Luther Hosts All Lutheran Mat Tourney
Decorah wrestling fans will see top small college action as Luther hosts the fourth annual All Lutheran Wrestling tournament. The schedule runs 9 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. with rounds, consolations, and finals featuring Luther, St Olaf, Concordia Moorhead, Concordia Seward, Gustavus Adolphus, Wartburg, Augustana Sioux Falls, and Carthage. Defending champs Gustavus and Luther hopefuls Davis Johnson and Gerald Gipp return, alongside other former placers. Admission varies by session from 25 cents for students to $1.50 for adults.
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Midwest
Luther College
Luther
St. Olaf of
Northfield
Minn
Concordia of
Gustavus
Concordia
Augustana
Rock Island
Davis Johnson
Gerald Gipp
Mike Kumpf
Neal Skaar
B-Floyd Valley Prevails Over Hinton In Prep Rivalry
Prep basketball result lists B-Floyd Valley 71 over Hinton 63. Girls sectional scores include Twin Cedars 70 over Metcalf Dallas 34 cons., S E Warren 53 over Moravia 52 final. College wrestling Drake 31 Simpson 8.
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Henry Cooper KOs Davis in England Bout
The AP reports Henry Cooper KO'd opponent Davis in Wolverhampton England. In White Plains Buster Mathis outpointed Sherre Polite in six rounds. Rochester Minn saw Andy Heilman outpoint Doug Mac Leod over ten rounds.
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Wolverhampton
England
Henry Cooper
Ven Davis
Mobile
Ala
White Plains
N.Y
Buster Mathis
Bend Rapids
Mich
Sherre Polite
Holyoke
Mass
Rochester
Minn
Andy Heilman
Los Angeles
Doug MacLeod
Grand Rapids
Meet the Preps B GM's Ben Means May Be Hard To Replace
Brooklyn basketball standout Ben Means, a 6-1 senior forward, led B GM with 359 points in 18 games for a 19.9 average, while pulling 14 rebounds per game. Coach Bob Roe notes Means’s loss would hurt a team that finished 6-12 but showed promise. Back for next season are Joph Ben Mowrey and juniors Gene Doty Delmer Miller and Don Paynter, as Means may miss time due to his hip injury history.
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Brooklyn
Bob Roe
Ben Means
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BGM
OGDEN
Joph Ben Mowrey
Gene Doty
Delmer Miller
Don Paynter
Falcons Stocked For Future In NFL Expansion
Dallas Cowboys and Minnesota Vikings say Atlanta Falcons fared better than their own expansion starts in 1960 and 1961. Atlanta added 42 experienced players to reach 94 total with rookies and free agents, led by coach Nort Hecker and quarterback Dennis Claridge as a top prospect. Notable acquisitions include Nobis, Hawkins, Sherman, and Grimm, with owner Rankin Smith reportedly investing 8.5 million dollars to secure the franchise.
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Palm Beach
Fla
Dallas Cowboys
Minnesota Vikings
Atlanta Falcons
Tex Schramm
Cowboys
Vince Lombardi
Green Bay Packers
Falcons
Nort Hecker
Atlanta
Dennis Claridge
Green Bay
Alex Hawkins
Baltimore
Senators Trade Bennie Daniels and Sign Phil Ortega
The Washington Senators sold pitcher Bennie Daniels to the Hawaii farm club in the Pacific Coast league and announced the signing of pitcher Phil Ortega.
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Washington Senators
Bennie Daniels
Hawaii
Phil Ortega
First team pick leads league stars with two second team names
Hubbard’s top girls team battles Wellsburg in a sectional final while two players Cameron Rattler and Jim Vokoun earn second team honors. Mary Boeke misses school with a virus and may be replaced by cousin Sandra Boeke. Bernie Saggan will speak at the Stormont banquet May 3. Mara of the Giants confirms a straight player swap. Stynchula joins the Giants after 1964 deal that sent Sam Huff to Washington.
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North Tama
Mid Iowa
Kim Powell
Wellsburg
London
Bo Brenneman
Miekka Heddens
Sandra Nederhoff
Karen Harms
Virginia Ward
Cameron Rattler
Jim Vokoun
Hubbard
Mary Boeke
Sandra Boeke
Bernie Saggan
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Stormont
Stynchula
Giants
Dick James
Sam Huff
Washington Redskins
Stynchula Traded To Baltimore Colts
Palm Beach AP reports Andy Stynchula the only Giant to play out his option was traded to the Baltimore Colts for defensive back Werdell Harris. Wellington
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Fla
Andy Stynchula
New York Giant
Baltimore Colts
Werdell Harris
Wellington
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