Kluszewski Indicates Retirement With Pinch Hit Request
Former Reds star Ted Kluszewski, 37, says he will retire from baseball unless three teams offer him a pinch hitting role at a salary he accepts. He spoke on a Cincinnati TV program after being released by the Los Angeles Angels, batting .243 with 15 homers in 107 games in 1961.
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United Press International
Ted Kluszewski
Mountain of
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Big Klu
Pittsburgh Pirates
Bob Skinner
Skinner
San Diego
Calif
Joe L. Brown
Pirates
Combes Sidelined By Ulcer For 10 Days To Two Weeks
CHAMPAIGN Ill AP Head basketball coach Harry Combes of Illinois will rest 10 days to two weeks due to an ulcer. Howie Braun, assistant coach, will direct the Illini as the team earns Big Ten wins over Iowa and Northwestern in Combes absence.
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Champaign, Ill
Harry Combes
University of Illinois
Howie Braun
Iowa
Northwestern
Illini
Combes
Prairie View Tops Small College Basketball Rankings
New York United Press International poll lists Prairie View A&M 97-7 with first place votes and 16-7? record through Feb 10. Others include Hofstra, Westminster, Tennessee State, Kentucky Wesleyan, Wheaton? Grambling and Evansville in the top tiers.
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New York
UPI
United Press International
Prairie View Aam
Mofstra
Westminster
Tennessee State
Kentucky Wesleyan
Southern Hillmeis
Grambling
Wittenberg
Evansville
Oelwein Leads Six Into New Hampton Wrestling Meet
In the class B district wrestling prelims at New Hampton, Oelwein claimed six advancing wrestlers while Wapsie Valley had three and Lamont two. The field narrowed to semifinals with Cedar Falls close behind at six qualifiers.
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Oelwein
New Hampton
Orange Township
Waverly
Wapsie Valley
Lamont
Terry Chase
Steve Lee
Chase Dec
Rueben Kreb
Ken Miller
New Magpreny
Jon Reed
Mont
Bob Rosauer
Len Morehouse
Posauer
Bob Reaves
Steve Boyd
Orange Two
Jerry Dorn
Janesville
Max Andermen
Peck
Gee Os Schroeder
Grundy Cener
Dale Thurm
Ron Rohrssen
Oorlwein
Thurm
Ken Acuff
Lyn Mangrich
Fred Bruhn
Mike Puff Welweint
Charles Hunter
Jenih Puff
Gary Bowden
Jim Woolsey
Darrel Kehagan
Jim Richhalgh
Cer
Jim Gallup
Mike Decker
Pat Bela
Dave Brownell
Dick Busch
Roy Kastli
Lynn Adame
Poward Dobbs
de Ron Moeller
Bill Buchholtz
Craig Williams
Dee
Darrel Glasber Waverly
Ray Koch
Roy Lindit
Reinbeck
John Rhine
Dar Doughty
Dennis Rabe
Dennis Waene
Larry Brown
Jesup
Wagner
Tim Trent
Orance Two
Aaron Lau
Ted Tryon
Bob Seaiman
Tom Kasti
Brian Carpenter
Orangeewp
Tom Macey
Jim Homan
Howard Bachman
Cresco and Osage Lead Class B District Wrestling Semis
Cresco and Osage advanced ten wrestlers to the Class B District semifinals, leading the field. West Union had seven qualifiers, followed by Postville with five and Nora Springs and South Winneshiek of Calmar with four. Matches included Bruce Haugen Osage over Mike Krembeer Postville 4-0 and several decisive pins and decisions across the weight classes.
