Wash in District By Al Miller Gazette sports Yiriter
Wash in district ahead of state meet at Marshalltown with four qualifiers per event. The Washington and Jefferson swimmers aim to reach Ames for the state finals, led by the medley relay and divers from the Warriors roster.
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U High Team A Year Ahead Unbeaten In District Swim Bid
University High School swimming coach Stan Brassie reports an unbeaten dual meet record for 1965-66 with a 17 man squad and no seniors. The Blues defeated Cedar Rapids Jefferson Tipton Newton Burlington twice each and added wins over Muscatine Davenport West Central Assumption and State College Cedar Falls. Captain Malcolm LeVois leads with undefeated IM, while Bruce Rollins set three school records in the freestyle events. The district meet is at Clinton with Ames state meet ahead.
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Prep Wrestling Results From Mustaline Karn
Keokuk carried 447 to 6 while Greenfield posted 560 and Stuart 9 in a set of prep wrestling results. College basketball saw Quincy 83 Iowa Wesleyan 79 and Drake 91 East St. Marys Minnesota 89 with Augsburg 21 and Akron 93. Other games included Mt Union elec Aurora 7, Washington State University St Louis 65 and San Jose State 74 Santa Clara 49.
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Luther Honors Three Athletes of January at Luther College
DECORAH March announces January athletes of the month at Luther College Davis Johnson earning wrestling honors Alex Rowell named basketball athlete and Ken Swanson recognized in swimming by their teammates each as January’s top performer under coach oversight and school tradition
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Ski Reports From Terrapin Ridge And Indianhead Mt
Terrapin Ridge Elizabeth reports an eight inch base with no new snow. Indianhead Mt Bessemer Michigan notes two inches of new snow over a 28 32 inch base and pistes are very good.
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Eddie Fisher Seals Substantial Raise With White Sox
Eddie Fisher, 29, signed a new pact with the Chicago White Sox after a standout season that included a 15-7 record and 22 saves for 37 victories. The article notes Fisher’s value to the team and lists other players mentioned in the same report.
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Williams Leads Tyler iSchool Shooting Contest With 85
Larry Williams scored 85 points to win the playground and recreation commission goal shooting event at Tyler iSchool. Dennis Gould followed with 75 and Bob Pence with 70 in a tight standings showing strong showings from local competitors.
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Short Reign for Drake Ends as Wichita-Ousts Bulldogs
Wichita shocks Drake 96-91 to seize Missouri Valley lead as Jamie Thompson scores 26. Drake, missing top scorer Bob Netolicky due to ineligibility, drops into a tie for third behind Bradley and Cincinnati. Harold Jeter 24 and Herman Watson 19 help the Bulldogs at home in Des Moines.
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Coe's Smith Out Of Cornell Tilt On Crutches
Coe College star Dick Smith will miss the Coe versus Cornell basketball game Friday due to a lingering ankle injury. The senior will be on crutches for two to three weeks and likely out for the season’s remainder. Starting for Coe are sophomores Valentine Griffin Levett with Gord Rundquist also in the lineup. Cornell enters 3-4 in conference play while Coe sits at 2-7, led by top scorers Rich Glasier and Dave Crow. Freshmen games follow at 5:30 p.m.
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Corn Sign at Memorial Park Sidelines at March Meeting
Veterans Memorial commission delayed approval to install a 42 by 6 foot corn sign at Memorial Park. Ownership would rest with the Cedar Rapids ball club, with Ed Morris to draft a binding agreement including insurance and maintenance terms.
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Washington Gymnasts Edge Jeffries in Tight Meet
In a close rivalry meet, Washington defeats Jefferson 139.6 to 137.5 as Terry Albrecht wins rings for Jeff and Doug Berry leads Wash with 35.6 points. Washington goalie? No, gym coach Dale Anderson leads Jay Nissen and Berry in events including trampoline and free exercise.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Defensive Rank Highlighted in Big Ten
Iowa leads Big Ten in scoring defense with 73 points allowed per game while holding five opponents to under 74. Illinois tops offense at 90.8 ppg. Iowa ranks poorly in rebounds but improves in field goal percentage to .442. Gerry Jones and Chris Pervall lead Hawkeyes in scoring averages and foul trouble is minimal for both.
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IBM and Wilson Triumphs In Industrial League Action
IBM defeated Welty-Way 54 to 32 and Wilson & Co. beat Cherry Burrell 65 to 45 in Thursday night Industrial League play. Wilson’s Mike Tousey led with 17 points while Rae and Nolen also scored for IBM and Wilson respectively.
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No Lather for Ladd
Ernie Ladd defies a new AFL rule requiring players to be clean shaven. The 6-9, 315-pound tackle vows to keep his goatee and challenges the constitutionality of the rule while planning to play out his option with the San Diego Chargers during a Friday wrestling event.
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Bowling Highlights and League Scores from Winter Meet
Mary Alicia Taylor tied for high game with 245 in the Woman's City Major while Len Jackson rolled 266 in May's Classic. Dwanell Chapman and Rosie Palumbo posted notable scores as the Legion tournament looms and the 700 Club playoff approaches, with multiple 200s and 500s across leagues.
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St Paul No 1 Sweeps 3 Games In League Volleyball
St Paul No 1 swept three straight wins Thursday night to maintain the lead in Church Volleyball League A tied results show First Christian, Christ Church, Grace, and West Pres also posting scores. In League B St Pauls No 2 and Church of Brethren battled for spots as First Baptist and Kenwood Meth. posted tallies.
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Monticello Dinner Honors Hawks March 21
Monticello will honor the Iowa basketball squad Monday night March 21 at the annual Jones County Youth Center banquet in Monticello. It will start at 6 30 p m and coach Ralph Miller is expected to reveal the MVP captain elect and other awards. Monticello high and Sacred Heart teams will also attend.
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Willie Davis Declared Ineligible at North Texas State
Willie Davis, the Missouri Valley Conference soph of the year andNTSC standout, was ruled scholastically ineligible. The North Texas State team also lost Al Jones who sat out 14 of 16 games as Drake visits for a televised game at 1 15 p m Saturday.
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Cannon Rejects $50 000 Post
Milwaukee AP reports Circuit Judge Robert C. Cannon, recently named the first full time administrator for the Major League Baseball Players Association, declines the $50 000 a year post.
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