Iowa MIchigan State Preview At Home Hawkeyes Lead Big Ten
Iowa hosts Michigan State at home as it seeks to stay atop the Big Ten with Purdue. Ohio State’s loss tightens the race, while Ralph Miller and John Benington deploy Stepier Calabria and Vidnovic to boost Hawkeye firepower in a key conference matchup.
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Stick Vidnovic
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Calabria
Sam Williams
Stick
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Cazzie Russell
Badger
John Erickson
Iowa Illinois game sold out in Iowa City
Iowa City attendance for the Saturday basketball game against Illinois is sold out, announced by Francis Graham business manager of athletics. The matchup draws a full house as the no tickets remain news confirms.
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Iowa
Illinois
Francis Graham
Five unbeaten teams advance in Iowa Class A boys'
Norway remains undefeated at 19-0 with a 61-49 win over Clear Creek Amana in Solon as state sectional action opens. Other unbeatens moving up include Waco, Northeast Hamilton, Paullina, and Pella Christian, while Morning Sun and LeGrand end long unbeaten runs of Green Mountain and New London.
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Iowa Indiana clash spotlights Big Ten officials planter
At the Iowa Indiana game Saturday night Herman Rohrig new Big Ten supervisor of football and basketball officials observed from the stands noting rules challenges and timing calls. Iowa and Purdue loom as improving Big Ten teams with several sophomores and juniors in key roles.
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Brundage Holds Line as 32 African Nations Withdraw
London AP reports Avery Brundage insisting no country can stop the summer Games and that Mexico will host as planned. Congo vote triggers African boycott move while the IOC weighs politics and South Africa’s 1968 readmission sparks debate among national committees.
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Mantle Signs Sixth Straight $100000 Yankee Deal
Mickey Mantle signed his sixth consecutive $100,000 baseball contract with the New York Yankees. The 36 year old first baseman, moving from center field, will begin his 18th season with the team after a 1967 season of 22 homers in 144 games. Mantle, a three time AL MVP with 518 career homers, arrives at camp after a Monday night arrival.
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Linn-Mar Edges North Linn 58-55 in sectional opener
Linn-Mar built a 12-point third quarter lead and held off a late North Linn rally to win 58-55. Gary Budreau led Linn-Mar with 17 points, Randy Ketelsen added 14, and eight other Linn-Mar players scored. Jon McCright led North Linn with 15 points, Doug Henderson 13, Bob Merritt 10, as the Lions advance to face Springville in the sectional series.
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AAU Wins Sole Control of Open Track Meets
The AAU Executive Committee voted unanimously to accept a Feb 1 arbitral ruling granting the organization sole control of all open track meets. The decision includes authority over use of nonstudent athletes and foreigners.
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