St Patrick’s keeps rolling as Hynes leads with 59 points
St Patrick’s extended its win streak to nine, beating Olin 85 58 and Sacred Heart 81 44 as Mike Hynes piled up 59 points. Jefferson visits Marion Tuesday. Linn Mar meets Central City in a key Allac clash. Hynes leads scoring at 27.2 while Cummins and Shebetka push close behind.
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Bowling Highlights Mixed Leagues Feature High 650 Series
Red Moore tops eight thirty couples with 650 in eight thirty league. John Schulz and John Wall lead singles with 256 and 653 respectively in the Individual Classic. Del Show posts 605 and 601 in the double shift and Delores Howes improves to 223 and 449 series in Sun Downers.
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Cincy Keeps Lead in AP Cage Voting
Cincinnati's Bearcats, two time national champions, hold the No. 1 ranking as the AP poll remains unanimous with all 45 voters backing them. The top ten list is determined by total points with first place votes highlighted in parentheses.
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Loyola Loses Ground in UPI Ratings Shakeup
Cincinnati remains No. 1 in the UPI major college basketball poll as Loyola of Chicago, unbeaten at 15-0, slips after a rise to challenge for top position. Illinois, Arizona, Duke and Georgia Tech follow in the top rankings with others listed through 20.
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Norway and Urbana Win In Tourney
In Benton County girls tourney first round Atkins-Norway 66 Van Horne 62 and Urbana 49 Blairstown 40. Sheryl Boddicker scored 36 for Norway, Ann Heisler 30 for Van Horne, Gladys Frater 26 for Urbana, Carolyn Kahle 25 for Blairstown.
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Sophs Dominate Hawks in 34 6 Victory at Home
Jefferson sophomores blasted the Iowa City squad 34 to 6 on Monday night. Clyde and Mihal earned pins for the J Hawks while multiple weight classes posted decisions or pins including Mihhal 120 pin in 2 04 and Clyde 180 pin at 5 42.
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Iowa Wisconsin Contes t Leaves Iowa in Slump on Rebound Gaffe
Sharm notes Wisconsin 43 to 31 edge on boards in a rough first half. The Iowa Badgers stall and foul trouble hindered play as John Erickson defends his team while Ken Siebel and Jack Brens struggle. Tom Gwyn draws praise as a daring player.
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Gazette Want Ads Open for Readers and Clients
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Decorah preps rise with transfer star Schlachtenhausen
Decorah high school basketball defies odds as transfer Phil Schlachtenhausen from Waterloo joins senior John Rima and two sophomores to lift the Vikings to a 6-3 start. He scores 27 in a 67-60 win over New Hampton and leads with 21 in league play, while Svance and Rima bolster rebounding. The team eyes a litmus test against arch rival Oelwein.
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Wayne Ellington
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PGA Rejects Hogan Meet Bid in Fort Worth
Fort Worth Texas AP The PGA turned down Ben Hogan’s bid for a 200000 May tournament. Hogan said the event would have paid 100000 to the winner and could have run May 9 12. The PGA feared it would clash with the Dallas PGA Championship July 18 21.
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Imps' Sherman Earns Prep Football Honor
Iowa named three players to Scholastic Magazine and UPI announced 12th annual All-America High School football team. Larry Sherman of Davenport Central earned center honors alongside Tony Baker of Burlington and Dick Miller of Waterloo West as backs.
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