Regional high school basketball results roll in from Iowa
Traer-Clutier nipped by Jesup in overtime 53-48 as Darrell Jesse scored 14 for Jesup and Bob Steffeny 19 for Traer-Clutier. Monticello beat Maquoketa 45-43 behind Phill Schlarman 12 with Reserve 56-40. Anamosa lost to Tipton 90-59 as George Pinnell 30 led Tipton. Grinnell downed Oskaloosa 60-44 with Bob Sampson 21. Postville defeated Monona 60-53, Don Smith 18. Independence beat Manchester 55-48, Kent Johnson 21. West Liberty beat U-High 61-53, Dennis Harmon 23. New Hampton tied for Northeast Iowa crown with Decorah 77-50, Berst 20 for NH. Sigourney beat HLV 96-70, Dan Sellers 23. Ossian DeSales beat Stacyville Visitation 52-44, Dennis Woldum 16. Amana beat Riverside 45-38, Schmieder and Yordi 16 each. Arlington beat Garnavillo 67-51, Dixon 25. North Union down Valley High 73-60, Bemiss 39. Orange township over Dinsdale 45-37, Homolar 14. Belle Plaine beat Iowa Valley 56-38, Franklin 17.
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January Holds Five Strokes Lead At Tucson Open
Lon January led the $25,000 Tucson Open after three rounds with a 12 under par 132 at 49er Country Club. Frank Boynton and Al Mengert tied for second at 137, while Jack Nicklaus missed the cut after a second round 71 amid bursitis pains.
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Williamsburg Wins 68 60 Over BGM In Varsity Clash
Williams burg defeated BGM 68 to 60 as Ron Holden scored 21 points and Jim Means added 16 for BGM. Williams burg also won the reserve game 136 35 and Sacred Heart of Oelwein beat Fairbank Immaculate Conception 61 52 with LaVerne Cosselman scoring 17. Dysart rolled past Keystone 107 78 with Ben Hopkins scoring 31 and Dysart won the reserve 61 36.
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College Basketball Roundup from Midwest to West
Readout of multiple results across divisions with Knox, Olaf, Monmouth, Beloit, Lawrence and Coe in the Midwest and Yale, Cornell, Penn, Dartmouth, Harvard and others in the East. Franked by Southwest and Far West leagues with notable scores, plus Pro Basketball and Hockey lines and college wrestling and gymnastics notes.
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Prairie Deals Mid Prairie 60 Cedar Rapids 39
Prairie used a balanced attack and tough defense to beat Mid Prairie 60 39 in Miscowa conference action. All five Prairie starters scored in double figures led by Jess Schulte with 17 points and Jim Voigt with 17.
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Marion Indians Rally Past Vinton In 3rd Period Drive
Marion built a 13 point third period margin and fended off a late Vinton rally for a 62 54 win in Wamac action. Steve Raitt led Vinton with 17 points while John Hoglund scored 14 for Marion.
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Beatty Eyes World Mile Mark in 1954 season
Jim Beatty, star of the Los Angeles Track Club, said he aims to break Peter Snell's 3:54.4 world mile record this year after shattering his indoor mile mark with 3:58.6 at the New York Athletic Club meet. He praised Loyola Chicago’s Tom O’Hara, who finished 3:59.2, as Brumel and others posted top marks.
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Iowa Trackmen set two records in tri meet
Iowa City AP reports the Iowa Hawkeyes dominated a triangular indoor track meet, scoring 105 points to Northwestern 38 and Bradley 29. Iowa took 10 firsts and two runners set fieldhouse records, including Gary Fischer in the 1,000 yards and Bill Frazier in the 600 yards.
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Archer Set to Clash With Richardson in TV Fight
New York report says Joey Archer ranked sixth middleweight faces Blair Richardson a Canadian newcomer in a 10 round bout at Madison Square Garden on Saturday night. Archer a 2 1 favorite will headline ABC TV telecast starting at 10 p m EST with Archer aiming to rebound from recent rounds while Richardson seeks upset.
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Webster City Waldorf Meet in J C Final Iowa junior college title
Waldorf and Webster City reach the Iowa Junior College basketball final after semifinal wins. Waldorf edged Creston 99 95 in overtime with Harold Pierce scoring 45 points. Webster City defeated Burlington 63 62 on late free throws.
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Theater Time For Saturday At Paramount RKO and World
Saturday listings show Paramount presenting All the Way Home with Raven shorts at 1:30 3:25 5:25 7:30 9:30 and Make Mine a Double at 1:35 5 8:20. RKO Iowa offers A Child Is Waiting at 3 6:25 9:45 and World shows Forty Pounds of Trouble at 1 3:10 5:20 7:30 9:40 with shorts. Marion screens In Search of the Castaways at 2:15 4:25 6:40 9 and shorts at 1:45 3:55 6:05 8:15.
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Poe’s The Raven film review at Para theater
The Raven stars Vincent Price Peter Lorre and Boris Karloff in a lighthearted Gothic horror tale with magic duel scenes. Review notes the trio as magicians with Karloff as evil, Price as good, Lorre in between. The piece laments the film’s take on Poe and its box office potential alongside Elorde’s fifth title defense.
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Fight of the Week: Archer vs Richardson in 10 rounds
The venue features Joey Archer facing Blair Richardson in a ten round middleweight bout scheduled for 9 p.m. Saturday. Local fight fans anticipate an action packed contest with both fighters seeking a decisive win.
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