Hawks Face Wisconsin For Big Ten Opener Test
Iowa ranked seventh in the nation and 8-1, meets Wisconsin at Madison in a key Big Ten clash. Wisconsin seeks a bounce after a 73-72 upset of Marquette and a 2-game win streak, with Ken Gustafson leading scorers and Ken Barnes boosting reserve impact.
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Madison
Wis
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Wisconsin
Marquette
Milwaukee
Badgers
Ilinois
Gustafson
Ken Barnes
Decatur
Ill
Barnes
Penn
Quakers
Badger
Warriors
Mark Zubor
Iowans Named Hula Starters in Bowl Clash
HONOLULU Hawaii AP Iowa connected players Dick Kas sperek will start for the South and guard John Niland and flanker Karl Noonan will start for the North in the Hula Bowl. Former Iowa coach Jerry Burns serves as an assistant for the North squad.
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Honolulu
Hawaii
Towa
Dick Kassperek
John Niland
Karl Noonan
Iowa
Jerry Burns
Hawkeye Open Speed Skating Meet Draws Wide Field
Nearly 200 entries expected for the Hawkeye Open at Manhattan Rink as skaters from Iowa and four neighboring states join local competitors. Notables include Diana Klak from Rock Island, Jim Chapin and David Van Mill from St Louis, and Bob Corby of Clayton Skating Club. Referee is Herb Knudten with honorary officials Mrs. John Culver and George Shimek. Races start Saturday noon after 10 am registration, Sunday 11 am with first race at 1 pm.
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Bob Lana Gazette
Weatherman
Manhattan
Iowa
Illinois
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Missouri
Rock Island
C.R
Diana Klak
Gateway Skating Club
St. Louis
Jim Chapin
David van- Mill
Bob Corby
Clayton Skating Club
Herb Knudten
Amateur Skating Union
John C. Culver
Ann Cooper
George Shimek
Wash JV Swimming Nets Eighth Straight Victory
Wash junior varsity swim team defeated Jeff’s JV 58 to 37 to extend its win streak. Vic Konecny posted two individual wins in the 30-yard freestyle and 100-yard breaststroke, the meet’s lone double winner, while Steve Griffith swam on both winning Wash relays.
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Wash
Jeff
Warriors
Vic Kenecny
Steve Griffith
Lon
Slash
Scott
Troxell
Kecin
Griffith
Beusch
Nash
Lackner
V. Konecny
M. Smith
Pickford
Thaler
Cherry
Ball
Des Moines Roosevelt Leads AP High School Poll Lifted By 12 First-Place Votes
Unbeaten Des Moines Roosevelt holds No. 1 in the first AP Iowa high school basketball poll of the season with 12 of 22 first place votes and 205 points. Keokuk and Marshalltown also sit undefeated among top contenders while Cedar Rapids area teams dominate the rankings with several entries in the state top 10.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
Des Moines Roosevelt
Iowa
Keokuk
Marshalltown
Rough Riders
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary’s
Clinton
East Waterloo
Atlanta, Ga
Denis Menke
Ah LeMars
Atlanta Brave
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Egkul
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R. eHerson
Inten
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Ington
Iate Mars Etiray
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Carrol
Waverly
Shell Rock
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I W
Washington
Sioux Be
Davenport West
Mason, Hers
Vinton, Ames
Hull
Western Christian
Cherokee
Stormont
Dunlap
Oelwein
Sacred Heart
Webster Ci
Menke Signs First Brave Contract for New Season
KCRG TV reports the Pro Bowlers Tour opens a new season this Saturday at 2 30 PM on Channel 9 with Menke the first Brave to sign a contract.
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Menke
Kcrg-Tv
Channel 9
Prairie Adds 18th Cage Game
Prairie varsity basketball schedules a game with Tipton on Tuesday February 15 completing the Hawks season. Athletic Director Wilson Red Lehdigh says the extra game avoids sectional tournament play this year.
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Prairie
Tipton
Hawks
Wilson “Red” Lehdigh
Ranked Iowa teams clash as Cedar Rapids high schools shine
Eight ranked Clinton meets ninth ranked Washington at 8 p.m. in Warrior gym in a busy Cedar Rapids Marion area weekend. Jefferson hosts Dubuque in MV conference play while LaSalle hosts Xavier of Dyersville and Marion faces Maquoketa. Wrestling features Prairie hosting North Scott and Tama Toledo at Marion. Saturday includes Washington vs Jefferson in mat action and Regis hosting Bettendorf with Marion welcoming Anamosa.
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Clinton
Associated Press
Iowa
Washington
Warrior
Cedar Rapids
College Basketball Scores From The East To Far West
East Quincy defeats St Ambrose 104 to 78 while St Louis 60 54 over Duquesne 74 57. New York U 104 over West Virginia 91. Virginia Tech 88 over Richmond. Georgia Tech 87 over Clemson 87. Bradley 91 over Wichita State 86. Wyoming 90 over Denver 83. Texas College 71 overFillison 6. St Mary's Texas 84 over Corpus Christi 83. Southern Colorado 89 over Montana State 77.
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Wheaton
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Fatinaton
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Utsa
Eollisville
Cincinnati
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Oklahoma City
Toyota
Snook Sidelined by Shoulder Injury After Final Game
Iowa quarterback AAY SNOOK suffered a slight shoulder separation in the final game a 23 20 loss to North Carolina State. The St Louis Cardinals revealed X rays showed the separation and ruled him out for at least six weeks. Snook plans to rejoin the university in February and acknowledges academic issues among Iowa football seniors amid pro signings.
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Cedar Rapids
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Coe
Cliff Wilder
Sioux City
Dalton Kimble
Dalton
Arizona State College
Flagstaff
Andy MacDonald
Andy
Northern High
Flint
Mich
Ray Nagel
Kimble
Ted Lawrence
Ray
Ted
Nagel
Ragan and Oppermann Lead at Los Angeles Open
Dave Ragan of Orlando and Steve Oppermann of San Francisco shared the opening 67 for a four under par at the Los Angeles Open. Dave Marr Gay Brewer and Chuck Courtney followed two strokes back with 69. Arnold Palmer compiled a 72 after early bogeys as Casper Jr. and others trailed.
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LOS Angeles
Bill ‘Casper, Jr
Arnold Palmer
Rancho Municipal Golf Course
Dave Ragan
Orlando
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Oppermann
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Chuck Courtney
Brewer
Courtney
Marr
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Palmer
Arnie
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Gas Brewer
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Doug Sanders
Bob Goalby
Dack Fleck
Bob McCallis
Buster Cup
Bob Vern
Gardiner Dokinson
Randy Over
Charle Sifford
Lou Graham
Lionel Hebert
Arnold_ Palmar
Paul Bondeson
Jay Dolan
Tony Lema
Bill Martindale
Don January
Dick Hart
Billy Maxwell
Derry Barber
Dick Lytle
Dim Ferried
Jo Ysone
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