Bowling Highlights Marilyn Kreutzer 608 and Briles 689
Marilyn Kreutzer led the Women’s City Major with a 608 series on games 184 203 221 while Ralph Briles posted a 669 in the Masters league. Clark Kaiser 669 and Bill Kemp 663 followed, with high women totals from Georgia Fox 247 and Susie Wawro 584 among others. Jerabek’s led a 2972 team series and Wilson Motorcycles a 2624 women’s score.
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Westminster Leads In AP College Polls
The Associated Press small college basketball poll lists Westminster, Pa., Wit tenberg, Ohio, and Grambling, La., each at 6-1, occupying the top three spots. Westminster is cited alongside the others in a ranked table reflecting current season standings.
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Coe Battles for Top as Rams Host Lawrence
Coe College and Lawrence College sit 2-1 and 2-1 in league play respectively as they prepare Saturday home games in the Midwest Conference schedule. Coe, led by Gary Mevis and Jack Ankerson, seeks to counter Ripon’s 4-1 pace in a 1:30 p.m. showdown, while Lawrence visits Cornell at 1:30 p.m. with Ron Schnack and Rick Tomek leading the Rams.
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Dick Calbow
Bandits Edge Y Hawks In Overtime Drama
The Bandits edged the Y Hawks 61 to 0 in overtime with Al Lakehart scoring the winning free throws. In the other league game the Gunners defeated the Bobcats 79 to 42.
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Grinnell Downs Beloit 80-61 in Midwest Conference Game
Beloit suffered an 80-61 home loss to Grinnell as Mifflin poured in 28 points. The Town team notched its second conference win in six starts, while Beloit fell to 3-4.
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Villanova coach to enter unsanctioned meet despite NCAA rule
Villanova coach Jim Elliott said his team may compete in the AAU backed Knights of Columbus Games at Boston on Jan. 32, despite the event not being sanctioned by the U S Track Federation. The NCAA plans a bylaw amendment to bar athletes from national meets if they race in open meets not sanctioned. Elliott cites presidential push to develop athletes for the 1964 Olympic Games as the reason. Final decision rests with athletic director Art Mahan.
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Hutchinson Named Sarasota Farm Club Manager
The Chicago White Sox named Ira Hutchinson to manage their Sarasota class A Florida State League farm club. Hutchinson has been in the Sox system since 1950 and managed Clinton in the Midwest League last season, after leading Sox clubs at Waterloo Davenport and Lincoln in the Three League.
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Upper Iowa Luther Set for Saturday Feature Test
Upper Iowa hosts Luther in a key Saturday showdown while Wartburg and Central face tough tests. The Norse welcome Dubuque Friday as Don Dutton and Larry Albers lead scoring for Luther guards, with Buena Vista meeting Simpson in a pivotal notch on the league slate for early season positioning.
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Fort Dodge's Star Is Out with Broken Wrist
Fort Dodge star Tom Chapman, headed to Fort Dodge high school's all time scoring record, broke his left wrist on Wednesday his 18th birthday. Doctors say four to six weeks in a cast, with potential return in a partial cast. Chapman leads the Big Six with a 27.4 point per game average.
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Fort Dodge High School
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Regis to Host One of 67 Prep Cage Sectionals
Regis High of Cedar Rapids will host one of 67 prep basketball sectional tournaments when the 1963 state tournament begins February 18. Overall 567 high schools compete in 763 tournaments with 192 large schools exempt from sectionals. Sectional winners advance to eight team district fields. Other hosts listed include SCI Cedar Falls Columbus Junction Edgewood Epworth Elwood Gladbrook Hedrick Ladora Lowden Montezuma Monticello Postville Valley Clermont Elgin Wadens Wave West Liberty Williamsburg.
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No. 1 Mediapolis replaced by Guthrie Center in state girls ranking
In week at Selma the two top guards fouled out in the fourth period. Mediapolis dropped to No. 2 while Harmony moved up from No. 16 to No. 5. Guthrie Center, with four West Des Moines regulars from last year and standout Malvern forward with a 45 point average, rises as the state’s No. 1 girls high school basketball team after beating Mediapolis earlier season. Mediapolis, runner-up last year and former No. 1, fell after loss to Harmony of Farmington.
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