Lions Top Center Point, Grab 3rd in Allac Race
Linn-Mar defeated Center Point 71-54 to tighten the conference race. Dale Lassen scored 32 points as Linn-Mar, in its seventh straight win, moved into a share of the lead with Central City. Langhurst Elam and Ken Elam paced rebounding while Center Point’s Bob McNeil had 21. Center Point won the frosh soph game 47-37.
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Lions
Linn-Mar
Allac
Central City
Dale Lassen
Ken Elam
Langhurst
Elam
Bob McNeil
Center Point
Staton
Ron Robertson
Linn-Marr
Achenbach
Ryan Morrison
McNiel
Lassen
Hepker
Come
Krumm
Wyeth
Rinderkn
Echt
Coons
Ait
Bob Orbicek
Ed Lipp
Decorah Wrestlers Upset Osage 25-13
Decorah defeated Osage for the first time in school history, 25-13, in a Friday matchup. Individual results show Decorah through weight classes with multiple decisions and falls, highlighted by Gary Lack of Osage taking a fall in heavyweight and Decorah securing victory.
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Osage
Decorah
Maquoketa Wrestlers Improve to 20th Straight Dual Win
Maquoketa defeated Anamosa 24 to 9 on Friday night to extend its dual meet winning streak to twenty. The Maquoketa reserves added an 18 to 6 win. Varsity results included Dale King, Chuck Wilson, Dave Mayberry, Jack Danneman, Ron Sagers, Mike Kumpf, Brent Wells, Gary Poppe, Steve Ochs, Terry Tellefton and Everett Joslin in various decisions.
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Anamosa
Maquoketa
Dale King
Chuck Wilson
Dave Mayberry
Jack Danneman
Ron Sagers
Mike Kumpf
Brent Wells
Gary Poppe
Steve Ochs
Moyer Against Archer On KCRG TV Tonight
New York AP Denny Moyer of Portland and Joey Archer of New York clash in a middleweight bout rated even A 10 rounder with no hard punch and a telecast set for 9 p m on KCRG TV channel 9 in New York.
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Moyer
Archer
Kcrg-Tv
New York
Denny Moyer
Portland
Ore
Joey Archer
Kcrgtv
Channel 9
Roundup of Eastern Iowa Cage Results
Eastern Iowa basketball results feature USU a 66-64 winner on a late Dutton basket. Valley High routs Sumner 60-43 with Halverson scoring 30 and Strottman 14. Glen Knitter 28 leads English Valley past Sigourney 54-44, reserve 47-31. Upper Iowa edge Wartburg 66-64 as Dutton nets the deciding basket with 25 seconds left. King adds 17 for Upper Iowa while Ridout paces Wartburg with 21.
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Iowa
Dutton
USU
Elgin
Valley High
Clermont-Elgin
Sumner
Larry Halverson
Gary Strottman
Valley
Glen Knitter
English Valley
Sigourney
Wiley
Upper Iowa
Wartburg
Fa Ft
Fay Ft
Aibers
Buenning
King
Ziethow
Oe Ee Dutton
Sathoff
Galaway
Ridout
L Albers
Medilang
O Burrows
Shudlick
Card
O Brunscheen
Hemenway
Upper Town
Wartburn
Troy Mills-Walker Triumphs in Allac Action
In Allac conference play Troy Mills-Walker defeated Troy Mills twice. Girls won 46 to 40 and boys 54 to 47. In the girls Joan Miller of Walker led with 27 points while Jane Cress of Troy Mills added 25. In the boys Jerry Weber of Walker scored 14 and Gary Payton of Troy Mills had 13.
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Troy Mills
Walker
Joan Miller
Jane Cress
Jerry Weber
Gary Payton
Maquoketa Valley Lansing Kee Game Postponed
The Maquoketa Valley and Lansing Kee basketball game was postponed Friday due to icy roads and will be rescheduled at a later date.
