Bowling Highlights Feature High Scores and Standouts
Jack Glessner led with a 268 game and 649 series in the Legion Major as over 600 totals were common. Gary Kile topped with 661 in series, with Brubaker 266 and Hiatt 247 in men's play. Bessie Janda 56 series and Bernice Kessler 221 led the women. Julia Simon improved her Friday Strikers average with 195 and 492, while Jim Smetzer joined the 600 club with 604.
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Gary Kila
Collins Keglers
Jack Brubaker
V. Rammelsberg
Jim Novak
Jim Hiatt
Bessie Janda
Eaglettes
Bernice Kessler
Julia Simon
Jim Smetzer
Jim
Rammelsberg
Pie Pcebrchmars
Amer
Icry
Ralp' Reed
Jim W Novak
On Rocarek
Buck Folkedahl
Gary Kile
Rammelshers
Jim Buller
Elton Ross
Ralph Reed
Gob Etzel
Dick Fry
Jerry Babbage
Don Rocarek
Pete Cassidy
Dale
Dim Hiatt
Jerry Swengon
Mell Deltman
Jim Smelzer
Les Wilson
Frank
Big Ten Roundup Sees Michigan Stumble in Close Loss
Lafayette scored 24 as Michigan State defeated Illinois 76-74. Williams led Iowa with 25 in a 84-73 win over Indiana. Hasket added 16 for Ohio State in a 78-65 victory over Minnesota. Illinois, after suspensions, beat Wisconsin then lost to Purdue as Northwestern, Michigan State, Ohio State and Wisconsin won on the road.
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Tory
Michigan
Lafayette
Michigan State
John Bennington
Matt Aitch
Illinois
Williams
Burlington
Iowa
Indiana
Hasket
Ohio State
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Badgers
Purdue
Northwestern
Gert Meyers Wins Handicap Tourney at Legion Lanes
Gert Meyers rolled an 822 series for four games to win the Annual Handicap bowling tournament Sunday at Legion Lanes.
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Gert Meyers
Gertie Meyers
Legion Lanes
Iowa Discusses Court Turn and Free Throws in Hoops Preview
Coach Ralph Miller comments on shooting style as long as accuracy holds. He doubts Iowa will rotate the court before the 1968-69 season amid fieldhouse remodeling. Iowa plans to increase seating and improve unobstructed views. Indiana center Bill DeHeer scores 10 points with solid rebounding.
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Ralph Miller
Ralph
Sam
Iowa
Iowa Athletic Department
Bill DeHeer
Indiana
Bill
Floyd DeHeer
Central Runner Wins 1966 James Tucker Cross Country Award
Dennis Karnstedt of Central College is named winner of the Tucker cross country award for 1966. The Elmhurst NL runner led in three fall wins the Iowa conference championship the Les Duke Invitational and the NAIA district 15 meet and placed 21st in the NCAA championship. The award honors the late James B. Tucker, a former Iowa runner.
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Dennis Karnstedt
Central College
James 8. Tucker
Iowa
Karnstedt
Elmhurst
Les Duke
Tucker
James B. Tucker
Hampton
Clear Lake
Jim Tucker
Univerisity of
NCAA Bans South Carolina and Highlights Infractions
The NCAA Council placed South Carolina on two years of probation barred its football and basketball teams from postseason play and denied access to televised coverage for alleged 1965 66 violations involving seven infractions. Texas Western and Texas A&M also faced actions amid broader conferencing penalties.
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Texas
Paul F. Dietzel
University of South Carolina
Ncaa Council
South Carolina
NCAA
Dietzel
Louisiana State
Army
Military Academy
Mike
Texas Western College
Texas A&m University
Council
McGuire
University of North Carolina
Texas Western
Texas Christian
Southwest Conference
Texas A&m
Aggies
Stool Idea Almost Worked In UCLA Upset Bid
Washington State coach Marv Harshman used a 14 inch stool to imitate Lew Alcindor at practice as UCLA edged the Cougars 76-67 in Pullman. Alcindor scored 28 but fouled out with 12 minutes left. Jim Neilson and late baskets sealed UCLA win.
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Associated Press
Marv Harshman
Dick Watters
Lew Alcindor
Washington State
Ucla Bruins
Bruins
Cougars
Pullman
Wash
Harshman
Alcindor
Alcinder
UCLA
Lenny Allen
Jim Neilson
Smith Sets Mark Finishes Fourth in Indoor Meet
Doug Smith of Sioux City Central High School finished fourth in the high school invitational two mile run at the San Francisco indoor meet. He clocked 9 minutes 9.3 seconds, three seconds behind winner Martin Liquori of Newark New Jersey, setting the best Iowa prep time. Jim Nash to be honored by Atlanta Baseball Writers Association February 3.
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Calif
Doug Smith
Sioux City
Smith
Martin Liquori
Newark
N.J
Iowa
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