Burns Withdraws From Detroit Coach Consideration
The University of Detroit announced Jerry Burns of the University of Iowa asked to withdraw his name for the head football coach job. Mulroy said Detroit plans to name a new coach within days and Burns was one of several candidates. Reports suggested Burns could have the job, which Mulroy denied. Meanwhile Iowa assistant Jerry Hilgenberg is expected to join Michigan staff under coach Bump Elliott as Elliott prepares to succeed Bennie Oosterbaan.
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Calvary Baptist stays unbeaten in church volleyball league
Calvary Baptist completed its fourth round with a 3-0 sweep of Christ Church as Trinity Lutheran suffered its second loss in 12 games. First Christian defeated Trinity 18-13 while St. Mark's remained near the leaders.
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Cyclone Matmen Top Syracuse Club 21-10
Iowa State defeated Syracuse 21-10 in a three meet New York tour. Capt Ron Gray pinned John Butterfield in 4:17 to start the Cyclones win as Les Anderson and Ellie Watkins earned decisions and Jan Schwitters pinned Al Bemiller in the heavyweight bout.
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Southeast high school basketball poll rankings released
Iowa City led southeast district with 61 points while Mason City topped the Northeast with 70 and East Waterloo 62. Keokuk and Manning led other districts as Des Moines Roosevelt and Marshalltown clash for Central honors. Sioux Center and LeMars led the Northwest in a tight race with Sioux Center at 69.
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Cedar Rapids Friday Night Sports Duel Highlights
Washington and Jefferson clash in a wrestling feature at Jefferson at 8 p.m. after a junior varsity bout. Marion hosts Manchester in wrestling. Regis welcomes Xavier of Dyersville for a 7 30 p.m. basketball game. Jefferson plays East Moline in Mississippi Valley action while St. Pat’s visits OLVA in Waterloo. Marion travels to Independence in a Wamac contest.
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Valdes Gains Backing in Pro Title Claim
New York boxing officials backed Nino Valdes as world heavyweight champion after Bobby Gleason, his promoter, announced the claim. The New York Boxing Managers Association voted to recognize Valdes, with about 70 members voting to strip Floyd Patterson and award the crown to Gleason and Valdes.
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Knight Matmen Host Luther Saturday
Luther College wrestling opens the new year at Waverly facing Wartburg at 2 p.m. The meet marks Luther’s first appearance of the year and adds a key IA dual to the weekend schedule.
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Minor Nose Surgery For Indians' Doby
Outfielder Larry Doby of the Cleveland Indians underwent a minor nose operation at Paterson General Hospital. Hospital officials said he would be discharged in a few days.
ABC Wins TV Rights for Cage Final in Cincinnati
The NCAA Championship basketball final will be televised nationally with ABC obtaining the broadcast rights. The telecast from Cincinnati marks a major TV deal for the defining game of the season and highlights ABC as the network presenting the championship showdown.
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MCCA negotiates TV rights for NCAA title game
The MCCA executive committee has given ABC an option on TV rights for the championship game in Louisville on March 21. A sponsor is needed to meet the high price, with network action required for quick sales and ads.
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College basketball slate fills weekend schedule
Weekend sports card lists multiple games across colleges. Notable matchups include Cornell at Carleton, Moline venues, Jefferson versus East, Xavier at Regis, Marion versus Independence, Simpson at Luther, Coe at St Olaf, and Iowa State at Michigan swimming and wrestling events across several campuses.
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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
Alex Monchak returns to Cedar Rapids with his family after a New Jersey trip discussing Milwaukee World Series, Rose Bowl, and last place in the Florida league. He may again manage Cedar Rapids this year while at Iowa Manufacturing awaiting spring training.
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Jesup Wins 27 16 Wrestling at Tama
Jesup clinched the final four matches to break a 16 16 tie and beat Tama 27 16 in a wrestling meet at Tama. Jesup wrestlers included R Hiller 95 pounds winning by fall and M Ewalt 120 pounds scoring a fall. Tama's Smith and Heater faced defeats in multiple bouts.
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