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Cresco
Osage
West Union
Postville
Nora Springs
South Winneshiek
Calmar
Eikader
Waukon
Bruce Haugen
Mike Krembeer
Duane Robinson
Roger Heuer
Dean Rue
Daryl Will
Dennis Blumhagen
Bruce Enyart
Mike Schmauss
Don Hanson
Ed Handke
Jim Nynedahl
Bob Peller
Elkader
Duane Plegeenkuhle
Jim Lundberg
Alan Brailier
Gary Kuper
Osave
Dennis Clinton
Eelkader
Roy Louis Nora
Jim Bursell
Larry Rechtfertiz
Gary Blumhagtn
Chuck Jorgenson
Tom Roe
Hon Barker
Bill Little
Ron Pope
Dick Winkie
Les Lenth
Bruce Treloar
Terry Eckerman
Dale Donian
Fob Woodson
Nora &Prings
Don Henning Waukon
Dave Krats
Jim Youne
Osnee
Mike Sauérory
Dick Wilkes
Bill Hahn
Richard Bronner
Jim Hofer
Ron Schmitz
Erry Annine
Deery! Pleegenkuhle
Tom Peckham
John Powell
Jim Wolm
Jay Eaton
Pek Grekoff
Doug Meyer
Camar
Parker West Union
Jim Halvorson
John Dietertehs
Oseee
Jim Duffy
Tom Precious
Tim Staley
Decorah Sends Five To Mat Semifinals
Decorah advanced five wrestlers to the semifinal round of the class A District tournament in Waterloo on Monday night as West and East Waterloo pressed for the team race lead. Names include Gerry Gipp at 95 pounds, David Johnson at 120 pounds, and Rafael Duran among the qualifiers.
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Ray Wicks
Reg Wicks
Decorah
Cedar Falls
Waterloo
West
East Waterloo
Gerry Gipp
David Johnson
Rafael Duran
Loras Beats Coe in Wrestling Meet 22-10
Coe wrestling team fell 22-10 to Loras on Wednesday. Ron Thompson won by forfeit at 123 pounds and Bob Hartman earned a fall at 177 for Coe’s points. Bill Carr upset Lloyd Schaffer 4-3 at heavyweight as the Kohawks drop the clash and prepare for Carleton at home Saturday.
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Loras
Kohawks
Ron Thompson
Bob Hartman
Wayne Barre
Bill Carr
Lloyd Schaffer
Carleton
Coe-Carleton
Dan O'Rourke
Ron Oor
Bob Bromert
Roger Bear
Joe Conley
Reggie Gibson
John McCluskey
Dave Jarvis
Tom Kilbure
Burl Johnson
Wayne Orre Het
Billy Carr
Dee Lloyd Schalter
Fon Thompson
George Sill
Chuck Zapf
Phil Ensiey
Pat Monaghan
Joe Abodeeey
Dave Rosenbere
State College Crushes Luther in 23-3 Wrestling Victory
State College of Iowa overwhelmed Luther 23-3 as Luther won only one of eight bouts. Gary Weaver upset Tom Sailey 7-0 at 130 pounds, while several SCI contenders posted decisions including Freeman, Cormaney, Garnet, Wilson and Williams with Luther forfeiting at one weight.
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Decorah
UPI
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Luther College
Luther
Gary Weaver
Tom Sailey
Aeengge Pox
Sci
Terry Zasa
Toechary Weaver
Prank Freeman
Er Orris
Ine
Cig Cormaney
Dec Nda
Sanford
Dave
Jim Garnet
Dave Ischueller
von Wilson
Otis
Panthers Rate Among Top College Squads
NEW YORK UPI polls place State College of Iowa tied for 24th with Central Missouri on three votes. The Panthers, winners of seven straight, slipped back into the lower echelon after early season setbacks for SCI and others.
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New York
UPI
State College of Iowa
United Press International
Panthers
UPI Board of Coaches
Central Missouri
SCI
Purdue Ace Can Break Four Marks
Purdue star Ter ry Dischinger nears four career and season scoring milestones in his final Big Ten season. He leads with a 31.7 average, fueled by 47 points versus Indiana and 38 against Iowa, threatening to become the third player to lead the conference in scoring three straight years.
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Chicago
Purdue
Terry Dischinger
Dischinger
Indiana
Iowa
Jimmy Rayl
Big Ten
John Schommer
Schlundt
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Minnesota
Lucas
Weekend wrestling and basketball slate across Iowa district and prep events
Semifinals of district wrestling at Linn Mar and Cresco with Class B finals at Prairie and New Hampton. Saturday features Class A district finals at Iowa City Waterloo, plus numerous basketball games across colleges and high schools including St Pat’s, LC Regina, Coe, Carleton, and Beloit with prep state finals in Des Moines.
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Clase Ai District
Linn-Mar
Prairie Mis
Cresco
New Hamaton
Prairie
Newampton
C. R. Washington
Washington
Shellsburg
St Pat's
Mother Rewis
Regina
Mid Prairie
Upper Iowa
Central
St. Olaf
Coe
Iowa
Waterloo
Indiana
Oklahoma
Lowa
Northwestern
Lowe Bhohigne, Sr
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Roit
Dennis The Menace Appears Daily in Classifieds
The feature highlights a recurring Dennis the Menace item in the classifieds each day. Readers encounter a playful strip style note amid ads and notices.
