Clinton Raps Franklin 70 44 in Valley Clash
Clinton hot shots Ron Sander and Herb Marske led the River Kings to a 70 to 44 win at Coe Fieldhouse over Franklin in the Mississippi Valley clash. Sander and Marske scored 19 and 18 as Clinton improved to five Valley wins in eight games while Franklin, missing No. 2 scorer Jerry Seaman, dropped to seven losses in nine outings.
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Coe Hosts Lawrence Five In Midwest Rivalry Showdown
Coe faces Lawrence in a top Midwest Conference basketball clash at the Coe Fieldhouse tonight at 8 pm. The matchup continues a heated series with recent hard-fought games and football ties noted. past meetings include a 65-63 Lawrence win at Coe two years ago and a 65-63 Coe victory at Appleton last year.
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Apleton
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Ikings
Immaculate Conception Clinches Title Tie With 84 59 Win
Cedar Rapids Immaculate Conception remaining unbeaten in league play at 13 straight wins as it defeated St. Columbkille’s of Dubuque 84 59 at home to clinch at least a share of the Northeast Iowa Catholic league crown. Dick Cummins led SC with 22 points, Jim Maher 19, Tom Stemlar 14, while SC’s sophomore squad improved to 14 1 with a 48 26 opener.
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Dick Cummins
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Tom Stemlar
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University of Iowa sports lose money in 1950s finances
Iowa University sports ran a deficit of 120000 dollars in the year ending June 30, with income of 748657 against expenses of 870000. Football covered its own costs and other sports with 182471 remaining, while salaries reached 216446 and a new golf course cost 215751. Basketball and golf were the only other profitable sports.
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Chet B. Akers
University of Iowa
Scolari to replace Ramsey for Celtics next week
Boston reports Fred Scolari will fill in for rookie guard Frank Ramsey during the Celtics upcoming week. Scolari steps in as Ramsey serves as a temporary absence or rest period, strengthening guard rotation for key games.
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Fred Scolari
Frank Ramsey
Boston Celtics
Casey Should Be Grateful for Weiss Cushions Loss
Chicago general manager Frank Lane said Allie Reynolds loss should make Casey Stengel more grateful to Yankees GM George Weiss, who had relieved Baltimore of Bob Turley and Don Larson to cushion Reynolds absence. Lane quipped Stengel still worries over an missing ouija board since the 1953 World Series.
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Chicago White Sox
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Baltimore
Bob Turley
Don Larson
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Stengel
Indians Rout Manchester In Wamac Championship Bid
Marion clinched a tie for the Wamac title with an 84-51 win over Manchester on Marion's floor. All five starters scored in double figures led by Jerry Cox with 23 points. Darrell Failor 13, Ron Altenberg 12, and Larry Brooks and Dal Fairley 11 each. Marion built a 21-10 first-quarter edge and led 40-21 at halftime. Manchester's Fred Overman had 17 points, with Rich Overman 13 and Schrader 10. In the sophomore game, Marion won 45-43 as Ron Achey scored 12 and Manchester's Bill Mawe and Mike Carr 11 each.
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Ron Achey
Bill Mawe
Mike Carr
Davenport Mat Squad Pounds McKinley 35-6
Davenport wrestling stays unbeaten in the Mississippi Valley by routing McKinley 35-6 on the Bears’ mat Friday night. Davenport won nine of 11 weight classes and notched four falls. McKinley’s Bob Irish won at 133 pounds with a 7-4 decision over Arnold LaFrench, and Eldon Fowler toppled Jim Craig 5-2 at 165 pounds.
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Jack Greeley
Bob Laughplas
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Carl David
Tom Murphy
Gordon Ones
Bob Ihlefeld
Bob Seaton
Kuharich Guglielmi to Confer on Monday
Washington coach Joe Kuharich said he will meet Monday with quarterback Ralph Guglielmi and believes the star passer will wear a Redskins uniform next season. Guglielmi was the Redskins top pick in the NFL draft of college stars.
