Valley 6th E. Buchanan Ranked 8th in PGWAU Poll
Valley high schools lead the Gazette area ratings as three new teams enter the top 20. Hubbard remains No 1 with Mid Prairie at eight and Benton at 14. East Buchanan returns to 18 while Pocahontas and Guthrie Center debut at 19 and 20. Valley Clermont Elgin Wadena sits sixth and meets Fredericksburg on Saturday.
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Publicizor
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van Orne
Eddyville
South Hamilton Arshal
West East Buchanan
Ppahontas
G Hrie Center
Alcindor Threatens Major College Scoring Pace
UCLA sophomore Lew Alcindor leads major college basketball with a 29.9 point per game average through 14 games. His 0.676 field goal percentage and 419 total points highlight a historic scoring pace ahead of Jim Walker, Bob Lloyd, Cliff Anderson, and Gary Gray in the national rankings.
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National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
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Marion's 7th Grade Tops Prairie 33 32
Marion's seventh grade basketball team defeated Prairie 33 32 with Jacobson scoring 10 points to lead Marion. Prairie's Rick Marsh scored 15. The Prairie eighth grade won 38 32, as Brase and Lehidgh each had seven for Marion.
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Jon Brase
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Collins
Millrose Games Seagren Faces Setback In Vault
At Madison Square Garden Seagren adjusted to Novocain after pulling a muscle and settling for 16 7 in the two mile field he still helped set a MSG vault record. O'Brien claimed a Millrose record 8 36 6 in the 2 1/2 lap event and Patrick posted a meet mile record 4 03 7 after a tough start and elbow incident.
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O’brien
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Madison Square Garden
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Boston
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Millrose
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Southern
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Dahlberg Resigns as Maquoketa Coach After Nine Years
Maquoketa head football and track coach Jim Dahlberg, who has led teams to a 31-33-8 record over eight seasons, announces resignation. A native of Atlantic, he recently completed a master's in health and physical education and plans to continue teaching and coaching. Dahlberg previously coached two years at Sibley and earned a Coe College degree in 1956.
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Manchester C R Boxers Gain at D M
Cedar Rapids and Manchester boxers win six victories in the Des Moines Golden Gloves opening round. Dochterman and Buck win knockouts, Harrison TKOs, Harden and Staton win decisions, with Rippon also victorious for Manchester.
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Steve Henderson
Pat Corrison
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Re Hughes
West D.M
Dave Sunderland
Bob
Blitz
West SM
Christ Church sweeps First Presbyterian in league volleyball
Christ Church won all three games to defeat First Presbyterian in a Class A Church League volleyball match in Cedar Rapids. The scoring line shows Christ Church 15 15 15 and First Presbyterian 5 5 8, with several other church teams listed in the standings.
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Bob Stewart Named Assistant to Cardinals GM Stan Musial
Bob Stewart former athletic director at St. Louis University was named assistant to general manager Stan Musial of the St. Louis Cardinals. Musial himself was named GM after Bob Howsam left to join the Cincinnati Reds.
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Stan Musial
St. Louis Cardinals
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Bob Howsam
Cincinnati Reds
Central City Fox Hunt Rescheduled to Sunday
The third in a five hunt series was moved from Saturday January 28 to Sunday January 29 due to unavailable transport trucks. All interested meet at Don's Standard station at 9 a.m. The hunt winds through a land section driving foxes toward the center. Two foxes were killed in the most recent hunt, after none in the first. Additional hunts are planned February 5 and 12.
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Don’s Standard
Big Eight Upsets and Multiple College Scores Today
Nebraska defeats Oklahoma 97 to 78 in Big Eight action. Numerous college games listed with scores across teams including Rock, Middle Atlantic, and Southern conferences. Upsets and delayed results noted with several intercollegiate matchups and prep scores.
Nesper Sign Hands Re Bounders 69 63 Loss
Nesper Sign defeated the Re Bounders 69 63 to create a three way tie for the Industrial basketball league lead at 6-2. McNeal's Insurance and Highley's Heroes also posted wins as Town House beat Irwins Clothing 51-30 and Willis led with 32 points.
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NASL Plans National TV and 16 Game Soccer Schedule
The North American Soccer League unveils a 12 team 16 game regular season beginning late May with two divisions and three playoff games in August. Teams hail from Cleveland Washington New York Boston Chicago San Francisco Detroit Houston Dallas LA Toronto Vancouver with players imported from nine foreign countries and one weekly national TV game.
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Cherry-Collins Rally To Easy Roosevelts Wins
In Industrial Basketball league play at Roosevelt Junior High Cherry-Burrell defeated Allis-Chalmers 62-29 and Collins walloped The Gazette 96-31 to pull into 6-1 this season.
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Asointed press summary misreads names and places
A garbled text from a news page lists scattered names and numbers. Key entities such as cities and people are unreadable, with many misspellings and broken titles making it unclear what event or outcome is reported.
Pool Champion Here Saturday
Jimmy Caras, former world pool champion and Brunswick adviser, visits Armstrong's Saturday for three pocket billiards demonstrations at 10 30 a m 12 30 p m and 2 30 p m He will face Walt Jones of Cedar Rapids the 1966 state runner up in an exhibition after the 2 30 p m appearance Caras defeated Willie Mosconi for National Invitational titles in 1962 and 63 broadcast on ABC TV.
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Detroit Triumphs 118 110 Over Cincinnati in Pro Basketball
Detroit defeated Cincinnati 118 to 110 in a National Basketball Association game. The matchup featured strong performances from Detroit players as the hosts secured the win at home.
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Bos Ntreal
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