the most courageous athlete of 1965 by the Philadelphia Sports Writers Association.
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Philadelphia Sports Writers Association
Johnson School goal shooting results top three
Peter Mc Hugh led with 100 points, Steve O Donnell followed with 80, and Steve Biella secured third with 75 in a goal shooting event at Johnson School.
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Peter McHugh
Steve O’donnell
Steve Biella
Life investors ledger fragment shows scattered names
The readable portion lists individuals such as Tommy Thomson and Bill SS with scattered numbers, plus partial names like Loomis and Lie age Rapids aes, and mentions of Ivan parieas and Rich, suggesting a damaged investors ledger entry with incomplete data.
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MT. Vernon Road
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