Big Ten Backs NCAA Ban Over Non Federations Events
The Big Ten approved a rule that any conference athlete who competes in a non federation sanctioned event loses all remaining eligibility and renewal financial aid. Leaders also created a four sport conference championship trophy for football basketball baseball and hockey and supported automatic NCAA baseball tournament qualification for the league champion. Disagreement remained over rescheduling rainouts in baseball.
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Bowling Highlights: Fox 631 Pratt 615 in Mixed City Play
Georgia Fox rolled a 631 and Velma Pratt a 615 to pace women’s league scores while Illinois and Iowa compete in a Big Ten season. Tom Chapman starts at guard as Illinois eyes improved shooting and Purdue leader Schellhase pursues individual scoring honors.
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Tony Bales
Dan Waltons
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Dick Root
Rarph Briles
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Grams Rises to Second in Midwest Scoring Race
Cornell guard Jack Grams climbs to No 2 in the Midwest conference scoring standings with a 23.0 points per game average, per league statistics released Tuesday.
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Cyclones top Southern Illinois 27 to 3 in wrestling melee
Cyclones domination at Carbondale yields a 27 to 3 victory as Iowa State wrestlers Dominate Southern Illinois. Tom Peckham posts a 1 minute 32 second fall in the 177 pound class while Dave Sadler from Iowa State suffers the lone loss.
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Wolverines Favored to Clinch Big Ten Title at Minnesota
Michigan seeks a second straight Big Ten crown by beating Minnesota in a televised 3 39 p m game. The 20 2 Wolverines host 10 2 Gophers who could force a championship tie for NCAA bid.
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Favor Cornell And Grinnell In Swim Meet
Grinnell and Cornell are seen as the top teams at the Mid West conference swimming championships with Beloit close behind. Cornell features depth in medley and free relays and sprinters Waltman and Gibbs while Grinnell relies on butterfly ace Adelman and breaststroke prospect Kraai with Pray in distances and Horton in backstroke as strong relay contenders.
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Prep Districts Semifinals From Chariton and Nearby Cities
Semifinal results include Algona versus Reon, Mason City against St. Wrenow, Grinnell tied Pella 54, and Marshalltown facing Ames. College scores list East Central Illinois and Midwest games with Loyola and St. Louis tallying notable 40s to 50s.
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Red Peppers Continue State Tourney Hopes At Petticoat Junction
The piece notes Red Peppers near the state tourney in Petticoat Junction next week and laments Oxford Junction's absence after West Liberty ousted them. It highlights Patty Burda as the region’s top scorer and mentions Washington, Linda Burda, and Lady Burda in relation to the year’s prospects. It also includes baseball manager Birdie Tebbetts' remarks after John Romano was traded from Cleveland, criticizing hitters and questioning Romano's development.
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Substate pairings set for district finals in wintry Iowa
Davenport West falls 41 40 to Central as Dennis Guffy nests two late free throws. St Marys Clinton trounces rival Clinton 61 42. Other winners include Marshalltown 68 42 over Ames Sioux City Central Grinnell and Sumner. Atlantic and Keokuk renew title bids in Substate No 1 and 2 with games scheduled Friday and Saturday.
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Sun Mart and Nordmans Face Marion YMCA Final Battle
Sun Mart, 2-0, meets Nordman's Jewelers, 12-1, in the Marion YMCA basketball tournament final with a possible rematch if Nordman's wins. The Gazette incorrectly listed Nordman's Tuesday win over Apco Oilers as the title game.
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Record set as 139 towns enter Iowa State bowling
MARSHALLTOWN AP A record 139 Iowa towns and cities will be represented in the Men s State bowling tournament starting Saturday. Prize money totals 40 277 will be distributed to leaders of the seven week end event with 437 open teams 727 booster teams 1926 doubles entries 3852 singles entries and 3340 bidders in all events registered.
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Four Way Tie Tops Pensacola Open First Round
Jack Nicklaus Doug Sand ers Kel Nagle and Dave Marr shot four under par 68 to share first round honors at the Pensacola Open in Pensacola Florida. Cold winds in the 30s challenged players as Nicklaus sought his first tour victory this year and cited the chill as a factor in loosening up.
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SCI State Tennis Schedule For 10 Spring Meets
Cedar Falls announces a 10 match 1961 spring tennis schedule for the Iowa State College team under athletic director Dr. Jim Witham and new head coach Pete Mazula. The squad held an organizational meeting with 15 candidates. Matches include Lincoln April 1 and May, Wartburg, Luther, Drake, and a NCC meet in Sioux Falls with various afternoon starts.
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SCI Opens Spring Grid Drills April 5
Cedar Falls Iowa SCI, defending Pecan Bowl champions, will open spring football drills April 5 under head coach Stan Sheriff. Sheriff noted SCI finished 8-2 last fall and defeated Lamar Tech in the Pecan Bowl in Abilene Texas. He also announced the annual Varsity Alumni game has been cancelled.
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