No 4 Spot to LaSalle By The Associated Prows
The Associated Press Town Prep basketball poll pivots as Storm Lake and Des Moines North remain 1-2. Unbeaten Storm Lake 10-0 beat Sheldon 92-83, while Des Moines North 16-1 beat Des Moines Tech 84-43 and Des Moines East 78-37. Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids LaSalle rise into the top five. Ames, Algona, Mason City, Des Moines Hoover, Sioux City Heelan and West Des Moines Valley fill the rest as rankings shift after weekend results.
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Keokuk
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Benton Communi
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Kansas overwhelms Iowa State 83 57 in conference opener
Kansas, ranked fifth, dominated Iowa State 83 to 57 in Lawrence in the Big Eight opener. Bud Stallworth sparked a 43 27 halftime lead with 7 of 10 field goals, Robisch and Gene Mack each had 21 points, and Kansas improved to 3 1. The Cyclones, now 1 3 in the league, were outboarded early and could not recover.
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Bill Russell to Speak at Collins Radin Tech Association
Former Celtics star Bill Russell will be the guest speaker at the Collins Radin Technology Association Father-Son Night at Armar Ballroom. Event starts 7 p.m. with a social hour, followed by a program. Russell led Boston to 10 NBA championships in 12 seasons and was Sportsman of the Year in 1988. admission is free for members and sons, $4 for nonmember guests and sons.
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LaSalle JV Defeats Anamosa in 21 Point Victory
LaSalle's junior varsity basketball team beat Anamosa by 21 points in a Monday game at LaSalle gym. Fran Boston led LaSalle with 21 points while Mike McGreevy tallied 12 for Anamosa.
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Ines Roe Rat Pal Hess
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Expect MacPherson To Get Mass Job
Amherst AP reports Dick MacPherson a Springfield college graduate and Broncos backfield coach is expected to be named head football coach at the University of Massachusetts. The UMass job opened when Vic Fusia retired to an administrative post.
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Local area coach scouts rising quarterbacks from families
In Cedar Rapids Iowa City area a coach notes three families Cilek Fletcher and Piro are producing numerous young quarterbacks. Mentions Mike and Nick Piro lineages and high school stars, plus Dan Fletcher and Andy among others. Also covers Super Bowl rulings and a hospital baptism story, ending with a World War II era quote reference.
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Doug
Iowa City Central
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Duquesne Upsets No 9 Notre Dame in OT Thriller
Duquesne, unranked, defeats ninth ranked Notre Dame 92 90 in overtime as Garry Nelson scores 22 and Batty Nelson adds key baskets. Notre Dame had rallied from 12 down but the Nelson twins sealed the win with late points and a strong defensive effort. Illinois State’s St Bonaventure and Villanova also shifted in the top ten after Monday results.
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Associated Press
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Trish
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Witch
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Howard Porter
St. Bona
Dale Tepas
Bannies
First 5 Man Cage Game at Iowa City Nostalgia Dismissed
In Iowa City the era of multi million dollar arenas is noted as nostalgia fades. The piece recalls the 1898 first college basketball game between Iowa and Chicago with 50 men per side and no substitutes, a stark contrast to modern venues and rosters.
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Mackey
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Cedar Rapids
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Albert Zachar
Father Zachar
James Speed
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Marian
Jim
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Ken Gerling
Dick Schultz
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UPL
Chicago University
Tral
University of Iowa
Chicago
Towa City
James Naismith
Colorado
Iowa Aides to UCLA and USC Headed for New Jobs
Nagel plans may move back to California as several Iowa aides disperse to new roles. Bud Tynes joins Vancouver Lions, Dick Tambura to Kent State, Frank Gilliam to the Vikings, Linn Lilles to Pepperdine, Wayne Fontes to USC, John Kinola to a sales post, with Dale Tryon and Havout Roberts also in transition asFrank Lauterbur preserves staff through June.
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Ucla
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Dick Tambura
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Frank Gilliam
Wanye Fontes
John McKay
Tesm
Southern California
John Kinola
Huitson-Sinclair Packing
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Stell
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Dale Tryon
Cedar Rapids
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Havout Roberts
Frank Lauterbur
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