Jefferson Highs Slowdown Stuns Washington in City Rivalry
Jefferson, ranked No 1, defeated Washington 49 to 27 in a deliberate half court contest. Nance led Jeff with 19 points while Baker added 13 as the J-Hawks extended their Mississippi Valley Conference record to nine wins in 10 games. Washington struggled from the field and failed to gain tempo, managing only 3 points in the third quarter.
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Late Surge Seals 61 59 Win for Center Point Pointers
Center Point Pointers rallied in the fourth quarter to beat Linn-Mar 61 59. Doug Haars led with 19 points, supported by Bob Hepker 18, while Linn-Mar’s Ron Rudish totaled 17. Ketelsen and Budreau added 12 and 10 for Center Point.
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Prairie Sophs Defeat LaSalle 48 43 On Friday Night
Jim Mitvalsky scored 16 to lead Prairie’s sophomore team to a 48 43 victory over LaSalle. Mike Fox led LaSalle with 12 points while Blaine Waychoff and Malone added 12 and 12 for Prairie alongside other contributors.
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Nicklaus still leads Crosby after three straight doubles
Nicklaus, 27, despite three consecutive double bogeys, holds a two stroke lead at Cypress Point in the Crosby Tournament with a 36-hole total of 142. Gale winds and rain affected scoring as Pitman Colbert Oppermann and McCallister sit at 144. Nicklaus blamed bad luck and rough greens after a late surge.
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Marion Nips Monticello in 54-48 Win
Marion edged Monticello 54-48 as Steve Van Note led with 19 points on five field goals and nine free throws. Marion's Scott Bevin excelled on the boards, PaulPaulsen's rebounding helped Monticello, and Marion finished 24 of 29 at the line. The win improves Marion to 7-2 in Wamac league play and Monticello to 5-4.
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Iowa Quarterback Chuck Roland Retires From Football Plan
Chuck Roland the University of Iowa second string quarterback says he is passing up his final year of eligibility to focus on studies and medical school. Roland from Des Moines notes he will be in class from 8 30 to 3 30 next fall and may pursue football if time allows.
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Basketball standings and results from Friday games
National Association standings show cities like New York Boston Chicago and Los Angeles with records. results include San Francisco defeating St. Louis 142 to 115 and Chicago edging Detroit 125 to 124 while Boston beat Baltimore 129 to 117 and Philadelphia 119, Los Angeles 108.
Illinois Quartet Out for Season
Four Illinois basketball players suspended for receiving illegal financial aid cannot regain eligibility before season’s end. Dr. Leslie A. Bryan, Big Ten faculty rep and acting athletic director, said Big Ten procedures mandate no other decision until the close of the 1966 67 season. Players named are Ron Dunlap Rich Jones Steve Kuberski and Steve Spanich.
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Orioles' Victory Tops AP Upset Poll
The Baltimore Orioles swept the Los Angeles Dodgers giving the year’s biggest upset according to an Associated Press poll. The Orioles earned 267 first place votes and 971 points, well ahead of Texas Western’s NCAA basketball title win last March which scored 363 points with 39 first place votes.
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UCLA Rolls to 122 57 Victory Over Portland
UCLA, led by Lew Alcindor, crushed Portland University 122 to 57 at Pauley Pavilion. The top-ranked Bruins extended their win streak to 13 with Alcindor scoring 27 points while Mike Warren added 21 and Lucius Allen 17.
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Freak Accident Sidelined ISU Guard Ziegler Before Kansas Game
Iowa State reserve guard Don Ziegler suffered a deep two inch cut on his foot when he slipped during a light workout and struck an open locker door. Coach Glen Anderson said the injury will keep him out of the Big Eight clash at Kansas Saturday.
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Mississippi Valley–CR Jeff routs Clinton in prep action
Prep basketball results show Mississippi Valley 49 CR Jeff 27 with Iowa City 77 Clinton 67 and Cr West 70 Dubuque 58. Multiple games across leagues list wins for Anamosa, Marion, Belle Plaine, Dyersville Beckman, and others with final scores and margins.
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Prairie Prairie Becomes 10th Victim Of Lancers
Al Miller reports Prairie Prairie has fallen as the 10th victim in a series tied to the Lancers. Details remain scarce as investigations continue.
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LaSalle overwhelms Prairie 80 39 at Lancer gym
LaSalle High displayed a polished attack burying Prairie 80 to 39 as coach Dick Erlenbaugh led his 10th win against two losses. Rick Hays and Gordy Pisarik each scored 19, Hays also strong defensively holding Prairie star Jim Yanecek to 14. Ard and Oujiri added double digits.
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Earl's Money Man Promises Low Bank Rates for Plans
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Raimo Resigns as Penn Military College Coach
Art Raimo resigns as head football coach at Penn Military College unable to take the post full time. No successor has been named.
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