Peacocks Face Stiff NAIA First Round Test in KC
Upper Iowa joins 32 teams for the NAIA tournament with first round games scheduled Monday and Tuesday in Kansas City. The Peacocks arrive from Storm Lake after beating Buena Vista, while Upper Iowa faces Fairmont State in the Tuesday 5 15 pm game. Central State of Ohio and Rockhurst contend for the title as the tourney runs to a Saturday final at Municipal Auditorium.
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Upper Iowa University
Peacock
Storm Lake
Buena Vista
Upper Iowa
Fairmont State
W. Va
West Virginia
Peacocks
al Albers
Jim Crabtree
Upper
Iowa
Central State
Ohio
Rockhurs College of
Rockhurst
Central
Jacksonville
Fla
Municipal Auditorium
Augsburg
Minn
Central Connecticut
Pan American ‘College of
Edinburg
Texas
iThe Broncs
Lucious Jack‘son
Associated Press
Fairmont
Jerry Gazaway
Willie Williams
Stan Jack
al Fisher
Mike King
Rick Louk
A Mason
Rich Wold
Bob Zanner
Ed Jessel
Larry Albers
John Miller
Rich Hayes
Steve King
Im Crabtree
Prairie View A and M star Beaty helps scare district playoff focus
The text notes Zelmo Beaty of Prairie View A and M and Pan American’s loss to Midwestern University in a district playoff. It lists matchups for games Monday and Tuesday across multiple campuses including Benedict’s at Atchison and Maryland State, with seedings and records.
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Pan American
University of
Wichita Falls
Texas
St. Benedict’s of
Atchison, Kan
Ravens
Albany
Transylvania
Oklahoma
Bant “University
Linfield
Ore
Gil
Michigan
Hastings
Iesau
Indiana Tech
Southern Colorado
Southwestern
Arin
Benedict's
Maryland State
Fort Dodge Bowler Tops State Singles in Fast Start
Don McCollum of Fort Dodge led the state bowling singles, posting a 644 early. Pat Morningstar and Vernon also placed high as the event progressed, with others like Burch and Paney competing in the Miami Beach meet context. Floyd Patterson rejects WBA reign, says Cassius Clay is heavyweight champion.
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Marshalltown
Don
McCollum
Fort Dodge
Miami Beach
Fla
Floyd Patterson
Bowman
World Boxing Assn
Ernie
R. B. Burch, Inc
Cedar Rapids
Dan Florio
Pat
Keith Morningstar
Tom, Dick
Harry
Floyd
Cassius Clay
Clay
Postville and Stormont Coaches Resign Positions
Postville high boys coach James Foster resigns after five years and may move to athletic director and classroom instructor duties. Former New Albia coach also resigns as WBA rules indicate Patterson must reply within ten days to a bout agreement or a new opponent will be chosen.
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Postville
James Foster
Postville High
New Albia
Chicago
WBA
Patterson
Chuck Skogerboe
Terrell
Larmont
Florio
Out
Bauer Worried as Orioles Top Pitcher Suffers Arm Soreness
Orioles manager Hank Bauer expresses concern over rookie Wally Bunker arm stiffness after a 34 hour workout in Miami. Bunker, 20, says right shoulder stiffness hampers throwing but confidence remains that time and sun will cure it. Bunker joined Orioles in 1963 for a $70 000 bonus and posted 19 wins in his first season.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Hank Bauer
Wally Bunker
Baltimore
Bauer
Bunker
Orioles
Miami
Upper Iowa and Central Dominate 15th District All District Team
Two Upper Iowa players Al Albers and Mike King earned first and second team honors in the 15th district of the NCAA. Central placed Eugene Loomans on the first unit and Harold De Bie on the second. Eight district schools were represented with Cliff Cameron Westmar Jim Sutherland Wartburg Ron Miller Simpson on the first team. Jeff Trickett Wesle yan Darrell Kruen Northwestern and John Dannenberg Morningside on the second. Awards came from coaches’ nominations and a March 15 Des Moines dinner will honor the players and their coaches.
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Cliff Cameron
Wartburg
Jim Sutherland
Westmar
Ron Miller
Simpson
Jeff Trickett
Wesleyan
Darrell Kruen
Northwestern
John Dannenberg
Morningside
Des Moines
Pro Hockey National League Saturday Results
Montreal defeated New York 4 1 Toronto beat Chicago 1 4 Detroit won 4 3 against Boston Saturday Sunday Chicago 7 Montreal 2 Toronto 2 Boston 3 Sunday results shown Monday schedule Detroit hosted Tuesday games listed Drive safely.
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Chicago
Toronto
New York
Montreal
Betton
Detroit
Boston
Sunnday
Renuurs
Eastern Aivion
Bivision
Pet. O
Baltimore -Ém
Tautas
France
St Moot
Tea Angeles
Cincinnati
San Msunday
Reston
Philadelphia
Lenin S Nes
Cincinnat
Baltimore
Leavis
San Francisco
Los
Montreal Goalie Struck by Hull Shot in Hawks Win
In Chicago, the Chicago Black Hawks defeated Montreal 7-0 as Bobby Hull fired from about 25 feet striking goalie Gump Worsley on the right cheekbone. Worsley returned to finish the final 28 seconds and later rested in hospital for observation. Detroit beat New York 6-5 to move into second. Chicago leads with 73 points. Montreal sits at 71, with Toronto and Boston drawing 3-3 after trailing earlier.
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Chicago
Hawks
Montreal
Bobby Hull
Gump Worsley
Worsley
Chicago Stadium
Hull
Myron Tremaine
Detroit
Parker MacDonald
Alex
Delvecchio
New York
Ihe Red Wings
Toronto
Boston
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Investor's Guide
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