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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1964
Page
4
Jeff suffers fifth conference loss as Clinton River Kings win 62-60 at Jeff Gym. Clinton’s Mike Eberle scores 30, Jeff turns it over 16 times while Mark Noll leads Jeff with 19 points and 44 rebounds in a hard fought late- game.
Jack Grams, a 6 4 junior from Rockford Illinois, scored 23 of his 26 points after halftime to lift Cornell to a 76 68 victory over Coe in Kohawk gym. The Rams remain in title contention with a 4 1 Midwest mark and travel to Monmouth tonight.
BERKELEY Calif AP Ray Willsey backfield coach of the Washington Redskins was hired Friday as head coach at the University of California Athletic Director Pete Newell announced. Willsey is the first alumus to coach since 1930. The signing details including salary and contract length were not announced. Levy to William and Mary was also noted with Marv Levy stepping into the William and Mary role.
East Moline exploded to a 17-4 first period lead and rolled to a 92-49 win over Washington. The Panthers built a 40-27 halftime advantage, dominated the third quarter with 24 points, and moved into a 5-1 tie for second in the Mississippi Valley conference. Washington, now 2-4 in league play, hosts Dubuque next, with 27 players seeing action and all 12 Warriors suiting up in the final period.
Monticello toppled Vinton 30-16 as 180-pound Charles Hubbard upset defending conference champ Terry Hopper at 4 57. Reserve meet tied 17 17. Individual results include Rob Hosford and Dick White victories for Monticello and Larry One and Dennis Baxter for Vinton.
Washington sophomores defeated East Moline 70 to 43 in MVC action. Mike Seyfer led with 21 points, while Keith Blomberg and Tom Madson added 16 and 13. The win put Washington in a first place tie with Moline at 5-1.
Jefferson sophomore basketball team beat Clinton 66 to 49 for its third straight Mississippi Valley conference win. Jeff Sample scored 17 and Randy Jones 15 to lead the J-Hawks, who built a 26 point early lead and never trailed. Clinton’s Raun, James, Carter, and Hansen were top scorers for the visitors.
The San Diego Chargers face the Boston Patriots in the American Football League Championship. The game airs Sunday at 3 30 on KCRG TV 9.
Jose Torres, Puerto Rican middleweight champion, says he must fight more to regain full strength after a unanimous decision win over Jose Gonzalez at Madison Square Garden. He admits he was only about 60 percent and wants more frequent bouts to sharpen skills.
Wash High hosts Dubuque in a Mississippi Valley conference test at 8 tonight. Jefferson travels to Iowa City in another Valley game. Regis resumes its cage campaign on the road at Bettendorf. Linn-Mar hosts Walker in Allace conference play.
LaSalle defeated Xavier 78 71 in a home opener at the new gymnasium. The Lancers shot 43 percent from the floor and 78.5 percent at the line, using rebounding and free throws to edge the visitors 32 19 in the second half. John Hey sparked the rally with key baskets as LaSalle moved ahead 46 44 in the third period and built a 63 52 lead early in the fourth. Knippel fouled out after a strong third period for Xavier.
Prep basketball results from Cedar Rapids and surrounding areas show B LaSalle defeating Dyers Xavier 78 to 71. Multiple games across the region feature teams like Clinton, Dubuque, Davenport, and West Branch posting wins or close scores.
Winton over Monticello 30 16 Maquoketa defeated Anamosa 24 16 Bloomfield beat Ft Madison 45 3 Eagle Grove 23 Algona 14 Hampton 22 Waverly 14 Iowa Falls 31 Humboldt 18 West Waterloo 33 Ft Dodge Manchester 27 Marion 10 PREP SWIMMING C R Wash 68 Moline 27 College basketball results Cornell 76 Coe 68 Iowa Conference Dubuque 65 Luther 49 Central 69 Whittier 67 Iowa Colleges Peru 92 Graceland 77 Cornell 76 Coe 68 Mexico 92 Okie Cortellan 40 Hastings 81 Omaha Colo St U 73 No Sinai 44 Cincinnati 57 Oregon St 53 UCLA 88 Washington St 53 California 46 Washington 44 Sa Calif 75 Stanford 74 Nevada 88 Cal Aggies 62 National Association New York 120 Baltimore 118 6 Philadelphia 132 Cincinnati 110 Boston 111 San Francisco 101
INDIANAPOLIS AP Officials began mailing entry forms for the 48th Memorial Day 500. A Speedway spokesman estimated about 70 cars will be entered, with roughly a quarter using rear engine design.
Manchester, led by Clyde Senters with 31 points and 6-1 center John Funke contributing 17, stormed back in the final period to topple Marion 71-62 at Marion. Marion built an early 11-0 lead and held a 37-32 halftime edge before Manchester’s zone defense spurred a late comeback.
Tama Toledo used free throws to defeat Cedar Rapids Prairie 67 to 51 Friday night securing their first win of the season. Darold Hennessy 20, Doug Custer 17, Rockne Foreman 14 led Tama Toledo while Jesse Schulte 26 paced Prairie. Prairie’s foul trouble and full court press failed to slow the Trojans.
Maquoketa won its third straight wrestling meet defeating Anamosa 24 16 in a match that featured three pins. Chuck Wilson 120 pounds earned the fastest fall pinning Roger Hall in 46 seconds as Maquoketa won the reserve meet 15 2.
Dubuque defeated Luther 65 to 49 to earn its first Iowa Conference victory of the season. The Hawks led 40 to 25 at halftime and with Walt Kaszubski scoring 19 and Frank Uhrich 14, pulled away while Luther’s Martyn Baum topped scoring with 24.
Manchester wrestlers pinned Marion 27 to 10 in a Wamac conference dual meet Friday night. Al Cook and Ken Estling won for Manchester by decisions, Larry Cash and Joe Wiewel added decisions, Russ Sill and Bill Hutchins also won, while Marion picks up several close bouts but fails to overcome the margin.
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