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Maquoketa Valley
Lansing
West Union tops Waukon as Be shines in 21 point game
West Union High School edged Waukon 64 to 51 with Gary Be scoring 21 points. Dean Krambeer added 15 for Waukon. In the junior game West Union won 53 to 35.
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West Union
Gary Bemiss
North High
Waukon
Dean Krambeer
Monona MFL Boys Beat South Winneshiek 68 59
Monona MFL defeated South Winneshiek 68 to 59 in a boys game. Davis of MFL led with 24 points while Becker and Bullerman of SW added 20 each. The SW girls won 53 to 46 with Schissel scoring 25 and Doerring led MFL.
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Monona
MFL
South Winneshiek
Davis
Becker
Bullerman
Schissel
Doerring
Reinbeck Beats Traer Clutter In Double Victory
Reinbeck teams defeated Traer Clutter twice with the boys winning 70 to 41 and the girls 39 to 35. In the boys game Randy Juhl scored 17 and Vern Zamolek 13. in the girls Donna Hopkins and Maxine Dostal led with 15 each.
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Reinbeck
Traer-Clutter
Randy Juhl
Vern Zamolek
Donna Hopkins
Maxine Dostal
East Buchanan edges Edgewood Colesburg in meet
East Buchanan won the girls game 42 to 36 while Edgewood Colesburg claimed the boys 53 to 51. Top scorers were Halford 27 and Ash 15 for EB EC trio Anderson Hansel 13 and Van Etten 21 for EB.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winthrop
East Buchanan
Edgewood -Colesburg
Edgewood-Colesburg
Halford
Ash
Anderson
Grundy Center Dominates Jesup 75 to 43 in Girls Basketball
Grundy Center overwhelmed Jesup 75 to 43 as Basye scored 16 points for the winners and Nick Purdy led the Jesup squad with 7. Grundy Center also won the junior varsity game 44 to 20.
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Jesup
Grundy
Basye
Nick Purdy
West Liberty teams beat Durant in home games
The West Liberty boys defeated Durant 65 to 46 and the girls won 64 to 43. In the boys game Den Harmon led with 23 points, Steve Shaw 22, and Den Meinert 16 for Durant. On the girls side Shiela Kelly scored 30 for West Liberty.
Clarence girls and boys top Solon in basketball regional clash
Clarence defeated Solon twice with the girls winning 51 to 40 and the boys 68 to 61. Greig led the girls with 18 points, Worrell added 14, while in the boys Thies scored 22 and Krob 18 as Solon stood strong but fell.
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Solon
Clarence
Greig
Worrell
Thies
Krob
Clarksville Girls Triumph 48 43 Over Dike
Clarksville girls defeat Dike 48 to 43 in a basketball game. Clarksville boys also beat Dike 53 to 48 on the same card.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DIKE
Clarksville
Oxford Junction and Lincoln Split Twin Games
Oxford Junction beat Lincoln 62 40 in the girls contest while Lincoln won the boys 86 51. Pat Burda led Oxford Junction with 38 points and Sally Hass scored 17 for Lincoln. Mike Gosling led Lincoln with 24 and Jerry Bahnsen had 18 for Oxford Junction.
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Oxford Junction
Lincoln
Stanwood
Lincoln Boys
Pat Burda
Sally Hass
Mike Gosling
Jerry Bahnsen
Oxford boys top Toledo Home 51 41 led by Kinney 17
Oxford boys defeated Toledo Home 51 to 41 with Pat Kinney scoring 17 points while Bob Carter added 20 for Toledo. In the girls game Oxford won 50 to 37 with Arlene Pitlick leading winners with 16 and Marcia Matthews scoring 15 for Toledo.
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Oxford
Toledo
Pat Kinney
Bob Carter
Arlene Pitlick
Marcian Matthews
Marengo-Montezuma Boys Win In Three Overtimes
Marengo Montezuma defeated Iowa Valley 60 to 57 after three overtimes in a boys game. Iowa Valley won the girls game 68 to 38. Top scorers include Tom Gregory 23 for Marengo Montezuma and Ben Craig 18 for Iowa Valley with Barbara Kummer 33 and Diane Taylor 24 leading the girls.
