Cyclones Coast Past Sooners 74 54 In Big Seven
Iowa State defeats Oklahoma 74 to 54 as Don Medsker shores up defense holding Wilt Chamberlain to 17 points and Joe King to eight. Gary Thompson leads ISU with 23 points as the Cyclones grab their second conference win, Oklahoma slips to 1-2.
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Iowa State Cyclones
Kansas
Oklahoma
Don Medsker
Wilt Chamberlain
Self
Joe King
King
Medsker
John Krocheski
Towa State
Stoermer
Crawford
Schwall
Andersoney
Gronau
Davis
Ivan
Day
Simpson
Krocheski
Ashcraft
Thompson
Udson Rahm
Red Peppered Outlook On Iowa State Football And Other Notes
Iowa State hires Jim Myers for 14000 to reshape ailing football program as single wing spreads through state schools. Minnesota trims 1959 60 schedule to ease late-season clashes with Iowa. Ohio State faces probation and coaching changes amid transfer talk. Pappy Waldorf praised in San Francisco while Big Ten coaches’ records in conference play are reviewed.
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Gophers
Iowa
Vanderbilt
Kansas State
Ike Armstrong
Michigan
Pittsburgh
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Ike
Bucky O'Connor
Big Ten
Harry Combes
Illinois
Bucky
Hawks Rout Badgers 70 to 47 in Big Ten tilt
Iowa defeated Wisconsin 70 47 to snap the Badgers five game skid in Big Ten action. Dave Gunther led Iowa with 19 points while Augie Martell added 18 as Iowa built a 32 17 halftime lead and dominated from the start. Ray Gross scored 18 for Wisconsin as the Badgers remained winless in conference play.
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Madison
Wis
Iowa
Wisconsin
Badgers
Dave Gunther
Augie Martell
Hawks
Huskers Spill Missouri 84 65 in Big Seven Clash
Nebraska lifted the second half surge to beat Missouri 84 to 65 at Columbia. Don Smidt and Gary Reimers each scored 23 as the Huskers turned a 36 35 halftime edge into a decisive victory. Missouri’s Bill Ross led with 25 while Sonny Seibert and Lionel Smith were held to 10 each. A near capacity crowd of about 4 000 watched.
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Nebraska
Cornhuskers
Missouri Tigers
Don Smidt
Gary Reimers
Smidt
Reimers
Missouri
Bill Ross
Tigers
Sonny Seibert
Lionel Smith
K State Routs Colorado 61 49 in Big Seven clash
Kansas State broke away midway through the second half to defeat Colorado 61 to 49 before 6 000 fans in Boulder. The Wildcats moved to 2 2 in conference play while Colorado fell to 1 2. The Buffaloes narrowed to six late but K State answered with seven free throws.
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Boulder
Colo
Kansas State
Wildcats
Colorado
K-State
Buffaloes
Kstate
St Olaf Edges Grinnell 66 61 In Midwest Conference Clash
St Olaf edged Grinnell 66 61 in a Midwest Conference basketball game on a Saturday night. Grinnell were led by Dick Crowl with 19 points and John Copeland scored 17.
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Minn
St. Olaf
Grinnell
Dick Crowl
John Copeland
Ohio State Dominates Michigan State in Big Ten Win
Ohio State rolled to a 70-51 victory over Michigan State at St. Johns Arena to extend its conference lead and run its streak to five straight wins. Buckeyes forward Frank Howard scored 17 points, while guard Jim Laughlin added key scoring as Larry Hedden led MSU with 12 points.
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Ohio
Ohio State
Big Ten
Michigan State
St. Johns
Buckeyes
Bucks
Frank Howard
Jim Laughlin
Larry Hedden
Michigan State Center
Jack Quiggle
Mich
Howard
Ferguson ‘ Sidle
Hedden
Huston
Green
Millard
Quiggle
Laughlin Martin
Son
Hagedorn
Andresenele
O Snyder
Scott
Mosier
Rand
Steagall
Markovich
Gophers Top Northwestern 73 62 in Big Ten Showing
Minnesota shot 51.9 percent to beat Northwestern 73 62 in a regionally telecast game. George Kline led with 26 points on 12 of 18 shooting as the Gophers snapped a two game skid and Northwestern dropped its fourth straight. The Gophers built a first half lead 13 to 17 points and never allowed the Wildcats closer than eight after intermission.
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Northwestern
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Evanston, Ill
Iowa
Gophers
Iowa City
Ohio State
Illinois
Evanston
Ill
Nets
George Kline
Stanwood Girls Capture Title and Keystone Roll at County Tourney
Stanwood girls defeated Clarence 68-45 to claim the county title while Lowden won the boys final 62-54 over Stanwood. Keystone remained unbeaten taking the Benton county boys crown 57-35 over an Horne. West Union captured Fayette county title 50-44 over Clermont Elgin. Solon topped Lone Tree 63-57 and Tiffin beat Cosgrove 50-34 in Johnson county action.
