Bruins hold top in AP poll as Princeton rises to fourth
UCLA remains No. 1 in the AP major college basketball poll after a 40-35 OT win over Princeton. Princeton moves up to fourth with a 17-1 mark as North Carolina and Louisville hold positions behind the Bruins. Houston climbs to fifth. Western Kentucky sixth after wins. Texas Western slips to eighth after a loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Princeton
UCLA
Associated Press
Southern California
Bruins
Dartmouth
Tigers
North Carolina
Louisville
Houston
Western Kentucky
Kansas
Texas Western
Providence
Boston College
Tar Heels
Maryland
Cardinals
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Nevada Southern
Austin Peay
Middle Tennessee
Miners
New Mexico State
Gannon
Eagles
Vanderbilt
Louisiana State
Florida
Princeton 4th In UPI Ratings
Princeton Tigers rise to No. 4 in UPI major college basketball polls after a 17-1 start, moving past Rutgers Dartmouth and Harvard while UCLA holds the top spot. Louisville and North Carolina follow as Houston Texas Western and Kansas also rank highly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
UPI
Princeton Tigers
United Press International Board of Coaches
Tigers
Rutgers
Dartmouth
Harvard
Eisenhower School Hosts Basketball Skills Contest Winners
Stanley Keiper won the playground and recreation commission contest at Eisenhower School with 70 points. Mark Gunderson scored 65 and John Kellogg 60 for second and third. Jeff Purdy led St. Pius at Eisenhower with 90 points, followed by Tom Hackbarth 85 and Tom Erger 75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stanley Keiper
Playground and Recreation Commission
Eisenhower School
Mark Gunderson
John Kellogg
St. Pius
Eisenhower
Jeff Purdy
Tom Hackbarth
Tom Erger
Clete Boyer Signs Pact With Braves for 1967
Atlanta AP reports third baseman Cletus Boyer signed a 1967 contract with the Braves. At 29 turning 30, he joins 22 other Braves signings this year and fills the Ed Mathews vacancy after Mathews’ trade to Houston. Boyer, a Yankees veteran since 1959, hit .240 last season and will reside in Tulsa. Other teams announced signings include Edwin Figueroa and Ted Ford, plus Krausse to Kansas City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Atlanta Braves
Cletus Boyer
Braves
Boyer
New York Yankees
Bill Robinson
Chi Chi Olivo
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Houston
Cretes
Yankees
Tulsa
Billy O'Dell
Pittsburgh
Edwin Figueroa
Minnesota Twins
Ray Rosso
Gary Boyd
Ted Ford
Cleveland
Chester Stephenson
Edward Howell
Ted Marcopulos
Chicago Cubs
Lew Krausse
Kansas City
Stable Purchases 6-Year-Old Stud: Blair AA to Stand at Solon
Stable owners Don Coulters and Fred Fluegels announce Solon Sugar Bottom stables have bought Little Joe Blair, a six year old sire with a 1965 Muskogee Downs 440 yard AAA plus track mark, and AA time at 330 and 250 yards, to stand at stud for 197 breeding season. Little Joe Blair is by Joe Blair, son of Vandy AA ROM and Josie’s Bar AAAROM. Also New York: Bud Harrelson and Jerry Grote return signed contracts to the Mets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette Solon
Sugar Bottom Stables
Little Joe
Blair
Moultry Knight
Stilwell
Okla
Don Coulters
Fred Fluegels
Iowa City
Muskogee Downs
Little Joe Blair
Joe Blair
Vandy
Josie’s Bar
Solon
Clay Dominates Terrell In Astrodome Thriller Fight
Cassius Clay overwhelms Zora Folley era rival Sonny Terrell in a lopsided 15 round bout at the Astrodome Nov 22. Clay lands relentless blows to a bloodied Terrell while displaying movement and confidence in the ring. Upcoming talks include a Patterson clash and possible Tokyo or Stockholm venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Houston