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Marengo
Montezuma
Iowa Valley
Tom Gregory
Ben Craig
Barbara Kummer
Diane Taylor
Central City routs Coggon in boys and girls games
The Central City boys defeated Coggon 75 to 48 while the Coggon girls won 58 to 52. In the boys game Mary Waterhouse led CC with 29 points and Don McDonnell added 13 for Coggon. In the girls contest Shirley Kerr scored 34 and Mary Joe Toms 28 for Central City.
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Central City
Coggon
Mary Waterhouse
Don McDonnell
Shirley Kerr
Mary Joe Toms
Springville Dominates Alburnett Behind McMahon 18 Points
Springville defeats Alburnett 69 to 30 as Bob McMahon nets 18 points. Kirk leads Alburnett with 10. In the reserve game Springville wins 47 to 33.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Springville
Bob McMahon
Alburnett
Kirk
Stacyville Downs Ossian DeSales In Catholic City Match
Stacyville defeated Ossian DeSales 53 to 48 in North Iowa Catholic play. George Lambaere Tom Mayer and Chuck Pitzen each scored 12 for Stacyville while Don Woldum led Ossian with 17. Stacyville also won the junior contest 51 to 40.
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Stacyville — Visitations
Stacyville
Ossian DeSales
North Iowa
George Lambaere
Tom Mayer
Chuck Pitzen
Don Woldum
Staceyville
Norway teams Cruises to Benton County wins
The boys defeated Benton County 66 to 36 to run their record to eight wins and one loss while the girls posted a 53 to 39 victory. Standouts include Al Schulte with 31 points for the boys and D Frohlick with 13. for the girls Sheryl Boddicker 23 and Carolyn Moeller 16.
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Norway
Benton County
al Schulte
D. Frohlick
New
Sheryl Boddicker
Carolyn Moeller
Olin Girls Edge Lisbon In Overtime 49-45
Olin girls beat Lisbon 49 to 45 after overtime. Lana Graf led Olin with 19 points while Lisbon’s Jean LeGrand scored 26. In the boys game Lisbon won 58 to 54 as Carbee scored 20 for Lisbon and Larry Jackson added 20 for Olin.
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OLIN
Lisbon
Lana Graf
Jean LeGrand
Carbee
Larry Jackson
Garrison Girls Dominate Atkins 55-20 as Merchant Leads
Garrison girls defeated Atkins 55-20 with J Merchant scoring 18 points. Atkins was led by Nancy Schaubacher with eight. In the boys game Garrison won 58-49 as Arensburg scored 17 and Atkins’ Ron Rinderknecht added 14.
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Atkins
Garrison
J. Merchant
Nancy Schaubacher
Arensburg
Ron Rinderknecht
Maquoketa Tops Monticello in Wamac Play
Rich O'Hara scored 21 for Maquoketa as they defeated Monticello 65-60. John McElmeel led Monticello with 20 points in the loss. The Monticello reserve team won 50-31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maquoketa
Rich O’hara
Monticello
John McElmeel
Bennett Boys and Girls Sweep Lowden in Weekend Games
The Bennett team swept Lowden with the boys winning 58 to 37 and the girls 73 to 71. Notable scorers include Ken Motz 29 for Bennett and Diane Leage 41 for Bennett girls, with Sheryl Holtz 17 for Lowden and Jim Bright 13 for Lowden boys.
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Lowden
Bennett
Ken Motz
Jim Bright
Diane Leage
Sheryl Holtz
Tama-Toledo edges Mid Prairie 52-51 in tight finish
Ken Kepler scored 22 for Tama-Toledo but Mid Prairie held on for a 52-51 win caused by a late hustle. Rick Inman led the victors with 16 points as Tama-Toledo also won the reserve game 74 to 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toledo
Ken Kepler
Tama-Toledo
Mid Prairie
Rick Inman
Victor HLVV girls overpower Mid Prairie 71 56
The HLVV of Victor girls defeated Mid Prairie 71 to 56 as Donna Joe Setzer led with 24 points and Judy Slemmons added 30 for the losers. HLVV also won the reserves game 36 to 16.
