Big Week Ahead in East Iowa Conference Play
Eastern Iowa action accelerates with seven teams in title contention. Iowa Valley and English Valleys clash for a share. Wilton Junction, Garrison, South Winneshiek, Springville, and Orives seek conference crowns. Tipton’s George Stamos shines in a standout season while coaches recalibrate after a rough stretch.
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Iowa
Iowa Valley
English Valleys
Wilton Junction Boys
West Liberty
Garrison
Benton
Norway
van Horne
South Winneshiek
Upper Mississippi
Maquoketa Valley
Earlville
Springville
Orives
Linn-Mar
Center Point
Oxford Junction
Wapsie
Lowdon
Calamus
Lincoln
Allac
Troy Mills
Tipton
Ron Salmonson
George Stamos
Stamos
Salmonson
Illini Coach Tate Seen as Wake Forest Leader
Illinois assistant Bill Tate, 32, is reported to be the Wake Forest head football coach, with a screening committee set to name him as athletic director search continues. Tate, a former Illinois star and Rose Bowl standout, joined the Illini staff in 1959 after military service.
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Winston Salem
N.C
UPI
Illinois
Bill Tate
Wake Forest
Winston-Salem Journal
Tate
Mattoon
Ill
University of Illinois
Stanford
Hearings on players’ rights touch baseball moves
The anti trust subcommittee held hearings on collective bargaining rights for players in the four major sports, with no direct link to Charles O Finley’s Kansas City Athletics move to Louisville. Hart, now leading the subcommittee, previously ran the Detroit Tigers and is married to Jane Briggs.
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Charles O. Finley
Kansas City Athletics
Louisville
Hart
Detroit Tigers
Jane Briggs
State Tuesday basketball and Thursday wrestling slate listed
The schedule lists Tuesday basketball games at Marion versus Prairie and at Linn-Mar for Prairie in wrestling, then Thursday features Prairie at Linn-Mar in wrestling and Univ high at Jeff in swimming along with Friday and Saturday basketball and wrestling pairings across multiple schools including East Moline Jefferson Central Wash LaSalle Lin-Mar Linn-Mar and other matchups. The entries cover basketball wrestling swimming events with dates and venues across Iowa colleges and high schools.
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Marion At
Prairie
Prairie At
Linn-Mar
East Moline
Jeff
Central
Wash
J.C. Regina
LaSalle
North Scott
Springville
Monticello
Marion
Penn
Luther
Dubuque
Upper Iowa
Regis
Dub
Coe
Grinnell
Dubuave
Clinton
Lisbon
Maquoketa
Northeast Iowa
Charles City
Second Mat Blanking Ties SCI Wrestling Record
Cedar Falls notes a 30 0 loss to Oklahoma State marking the Panthers second shutout in program history. The 1924 season opener saw Iowa State defeat SCI 24 0, and SCI had not been shut out in 286 consecutive dual meets before Saturday.
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Cedar Falls
State College of Iowa
Panther
Oklahoma State
Cyclones
Iowa State
Panthers
Sci
US and Canada win pre games runs as IOC bans South Africa
The United States and Canada scored pre Olympic prep victories amid injuries. Billy Kidd and Bud Werner earned top downhill seedings for Thursday at Mt Patscherkofel while South Africa was withdrawn from Tokyo summer games consideration over racial policy. Canada crushed Yugoslavia 14 1 in hockey to shape Olympic field. Six nations bid to host the 1968 Winter Games with Calgary the favorite.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Canada
South Africa
Billy Kidd
Stowe
Bud Werner
Steamboat Springs
Colo
Yugoslavia
International Olympic Committee
Tokyo
IOC
Calgary
Lake Placid
N.Y
Lahti
Finland
Grenoble
France
Oslo
Norway
Sapporo
Japan
Kidd
Werner
Mt. Patscherkofel
U.S
Chuck Ferries
Houghton
Mich
Annibale Orsi
Stockton
Calif
Ross Milne
Smith wins Taylor school basketball goal shooting contest
Richard Smith wins the Recreation Commission contest at Taylor school with 90 points. Phillip Buelow places second after a playoff with 80 points, followed by David Anderson with 80.
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Richard Smith
Recreation Commission
Taylor School
Phillip Buelow
David Anderson
Buelow
Frustrated owner declines 5 million dollar roll
The speaker rejects a $5 million franchise gamble citing the risk of losing on dice terms like snake eyes and box cars, preferring not to risk the large stake. The remark frames the capricious nature of high stakes gaming in business deals.
Money Is What You Get When You Sell Through Want Ads
Classifieds highlight how buyers and sellers connect through Want Ads guiding readers to earn money by listing items for sale and finding buyers quickly.
Rodriguez Wins Lucky International Playoff At Harding Park
Puerto Rico 120 pound golfer Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez edged Texan Don January by one stroke after an 18 hole playoff for the Lucky International title at Harding Park. Rodriguez shot 70 to January 71 to finish regulation at 272 tying a tournament record, while January finished second for the second year in a row.