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Joe Kuharich
Notre Dame
Ralph Guglielmi
Souped Up Golf Balls Gift to Ike
President Eisenhower received a supply of "souped up" golf balls left at the White House by Col. Robert W. Kenworthy. Kenworthy, a retired Air Force officer from New York, said he makes them for distribution to friends in the armed services and noted he has learned how to control the compression, claiming they travel 30 to 40 yards farther than regulation balls.
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LSU Grid Coach on Way Out
Baton Rouge AP reports LSU Board of Supervisors met Saturday amid growing talk that Head Football Coach Gus Tinsley will be fired and Athletic Director T P Heard may retire. President Middleton hinted at possible athletic policy showdown while offering no comment.
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Gaynell
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T. P. Heard
Troy H. Middleton
Tinsley
Heard
Fenn scores 22 points as Blue Devils rout Riders
Davenport senior Mik Fenn poured in 26 points to lead a 66-20 victory over Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids. Sam Bowlby added 17 in a high scoring first half as Davenport's defense held the Riders to 49 percent shooting and no double digit quarters.
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Dan Wessel
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Cornell Routs Lawrence In Midwest Tilt 89-71
Cornell moved toward the Midwest conference title by routing Lawrence 89-71. It marked the seventh straight win for Cornell, boosting its record to 14-1. Senior Hartbeck led Lawrence with 21 points while Cinciola scored nine first-half baskets for the Rams. Coach Gil Wilson used 12 players as Cornell outscored Lawrence at the boards and from the free throw line.
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Mt, Vernon
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Western League Cuts Umpire Staff to Six
DES MOINES AP The Western League trimmed its umpiring staff to six by releasing Bob Smith and Ed Kory. E R Saltwell the league executive vice president said Friday the cut keeps the umpire count in line with the number of teams in the circuit.
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Bob Smith
Ed Kory
E. R. Saltwell
Western
Wartburg Tops Simpson 91 58 Behind Freshman Scoring
In Indianola AP Wartburg freshman John Adix scored 25 points and Art Margheim added 22 as Wartburg coasted to a 91 58 victory over Simpson in conference play. The win left Wartburg in second place at 8 2 in the league while Simpson dropped to 1 9.
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John Adix
Art Margheim
Wartburg
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Iowa
Parsons, Upper Iowa set Iowa conference scoring mark
Parsons and Upper Town university shot at a record-breaking clip in a 109-94 Iowa conference basketball win. Nielsen scored 33 for Parsons and Sawyer added 30 as they pulled away after halftime, surpassing the previous conference high by six points set two seasons earlier.
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Iowa Wrestlers Rout Nebraska in Snowbound Meet
Iowa's wrestling team defeated Nebraska 31 to 3 on Friday night in Des Moines. Forfeit wins boosted the Hawkeyes as two Huskers were grounded by snow, while Nebraska's only points came from Charlie Bryant's 9-6 decision over John Winder.
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Dike Beats Orange 32 25 in Hard-Fought Grange Clash
Dike used steady control basketball to overcome Orange 32 to 25 in a Grange game Friday night. Christen sen led Dike with 12 points while Homolar scored 11 for Orange. Dike trailed only in the second quarter and owned a 15-13 halftime edge, then pulled away. Dike also won the reserve game.
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Gavilan to Train for Speed After Comeback Win
No Rest for Gavilan as he plans to skip a rest period and resume training Monday seeking greater speed for his February 23 bout with Bobby Jones in Miami. The Cuban veteran, weighing 152½ pounds, earned a split decision over Ernie Durando at Madison Square Garden in a tougher-than-expected clash, his first comeback win after losses to Saxton and Olson.
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Prep Basketball Highlights From Benton County and Beyond
Benton County games show Kervstone 58 Garrison 82 and Keystone 38 facing Garrison 19. Rowley Mills 64 over Trot Mills 36 while Volga edges Strawberry Point 76 41. Parochial and district results include Arlington Edgewood 41 40 and Clinton 70 44. University and Northeast Iowa games postponed or rescheduled with mixed outcomes.
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Detroit Lions pick signs with Ottawa Rough Riders
Detroit reports No 3 draft choice Darris McCord from Tennessee has signed a contract to join the Ottawa Rough Riders in Canada. The Miami or other teams were not mentioned. The deal marks a rare route for a U S NFL player to move directly to Canadian football.
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