Cyclones, Tigers Set for Big Eight Opener in Ames
Ames Iowa State hosts Missouri in the Big Eight opener at 7:35 p.m. with a revised Cyclone lineup. Coach Bill Strannigan shifts Don Medsker to forward and targets John Krocheski at center, while Missouri, co leader in the league, adjusts with Rodger Epelhoff Cliff Talley Dan Hymer Sonny Siebert and Glenn Forristal.
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Dan Hymer
Sonny Siebert
Glenn Forristal
Nebraska
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Wrestling results highlight close battles at 127 and 133 pounds
In a noisy meet, Washington’s Tom Owens pinned Dave Wilson in 4:07 for the first Warrior decision at 127. Dan Cochran edged Mike Warner 4-2 at 133, while the reserves saw a 9-8 decision by Harry Wright at 186 and Jim Turner pinning Dick Edwards in 3:54 at 227. Official notes list individual bouts and outcomes.
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Louis agrees to plan for back tax payments
Former heavyweight champ Joe Louis signs an agreement with the federal government to pay back income taxes totaling about 1.25 million dollars at 520000 per year. Accountant Arthur J. Wilson says the IRS is satisfied with the plan and no settlement for less than owed is accepted. Louis will forgo 20000 in salary from the International Boxing Club and reports 4800 from Louis Milk Co and 8200 from a recording firm. Louis earned over 4.6 million in 17 pro years.
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Sports Results From Various Colleges and High Schools
A compact roundup lists basketball scores from several colleges and prep teams, including Concordia over Blackburn 53 71, Ferris State 92 with McKendree 0, and Vermont beating New Hampshire 97 45. Other results mention Oberlin 43 Peru 0 and Wake Forest, Arkansas State, and Eastern Iowa captions among the scattered line items.
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Switch J. C. Cage Tilts to Regis
Immaculate Conception high school will move its remaining home basketball games to the new Regis gym. The change, announced Friday by athletic director Thomas Currier, takes effect Monday with a game against Saint Mary of Watering.
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West Central Leads In Iowa Daily Press poll for girls basketball
West Central Maynard tops the Northeast district and Emerson leads the Southwest as the third Iowa Daily Press Association poll ranks the top ten teams by district. Meservey, Yarmouth, and State Center also figure, with 300 coaches voting and point totals listed for each district.
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Ivy Accepts Cardinal Job in Chicago Wed Night
Frank Ivy accepted the Cardinal managing director Walter Wolfner’s offer to head the Chicago football team, becoming the 19th head coach and fifth since Wolfner’s arrival. Terms and length of the contract were not disclosed. Ivy left the Edmonton Eskimos after a three year deal to take the Cardinal post.
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