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Associated Press
Chi Chi
Juan
Chi Chi" Rodriguez
Don January
San Francisco
Rodriguez
Juan Chi Chi Rodriguez
Puerto Rico
Harding Park Municipal
Jack Burke
Wyatt Earp Heads Debate on Woman Suffrage on TV
Wyatt Earp appears in a televised debate on women's suffrage airing Tuesday night at 10 30 on Channel 9. The program places Earp in the middle of the fiery issue and invites audience reaction.
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Wyatt Earp
Channel 9
Bowling Leaders Shine In Weekend League Scores
Ben Siver rolled 258 and 614 series in Legion Dudes & Dames league while Wally Wittenberg posted a 624 series for top men. Ray Rhodes 244 for Town & Country Guys & Dolls. Vern Fay won Century award with 241. Kay Burger 218 led Sun Fun. Velma Platt high series 564 in Legion Neighbors. Other notable scores include Peg Struck 217 and 505, Jo Ann Kuhse 211, Craig Aswegan 235 game 600 series, and Ray Rhodes 244 602 in later events.
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Legion Dudes & Dames
Ben Siver
Wally Wittenberg
Ray Rhodes
Town & Country Guys & Dolls
Vern Fay
Tauma & Country
Kay Burger
Peg Struck
His & Hers
Lu Desperdang
Velma Platt
Legion Neighbors
Peg Allen
Jo Ann Kuhse
Craig Aswegan
the Legion
Rick Fry
May’s City
Craig Larson
Town & Country
Mamie Kephart
Eula Wood
Cora Parton
Marvin Ozburn
Evelyn Becker
Naomi McCallister
Howard Lannom
Ray Struble
Don Unash
Don McConaughy
Jim Loftsgard
Helen Schultz
Bill Rawson
Jeff Panfil
Charles Kress
Lee Jones
Carl Spicher
Don White
Gil Johnson
Peg Aven
Joan McCord
Jeanette Phillips
Susie Wawro
Mary Roseberry
Betty Ketelsen
Pat Lagerquist
Glerna Pearson
Lu Delperdang
Gloria Sweeting
Doris Decker
Betty Canney
Oleta Tompkins
Joan Bell
Come Gone Slocum
Lu Delper'y Stephenson
Ste. ‘Rol “Tarearton
Marlyce Mur
Legion Lads and Lassies Ledger Page Fragment
Fragmentary local listing shows names and numbers tied to groups and figures such as Jeff Panfil JoAnn Kuhse Gloria Sweeting and Wally Wittenberg. Sideline tags include clubs like Neighbors D Tordik and Dee Dees with miscellaneous addresses and monikers.
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Lads & Lassies
Jeff Panfil
JoAnn Kuhse
Gloria Sweeting
Lucky Six
Alconterprises
Neighbors D. Tordik
Dave Chapel
Guile Wawro
Velma East
Dee-Dee’s
Hiss & Miss
Cles
Jerry Kann
Emma Slocum
Mary Millis
Spoilers
Por Gee D & Dam
Ben Siver
Wally Wittenberg
Sal Davis
Son Shoemaker
Wally’s
Dennison Insurance defeats Flecks Falstar 85 to 80 in amateur game
Dennison Insurance Agency beat Fleck's Falstar 85 80 on Sunday. Ken Denger scored 26 and Bob Myers 23 for the victors, while Sparrow led Fleck's with 28 points.
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Dennison Insurance Agency
Fleck
Falstar
Ken Denger
Bob Myers
Sparrow
Fleck’s
Sternberg Heads Helms World Trophy picks
AP reports track and field stars dominate the Helms World Trophy selections. Brian Sternberg of the University of Washington is chosen for North America for 1963 titles and potential, despite his 1963 world pole vault record and later paralysis. Other regional picks include George Graham Hazie, Takeo Sougahara, Tony Swearwell, Tamara Press, and Juan Carlos Dyrzka.
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Los Angeles
Helms Ath
North America
Brian Sternberg
The
University of Washington
Seattle
Africa
George Graham Hazie
South Africa
Asia
Takeo Sougahara
Japan
Hamr
Ustralia
Tony Swearwell
Australia
vrope—Tamara Press
Russia
South America
Juan Carlos Dyrzka
Argentina
Two Cage Wins For Regis Teams
Regis IVs and Regis freshmen both defeated Stanwood on Monday night. Key scorers included Jim Madden 16 and Kelly Fitzpatrick 12 for the IVs while Stanwood’s top totals came from Hein 17 and Pruess 13.
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Regis
Jim Madden
Kelly Fitzpatrick
Arlington Park to host 37 stakes worth 1.72 million
Chicago AP reports Arlington Park will run a May to September racing season featuring 37 stakes totaling 1.72 million in added money. The announcement was made Saturday.
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Chicago
Arlington Park
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