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Keystone
Iowa
Stanwood
Clarence
Lowdon Boys
Bennett
Benton County
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Martelle
Olin
Solon
Lone Tree
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Theohnson
Cosgrove
West Union
Fayette County
Clermont-Elgin
Waukon
New Albin
Lowden
Ruth Armstrong
Sandra Wooden
Dennis Knoche
Hanson
Amana-North English Top Iowa County Girls Title
Amana North English defeated Ladora 67 to 56 to win the Iowa county girls title. Millersburg finished third with a 65 to 51 win over Conroy in the consolation match.
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Iowa
Amana
Millersburg
Conroy
New Albin wins Allamakee County basketball title
In Allamakee county finals New Albin defeated Waukon 50-39 to claim the championship. Wa terville topped Harpers Ferry 59-37 in girls action with Dresselhouse scoring 14 for New Albin and Tjaden 10 for Waukon. Waterville's 30 led the girls. Morley: Martello boys beat Olin 63-30 in Jones county final. Tarbox seven for Olin. Wyoming took consolation 42-37 over Onslow.
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New Albin
Allamakee
Waterville
Harpers Ferry
Dresselhouse
Tjaden
Worseth
Saddler
Harpers
Morley
Martello Boys
Olin
Randall
Bann
Tarbox
Wyoming
Onslow
Olin Secret Heart of Monti claims Jones county title
Olin beat Martelle 62 to 42 in the final to win the Jones county girls title Friday night. Carol Heeren scored 34 for the winners while Schwartz had 28 for Martelle. Olin also won consolation with a 53 to 49 victory over Onslow as Benishek topped the scoring with 27 and Ripperton added 22 for Onslow.
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Olin
Secret Heart of Monticello
Jones County
Martelle
Carol Heeren
Schwartz
Onslow
Benishek
Ripperton
Solon-Tiffin sweep Johnson county hoops titles
Solon-Tiffin captured titles as Tiffin won the girls crown 50 to 34 over Cosgrove while Solon defeated Lone Tree 63 to 57 for the boys title. Graham scored 24 for Tiffin girls and Hollauser 18 for Cosgrove. Randall had 24 for Solon boys and Hudechek 21 for Lone Tree.
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Tiffin
Johnson County
Cosgrove
Lone Tree
Graham
Hollauser
Randall
Hudechek
Kalona Wins Washington County Title in 47 39 Win
Kalona defeated Wellman 47 to 39 to claim the Washington county boys basketball title. Reber scored 19 points for Kalona while Alsip totaled 14 for Wellman.
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Washington
Wellman
Reber
Alsip
Dickens Is Grid Coach At Indiana
Indiana University named Phil Dickens of Wyoming as head football coach after Jim Tatum declined the offer. Dickens will sign a four year contract at 15000 dollars per year in Bloomington, joining a program seeking a winning season after years without one.
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Indiana
Bloomington
Ind
Indiana University
Phil Dickens
Wyoming
Jim Tatum
Frank E. Allen
Bernie Crimmins
Notre Dame
Hoosiers
Tatum
Allen
Three Tie for Top at Tijuana Caliente Open
In Tijuana Mexico AP report by Bob Myers three players shared the lead at the 54 hole mark in the Caliente Open a $15000 event. Paul Harney Ed Furgol and Stan Leonard all tied at 209 after 54 holes with Harney the early leader still in contention.
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Tijuana
Mexico
Paul Harney
Boston
Mass
Ed Furgol
Stan Leonard
Vancouver
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Budding Athlete 14 Dies of Leukemia in New Mexico
John Moore, 14, an aspiring athlete from Las Cruces, N M, died Friday from leukemia. He had joined both junior high football and basketball teams last fall, though his illness had been known since August. Teammates, parents and teachers mourn the loss and recall his determined spirit.
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Las Cruces
N. M
John Moore
John
Cedar Rapids Women's Bowling Leader Kathy Miner Tops Singles
Kathy Miner knocked down 550 pins to lead the 18th Cedar Rapids Women's tournament at Tropic lanes on the first day. Mary Neilly sits second at 538 with Martha Sands third at 525 and Lucille Ellison fourth at 524. Jane Taylor and Elna Mc Donough led doubles at 949 with Emma Rothweiler and Betty Moel at 942, while Marie O'Deen and Theresa Wittenberg trail at 940. Be Right Auto Service leads team standings at 2430, ahead of Boston Fisheries 2417, Staub Construction third. Action resumes at 9:30 a.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Mary Neilly
Martha Sands
Lucille Ellison
Jane Taylor
Elna McDonough
Emma Rothweiler
Betty Moel
Marie O’deen
Theresa Wittenberg
Be Right Auto Service
Boston Fisheries
Staub Construction
Emmaothweite
Betty Wae
Arie ‘Deen
Willenbers
Athy Miner
Viary
Vokolek
Ioan
Ps Ay Brendes
Marian Lee
Artha Sands
Ellison O Deen
Boston Fisher
Aon T Beer
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Allamakee County
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