East Waterloo Leads Northeast District in AP Basketball Poll
East Waterloo tops Waverly by two points in the Northeast district poll with 78 points. Cedar Falls beat Go Hawks 57 54 in overtime. Marion moves to third with 68 points as Keokuk leads Southeast. Marshalltown and Atlantic hold district leads. Iowa City St Marys 50.
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Nebraska Must Win For Cyclones In Title Bid
Ames Town State faces Nebraska on Saturday night in a crucial Big Fight showdown. Cyclones, after slipping to third place behind Colorado and Kansas State, must win to stay alive in the race for the title. Coach Bill Strannipan plans to rotate players beyond the usual starters as the team digs in for a tough road ahead.
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Iowa and Nebraska Set For Key Conference Showdown
Iowa trails Ohio State in the standings as guards Robby Washington and Clarence Werdlaw mix with Earl Nau and Gunther Gentry to counter Nebraska’s Kubacki and Reimers. Nebraska seeks momentum in a rivalry where Nebraskans Shootin and rebounding edge may decide. The game could decide the all time series lead and attract 12 000 fans if weather cooperates.
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Nebraska Cager Dropped From Varsity For Scholastic Reasons
University of Nebraska senior guard Lyle Vannen from Syracuse is dropped from the Nebraska basketball varsity for scholastic reasons. He had appeared in 15 games this season and scored 49 points for Coach Jerry Bush's team.
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Fans Abandon Fan Poll for 1958 All Star Selection
Major league players coaches and managers will vote on the 1958 All Star starting lineup for the July 2 game in Baltimore. The change ends fan voting for starters while managers decide the remaining 17 roster spots with Fred Haney and Casey Stengel leading their leagues.
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J-Hawk Tank Team Defeats Tipton 60 24 in Washington Pool
Jefferson High School dominated Tipton in a 60 to 24 swimming meet at the Washington pool. Multiple J-Hawks won events led by Ed Milvalsky with two firsts in the 100-yard freestyle and 150 individual medley, while teammates Bob Welty Dave Janda Eddie Minder and Danny Suits also captured titles. Tipton could manage only two first-place finishes from Maurer and Kern with limited scoring elsewhere.
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Finsterwald Mosel Lead In Phoenix Open Round
Don Finsterwald and Stan Mosel shot five under par to share the first round lead in the Phoenix Open, an $18,000 event in Phoenix Arizona. Others from the field included John Melvin Muirin Tom Jacobs Westy Emb Jr Jerry Barber and a group at six under Bert Weaver Jay Herbert Billy Maxwell Bert Weaver J.C. Goosie Shirley Mayfield Lee Crawford and Julius Bros.
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Dickerson on Cyclone List
Ames AP George Dickerson, No 1 assistant to UCLA coach Red Sanders, was added Friday to the list of prospects for the Jin Myers yaruney at Iowa State College. Dickerson, 44, UCLA graduate 1937, has been on the UCLA staff since 1946 and became Sanders chief assistant when Myers joined Iowa State last year. He will be interviewed by the Athletic Council Saturday morning.
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Washington Upsets Jefferson Hs in 22 16 Mat Meet
Washington wrestlers upset Jefferson High 22-16 at Roosevelt gym to seize city bragging rights. Lloyd Wilson’s Warriors steadily built the lead with early decisions, then sealed victory in the final matches as John Rindermecht defeated Rossey 4-0 at 12 pounds.
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Cyclones Open Western Invasion with Win at Wyoming
Iowa State wrestling team defeated Wyoming 20 to 5 in Laramie led by Ron Gary's 12-10 decision over Skyline champion Ron Jones at 147 pounds. The meet featured a series of close decisions and no falls, with Washington and Jefferson contributors mentioned as the first-city duel context.
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Dandy Doubles Pay Off at Hialeah Park
Longshot bettors smiling as Hialeah Park yields $1,426 on Wednesday double and outsiders Ranchero 2nd and Whip Out win the first two races for an $869 return.
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