Tipton and Anamosa Vie For Wamac Title Lead
Tipton climbs into the first division as Anamosa presses Monticello in the Wamac chase. Tipton's Ron Salmonson cites close losses turned into wins led by George Stamos who scored 31 points and grabs 17 rebounds. Anamosa, coached by Don Underwood, relies on Dale Port and a balanced scoring attack as the Raiders show promise in a height challenged lineup.
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Hull Stopped Hawks Still Win
The Chicago Black Hawks routed the New York Rangers 7 to 2 as Hull was held scoreless. The win keeps the Hawks within two points of first place Montreal and showcases their balanced scoring attack.
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Benton County Final Monday basketball set after postponement
Newhall meets Blairstown in the consolation at 6 30 p.m. Garrison plays Keystone in the final around 8 p.m. Monday night will host the Benton County boys tournament games postponed from Saturday.
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Cyclones Extend Dual Winning Streak to 30
Ames Iowa State defeated Colorado State 24 to 7 in a dual wrestling meet extending its winning streak to 30. Captain Steve Shippe dislocated an elbow and defaulted in the heavy weight match while ISU scored two falls.
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Washburn Leads City Bowling Team After Weekend Action
In the Women’s City bowling tournament Washburn Plumbing and Heating took the lead with a 2719 team series at Marion Bowl on Sunday. Elna McDonough led individuals with 598, followed by Jo Tordik 530, Fran Sneberg 480, Ethel Hosper 441 and Angie Bates 436 with a 234 pin handicap. Donna Haigh is the current all events leader with 1634. Doubles leaders include Betty Hamad-Lucy Corwin at 1141, with top pairs and other leads listed, extending through Sunday’s results.
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Hickok Award To Jim Brown
Jim Brown, star fullback of the Cleveland Browns, won the S. Rae Hickok Professional Athlete of the Year Award and the diamond belt. He edged A J Foyt by seven points in a national voting panel of 136 sports writers and sportscasters. Brown called the NFL title his priority and hinted at retirement after two more seasons.
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Dick Weber Wins Third All Star Bowling Title
Dick Weber of St Louis defeated Jim St John of Santa Clara 608 586 to claim his third All Star title at the $100000 tournament in Philadelphia. Ann Slattery of Salt Lake City won the women's $5000 title, beating Sandy Hooper of Anaheim 597 550.
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Joe Brown Withdraws From Cape Town Bout
Former world lightweight champion Joe Brown of New Orleans pulls out of a 10 round fight with London’s Vic Andreotti set for next week in Cape Town South Africa.
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George Case to Coach Japan's Chunichi Dragons
Tokyo AP reports former Washington Senators star and coach George Case will helm Japan's Chunichi Dragons marking his first managerial post in Asia. Case, noted for long MLB career, will oversee the Dragons as they seek international exposure and success.
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Coe Faces Beloit in Bid for Share of Top
Iowa college basketball action pits Coe against Beloit as a possible shift toward a share of the Midwest conference lead looms after postponements. Knox leads the league with five wins, Northwestern and Midland follow in pursuit this week.
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Beloit at Carleton in Midwest Conference schedule update
The Midwest Conference Week shows Beloit at Carleton on Friday, Beloit at St. Olaf on Saturday, and Coe at Carleton along with Monmouth and Lake Forest matchups. Also listed are Beloit at Coe and St. Norbert at Ripon on Wednesday and Saturday Ripon at Lawrence.
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Wartburg and Buena Vista Lead Weekday Basketball Schedule
The schedule lists games Monday Tuesday and Friday across Iowa and nearby towns. Notable matchups include Doane at Buena Vista and Wartburg at Winona with several cross conference contests involving Penn Simpson Dubuque Luther Rockford Milton and McAlester.
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North Dakota St Hosts SCI Then Morningside Clash
Northwestern chaos in early standings with North Dakota State at Morningside and SCI facing Augustana and North Dakota, while South Dakota and Iowa contest away. Multiple scores listed for ND State engagements and matchups against Morningside and SCI indicate a busy schedule with key conference games.
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I. C. Holds 2nd In Parish Loop
Immaculate Conception placed second in the Parish basketball league with a 43-33 win over St. Mila as Tim McAleer scored 18 and Bill Byer 15. All Saints beat St. Pius 32-26 with Greg Jacobs at 13. St. Patrick's won 57-34 over St. Jude's as Ament had 18. St. Joseph's defeated St. Wene 40-18 led by Harold Spain with eight.
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My Greatest Sports Thriller by Ray Petrzelka
Former Notre Dame and Cleveland Indians farmhand Ray Petrzelka recalls his standout moment in San Diego on March 21, 1951. As a rookie pitcher he struck out Ralph Kiner and pitched five scoreless innings against the Pirates in a Padres exhibition, topping earlier thrills from his career.
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