Sophomores Might Start as Jeff Trickey Faces Washington
Jefferson could start two sophomores Monday night as it seeks revenge for regular season losses to city rival Washington in a district boys basketball showdown at Iowa fieldhouse in Iowa City. The game aims to decide the district championship at 5 30 p.m.
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Spahn Signs and Vows He'll Win Fifteen Games
Warren Spahn, now with the New York Mets, set a goal of 15 victories for 1965 after signing his contract. He reflects on past seasons, emphasizes improving control, and notes his 43 years as a pitcher as he eyes surpassing the NL career win record of 373.
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Dawn Fraser Suspended for ten years by ASU ruling
Dawn Fraser the 100 meter Olympic champion and world sprint record holder was suspended for ten years by the Amateur Swimming Union of Australia. ASU president Dr D A Dowling gave the announcement and reported Fraser defied ASU orders by marching in Tokyo opening ceremonies. Three other Australian male team members were also suspended for three to four years.
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Car crashes kill 8 year old at Petty racing event
Richard Petty drove at the Southeastern International Raceway when his stock car toppled into a crowd near Atlanta. An 8 year old boy, Wayne Dye, died and seven others were injured. Petty escaped serious injury as the car cleared a fence and overturned. Spectators and witnesses described the chaotic scene with fear and grief.
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Waterloo Black Hawks Clinch Lead With 8 4 Win Over Marquette
The Waterloo Black Hawks beat Marquette 8 to 4 in their final regular season home game. Duke Dutkowski notched a hat trick as Waterloo surged late, while St. Paul fell to Green Bay 11 10 altering the league race. The playoffs loom with Waterloo needing wins at Marquette March 13–14.
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Iowa Seeks Another Upset of Minnesota
Iowa meets Minnesota in a rescheduled basketball showdown at Hawkeye field after a Dec 30 1964 win by Iowa in Los Angeles. Gary Olson hurt but may return. Lou Hudson leads Minnesota with about 22 points per game as Mel Northway Don Yates and Archie Clark contribute between 13 and 14 points. The game airs on KCRG TV Cedar Rapids with potential guard rotation by Tom Chapman or Ken Banaszek.
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Cedar Rapids Tama shooters lead ATA trap at Otter Creek
Shooters from Cedar Rapids and Tama dominated the ATA registered trapshoot at Otter Creek Sportsman Club Sunday. Tom Stephenson of Tama posted high gun for 150 targets while Dave Jenkins of Cedar Rapids won the handicap with 47 of 50 and led 100 target results.
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Pettit Retires As Pro Cager From St Louis Hawks
Bob Pettit, 32, after 11 NBA seasons, retires from the St. Louis Hawks due to a back injury and right leg issue that has sidelined him recently. Waterloo Black Hawks also pursued a repeat as U S Hockey League champions, closing in on a potential title with a win over Marquette.
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