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Ladora
HLVV
Victor
Mid Prairie
HLV
Donna Joe Setzer
Judy Slemmons
Charles City I C romps past Cresco Notre Dame 70 46
Charles City Immaculate Conception defeated Cresco Notre Dame 70 to 46 with Jerry Neckless scoring 15 points and Mike Barnes 14 for Notre Dame. Immaculate Conception also won the reserve game 44 to 39.
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Charles City
Immaculate Conception
Cresco Notre Dame
Jerry Neckless
I.C
Mike Barnes
Notre Dame
Luther Dashes Dubuque 92 72 In Iowa Conference clash
Luther jumped ahead early and cruised to a 92 72 victory over Dubuque in an Iowa conference game. Harry Prestegard led Luther with 18 points while David Grove added 12 and Lon Hyland 11. John Urick paced Dubuque with 15 points.
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Decorah
Luther
Iowa
Dubuque
Harry Prestegard
David Grove
Lon Hyland
John Urick
Ouovave
Tr Kritz
Wiebe
Urick
Hendriksen Hegese
Rove
Arp
L Hyland
van Iten
Prestegard
Bowyer
Anderson Aum
Teriberg Bentz
Olsen Burns
Lawrence Sehovic Staffon
Harbaugh
Hoefte
Ibbotson
Meyer
Albert
Nordman Jewelers Defeats Shellsburg 65 to 54
Marion team beat Shellsburg 65 54 in a basketball game on Thursday. Rich Overman led Nordman scoring with 19 points while White added 18 for Shellsburg.
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Nordman Jewelers
Marion
Shellsburg
Rich Overman
Nordman
White
New Zealand Relay Team Defeats Oregon
The New Zealand quartet of Bill Baillie Murray Halberg John Davies and Peter Snell won a four mile race at a track meet in Nelson New Zealand with a time of 16 minutes 20.2 seconds The University of Oregon team of Vic Reeve Archie San Romani Cyrol Burleson and Keith Forman finished in 16 minutes 20.6 seconds in the close race.
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Nelson
New Zealand
Bill Baillie
Murray Halberg
John Davies
Peter Snell
University of Oregon
Oregon
Vic Reeve
Archie San Romani
Cyrol Burleson
Keith Forman
Cala Mus boys top Wheatland 53 40 in district clash
Cala Mus boys beat Wheatland 53 to 40 while Wheatland girls lose 48 to 36. For Cala Mus, Bruce Johanson 17 points Bill Steward 16 Lynn Roberts 16 lead the scoring. For Wheatland, Judy Rorick 20 Karen Nicely 19 Barbara Steffens 18 top the girls.
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Wheatland
Calamus Boys
Wheatland Girls
Bruce Johanson
Bill Steward
Lynn Roberts
Lee Schwartz
Judy Rorick
Karen Nicely
Barbara Steffens
Independence rolls past Manchester 76 to 64 in league clash
La Verne Wilkinson scores 28 points for Independence as they defeat Manchester 76-64. Bob Hawker adds 23 for the losers. In the reserve game Manchester wins 47-39 with Funk on 21 and Roehrkasse 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verne Wilkinson
Independence
Manchester
Bob Hawker
Funk
Roehrkasse
Shellsburg Boys Beat Van Horne, Tie For Benton Lead
Shellsburg boys defeated Van Horne 64-34 to remain tied with Norway for the Benton County league lead. Gary McVay scored 18 points for Shellsburg, Darrell Krewson had 12 for Van Horne. The Van Horne girls won 64-47 with Sharon DeKlotz scoring 31 and Jane Ohde 30 for Van Horne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shellsburg
Norway
van Horne
Gary McVay
Darrell Krewson
Sharon DeKlotz
Jane Ohde
Urbana Girls Top Blairstown 42 28 in Benton County clash
Urbana girls beat Blairstown 42 28 on Friday night with Bev Takes scoring 31 and Carolyn Kahle 17 for Blairstown’s high. Blairstown took the boys game 68 39 led by Don Lear 19 and Gary Kisling 21 for Urbana.
