Cal Beaten Gets Revenge Chance In Rematch
California and Southern California renew their rivalry on a Los Angeles court in a rubber game after USC edged Cal 65-57 Saturday. Cincinnati remains the national leader at 10-0 with wins over Dayton and a 32-point day from Oscar Robertson, while four other major schools hold unbeaten records.
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Don Weiss
Associated Press
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Waterloo West Side Billiards Triumphs in Holiday Tourney
West Side Billiards of Waterloo captured the Waterloo Holiday amateur basketball tournament title by defeating Cedar Rapids Jerabek's twice. West Side won 58 56 in the opening game and 72 55 in the final, with Thorgaard scoring 18 and 20 and Nichols 24 in the finale. Jerabek's faces Mechanicsville next Wednesday.
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Iowa Coach Mulls Shuffle After Loss To Minnesota
Iowa coach Sharm Scheuerman unhappy with a 70-61 Big Ten opener defeat at Minnesota hints at lineup changes for the Wisconsin game. If benching Gentry occurs, sophomore Mike Woods or junior Dennis Runge could start as Iowa seeks to stop Wisconsin’s fast break.
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Sharm Scheuerman
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Badgers
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Dennis Runge
Gentry
Rose Bowl OKs West Eyes Big 10
The Pacific Coast AAWU and Tournament of Roses formalized a three year pact ensuring a West team, under the open end clause, will represent the Rose Bowl. The Big Ten may join, and March 31 sets the rival selection method. If renewal stalls, no alternate league will be pursued.
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LeGourmet Beats Springville 85 57 in Demonstration at Marion
LeGourmet toppled Springville 85 to 57 at the Marion gym in a clash of unbeaten teams. Dave Affeldt scored 27 points with 19 in the second half to power the win as LaVerne Greenfield added 12 and Dave Wessel 10. Springville’s Gary Marburger led with 16.
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Loveless Sees No Harm In ISU SUI Athletic Ties
DES MOINES AP Gov Herschel Loveless said he sees no harm in athletic competition between the University of Iowa and Iowa State. He noted football schedules are fixed years ahead but suggested annual ISU SUI basketball games could be feasible. He also said he does not anticipate hard feelings between students.
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University of Iowa
Iowa State
State Board of Regents
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Iowa Basketball Highlights With Scheuerman and Brooks
Sharm Scheuerman and Bob Brooks host the 10 30 PM Tuesday program recapping Iowa basketball highlights. The TV 9 segment reviews key plays and notable scores from recent games.
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Sharm Scheuerman
Bob Brooks
Warriors 69 Moline 63. Cedar Rapids improves to 9-0
Washington coaches call the win the best game of the year as the Warriors erase a halftime deficit to defeat Moline 69-63 before 6000 at Wharton Fieldhouse. Mike Hawk and Tom Nelson led rebound efforts with 15 and 7 of 10 shooting points, while Mark DeVoe held Moline star Larry Hultgren to a season-low 9 points.
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West Virginia Coach Reacts to Dismissal Report
Morgantown West Virginia AP reports coach Art Lewis says he has only read papers and has heard nothing official about the athletic council recommending his dismissal. University President Elvis Stahr Jr. declined comment on the potential move.
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West Virginia University Athletic Council
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Board of Governors
Celtics Lose Third In A Row As Slump Hits Celtics
The Boston Celtics drop to a 3 game skid after a 118-117 loss to the Warriors and a 114-113 defeat by Syracuse. Wilt Chamberlain scores 47 for Golden State and rookie Dick Barnett sinks key baskets for Syracuse. The defeat ends a 17 game win streak and leaves Boston six games up on Philadelphia.
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Huge Apartment Set At Ebbets Field Site
New York AP reports wreckers will move into the Ebbets Field site next summer to demolish the Dodgers home and build the citys largest single apartment house. State Housing Commissioner James W Gaynor announced the project costing more than 22 million dollars will house 1 317 families and finish by early 1962.
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Purdue stifles Bellamy as Indiana, Northwestern loom
Purdue used a tight zone to bottle up Walt Bellamy in a 79-76 upset of Indiana. Ray Eddy credited defense and effort as key factors alongside Indiana’s 34 percent shooting. Terry Dischinger led scorers with 30 points as Michigan State beat Wisconsin 91-79.
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Spivey sues NBA and Podoloff for 820000 damages
Former Kentucky star Bill Spivey sues NBA president Maurice Podoloff and the league in Cincinnati alleging a conspiracy to prevent him from playing pro basketball. He seeks 820000 and a permanent injunction, citing remarks by Vincent O Connor. Spivey has not played in the NBA.
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Pitching quartet tops all NL clubs this season
Don Drysdale Gene Conley Vern Law and Sam Jones have defeated every National League club at least once this season marking a rare feat by top pitchers from the Dodgers Phillies Pirates and Giants.
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Phils
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Pirates
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Giants
Iowa State Opens Bid For Big 8 Conference Action
Iowa State Cyclones enter Big Eight play as preseason favorites after winning the conference tournament. Nebraska, led by Herschell Turner, aims for an upset with Turner’s 35 points in the final. the Cyclones counter with MVP Vinnie Brewer and veteran Larry Fie. Nebraska’s lineup includes Brewer, Fie, Whitney, Terry, Roberts, and Wheeler.
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Boxing Briefs From Havana and Utah Notes
By The Associated Press. Havana reports Kid Fichique outpoints Frankie Anselm in a 146 to 151 decision in Philadelphia. West Jordan notes Lamar Clark stops Kocey Garcia in Cedar City Utah. Nagoy Japan reports Hachiro Tatsumi outpoints Kennoshin Ishizaki in a 14 round bout in Japan.
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Rose Bowl Tales and Wisconsin’s Rose Day Reflections
Retrospective on the 1952 44-8 Wisconsin upset by Washington and the broader Big Ten Rose Bowl context. Notes Wisconsin's poor West Coast record, LSU Cannon’s pro contracts, and critics about scheduling. Includes reactions from Melvin Durslag and Jack Ogden and a look ahead to the Big Ten vote on the Rose Bowl pact.
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College baseball talks near with majors says Dedeaux
Southern California coach Rod Dedeaux, head of the American Association of College Baseball Coaches, believes progress toward a college and professional baseball agreement is near. He notes majors want an equitable plan and expects action at summer meetings after minor leagues previously balked at a college rule.
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