Cassius Clayright
Ernie Terrell
Cleveland Williams
Astrodome
Folley
Clay
Liecle Berude
Patterson
Las Vegas
Terrell
Aidw
England
Japan
Chuvalo
Maasanand 2
Lostueiws
Feculu
Tokyo
Stockholm
Red Peppers Career and Orioles Dogfight Comment
The article notes Red Peppers continuing from page 15, his arm trouble, and retirement in 1964 before college and a six month service hitch. Phil Roof lauds Baltimore as real, cites Orioles 14 of 18 wins over Twins, and discusses Dean Chance joining the Twins pitching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Phil Roof
Twins
Orioles
Dean Chance
Roof
Frank Robinson
al Dark
Dark
Prairie, Linn-Mar wrestlers shine in rough regional meet
Prairie's Doug Stepanek and Roger Clark exited early as Linn-Mar's strong show included Dave Weller Ted Grenis and Dave Duran winning by decision or pin. Mt. Vernon and LaSalle posted several wins with Keith Core Keith Burge and John Phillip among top performers in preliminaries and first rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie
Doug Stepanek
Roger Clark
Lin-Mar
Sejkora
Dave Weller
Ted Grenis
Dave Duran
Linn-Mar
Keith Core
Dennis Rule
Randy Watkins
Jim Sharp
Dan Baughman
LaSalle
Philip Phillip
Karl Champar
John Phillip
John
Thomas Thompson
Mt. Vernon
Keith Burge
Say Martin
Im Ai
Rick Schropp
Robert Hillers
Magakeys
John Wilch
Mt Vernon
Tim Dolan
Steve Zirkelbach
Monti
Dick Buch
Bent
Brad Ferguson
Lisbon
Martin Wade
Montl
Bill Feldman
Mag. Valley
al Zech
Bob Askelson
Ed Folkman
Bent. Comm
Don Rubner
David Weller
L-M
Tom Dolan
Wade
Dec. Louis
Fioden
Dennis Mass
Bob Kolek
Gilbert Lefebvre
Keith Osborn
Mike Jacobs
Marvin Batterie
Wayne Miller
Maas
David Magensacs
Mike Kaiser
Bill Edwards
Roger Dual
Ken Sherman
Helmrichs
Thana. Valley
Bruce Eeguson
Linn- Mar
Dec
Diem Philipp
Kaiser
Doug Gasker
Dan Surbridge
Gary Selker
Mike Graver
Danny Olmstead
Rick Poldberg
Bob Berends
Vernon
Ey Ban Reyner
Philinn
Morningside Star Nets School Record in Narrow Win
Wayne State fell 87 84 to Morningside as John Vermilyea poured in 26 points to push his season total to 438 a new school record surpassing Dick Wiedenfeld’s 428 set in 1950 51. Vermilyea’s scoring spree highlighted the Town team victory on Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WAYNE
Beb
Morningside
John Vermilyea
Wayne State
Dick Wiedenfeld
Hoosiers Rally To Top Michigan State 82 77 In Big Ten
Indiana rises from last place to tie for first after a second half rally to beat Michigan State 82 77 in Chicago. Erv Inninger scores 24 for Indiana while Matt Aitch leads MSU with 28 as Illinois and Iowa prepare for key clashes and Ohio State nudges 10 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Indiana
Hoosiers
Purdue
Michigan State
Northwestern
Erv Inninger
Matt Aitch
Spartans
Illinois
Iowa
Big Ten
Minnesota
Ohio State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Three Cedar Rapids Men Win North Linn Fisheree Titles
Three Cedar Rapids men won at the North Linn Fish and Game Club fisheree in Central City. Dale Bogie captured the largest bass, Jim Satchett the largest crappie, and Ray Hard the largest bull head. Other winners included K. C. Johnson of Winthrop for largest bluegill and Thomas Bach of Center Point for largest soft fish. Door prizes went to Howard Zeiser, Richard Krog, Walter Kram, Wesley Lawrence, Allen Saunders, Bill Harmon, Laura Sturgeon, Renncar, and Don Cook.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central City
Cedar Rapids
