Michigan Invades Iowa In Big Ten Basketball Showdown
Michigan's high scoring Wolverines travel to Iowa City to face the Hawkeyes in a Monday night clash at 7 32 p m at the Iowa Fieldhouse. Coach Ralph Miller expects a tough test for his defense against Cazzie Russell and Michigan's recent 120 point plus wins. The capacity crowd of 13000 will watch on channel seven with no gate tickets sold.
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Air Condition NOW Reasons For Slower Season
Advertisement from Helmsmen Inc promoting Ashana air conditioners with low payments until May and no payments this season. They advertise expert local installation, expert guidance on sizing and costs, and a 20 year experience backing their service. See Adolph or Roger Helm at 210 29th St NE 362 1145.
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Open Monday Sectionals Kick Off Iowa Boys Play
Sectional action starts Monday as Linn-Mar meets LaPorte City at Winton and Center Point defends its perfect record against Alburnett at Central City. Eastern Iowa features include St. John's Independence versus Sacred Heart Delwein and Delwood versus Lost Nation. District 22 action advances 161 class A and 192 class B teams toward state at Des Moines March 17-19.
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High School Basketball Schedule Fragments Across Iowa Cities
A dense list of boys and girls varsity games arranged by town and gym, with times like 7:30 and 8:30. Matchups include Oelwein S.H. versus Ind. St. John’s and Decatur-Decorah at Bek, along with numerous district pairings such as Solon hosting Springville and Maquoketa pairing Andrew with Bellevue.
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Cedar Rapids bowler trails leader in express singles
Cedar Rapids bowler C R Bowler sits in second place in the third annual express sports singles bowling tourney in Monticello. Steve Demme Ruth rolled 669 including handicap to trail leader Larry Dolan of Anamosa who had 675. The tourney ends March 13.
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Clay Apologizes as Kerner Probes Boxing License
Gov Otto Kerner urged the Illinois Athletic Commission to review its decision on licensing the Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell heavyweight title bout in Chicago. Clay apologized by phone from Miami and plans to meet the commission in Chicago to discuss the remarks and the license.
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Upper Iowa Wins NAIA Conference Title and Byes
Upper Iowa clinched its fourth straight Iowa Conference basketball title by beating Simpson 96-70 and Buena Vista 89-73. Jim Crabtree scored 35 in the Buena Vista win and 33 against Simpson, leading league scoring. The Peacocks earned a first round bye in District 15 NAIA playoffs and will face winner of Feb. 23 matchups on Feb. 28 for a spot in the Kansas City national tournament.
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Midwest College Basketball Schedules Across Conferences
Illustrated weekly roundup lists forthcoming games and standings across the Midwest. Key matchups include William Penn at Central, Dubuque at Upper Iowa, Simpson at Buena Vista, and Luther at Wartburg, with IA NAIA playoff notes and conference tallies for North Central and Midlands divisions.
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Michigan Iowa clash aims to break long streaks
Iowa vows to stop Michigan and its 69-61 and 81-66 road wins as both teams chase a Big Ten title. Michigan seeks NCAA tourney security, while Iowa State launches a century club for boosters to fund athlete scholarships.
Top Ten College Teams Update From AP Poll
AP basketball poll recap lists Kentucky Duke Texas Western Loyola Chicago Vanderbilt Providence Missouri and Michigan in top ten. Results include Kentucky beating Alabama Mississippi State and Texas Western beating Arkansas State while Loyola Chicago and Providence each post wins.
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1966 Baseball Contracts With the New York Yankees
The article discusses players signing their 1966 baseball contracts with the New York Yankees, detailing terms and expected impact on the team’s lineup and performance.
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Murcer Trail and Downs Sign With New York
New York reports that infielders Bobby Murcer and Chet Trail and pitcher Gil Downs have signed contracts with the team. The move adds depth to the roster and bolsters the lineup ahead of the upcoming season.
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Seyfer Takes Area Point Lead in Tight Scoring Race
Wington star Mike Seyfer poured in 50 points over two games to overtake Regis rival Bob Kaup in the C R Marion area scoring derby. Seyfer had 19 against Clinton and 31 versus Moline, reaching 337 points in 17 games for a 19.8 average while Kaup holds 313 in 16 games.
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