AFL to stay eight teams with 1965 expansion talk
Houston AP reports AFL plans to keep eight teams through 1965 with an expansion review of 38 applications. Commissioners say league will study groups from Philadelphia Atlanta Washington Chicago Milwaukee Los Angeles and others before deciding on new franchises.
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Two More Motmen At $Ci Doubtful For State College Coach
Cedar Falls report says State College of Iowa wrestling coach Chuck Patten is in doubt due to injuries after a rough stretch. The team already faced setbacks with multiple wrestlers sidelined.
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State College of Iowa
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Cardinals Announce Profit of 147951 Amid Team Doubts
ST LOUIS AP reports the Cardinals posted a profit of 147951 as prospects list two more varsity performers on the doubtful list. The Panthers prepare for a Saturday meeting with Mankato State Indians while St Louis seeks National League pennant. Rich Engel and Jim Lewallen are among latest injury victims announced Thursday night.
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Bob Howsaman
Jim
Iowa-Michigan State clash highlights rebounding effort
Iowa coach Miller stressed improving defensive rebounding after Michigan State outboarded them and produced 18 second-shot points to Iowa's 12. He noted Michigan State’s speed and jumpers kept the game close, with Iowa failing to seal it after rallying last Saturday. The 3:30 p.m. tip included Bill Flemming and a halftime Scottish Highlands display.
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East Lansing
Indiana
Bill Flemming
Iowa
Wright Tops as Female Athlete of the Year for 1964
Mickey Wright, 29, American golf star based in Dallas, is selected as the AP Female Athlete of the Year for 1964 with 452 points, beating Donna de Varona. Wright notes the Olympic year influenced voting and plans to attend the Fraternal Order of Eagles banquet in Milwaukee on February 14.
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Santa Barbara
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San Diego
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Cyclone honors for ISU football seniors at recognition dinner
Mike Cox Ames received the Rueben J. Miller award for major contributions to the team. John Van Sicklen Walled Lake Mich was named lineman of the year. Tom Vaughn earned back of the year. Jim Cunningham 3.69 GPA in chemical engineering won Athletic Council award. Larry Carwell outstanding sophomore and Sam Ramenofsky Ralph Aulmann memorial scholarship. Dr James Hilton awarded silver service for athletic program contributions. retires July after 12 years as president.
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Sharon Stouder
Ames
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Tom Vaughn
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van Sicklen
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Jim Cunningham
Athletic Council
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al Knudson
Sam Ramenofsky
Ralph Aulmann
Iowa State
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Linn-Mar Withdraws From Allac Conference
Linn-Mar will withdraw from the Allac conference effective at the end of the 1965-66 school year. For 1966-67 the conference will have seven members including Alburnett Center Point Central City Coggan Troy Mills and Walker with Linn-Mar competing as an independent. Four-year enrollment at Linn-Mar in 1966-67 is expected near 400 students.
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Walker
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Lions grapplers topple Linn-Mar in twin meets
Williamsburg high school defeated Linn-Mar 27 14 in varsity action and 31 6 in junior varsity, extending Linn-Mar’s winless stretch to a 0 6 record. Williamsburg winners included Ted Grenis and Lynn Scheer, while Linn-Mar’s Dennis Leikora fought hard in the heavyweight bout.
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West Monona Streak Ends in Maple Valley Loss
West Monona, defending Iowa girls basketball champion, saw a 41 game winning streak halted Thursday night with a 64 62 defeat to Woodbury Central in Maple Valley tournament action. The streak spanned three years.
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West Monona
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Woodbury Central
NCAA Seeks Truce On Co Sanctioning Meets
The NCAA Council moves toward a truce with the AAU over dual sanctioning of track meets in a bid seen as shaping domestic rules. AAU executive Col. Don Hull warns that talks on co sanctioning are futile if aimed at international control, while the issue prompts tense public debate as Byers notes possible probation for non federation meets.
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Maquoketa Valley
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U. S
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Texas Southern Captain Fractures Skull in Close Game
Texas Southern University captain Toe Young, their leading scorer, fractured his skull in the final minutes of a Prairie View game after colliding with the floor under the basket. He was reported in fair condition at Riverside General Hospital.
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Southern University
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Lemm Signs Two Year Card Contract With Cardinals
ST. LOUIS AP reports Wally Lemm signed a two year football contract with the Cardinals on Thursday for an undisclosed salary. The article notes early pressure on the Cleveland Knights and Columbus indoor track meet scheduled March 19 drawing on collegiate stars.
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Purdue lands Cyclones assistant Miller
Ames AP report notes Burnie Miller, longtime Iowa State assistant since 1958, accepts a Purdue coaching post. Miller, a former Wofford player, previously coached at Wofford, Wyoming and Indiana before joining Iowa State under coach Clay Stapleton.
Oklahoma Regents order probe of Sooner coaching staff
University of Oklahoma regents ordered a university wide investigation into possible moonlighting by OU coaches two weeks after four football players were dropped from the Gator Bowl roster for signing professional contracts. The inquiry covers the entire athletic coaching program.
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University of Oklahoma
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Playboys Edge Warriors in Tight YMCA Clash
In a close YMCA prep basketball game on Thursday night the Playboys edged the Warriors. Gradaville led with 23 points as the Playboys and Warriors kept the score tight throughout the contest.
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Engel suffers first loss and injury sidelines him
Engel, 2-1 in dual meets, hurt an arm in his first loss of the year at Hlingis and did not join the squad practice on Tuesday or Wednesday. Lewallen, 3-9 in dual action, suffered an injury on Tuesday and missed Wednesday’s drills.
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Hlingis
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Odebolt Bowler Rolls Perfect 300 as Kramer Signs
In Odebolt, Everett Kramer signs to play pro ball for Minnesota Vikings while Wunschel delivers a perfect 300 game in bowling. Kramer added scores of 234 and 197 in later league play, boosting local sports headlines this week.
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Wunschel
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