Washington swimmers defend district title in Iowa meet
The Cedar Rapids Washington team won the district meet with 88 points, edging Clinton 86 and Jefferson 39. Clinton qualified 13 swimmers for state versus Washington’s 12, with standout performances by Steve Strauss and Ken Krizan’s relay helping Washington set district records and keep pressure on Clinton for the state meet at Iowa University.
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Iowa Hawkeyes to Get Taller as Freshmen Boost 1965 66 Team
Coach Ralph Miller expects a stronger Iowa squad next season with four new freshmen adding height and scoring for the forward spots. Captain Jimmy Rodgers leads a crowd that will face limited seating due to fire laws as demand for season tickets rises.
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Roosevelt Tops District Meet in Des Moines Swimming
Des Moines Roosevelt captured the district team title by winning five of 11 events on Saturday. Notable performances included wins by Roosevelt swimmers in the 200 medley relay, 50 freestyle, 200 individual medley, 100 freestyle, and 100 backstroke, with Central, Fort Dodge, North, and Ottumwa among other finishers.
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Illini Rally Past Purdue in 121-93 Big Ten clash
Illinois powered to a 121-93 win over Purdue in Champaign to run its league record to 4-1 in five games. Skip Thoren led with 37 points while Dave Schellhase scored a Purdue await record 41 points. the 214 total tied the Big Ten record set in 1959.
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Gophers Race Past Spartans to 5-1 Big Ten Start
Minnesota defeated Michigan State 88-79 in East Lansing as Lou Hudson scored 32 to lead the Gophers. Bill Curtiss and Marcus Sanders each poured in 22 for MSU, dropping their sixth straight Big Ten defeat.
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Buckeyes Rally to Down Badgers 73-71 in Madison
Ohio State erased a 10 point halftime deficit to beat Wisconsin 73-71 in Madison. Dick Ricketts led with 23 points including 13 after intermission while Jim Bohen and Dennis Sweeney added 16 each for Wisconsin. Alan Rowley contributed 14 for the Buckeyes.
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Iowa fencing team splits two matches in weekend sweep
Iowa City Iowa fencing coach reports the Hawkeyes went 1-1 on Saturday to push the season record to 3-1. Iowa defeated Indiana 22 5 and fell to Notre Dame 17 10. Five Iowa fencers won all bouts against Indiana including Mike Kinginger Orville Townsend and Al Hostetler in foil and Karlin Ryan and Dick Adams in saber. Ryan also played football as a halfback last fall and Townsend is a reserve footballer.
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Knox College Tops Ripon In Midwest Conference Bid
Knox College led most of the game and defeated Ripon 90 to 84 to take and hold first place in the Midwest Conference standings.
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Cornell Defeats Kohawks in Rough 77-71 Clash
The Cornell Rams outscored the Kohawks from the line and led most of the game sealing a 77-71 victory. Pietrzak missing key boards hurt Kohawks as Cornell hit 29 of 37 free throws while Coe made 15 of 26 charity shots. Freshmen John Valentine scored 18 and Ron Moehling 17 in the preliminary 80-73 win for Coe.
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Wildcats Rally Past Iowa State 82 71 to Stay In Title Fight
Kansas State beat Iowa State 82-71 in Manhattan to stay in the Big Eight race, evening its league mark at 3-3. Al Koch led Iowa State, extending his three-game league win streak as the Cyclones dropped to 3-4.
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Iowa Hawks edge Northwestern in rough Big Ten clash
Iowa survived a physical win over Northwestern 78 72 to stay tied for second in the Big Ten with 11 wins. Gary Olson delivered 17 points despite a severe late game blow as George Peeples led with 20 and Chris Perrall 19.
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Cornell Rams Romp Past Coe With Late Surge
Cornell built a double digit lead, then withstood Coe’s run as Steve Miller scored 16 and Jack Grams led the Rams. Dennis Pietrzak left with rib bruises but expected to return, while Gary Salmonson sat with a knee issue. The KoHawks’ late push fell short as Cornell maintained a 14 point edge.
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USA Wins Hold On To Lead Iowa Conference Race
OSKALOOSA Upper Iowa University retained first place in the Iowa conference standings with a 982 victory over Penn as the Peacocks cashed in.
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Penn Free Throw Surge Spells Lead Over Leaders
Penn outscored the leaders from the field 32 to 25 with a heavy free throw attack. The outcome hinges on the charity stripe as the team gains a scoring edge.
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Central Bears Beat Luther 84 62 in Iowa Conference Win
Central College led most of the game to defeat Luther 84 62 in Iowa conference action. Harold TeBie scored 21 for Central while Alex Rowell led Luther with 20.
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Tigers Upset Sooners on Home Court
Missouri remained undefeated at home and ruined Oklahoma State's perfect Big Eight record with a 49-42 victory. Gary Garner led the Tigers with 16 points.
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Colorado Tops Huskers 62 52 in Big Eight clash
Colorado built a seven point burst in the second half and pulled away to defeat Nebraska 62 52. Colorado made 26 of 37 free throws while Nebraska hit 8 of 16 and Colorado outrebounded 59 43 to secure its fourth win in six league games and tighten second place.
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Purdue Iowa Game Tickets Sold Out
IOWA CITY All reserved seat tickets for the Purdue Iowa basketball game in the Hawkeye fieldhouse Feb 20 have been sold. Francis Graham business manager of athletics said this means there are no more reserved seat tickets available for Iowa's remaining home games Purdue Minnesota March 2 and Illinois March 6.
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