Fight On Clay Must Apologize Before Title Fight
The Illinois governor and Chicago officials urge cancellation of the Cassius Clay Ernie Terrell heavyweight bout set for March 29. Clay must apologize for unpatriotic remarks after his reclassification to 1-A, while Louisville draft officials say he will not be called before the fight date.
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Nine Ex-Players Named to Hall of Fame
Nine former college football players including Charlie Conerly Albie Booth and Norm Van Brocklin were elected to the National Football Foundation and Hall of Fame. Also elected were Lynn Waldorf and four football pioneers. Additional inductees include Dick Kazmaier Jim Crowley Rip Miller Pete Pihos Aaron Rosenberg Chuck Carney and older-era stars John McGovern John Houghton Hubbard Frank Juhan and C Everett Bacon.
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Charlie Conerly
Albie Booth
Norm van Brocklin
National Football Foundation
Hall of Fame
Lynn “Pappy” Waldorf
Mississippi
Conerly
Yale
Booth
Oregon
van Brocklin
Dick Kazmaier
Princeton
Jim Crowley
Rip Miller
Notre Dame
Pete Pihos
Indiana
Aaron Rosenberg
Southern California
Chuck Carney
Ilinois
John McGovern
Minnesota
John Houghton Hubbard
Amherst
Frank Juhan
Sewanee
C. Everett Bacon
Wesleyan
Fordtown Victim in AAU Tourney Elimination
Fordtown was eliminated from the state AAU basketball tournament in Marshalltown Iowa losing to Dubuque Raforths 88 to 82. Fordtown led by one late in the second half before Dubuque surged ahead. Gary Cooper led Fordtown with 29 points, Wright of Raforth's added 30, and Bob Meyer scored 20 for Raforth's but only played in the second half.
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Baseball records secrecy questioned in antitrust suit
Milwaukee Wisconsin AP reports baseball argues its financial records are trade secrets not accessible to Wisconsin in the antitrust suit against the Braves and the National League. A hearing before Circuit Judge Elmer Roller addressed Wisconsin's demand to open books with trial set for February 28. Braves attorney Earl T. Jimkinson said no league member will disclose the information.
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Meet the Preps and District Play Open With Strong Shooting
Starmont High School, 18 0 triumphs, enters district play with a 49.4 percent team field goal mark. Coach Ken Green’s squad features Mike Conner, Doug Schweitzer, Terry Knickerbocker and others averaging in double figures and shooting well above 50 percent. Washington high joins Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union, boosting its tennis prospects while Missouri Valley standout Susan Moen shines. Little Hawks of Iowa City post a 3rd conference win in 18, and 19 of 20 top girls teams remain in district contention as the state gym meet nears in Marshalltown.
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Ken Green
Manchester
Stars
Mike Conner
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union
Dempsey Cleaners Extend Slo-Break Lead With Win
Dempsey Cleaners remained undefeated in first place in the Slo-Break league by beating Rapids Machinery 36 to 26 behind Mort Pickart's 14 points. House of Trophies defeated C R Paint 4844. Jerry Spicer led Rapids with 26, while Dave Wolfe and Dave Stewart led House of Trophies with 16 and 16 points respectively.
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Jerry Spicer
Grant Wessling
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Dave Sprague
Dick Vail
Norm Kendleay
Dave Wolfe
Jim Hynes
Dave Stewart
Rick Crawford
GR. Paint Co
Ed Gorman
Chet Casali
Terry Martin
McDermott Leads Collins Bowl in weekend bowling
John McDermott led the Collins Bowl over the weekend with a 208.2 average for 1874 series during the event. Bernice Rizer posted the high women’s game and scratch series, 203 and 617. The results include scratch singles, doubles, and all events standings with multiple entrants and scores across categories.
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Collins
Bernice Rizer
Jack Glessner
John McDer
Howdy Mohr
Charlie Kress
Elvin Williams
Harmon Fates
Lily ‘Thomas
Francis WouHrath
Gladys ‘Taylor
Anna Jensen
Harmon Wisted
Harvey Helm
Charlie Gillee
Ee Jerde
Emil Rm Ae Low
Es 'i
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Hermon Wisted Selter
Delwood and Sacred Heart Triumph in Preston Sectionals
In the B sectional at Preston, Delwood of Elwood beat Lost Nation 62 to 46 with Jim Powers scoring 21. Sacred Heart defeated Independence St Johns 72 to 63 as Jerry Gries totaled 21. Denver, led by Mike Wittenburg with 28, downed Dunkerton 59 to 53.
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Elwood
Lost Nation
Jim Powers
Delwein
College Basketball Results Across Iowa Ohio State Penn
Illinois and surrounding matchups showcase wide scoring from Iowa teams and several junior colleges. Notable scores include Iowa 91 over Michigan 102, Minnesota 38 over Purdue 77, and Kansas 86 over Missouri 61.
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Regis guard Seyfer tops scoring in Cedar Rapids Marion area
Bob Seyfer, a 6-foot senior guard for Regis, scored 50 points over two games to lead the Cedar Rapids Marion area scoring derby and contend for the Mississippi Valley conference lead. He helped Regis beat Clinton 76 73 and lose to Moline 87 84 in double overtime while averaging 19.8 points this season.
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16 Year Old Bob Henry Tops Local Bowling Scores
16 year old Bob Henry led the weekend bowling with a 667 series highlighted by 215 225 and 227 games. Dale Young topped the men’s single with 254, and John Spore added 251 as Sundays and Saturdays produced high marks across multiple leagues including His and Hers and Neighbors. Sue Warren led the girls with 215 in Hi Mid Teens and Eula Wood posted 212 553 in Halves and Better Halves.
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Sue Warren
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Fran Foley
Harper’s Skelly
Stan Findley
Gene Haddy
Walt Hollenberser
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Bud Cole
Hans Eschbach
Albert Linkenbach
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Craig Larson
Len Barnes
Dale Youns
Ste Warren
Sally Brunson
Jo Ann Kuhse
Mike David
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Miller's Auto
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Sundowners
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Marion Kings
Butch Pais
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Judy Akers
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Nordman and Price Tie For League Lead After Monday Wins
Nordman's Jewelers defeated Irwin's 84 to 77 and Price Electric beat Pizza Pete's 70 to 67 to stay undefeated and joint leaders in Mar tion Y men's league. Rip Fulton scored 36 points. Nordman's and Price meet next Monday for the title.
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New Leader Paul Abodeely Tops Kenwood Goal Shooting Contest
Paul Abodeely led with 150 points missing only one shot at Kenwood School in the playground and recreation commission event. Dave Bennett took second with 105 and Gary Squires finished third with 95 as the contest crowned a new leader. The Gazette emphasize that the key to business success is a Gazette want ad.
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Playground and Recreation Commission
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Dave Bennett
Gary Squires
Jefferson JV Beats Dubuque 59 42 To End Season
The Jefferson junior varsity defeated Dubuque 59 to 42 on Monday night. Tim Kelly led the J-Hawks with 27 points while Schmidt scored 19 for the home team. Jefferson finishes with 12 wins and four losses.
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Jefferson
Tim Kelly
J-Hawks
Schmidt
Jeff
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