Dickinson and four others tie for first in Lucky International
Veteran Gardner Dickinson Jr. and four players Jack McGowan George Archer Butch Baird and Jack Montgomery shot 68s at Harding Park to lead the Lucky International Golf Tournament first round. Dickinson nearly made a hole in one on the 207 yard eighth hole but finished two inches short of the cup.
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San Francisco
Gardner Dickinson, Jr
Jack McGowan
George Archer
Butch Baird
Jack Montgomery
Dickinson
Kohawk Matmen Set for Home Meet Against Monmouth
Kohawks host Monmouth at 4 p.m. in the Coe field house aiming for a strong showing despite a manpower shortage. Undefeated Dick Imhof 137 pounds Pete Fader 157 and George Dyche 167 lead the lineup with Gordon Anderson 177 and Ton MacKay at heavyweight slated to compete with Coe forfeits in four weights.
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Coe
Fred Moyer
Dick Imhof
Pete Fader
George Dyche
Purdue Loses Top Rebounder 6 8 Jones
Luther Loras Cage Tilt Set For Monday Night as Purdue battles through season woes. Luther College hosts Loras College in Decorah after a postponed Jan 23 game, with Luther planning a trip to Macalester in St Paul for a non conference clash.
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Phil
Schlachtenhausen
Koufax
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Millwaukee
Tight Race in Church League
A crowded church volleyball season features a tight race in League A with St Paul No 1 leading at 20 4 and Kenwood Presbyterian and First Christian close behind at 19 15 each. League B is led by St Paul No 2 at 18 3 with Calvin Presbyterian second at 15 9.
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Pregamminster
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Foyt Plans Return to Race After Riverside Injuries
A. J. Foyt Jr., national driving champion, expects to return to the track March 28 in a 150 mile Phoenix race. Doctors say he can drive again in about six weeks after serious injuries from a January stock car crash at Riverside. He was flown to Houston, his home town, for treatment.
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J. iFort, Jr
Phoenix
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Foyt
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Riverside
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Clinic Derby Set Saturday at Manhattan Rink
A speed skating clinic will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday at Manhattan rink. The Nestor Johnson competition accompanies the clinics and is open to all skaters in the series plus IA Association members ranked below third in points.
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Nestor Johnson
Manhattan
Iowa Skating Association
Decorah bowler Leseth nets first perfect game in years
Hubert Leseth of Decorah bowled the first perfect game at Oneota lanes since 1951 and added a 733 series Monday night. Sailing for A&I Agency in the City league, he notched the third 700 series of his career with a 702 and 711 previously.
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Hubert Leseth
Oneota
Leseth
A&i Agency
Bob Douglas
Brammer Snitker Lead Local Goal Shooting Meet Wins
Steve Brammer scored 85 points to win the playground and recreation commission goal shooting contest at Eisenhower school. Carl Snitker tallied 75 and Mike Lauderdale totaled 50 at St. Pius, with Jeff Purdy and Gregg Gatens taking second and third.
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Playground and Recreation Commission
Eisenhower School
Mike Lauderdale
St. Pius
Carl Snitker
Larry Nievas
Eisenhower
Jeff Purdy
Gregg Gatens
Iowa Fencing Team Opens Season in Chicago
University of Iowa fencing opens a 16 meet season in Chicago under new coach Richard Marks. Five lettermen return led by Mike Kinsinger the 1964 Big Ten foil champion who posted 62 victories and 17 defeats last season. The Hawkeyes face Indiana Tech and Illinois at Bartlett Gym on the University of Chicago campus after Culver Military Academy withdrew.
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Chicago
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Hawkeyes
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University of Chicago
Culver Military’ Academy
Mike Kinsinger
Kinsinger
Iowa
Playboys and Rompers Win in YMCA Prep League Action
The Playboys beat the Pessimists 68 65. The Rompers edged the Pumpers 85 82. Scorers include Dunn 17 for Playboys and McManus 24 for Rompers with other listed totals.
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Wey
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Vetta
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Oelwein Beats Decorah 65-60 After Weather Delay
In a postponed game, Decorah lost 65-60 to Oelwein with Whitey Chapman scoring 21 for Oelwein and Jim Hedeman netting 13 for Decorah. Oelwein reserves won 57-35.
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Oelwein
Whitey Chapman
Jim Hedeman
Drake Grabs 60-58 Win Over Tulsa in MVC Thriller
Drake rallied from 10 points down to beat Tulsa 60-58 at Des Moines lifting its season mark to 9-6 and 2-4 in the Missouri Valley. Tulsa dropped to 7-7 and 2-3 in league play as Drake closed strong in the second half.
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Potasky
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Hammond
Jay
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Immaculate Conception Defeats Anamosa St Pat’s 48 34
ANAMOSA Bill Byers scored 25 and Tim McAleer 18 as Immaculate Conception beat Anamosa St Pat’s 48 to 34. St Pat’s won the reserve game 34 to 13.
Comebacks Key For Oriole Bid
The Baltimore Orioles signed six players including pitchers Mike McCormick and Chuck Estrada and first baseman Norm Siebern as they seek a rebound season in 1965. Siebern slumped to .245 with 12 HR and 56 RBI after a strong prior year while McCormick and Estrada face past arm troubles as Baltimore aims to reverse recent struggles.
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Pronss
Baltimore Orioles
Orioles
Mike McCormick
Chuck Estrada
Norm Siebern
Birds
Siebern
Kansas City
Norm
RBI
Gentile
Grant Williams Fordtown team routs Marengo squad 126 73
MARENGO The Grant Williams Fordtown team from Cedar Rapids joined a Marengo independent cage team for a 126 73 victory. Wylan Witte led all scorers with 32 points and Gerry Cox added 28 for the winners. Gilbert s led Marengo with 18.
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Grant Williams
Fordtown
Cedar Rapids
Wylan Witte
Gerry Cox
Gilberts
Currie Declared Ineligible at Texas Football
Tom Currie a 240 pound starting tackle for the University of Texas was ruled scholastically ineligible to play football next fall. The decision came Thursday in Austin Texas and ends Curries season with the Longhorns.
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Austin, Texas
Tom Currie
University of Texas
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