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Dennis the Menace
Schleswig Garrison Lead Iowa Girls Finalists in Sectionals
Schleswig defeated Odebolt Arthur 69-41 and Ida Grove 94-35 to set up a final with both sectional champion and runnerup advancing. Garrison, led by Ther a Froning's 46 points, beat Urbana 80-55 as Twin Rivers upset LaVerne and Kanawha 76-64.
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Schleswig
Garrison
Ida Grove
Twin Rivers of
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Odebolt-Arthur
Battle Creek
Thera Froning
Urbana
Twin Rivers
LaVerne
Kanawha
Marching scores fill rural arenas in Iowa league results
A dense slate of high school basketball results across Iowa features Alden, Allison Hampton Rudd Rockford, Aurelia, Bronson, Center Point, Colfax, Coon Rapids, Council Bluffs, Emmetsburg, Farmington, Gowrie, Union Whitten, Mauston, Mediapolis, Moravia, Nevada, Odebolt Arthur, Palmer, Perry, Sidney, Stanwood, Sully, Thompson, Wauke, and other teams. Numerous district matchups list final scores with Culminating game notes show decently high totals for many victors, highlighting a period of competitive play across classes.
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Farmington
Schaller
Kingsley-Pierson
Sacred Heart of Montiicello
Runnells
Y.J.B
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Guthrie Center
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Panama
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Pella
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Griswold
Cum.Mass
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Maynard West Central
Tripoli
Frederickshurg
Rhineton
Mediapolis
New London
Danville
Prep Basketball Results From Various Matchups
B-Crestland beat Whiting 69 to 41 and Emmetsburg triumphed 74 to 45 over Royal. Orange Trip posted 41 over Marsh St Marys 51, Bancroft St Johns 14 over Armstrong 46, Gilb D B 6 Pasterton 47, Hazleton Gilb D B 34 in res. Pro games saw New York 125, Boston 11 and L A 130, St. Louis 107. ABL Kansas City 100, Chicago 104. Cleveland Tis Hawaii 105.
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Whiting
Dunkerton
Orange Trip
Emmetsburg
Royal
New York
Boston
Detroit
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
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Kansas City
Cleveland Tis
Hawaii
College scores and results across teams
East Westminster 63 Pecucene 61. Miami Ohio 75 Pitt 3. Temple 79 Penn 60. LaSalle 73 Canisius 68. Amherst 75. Army 5 Iowa. Winona St 90 Loras 4. South C State 85 North Gorctiner s Viesinin Tech 85 VMI 7. Navy 73 Rutgers Midwest Navier 7% Louisville 67. Santa Clara 60 San Francisco 58. Air Force 75 Colo College 44.
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Pecucene
Miami Ohio
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Penn
LaSalle
Canisius
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Army
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Navy
Rutgers
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Louisville
Far West
Santa Clara
San Francisco
Air Force
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Bello Knocks Out Bryant in Union City Boxing Bout
Billy Bello of New York halted Kenney Bryant of New York with a second round knockout in Union City New Jersey. The bout ended when Bello delivered a decisive punch ending the fight.
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Associated Press
Union City
N. J
Billy Bello
New York
Kenney Bryant
Dave Wilkey Wins In Test At Madison Grade School
Dave Wilkey posted 105 to win goal shooting honors at Madison grade school. Randy Fossum finished second with 95 and Robert Varner was third with 90.
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Dave Wilkey
Madison
Randy Fossum
Robert Varner
Its Official Rule Adjusted for Kicker Penalty
The NCAA approved an amendment to allow a penalty and an extra play when running into or roughing the kicker on the last play. Dave Nelson and Elwood Geiges announced the change, approved Wednesday, to be inserted into the football rules book.
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Philadelphia
Nottre Dame
Syracuse
Dave Nelson
University of Delaware
Elwood Geiges
National Collegiate Athletic Association
NCAA
Business Man Advertises Daily in Want Ads
A brief exhortation urges a businessman to sell daily by placing advertisements in the want ads every day. The message emphasizes consistent advertising as a path to steady sales and visibility.
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