Bates 34 points lead Rocks past Jefferson 90 68
Rock Island defeats Jefferson 90 to 68 in the final home game for the J Hawks. Bates scores 34 on rapid layups and fast breaks while Sample adds 21 before fouling out. Jeff struggles with 29.5% shooting and 88 attempts.
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West tops Washington 74 57 in MVC basketball clash
Davenport West used a dominant third quarter to pull away from Cedar Rapids Washington for a 74-57 Mississippi Valley Conference win. Scott Lund led West with 28 points, Joe Grubisich added 22, and Terry Lane sparked the early surge. Washington's Mike Seyfer scored 20 and Joe McGillicuddy 17.
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Cedar Rapids
Washington
Davenport West
Joe McGillicuddy
Wash
West
Scott Lund
Joe Grubisich
Lund
Grubisich
Warriors
Terry Lane
Mike Seyfer
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Jim Klindt
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SiLane
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Smith
Wultsberg
Schultz
Madson OH
West Ee Wash Advccvesocetames Vee
Rock Sophs Rim Jeff in 83-80 Preliminary
Rock Island sophomores rallied from a 12 point third quarter deficit to defeat Jefferson 83-80 in a Friday prelim. Jim Slack led Rock Island with 33 points, hitting a late field goal to seal the win as Terry Denoma added a late free throw. Jeff’s top scorer was B J Trickey with 24.
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Rock Island
Jim Slack
Rocks
Terry Denoma
Slack
Denoma
Jeff
B. J. Trickey
Rock Mapes
Gillis
Tomas
Aidary
Heeler
Fitz Hits 35 as Regis Routs Rock Island Alleman
Regis Royals pull away in the second half to beat Rock Island Alleman 71-66. Fitzpatrick scores 35, hitting 19 in the first half and nine late free throws to seal the win. Spanich adds 25 for Alleman, with Sansale and Hansen at 11 each.
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Kelly Fitzpatrick
Alleman
Regis
Royals
Fitzpatrick
Regis Ay
Perenidas
Ies
Lanaghan Sansa
Uv O Hansen
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Late Free Throws Lift Anamosa Past Marion 57 55 in Wamac Key
John Onken scored two last second free throws to seal Anamosa’s 57 55 win over Marion in the Wamac. Marion’s Ken Backsen left with 5:23 in third and Fowler answered late with a pair of clutch free throws after being fouled on the final shot. Oaken led with 16 points, Fowler 11 for Marion, while Osterkamp had 16 for the losers.
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Marion
Indians
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Ken Backsen
Harry Brown
Raiders
John Fowler
Fowler
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Backsen
Everett Weaver
Scott Bevin
Greg Miles
Kevin Osterkamp
First Rookie in 500 Mile Field at Indy
Mickey Rupp of Mansfield Ohio was named the first rookie entrant for the 49th annual Indianapolis 500 on May 31. He will drive the Chapman Special with Art Sims as chief mechanic, and must pass the standard 100 mile rookie test. Rupp has prior experience in the car from Milwaukee and Trenton 200 mile events.
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Indianapolis Motor Speedway
Mickey Rupp
Mansfield
Ohio
H. A. Chapman
Tucson
Ariz
Art Sims
Meyer- Drake
Dick Rathmann
Rupp
Milwaukee
Trenton
Big Eight Votes To Raise Ticket Prices To Five Dollars
The Big Eight conference adopted a five dollar minimum for reserved seats at league football games starting this fall. It is the first increase since 1958. A survey showed the average reserved seat price among major schools in 1964 was just over five dollars, with many games previously at four dollars or slightly higher.
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Kansas City
Big Eight
Johnson Survives Flaming Lap One to Win Daytona Warmup
Daytona Beach Florida AP junior Johnson avoided a fiery 11 car crash on the opening lap and surged from third to first on the final circuit to win the 100 mile Daytona warmup ahead of Sundays Daytona 500.
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Junior Johnson
Alleman Sophomores Over Regis In Rock Island Fray
Rock Island Alleman sophomores defeated Regis 63 to 42 after leading 36 to 17 at halftime. Jim Strandlund scored 13 for Alleman while Jim Heefner led Regis with 12. Other listed players included Atomen Eggen Moreno Sterane Boul Logan Ripley Pollentier and Anderson Thomsen.
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Collins Enters Iowa AAU Tourney Here Feb 28
Thirteen teams have been accepted for the Iowa AAU men's basketball tournament in Marshalltown starting February 28 with entries due by February 21. The event will crown an Iowa champion to advance to a regional playoff for a place in the AAU nationals. Teams include Palmer Chiropractic Devenan, Western Auto Newton, Vincen lay Products Fort Dodge, Maple autom community college, Security Bank Ishaitown, Collins Radio Cedar Rea, Farm Service Toledo, Titus Ayers Waterloo, Red's Barber Shop Iowa City, Merchants Ames, Tansee Trucking Aplington, and others.
