Parker and Weiland Reach Big Ten Finals in Madison
Iowa advances with Norm Parker at 130 pounds and Mel Weiland at 167 pounds winning quarterfinals and semifinal bouts. Parker pins Fred Aprait and edges Gary Joseph to reach the final while Weiland defeats Tom Marvin and Elmer Beale to set up title bid. Other Hawkeyes Joe Greenlie and Bob Fuller fell in semifinals as Iowa trails Michigan in the team race.
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Illinois
Gary Joseph
Ohio State
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Cedar Rapids
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Tom Marvin
Indiana
Elmer Beale
Wisconsin
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Bob Fuller
Greenlie
Chuck Quaday
Minnesota
Lee Dietrich
Michigan
Fuller
Joe Piccione
Lou Kennedy
Hawkeyes Open Big Ten Gymnastics Champs Behind Michigan
Glenn Gailis boosted Iowa to second place in the Big Ten meet opening as Michigan led with 119 points Friday night while Iowa had 110. Gailis was second in the all around with 516.75 points.
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Iowa Falters in Five Final Events at Big Ten Meet
Iowa scored no points in all five Friday night finals and remained ninth after the preliminaries with 1011/2 points. Indiana led with 13914, followed by Michigan 9514, Ohio State 7734, Michigan State 46, Wisconsin 20, Northwestern 1514, Purdue 11, and Illinois 3.
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Iowa Track Qualifiers Hit Two For Finals
Iowa managed only two qualifiers for Saturday’s Big Ten indoor track finals at Columbus as Wisconsin and Michigan led. Jim Garrett of Michigan State won the broad jump with 24 feet 7 inches, while Iowa’s Steve Goldston ran the 60 yard dash and Alvin Randolph the 70 yard low hurdles.
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Jeffs Miller Clutch Finish Clinches Rubber Game
In a tight finish, Jeffs Miller delivered a late basket as Schaaf misfired, giving Jeff the 69-67 win over Iowa City for the series rubber. Jenkins led Jeff with 22 points, while Salat added 20 and 13 boards. Iowa City’s Haugen and Gough scored 19 each, with Schaaf hitting 8 of 10 for 80 percent. Walsh and Ottumwa prep for Substate finals.
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Ferree Leads Puerto Rico Open After Two Rounds
Jim Ferree of Corona California shot four under par to take a half way lead at 140 as the Puerto Rico Open reached its third round in San Juan. One stroke behind were Art Wall Jr of Pocono Manor Pennsylvania and George Knudson of Toronto who matched a 71.
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Pascual and Twins Agree on a Raise
Ca milo Pascual settled his financial differences with Minnesota and signed a contract for 1964. He received a 7500 dollar raise to 46500 and will try to become the first AL pitcher in a decade to win 20 or more games in three straight seasons.
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Rams Lead Mat Field at Midwest Conference Wrestling
Relentless Cornell holds a commanding lead entering the Midwest Conference semifinals and finals in Re lot Wis as it bids for a 21st title in 23 years. Grinnell trails as the main challenger with 10 points and six wrestlers, while Monmouth, St Olaf, Carleton, Ripon, Coe, Beloit and Lawrence follow with smaller contingents.
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O Hara Sets Indoor Mile Mark At 3 56.4 In Chicago Relays
Chicago athlete Tom O'Hara lowered his own indoor mile record to 3:56.4 at the Chicago Daily News Relays before a crowd of 18 397. Loyola of Chicago senior O'Hara paced by Jim Irons and challenged by Jim Grelle as he split 58.1 and 1:58.8 at the half, then 2:59.8 before finishing with a 56.6 final quarter. He stated he could have run faster and planned one more indoor race in Cleveland next Saturday.
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Iowa City Pair Share Pin Title
Estel Peterson and Floyd Thompson tied for the men’s singles title in the Iowa Farm Bureau bowling tournament with 715 total pins in three games. Marge Ward of Boone won the women’s singles with a 678 series. Helen Miller and Beth Hoag of Humboldt won the women’s doubles 1,274. David Kennedy and Raymond Steffa of Humboldt won the men’s doubles 1,331. Margaret Brummel’s Oskaloosa team won the women’s team 2,899. Harold Hetzler Jr.’s Muscatine team won the men’s title 3,057.
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Community Theater Times and Drive-In Showings
The page lists showings for community theater Under the Yum Yum Tree and various films at Paramount RKO World Times Marion and C R Drive In. Times include Soldier in the Rain Manchurian Candidate Dr No Man's Favorite Sport and Sword in the Stone with shorts and late-night screenings Closer notes include Tank Force Clay Liston fight Hunters Enemy Below details.
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