Hawks End Tests Hit Loyola Fastest Foe In Chicago
Iowa meets Loyola Chicago at Chicago Stadium at 7 30 pm in a key nonconference clash. Iowa coach George Ireland's Ramblers are fast break specialists with strong outside shooting and a planned focus on defense. Sam Williams leads Iowa in scoring as Sam Smith of Kentucky Wesleyan draws attention in the later game.
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Starters Pitts Sullivan Out For Michigan
University of Michigan coach Dave Strack suspended three players for disciplinary reasons ahead of a Big Ten game against Purdue in Ann Arbor. Starting guard Jim Pitts and forward Bob Sullivan join substitute center Scott Montross in the suspensions, hurting the Wolverines' depth for the regional TV clash.
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Falcons acquire Joe Williams and coaching moves linked
Atlanta General Manager Frank Wall announces Joe Williams, 1965 Continental league MVP, has been purchased. Wall discusses potential return of Wolverines players after meeting commitments. Michigan guards change as Dave McClellan starts at forward versus Purdue, Ken Maxey adds depth. Coach Nort Hecker confirms talks with two prospective assistant coaches, including Paul Davis, about the vacancy.
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Video Tape Halts Wilt as Warriors Top 76ers in San Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain scored 16 points as Nate Thurmond blocked eight shots and pulled down 23 rebounds in the Warriors 137-120 win over Philadelphia. Bill Sharman questioned a legal call on Chamberlain’s move, while Oscar Robertson sparked Cincinnati’s 131-125 win over Baltimore.
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Wash Kids for 2 Titles in Iowa Valley Meet Preview
Washington high school teams prepare for weekend title defenses across Iowa Valley competitions. Robbie Cook leads the Warrior swim squad at Jefferson pool with sessions at 10 a.m. and 2:30 p.m. Washington wrestlers travel to Davenport for a key test against Central high as Jeff and Linn-Mar eye multiple clashes in basketball and wrestling.
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Cedar Rapids sports club plans ambitious program and events
The Cedar Rapids Sports club, formerly the West Side Civic club, outlines plans for multiple events including an All Iowa college senior basketball game, a spring bowling tournament, a pro golf exhibition, a grade school track meet, and a third All Iowa Senior Bowl. The group intends 10 meetings yearly with sports figures speaking and possible radio broadcasts.
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Schrader Heads to API Seminar at Columbia NYC
Gus Schrader, sports editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette for 16 years, will attend a two week American Press Institute seminar at Columbia University in New York City February 5 to 17. He is the first Iowa newspaper sports writer to join the API program and will have his Red Peppers column covered by Gazette staff during his absence.
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Nagel Podolak to Speak at Shrine Sports Night
Hawkeye football plans for 1967 will be outlined at El Kabir Shrine's annual sports night at the Embassy club. Following dinner Coach Ray Nagel will be introduced for a Hawkeye preview with Eddie Podolak freshman coach Ted Lawrence and Athletic Director Forest Evashevski also speakers.
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Jones Drops Out At Michigan St
All-America halfback Clint Jones resigns from Michigan State to help his family after his mother’s car accident. The senior from Cleveland majors in social sciences and was set to graduate in June. He contributed to MSU’s two straight Big Ten titles and was AP All-America, a top pro prospect.
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Donna Polance Wins Las Vegas Mid-Winter Trap Title
Donna Polance of Cedar Rapids won the ladies singles in Las Vegas capturing 186 of 200 targets despite a 45 mph wind. About 1,200 shooters entered the tournament. Dr. H. N. Polance finished third in the men's division with 95 of 100 targets.
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Cyclone Kansas Tilt Sellout As 7000 Seats Reserved
Ames Iowa State faces Kansas in a crucial basketball game with no reserved seats left. C Kim Tidd says only possible limited general admission may go on sale at 7 30 depending on student attendance. All 7 000 seats are reserved.
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Drake Loses Wright Over Ineligibility
Des Moines Drake University officials said sophomore Larry Wright is declared ineligible for the second semester basketball team due to low grades. The move follows academic standing concerns affecting team roster eligibility.
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