Iowa Spartans Tangle on TV In Big Ten Clash
Familiarity breeds no contempt as Iowa and Michigan State meet on television after an 85 78 Iowa win last week. Coaches Miller and Anderson outline intent to stick with game plans, while guards Perrall Rodgers and Peeples anchor Iowa and Washington Curtis Sanders lead MSU with Crary and Shick.
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Valley slips in Iowa girls basketball rankings
DES MOINES Valley high of West Des Moines rose to the No. 5 spot in the Iowa girls poll after an unbeaten 13 game run. Maquoketa Valley dropped to No. 6 while South Hamilton leads the state and West Monona stays Nos. 2. Other area teams in the Top 20 include West Central and Oxford Junction.
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Wilt Chamberlain discusses 1962 trade and Warriors game plan
Wilt Chamberlain comments on avoidable trade costs and plans for an all star game in St Louis. He signals possible retirement and notes discontent with Warriors president Franklin Mieuli over the Philadelphia trade while acknowledging blue wing teal season plans.
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Jefferson High Wrestlers Seek MVC Lead Tonight
Jeff Matmen bid for lead in the Mississippi Valley Conference faces Central of Davenport with both teams unbeaten in league play. The reserve action starts at 6 30 p m and the varsity around 8 p m. Washington Prairie and Marion also host Friday games with additional Saturday events listed.
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Wieland Leaves Iowa After Wrestling Career Ends
Mel Wieland, 167-pound Big Ten champion and 1964 Iowa junior, withdraws from school citing scholastic difficulty and family obligations. The report notes potential further wrestling losses, along with updates on knee injuries, schedule changes for non conference basketball, and remarks on Ohio State football strategies in 1964.
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Poll picks keep Waterloo East Sioux City Central atop districts
Unbeaten Waterloo Eastl and Sioux City Central and one loss Des Moines Roosevelt were unanimous district leads in the AP high school basketball poll. Keokuk and Atlantic topped other districts as Mason City and Grinnell also ranked in the Midwest and Central regions.
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Des Moines rally shocks East to claim leading spot
In a Thursday night Inter district game Des Moines erased a late deficit to beat East 5-2. Waterloo West defeated Port Huron 56-45 to keep pace in the league standings.
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Grinnell High Names Adams as Athletics Director
Grinnell school board appointed Adams to succeed Bert Norris as basketball coach and athletic director at the end of the current school year. Norris has resigned, and Adams will take over duties as director of athletics and coach.
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