Beard's 66 Leads Stim Golf Tourney
Kentucky sharpshooter Frank Beard fired a five under par 68 to take the lead at the Lucky Taternational Golf tournament in San Francisco. Arnold Palmer faded to 73 as 144 players competed. Jerry Steelsmith Larry Mowry and Harold Roeece tied for second at 67, with eight others at 68. Beard has earned $3,162.62 this year.
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Texas West Good Bet for A Tourney
Texas Western, ranked sixth in the AP poll, appears destined for NCAA or NIT berth after a 84-67 road win over Arizona State. Coach Don Haskins’ Miners secured their 13th straight victory, with Artis and Lattin scoring 18 each. Houston topped Texas Christian 100-79 as Elvin Hayes led with 33 points and 27 rebounds. Utah State, Seattle, Wisconsin, and Arkansas won on international schedules. Seattle’s Workman scored 28.
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Cyclones in Bid for First Division Finish
Kansas State tied for third place with Oklahoma and Colorado as Big Eight teams chase a first division finish. Iowa State at Oklahoma State and Missouri visit Oklahoma while Loyola Chicago hosts UCLA in Chicago. Cyclones forward Don Smith has led recent scoring and rebounding as Missouri recovers from player losses.
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All Eyes on ISU Saturday
Ames vies for a wrestling showdown as Iowa State, reigning national champions, hosts top-ranked Oklahoma State in the Armory. About 7,000 fans expected, possibly the largest in state history, with radio coverage from WOI FM, KSPI, and KRIT FM to provide updates during the basketball game and meet.
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Prairie Seventh and Eighth Grade Teams Defeat Marion
Prairie eighth graders edged Marion 40 to 39 on Danny Waite's free throw with four seconds left. Duane Modracek led Prairie with 17 points while John Morris scored 2 for Marion. Prairie seventh graders won 31 to 20 as Dave Cline totaled 13 points and Dave Jensen had six for Marion.
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Hart Signs Third Baseman Jim Ray Hart Contract
San Francisco Giants announce the signing of third baseman Jim Ray Hart to a 1966 contract. Hart, prominent in the lineup, inks terms with the club as the season approaches.
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10 High Matmen Boost Record to 11 1
Durant University High in Iowa City beat Durant 38 10 to improve to 11 1. Joe MacLean and others secured victories by decision and forfeit, with several pins including Cretzmeyer and BeRon Ellis. The match featured athletes from UH and D with multiple weight class results and pins noted.
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Decorah Hosts Mat Tournament See Hotly Contested Meet
Decorah high school hosts Iowa oldest prep wrestling meet the Northeast Iowa meet on Saturday with teams Charles City Cresco New Hampton Oelwein and Waverly. Charles City Decorah favored for team title as both boast strong 10-2 and 11-1 records amid top 12 poll rankings.
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Baseball schedule announced for State College of Iowa Panthers
Cedar Falls Iowa announced by Athletic Director Jim Witham after faculty athletic board approval. New head coach J D Anderson leads non conference games against Wartburg Coe Iona State Drake LaCrosse State and Winona State with a 12 game league slate. Key dates include April 9 Wartburg 1 p m and May 21 North Dakota U Pa Noon.
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Phillies Extend Gene Mauch Contract Through 1967
The Philadelphia Phillies gave manager Gene Mauch a vote of confidence by extending his contract through 1967, adding a year to the agreement that previously had one season remaining.
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Hansen wins playground contest at Grant Wood event
Kevin Hansen captured the basketball skills contest title at Grant Wood with 130 points, Ed Klekar placed second with 90, and a four way tie developed for third place in the competition held by the playground and recreation commission.
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Norway Tigers Upset Clear Creek Boosts Playoff Hopes
Bernie Hutchison’s Norway team stunned Clear Creek 57-45 then edged them 57-55 in a key prep basketball stretch. Senior John Freese boosted the surge with 16 in the second half, as Norway built an 11-5 record and prepared for a sectional clash at Ladora.
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Gustavus Prep Basketball And College Results Roundup
Gustavus prep basketball results include St John’s 73 Monti 5 and Emmetsboro 70 B-Radcliffe 1. College basketball features Wisconsin 63 Hardin-Simmons 63 in the Big Ten plus numerous pairings such as Webster City 92 Creston 82 and Maryland 107 George Washington 85. College wrestling notes Oklahoma 36 Iowa 0.
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Jeff Jv Basketball Game Time Shifted to 11 A.M.
Jefferson's junior varsity basketball game against Dubuque at Jeff on Feb 12 has been moved from 1 30 p m to 11 a m. Athletic Director George Hidinger announced the change to allow sectionals wrestling to begin at 2 p m in the Jeff gym.
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No 20 Rank In Girls Poll To Clarence
Clarence enters the sixth Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union basketball ratings as the only new school. Coach Jack Heaton's team has four losses or fewer through the season, with two losses by two points in overtime to Lowdon and on a last-second basket to Delwood of Elwood. West Central of Maynard moves to No 11 after a 43 1 record, while Hubbard leads at 19 0 undefeated.
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Gazelle Sports Job to Miller
Al Miller, 26, a former University of Iowa football player, has been hired by The Gazette sports staff to succeed Larry Paul who returns to Des Moines to resume studies at Drake University. Miller, a 1957 Northern High School (Flint Mich) graduate, played two Iowa seasons 1958 1959 including the 1958 Big Ten title and Rose Bowl appearance. He stood behind Don Norton in 1959 who later joined the Chargers.
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Easton Named Mexico 1968 Olympic Track Coach
M E Bill Easton former Kansas track coach with an 18 year record of high success is appointed head track coach of the Mexico 1968 Olympic team. The appointment was made in Washington by Nick Rodis and confirmed by the university. Easton and his wife will move to Mexico City February 15 to reside there through 1968.
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