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Louisville Trustees Vote To Keep Football
Louisville board of trustees voted to continue intercollegiate football while overruling a faculty senate abolition suggestion. The board supported the faculty and said it would have yielded if the faculty had decisively voted to abolish football. The reported faculty vote was 68 to 62.
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University of Louisville Board of Trustees
Eli ‘H. Brown III
Dee Andros Named New Pac Conference Coach At OSU
SEATTLE AP The Pacific Athletic Conference gains a new coach as Demosthenes Konstandios Andrecopolous known as Dee Andros is hired by Oregon State University He told the Seattle Times sports editor George N Meyers I dropped the Greek spelling a long time ago.
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West Sophs Stop Wash in Davenport Shootout
Davenport West sophomores defeated Washington 61 56 on Friday night. Smith led West with 26 points while Rogers added 23 for Washington. Other scorers included Neuenhoven 6 Barton 8 Jens 1 Turner 8 McClanahan 2 Stark 1 Wingfield 8 Bastian 4 Simms 4 Traynor 10 Dunnick 2.
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Coe Wrestlers Over Knox 24-6 in Home Meet
Coe, able to field a full team, beat Knox 24 to 6 at Coe Friday. Dick Imhof pinned 137 and Larry Coppola 147 for Coe. Pete Fader won 4-2 at 157 to extend his undefeated run. Other results include Nordin over Fazed, and Coppola pinning Johnson.
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Dick Imhof
Larry Coppola
Pete Fader
Jim Nordin
Frank Fazed
Bill Dean
Paul Johnson
Mike Shriver
Northwestern U Clips Cornell in 20-8 dual
Northwestern University defeated Cornell 20 to 8 in a Friday dual meet at Mount Vernon. Bill McCormick and heavyweight Dave Hrouda accounted for Cornell's points via forfeit and decision, as Cornell won two matches. A four team dual featuring Cornell Beloit Grinnell and Western Illinois was scheduled for Saturday at 3 30 p m.
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Numerous high school basketball results across Mississippi Valley and conferences
Mississippi Valley games featured Rock Island 90 over Jefferson 68, Davenport West 74 over Washington 57, Moline 70 over Dubuque 57, and Iowa City 35 over Dav Central 34. Conference matchups included Anamosa with Marion 55 and Cedar Rapids Prairie 79 over Central City 57, plus Regis 71 over R J Alleman 66. Other scores span Upper Iowa, Bald Eagle-Nine, and Northeast Iowa matchups with Decorah, Waverly, Oelwein, Williamsburg, and many more totals across multiple schools.
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Prairie Ends Season With 79-57 Victory
Prairie, sparked by Jesse Schulte, sealed a 79-57 win over Central City to close the regular season. Schulte totaled 24, with Len Scriven 15 and Jim Voigt 14, as Prairie finished 10-7. Central City, 10-6, briefly led 6-2 before Prairie pulled away and led 41-32 at halftime.
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Mike Hawley
Marty Clements
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LaSalle triumphs 24 22 over Pleasant Valley in dual meet
LaSalle defeated Pleasant Valley 24 22 in a Friday night dual wrestling clash. LaSalle winners included Phil Phillip at 112, John Phillip at 145, and Mike Randall at 165 with falls. PV reserves won 9 5 as Greg Holmund and others posted decisions for PV in the varsity portion.
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Ron Russell
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Bob Davis
Roger Lennon
Mike Bodds
Tom Wesche Phimie
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Paul Zarvo Hike Randall
Don Seassa Ques
Art Jordan
Steve Kral
Frank Siaby
ISU Hires Scesniak as Line Coach
ISU announces Rich ard Scesniak will replace Dick Corrick as offensive line coach. Scesniak, 24, from Chicago, played for the 1959 Dirty Thirty and coached freshman football in 1962 before entering Missouri law school. Corrick resigned to take a job at Arizona State. second Cyclone coach to depart in a month with Burnie Miller also resigning for Purdue.
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Dick Corrick
Richard Scesniak
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Scesniak
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Central City Sophomores win 42 28 over Prairie freshmen
Central City defeated Prairie yearlings 42 to 28 in the sophomore preliminary contest. Butters led scorers with 12 points while Ehret and Wilson added ten and two respectively May include further names and notes from the readable fragment.
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Big 8 Cage Crowds Ahead of Last Season
Kansas City AP reports rising Big Eight basketball attendances with league average up from 5,510 last season to this season’s level. Kansas State leads with a 10,600 average, while Iowa State sits fifth at 4,971. Wilt Chamberlain era noted as benchmark in 1957 58.
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Wilt Chamberlain
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