North Linn Fish and Game Club
Dale Bogie
C.R
Jim Satchett
Ray Hard
K. C. Johnson
Winthrop
Thomas Bach
Center Point
Howard Zeiser
Ryan
Richard Krog
Central City, Grill
Walter Kram
Marion
cHler Wesley
Lawrence
Cop- Bene Pia
Siminetti
Allen Saunders
Bill Harmon
Laura, Sturgeon
Renncar
Don Cook
Cosgan
Roof Receives Outstanding Grad Award in Cedar Rapids
Kansas City catcher Phil Roof who played for Cedar Rapids in 1960 received the outstanding Cedar Rapids baseball graduate trophy at the Cardinals midwinter banquet. About 250 local enthusiasts attended as CR Baseball Club President Lee Winterberg presented the honor. Indicated speakers included Ed Morris and Sheldon Bender with Tait Cummins as emcee. Cedar Rapids new field boss Jack Krol sent a telegram citing mumps and wished to meet fans this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Carl Franks
Kansas City Athletic
Phil Roof
C.A
Baseball Club
Lee Winterberg
Sheldon
Chief" Bender
Cardinal
Roof
C.R
Cendar Rapids
Cardinals
Teamsters’ Hall
C.R. Baseball Club
A’s
Kansas City
C.R. Cards
Jack Krol
Morris
Krol
Cedar Rapids
Fight Results By The Associated Press
The report lists boxing results with multiple bouts across cities including Houston Johannesburg and Boston. Names such as Cassidy Gonzalez Tibbs Avens and Baird appear with various percentages and outcomes, reflecting a chaotic OCR transcription of results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Houston
Ei Yerrell
Cay
Tshannesburg
South
Ny Woods
South Africa
Frisn Fuer Cassidy
Hempstead
Rly
EAR Act Permander
Omaha
Deseon Gonzalez
Mice
Irian Beaudayney
Law
Mass
Ant Eerk Mn Walpole
Maes Curtiss Bruce
Pike
Bobby Avens
Akron
Ohio
Doyle Baird
Also Mentioned on This Page
Stall
By Bea Olan
Assecistad Brass
Cates
Sai
Teeereienet
North Caroline i
Iseneies Vetoes
Chiterris
Colorado State
Connecticut
Carnell
Alli Florids
Necraske
New M St. Qonns
South _Carolina
Syracuse
Trojans
United Press International
Bas College
Toledo
Fle
Duke
Utah State
Tennessee
Cincinnati Ny
St. John’s
New Mexico
Seattle
Clete Boyer
Mets
Derrel
Bud” Harrelson
Jerry Grote
New York Mets
Ernie
Uncle Tom
Cassius Clay
Floyd Patterson
Pion
World Boxing Asso
Big Ernie
Muhammad Ali
Red Peppers
Jerome
1St Ave
Wrestling
Seve Alte
Mark Abodaely
Jerry Schropa
Erairie
Jim Streff
Asalle
David Askinson
Shonm
Ed Smith
Bentem &7
Rusty Orcutt
Carol
Waiter
Donald Porter
Mad. Valley
Robert Wendt
Ken Core
Mike Osborn
Mark Milner
Randy Light
Charles Rozek
Doug Jacobs
Dennis Allard
Mtt
Wendt
Kenvin Schminke
Tim Thomsen
Mr. Vernon
Dean Kramer
Phillip
Scott Kusel
Linn-Maar
Bob Owens
Rich Divishek
Rick Jedlicka
Dale Cerveny
Tom Walsh
Snody
Map Vernon
Ronweile
Valley
Chuck Sauer
Don Ward
Rand Watkins
Craig Wright
Jim Sha
Karlchet
Bartase
Darwin Teckienburg
Steve Evrea
Man
Mark Burgess
Ft. Vernon
David” Hubler
Don Baughman
Steve Ries
John Gable
Pat Walter
Vakalte
Greg Stein
Jack Spore
Randy .Coons
L M
Bernie Barker
Mond
John Krumbholz
Basal
Delbert Boonebaum
Man. Valley
Teery Gler
Phil Hetland
Paul Peterson
Morningside Cager
Clayt
E Avenue
Auto Service
Michigan St
Northwes
India
Northern Michigan
Ron Sepic
Bill Hasket
Buckeyes
Illinois-Iowa
Hawaii
Notre Dame
Uling
Towa
Lowa
Michsan
Northwestern Michigan
Lafayette
Er Johnsen
DeHeer
Miei
Helms
U Schneider
Stes Jordan Russell
Rick Johnson
Stig Ryman
Johnson
Indi
North Linn
Vai
Ed Morris
St. Louis Cardinal
Bender
Tait Cummins
WMT
Welch & Donovan
Dependable Insurance
Rapids
THE
ST. Paul Insurance Companies
Gutro
Seurnf Gen
Jer
Auto Home Business
First Avenue
Cedar Rapids, Lowe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!