Purdue Upsets Iowa In Big Ten Rivalry
Purdue defeats Iowa 66 58 in Lafayette as the Boilermakers hit 24 of 26 free throws to earn their second conference win in seven games. Iowa, coming off an exam layoff, shot poorly against Purdue’s zone and failed to capitalize on early scoring.
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Washington Redskins name Scarry first assistant coach
Otto Graham named Michael Scarry as defensive assistant and first-ever addition to his Redskins staff. Scarry, 46, ex Browns center and Waynesburg athletic director, has coached at multiple colleges and joined from Waynesburg in 1963.
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Badgers Nip Hoosiers In Close Big Ten Thriller
Illinois drops to third in the Big Ten after a 80-77 loss to Northwestern, while Wisconsin edges Indiana 79-78 and Iowa faces Northwestern later. Michigan State and Michigan stumble as Purdue and Wisconsin win to shape the title race. Mike Weaver scores 30 for Northwestern. Don Freeman tops Illinois with 25.
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Marion at Jeff Marion Clash Highlights Local Tilt
Marion at Jeff Marion faces Jefferson in a key intra-area basketball clash in the J Hawks gym. Sophomore game starts at 6 30 p.m. followed by the varsity at about 8 p.m.
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Ron Hunt Signs 1966 Pact With Mets
Ron Hunt signed a 1966 contract with the New York Mets for about $25,000. The second baseman, a two time All Star, played 57 games last season due to injuries including a finger injury and a shoulder separation. He previously batted .303 in 1964 and is a former Cedar Rapids player.
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Iowa Hawks fall to three rivals as YMCA debate veers
The piece notes Iowa's uneven basketball season with home wins and road defeats to top contenders and jokes about the YMCA league’s role. It highlights Stan Mikita's hockey heroics for the Chicago Black Hawks and recalls Dr. James Naismith’s invention at the Springfield YMCA. It ends with coaches’ comments on upcoming games and Michigan State football losses.
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LaSalle Stuns Sacred Heart 79 62 On Late Surge
Ard and Oustin spark a 30 point fourth quarter as LaSalle tops Sacred Heart 79 62. Tigers held a 16 win season with two losses to LaSalle and Oelwein earlier. LaSalle improves to 9 5. Ard and Oustin key the comeback.
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Bears Name Ed Cody Backfield Coach
CHICAGO AP George Halas owner coach of the Bears named Ed Cody backfield coach. Packer Ride Bob Schnelker appointed end coach with the Green Bay Packers. Ard led LaSalle in scoring with 19 as LaSalle beat Oelwein 47 46 in a tight game. Hostak Pisarik and Oujiri added double figure contributions. LaSalle sophomores defeated Oelwein 64 55 in the preliminary.
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Five Mat Sectionals Set Tonight
Five Class A sectional wrestling meets were postponed due to fog and moved back 24 hours. The IHSAA announced the change, with first rounds tonight and semifinals, consolations, and finals on Wednesday afternoon and night. Prairie athletic director Red Leidigh noted district dates stay the same and Tuesday plans may not be affected.
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Hayashi Beats Sai-Shun In Tokyo Boxing Bout
Mamoru Hayashi of Japan outpointed Lee Sai-Shun of South Korea in Tokyo. The decision favored Hayashi after 15 rounds as both fighters landed several clean shots.
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