Wash in District Set for Marshalltown Meet
Washington and Jefferson swim teams head to Marshalltown for district competition ahead of the state finals in Ames on February 12. The district includes Clinton and Des Moines North with 12 qualifiers per event. Wash, defending state champions, eye two qualifiers per event and a clash with Des Moines Roosevelt for the title.
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U High Team A Year Ahead Unbeaten In Iowa City Swim
University High School in Iowa City remains unbeaten in dual meets this season extending its record to 7-0 before Christmas and 6-0 in January. Coach Stan Brassie credits a deep squad of 17, led by Malcolm LeVois and Bruce Rollins, with promising prospects for district and state meets.
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Prep Wrestling and College Basketball Scores Across Regions
Muscatine beat Keokuk 44 to 6 in prep wrestling. Greenfield won 50 to 0 over Stuart. College basketball results include Quincy 83 Iowa Wesleyan 79. Drake 96 Ichita 91. MIT 81 St. Point 73. Various scores feature George Washington 74 Morehead 97 and Wisconsin Milwaukee 86.
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Luther Honors Three Athletes for January
A senior, sophomore, and freshman at Luther College were named athletes of the month for January. Davis Johnson was honored in wrestling, Alex Rowell in basketball, and Ken Swanson in swimming, chosen by their teammates.
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Ski Reports From TERRAPIN RIDGE and INDIANHEAD MT
TERRAPIN RIDGE reports an eight inch base with no new snowfall but skiing remains excellent. INDIANHEAD MOUNTAIN at Bessemer Michigan shows two inches of fresh snow over a base of 26 to 32 inches with skiing rated very good.
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Eddie Fisher Signs Pact with Chicago White Sox
The 29-year-old right hander Eddie Fisher agreed to a substantial raise with the Chicago White Sox after a strong prior season. He posted a 15-7 record with 22 saves, contributing to 37 team victories. The AP notes Fisher’s value amid a roster that includes Dodgers and Pirates connections and other AL players.
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Williams nets 85 in Tyler school shooting contest
Larry Williams led the Tyler playground and recreation commission goal shooting event with 85 points. Dennis Gould placed second with 75 and Bob Pence finished third with 70 points.
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Short Reign for Drake Wichita Is Back on Top
Drake drops to a tie for third in the Missouri Valley after a 96-91 loss to Wichita as Jamie Thompson scores 26. Drake played without top scorer Bob Netolicky who was ruled ineligible. Gary Lovemark scores 22, Harold Jeter 24, Herman Watson 19. Wichita moves to 4-2 atop the standings, Bradley 5-3.
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Coe's Smith Out of Cornell Tilt With Crutches
Coe College forward Dick Smith will miss the Friday basketball clash with Cornell due to a broken ankle. Three sophomores Valente Griffin Levett will start, with Gordon Rundquist making his first Coe-Cornell appearance. Cornell comes in 3-4, Coe at 2-7, as Rich Glasier and Dave Crow pace scoring. Freshmen games precede at 5 30 p.m.
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Corn Sign Delayed at Memorial Park Pending Agreement
The Veterans Memorial commission deferred installation of the 42 by 6 foot corn sign at Memorial baseball park until its March meeting. Ed Morris of the Cedar Rapids ball club was asked to draft an ownership agreement covering insurance, premiums and maintenance while keeping costs to a minimum.
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Washington Gym Edges Jefferson in Close Meet
In the tight final event, Washington defeats Jefferson 139.6 to 137.5 at Jeff gym. Terry Albrecht of Jeff wins rings while Wash’s Dick Hoover and Doug Berry place high, with Berry totaling 35.6 points to Nemecek’s 31.8.
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Iowa Hawkeyes Basketball Stats Highlight Defensive Strength
Iowa leads the Big Ten in scoring defense with a 73.0 average as five opponents are held under this mark. Illinois tops offense at 90.8, while Iowa ranks seventh in free throw shooting and seventh in team field goal accuracy. Gerry Jones averages 16.6 and Chris Perrall 15.2 points per game, with low foul counts.
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IBM and Wilson Ease Past Rivals in Industrial League
IBM crushed Welty Way 54 to 32 while Wilson and Co. defeated Cherry Burrell 65 to 45. Mike Tousey led Wilson with 17 points as the league games shifted into Thursday night action.
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No Lather for Ladd in San Diego
Ernie Ladd defies an Ameri can Football league rule requiring clean shaven players. The 6-9 315 pound tackle vows to keep his goatee as he promotes a wrestling match in San Diego and plans to pursue his option with the Chargers.
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Bowling Highlights From Local Leagues and Tournaments
Mary Alicia Taylor rolled 245 and Len Jackson 266 for high games in the Woman's City Major and May's Classic respectively. The Loss: Dwanell Chapman 243 and Rosie Palumbo 583 series led a busy bowling scene alongside top girls series by S. Douglas 585 and Hal DeWoody 656 in the Masters. Public notices mention Legion tournaments Feb 5–6 and a Feb 5 Jubilee Lanes 700 Club event.
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St Paul No 1 Sweeps Three Volleyball Wins
St Pauls No 1, leader of Church Volleyball League A, earned three straight victories Thursday night to solidify its top spot. In results listed, First Christian beat Christ Church 15 15 15 to 12 2 2, Pauls No 1 beat Grace 15 15 15 to 8 4, and 1st Pres topped Kenwood Pres 16 15 13. In League B, St Pauls No 2 lost 10 15 15 to Church of Brethren 12 3 9.
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Monticello to Honor Hawks at March 21 Banquet
Monticello will honor the Iowa basketball squad Monday night March 21 at the annual banquet in the Jones County Youth Center. The 6:30 p.m. event should reveal the MVP captain elect and other awards. Monticello high and Sacred Heart teams will attend.
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Willie Davis Declared Ineligible at North Texas State
Willie Davis star player for North Texas State has been ruled scholastically ineligible. Davis, Missouri Valley soph of the year, averaged 17.4 points and 10 rebounds. Al Jones also out after missing 14 of 16 games as Drake visit for televised 1:15 p.m. Saturday showdown.
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Judge Cannon declines $50,000 MLB Players Association post
Milwaukee AP report states Circuit Judge Robert C. Cannon, recently named the first full time administrator for the Major League Baseball Players Association, announced he will not accept the $50,000 annual position.
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