Bowling Highlights Duane Kurrelmeyer Tops Scores
Duane Kurrelmeyer bowled a 267 game and 651 series with the Legion Nite Owls. Dean Knight hit 653 series in the Town & Country Tuesday league standings. Mary Jean Williams and Betty Staub posted top women scores, while multiple leagues list high games and series across Marion and Tropic City venues.
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Wisconsin Favored To Win Big Ten Indoor Track Meet
Wisconsin enters as the favorite to win the Big Ten conference indoor track meet in Columbus. Michigan is a close second with several foreign stars, while Illinois Purdue Michigan State Ohio State Minnesota Northwestern and Iowa trail. Coach Larry Snyder notes key records at risk include the 600 yard run and pole vault with Al Montalbano posting 1:09.8 for 600 meters, Robbie Neutzling at 15-4 in the pole vault, and Brian Bergeman surpassing 15 feet for Michigan.
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Iowa
Snyder
al Montalbano
Roger Kerr
Don Laz
Robbie Neutzling
Brian Bergemann
Soccer Rush Kills 2 Fans at Sunderland Replay
In Sunderland England a teen girl and a middle aged man died as a crush formed while fans rushed to enter Roker Park for a Manchester United versus Sunderland replay to decide a place in the English Soccer Cup semi finals. At least 50 were hospitalized as ambulances rushed to the seething crowd. The match ended 2 2 triggering a rematch.
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Drayton Bombers Dominate North Dakota Prep Baseball
Prep baseball at Drayton North Dakota, a town under 1000, is nicknamed the Yankees for its six straight state championships by the Drayton Bombers.
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UPID
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Hoosiers Poised To Clinch Big Ten Swimming Title
Indiana coach Jim Counsilman warned that many sophomores lack big meet experience as the Hoosiers enter the 54th Big Ten swim meet in Minneapolis as the solid favorite to win a fourth straight title. Only Minnesota Michigan Michigan State and Ohio State hover as possible challengers.
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Sonny Seeks Part of Purse After Clay Loss
Sonny Liston pressed the Internal Revenue Service on Wednesday to raise his immediate take-home pay. He said only ground rules for further conferences were agreed, while IRS officials declined to reveal any release of the more than $2.7 million tied up by tax liens in Miami. The liens followed Liston's heavyweight title loss to Cassius Clay and concern private business matters of the taxpayer.
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Liston Has To Wait World Tour for Clay
World heavyweight champion Cassius Clay plans a world tour in a month or two, possibly a year away from boxing. He denies knowledge of army test results amid reports he failed the induction exam. Clay said he would visit Ghana, Nigeria, Egypt, Turkey, Pakistan, Rome, and Mecca, meeting diplomats and people worldwide during exhibitions.
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Pakistan
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Mecca
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Archie Robinson
Malcolm X
Giants Trade Modzelewski for Bobby Crespino
New York Giants sent defensive tackle Dick Modzelewski to the Cleveland Browns in exchange for receiver Bobby Crespino. The move leaves only end Jim Katcavage from the famed defensive line trio of Roosevelt Grier, Andy Robustelli, Modzelewski and Katcavage, who anchored the team from 1956 to 1962. Robustelli retired to focus on coaching, and Grier was previously traded to the Rams for John Laavetere.
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Bobby Crespino
Jim Katcavage
Roosevelt Grier
Andy Robustelli
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Los Angeles Rams
John LaVetere
Robustelli
Robie to Represent U.S. at Bremen Swim Meet
Amateur Athletic Union selects Carl Robie of Philadelphia to swim for the United States in the eighth annual meet in Bremen Germany this Saturday and Sunday.
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SCI eighth in AP small college poll after 20 2 season
State College of Iowa rises to eighth in the AP small college basketball poll with a 20 2 season and North Central Conference title. They meet Washington of St Louis in the first regional NCAA College Division tournament round in Cedar Falls. Evansville tops the poll at 21 3 with other top ten include Assumption Grambling Pan American Hofstra Youngstown Wittenberg Iowa State Washington Mo and Ky Wesleyan.
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NIT Bid Goes To Bradley Braves
Bradley University earns a National Invitation Tournament bid as a 19-6 Braves team led by coach Chuck Orsborn. Bradley has won 14 of its last 17 games but stands 6-5 in Missouri Valley Conference play. Other teams named for the 12 team tourney include DePaul Duquesne Pittsburgh NYU St Bonaventure Army St Josephs Philadelphia and Miami Florida.
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Districts crowns decided as top teams advance
West Waterloo defeated Marshalltown 66-57 in a featured clash while Newton edged Osceola 67-42 and Atlantic crushed Manning 74-38. Fort Dodge beat Eagle Grove 69-58, with district titles earned by Sioux City Central, Algona, Belmond, Jefferson Cedar Rapids, Clinton, Iowa City, Des Moines Roosevelt, Boone, Dunlap and Shenandoah. Clinton outscored Maquoketa 94-50 to claim the district crown.
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Jefferson
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Dunlap
Shenandoah
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Sentral Fenton
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Wednesday high school results and substate pairings summary
Results from Wednesday finals across multiple Iowa sites: Algona, Ames, Atlantic, Belmond, Clinton, Council Bluffs, Des Moines, Fort Dodge, Iowa City, Jefferson, Newton, Sioux City and Woodbine. Substate rounds list games in Spencer, Algona Garrigan, Mason City, Keokuk, Newton, Ames and more with semi final and first round pairings and times.
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Spirit Lake
Clinton
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Wapsie Valley
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Pac. Catholic
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Mason City
Belmond
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Muscatine
Iowa City
Keokuk
Ott
Beavers Top Upper Iowa in Sharp Shooting Showdown
Buena Vista powered by Red Peppers hot shooting and precise feeds from Point and Dick to upset Upper Iowa. Rich Hanson set a free throw record, hitting 25 straight at Iowa conference play. Coach Ewalt praised the team’s zone adaptation and noted Point’s pace limits. Johnny Naughton watched as brother Bob led Loyola Academy in Chicago with six assistants.
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Loyola Academy
Chicago
PGA backs tighter rules for young players' entry
New Orleans AP says PGA field secretary Doc Giffin urged stricter qualification standards for promising youths seeking tour entry. He cites that top pros once excelled in amateur ranks, noting Palmer and Nicklaus as examples, while many with limited amateur records fail to sustain pro success.
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Record Attendance for Kansas State Football 1962
Crowds at Kansas State games in 1962 totaled 238,810, the highest in school history despite the Wildcats losing all ten games. The figure surpassed the prior record of 236,716 set in 1958 by 2,094 spectators.
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Dennis the Menace Appears Daily in Classifieds
A daily appearance of Dennis the Menace in the classified section signals recurring feature placements. The listing underscores ongoing humor content paired with reader engagement and local advertising space supporting the comic's continued run.
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