Outdoor season boosts fox, rabbit hunting and ice fishing
The piece notes Big Stone lake as a walleye hotspot with a six fish limit, while crappies and ice augers are discussed. Fox hunting methods and a Cedar Rapids club hunt are outlined, with a January 19 event near Marion. Public access and safety details accompany the broader push for outdoor recreation across the nation.
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George Burch
Center Junction
Wildlife and Outdoor Club of
Cedar Rapids
James Arenz
Marion
Linn County
Musial to Receive Baseball Merit Award in New York
Stan Musial, longtime St. Louis Cardinal star and record holder, is named the New York Chapter Baseball Writers Association merit award recipient for meritorious service to the game. He previously won the Player of the Year in 1947 with the Sid Mercer Memorial Trophy.
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NEW York
Stan Musial
St.Louis Cardinals
Art. Musial
Sid Mercer
Friday's Prep Basketball Results From Cedar Rapids and Surroundings
A crowded slate shows Cedar Rapids B-Regis 74 over Tamme, Toledo 63 over B-Oelwein, plus Mississippi ValleyCR 61 Dubuque 52. Other notable results include Davenport West 68 over CR Wash 43, Iowa City 73 Clinton 65, and Moline 73 Dav Central 54. East Moline 56 Rock Island 55.
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Regis
Tamme
Toledo
Oelwein
Locale
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West
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Iowa Ct
Clinton
Moline
Central
East Moline
Rock Island
Central City
Center Point
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Troy Mills
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Coe
Springville
Alburnett
High School Football Scores From Friday Lights
C R Wash 26 Iowa City 16 Charles City 32 Decorah 10 Waukon 41 Desoto Wis 6 Anamosa 34 Monticello 2 North W A 40 Elkader 3 New Hampton 29 Waverly 6 Maquoketa 28 DeWitt 10 Clinton 19 Moline 17 Newton 33 Iowa Falls 8 Carroll Kuemper 26 Hummbenet 20 Morning Sun 19 Ottumwa 17.
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Charles City
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Waukon
Desoto
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Monticello
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New Hampton
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Newton
Iowa Falls
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Hummbenet
Morning Sun
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College Basketball Scores From Various Conferences
Iowa Upper Iowa 82 over William Penn 62. Luther 72 over Simpson 54. Central 48 over Dubuque 46. Wartburg 79 over Buena Vista 65. Midwest: Cee 84 over Monmouth 76. St Olaf 73 over Cornell 64. Grinnell 96 over Carleton 82. Cornell 80 over Harvard 77. Princeton 86 over Brown 56. Tennessee 82 over Tulane 55. Kentucky 103 over LSU 84. Richmond 53 over William and Mary 52. Western Illinois 67 over Northern Illinois 66.
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Washington High’s 1958 Title Team at Fort Ord
Pvt. Gary Koza, guard on the first Washington high school team, joined the Special Troop squad that captured the Fort Ord California title with an 8 0 victory. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Edward Koza Jr of Cedar Rapids and his wife Paula Agnew is with him at the base.
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Gary Koza
Washington
Fort Ord
Calif
Koza
Edward Koza
30Th Street
Cedar Rapids
Paula Agnew
California
Wellman Native Quits Athletic Directorship
TOPEKA Kan AP Washburn University director of athletics Richard M Godlove 59 resigned his post to devote full time to teaching physical education The longtime administrator and chairman of the department of physical education for 19 years is a Wellman Iowa native and University of Iowa graduate The Washburn Board of Regents accepted his resignation
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Topeka
Kan
Washburn University
Richard M. Godlove
Godlove
Department of Physical Education
Washburn Board of Regents
Wellman
University of Iowa
Valley High girls surprise with strong defense and 12-1 record
Valley High of Clermont Elgin Wadena features seven returning veterans led by 6- foot Fayne Triem and guard trio Sylvia Hanson Phyllis Hunsburger Anita Dennler. The team boasts a 12-1 start as Coach Milt Mohs emphasizes defense over offense, while Belle Plaine star Phil Schooley leads free throws in the league. Sandy Butler of Lewis Central tallies 65 points in a recent win.
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ITH
Fayne Triem
Valley High
Clermont-Elgin-Wadena
Iowa
Valley Girls
Milt Mohs
Milt
Sylvia Hanson
Phyllis Hunsburger
Anita Dennler
Sandy Butler
Lewis Central
Council Bluffs
Farragut
Belle Plaine
Phil Schooley
Plainers
Triem Leads Charge As Guard Court Improves Scoring
Fayne Triem, a polio survivor turned top scorer, averages 32.8 points a game with a peak 42 as the six foot senior dominates. Annette Meyer adds 14.2 points and Susan Kingery contributes in the front court to bolster the team’s offense.
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Triem
Annette Meyer
Susan Kingery
Annette
North Carolina grid coach Hickey gets three year extension
Chapel Hill North Carolina AP The University of North Carolina extended football coach Jim Hickey s contract by three years through 1967 Hickey guided the Tar Heels to an 8 2 season in 1963
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Chapel Hill
N. C
University of North Carolina
Jim Hickey
Hickey
Tar Heels
McClintic Enterprises Keeps YMCA Basketball Lead
McClintic Enterprises remains in first place with a 4 0 record in the YMCA Men s league. Guy Sparrow boosts his scoring to 27 points per game while Jim Meskimen stands second at 22.7. A win over Eby s on Wednesday could seal the first half title.
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McClintic Enterprises
Guy Sparrow
Enterprises
Eby’s
Sparrow
Jim Meskimen
Re Elect Ray NCAA Proxy Re Elect Ray
Robert C. Ray 41 of the University of Iowa has been re elected president of the National Collegiate Athletic Association for a one year term. He completed a previous year as president at the NCAA meeting in New York. The NCAA put Iowa on probation for one year without penalties for violating association regulations.
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Iowa City
Robert C. Ray
University of Iowa
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ray
Division of Extension and University Services
NCAA
New York
Iowa
U.S. Olympic Hockey Team Falls to Czechoslovakia B Squad
The U S Olympic hockey team lost 4 to 3 in an exhibition match held in Zilina Slovakia with Czechoslovakia’s National B team defeating the visitors.
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Czechoslovakia
Zilina
Radio Prague
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