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Urbana
Blairstown
Benton County
Bev Takes
Carolyn Kahle
Don Lear
Gary Kisling
Iowa City Wins First Valley Contest Over Dubuque 52 44
Iowa City defeated Dubuque 52 to 44 to claim its first Mississippi Valley Conference game of the season. Don Rhoades scored 17 points for the Little Hawks while Gary Gottschalk led Dubuque with 21 points.
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Iowa City
Dubuque
Don Rhoades
Little Hawks
Gary Gottschalk
Colts Sign Baylor Linebacker Maples
AP reports Baltimore Colts sign center linebacker Jim Butch Maples from Baylor University. The addition expands the Colts' roster as the draft and free agency move continues.
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Colts
Baltimore
Jim Butch Maples
Baylor University
Baltimore Colts
National Football League
TV Guide Teases KCRG NEWS FINAL Weather Motion
Chris Everson promotes KCRG TV 9 NEWS FINAL with WEATHER IN MOTION at 10 P.M. Saturday showing. The tease emphasizes comprehensive local coverage and a live weather segment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chris Everson
Kcrg-Tv
Marion Wrestlers Earn 23-16 Win Over Manchester
Marion wrestlers win Wamac Conference clash 23-16 with pins by Tom Bullis and Joe Handley Handley 165 pounds but Manchester takes reserve meet 17-17 led by Cook dec Warner 4-0 and several close decisions throughout the weight classes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marion
Manchester
Tom Bullis
Joe Handley
Handley
Bill Potter
al Cook
Chuck Warner
Barry Wendt
Don Dipple
Jim Waldron
Mike Huntoon
Steve Wermayer
Drew Joe Wiewel
Bill Hutchins
John Rizer
Kerry Brandt
Drew Dave Mickens
Ed Ruhl
Don Keenan
Russ Sill
Charles Brown
Roger Wiest
George Neff
Paul Husman
Belle Plaine Tops Brooklyn 68 50 In City Rivalry
Tom Franklin and Jack Miller scored 21 points each to lead Belle Plaine over Brooklyn 68 50. Belle Plaine improved to eight wins with one loss. The Belle Plaine sophomores also won 44 37.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Plaine
Tom Franklin
Jack Miller
Brooklyn
Free parking at Iowa Games remains available
Iowa Hawkeye officials announced free parking in lots adjacent to the field house for about 75 percent of the area, aimed at accommodating Big Ten crowds for games with Illinois and Michigan. A one dollar fee applies to the tennis court area south of the fieldhouse to cover snow removal and supervision costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeye
Illinois
Michigan
Melrose Avenue
Stadium
Gypsy and Taras Bulba Show Times at Local Theaters
Saturday schedule lists Paramount short features and full length films. PARAMOUNT shows Gypsy at 1 10, 3 45, 6 25, 9 with shorts at 3 35 6 10 8 45. RKO IOWA flags Taras Bulba 2 45 6 05 9 25 plus The Clown and the Kid at 1 40 5 8 20. NEW WORLD presents Jumbo 1 38 4 06 6 34 9 02 with shorts 1 15 3 43 6 11 8 39. TIMES books The Hellions 1 4 30 8 and Notorious Landlady 2 52 7 8 57 9 27. MARION lists No Time for Sergeants 1 30 5 20 9 20 and Zotz 3 50 7 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RKO
Iowa
Taras Bulba
the Clown and the Kid
Saban Signs Pact After Bills Improve Record
Buffalo, NY AP Lou Saban signs a two year contract raising pay after the Bills finish 1962 with a 7-6-1 record following a 0-5 start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saban
Buffalo
N. Y
Lou Saban
Buffalo Bills
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