Iowa State Cagers Win Finale 78-65 Over Missouri
Iowa State defeats Missouri 78 to 65 in the final Big Eight game of the season. Bob Ziegler and Al Koch combine for 50 points, boosting the Cyclones to a 9-16 season mark while Missouri ends 8-6 in conference play and in third place tied with Colorado. George Flamank leads Missouri with 18 points and 18 rebounds. Dave Fleming grabs 17 boards for Iowa State.
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al Koch
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McKale
Smoldt
Cyclones Rally After Cold Second Half Slump
The Cyclones fell behind after a cold second half as they shot only 24 of 94 for 26 percent. Zieg led the team with notable scoring efforts and late momentum to keep the game within reach.
Stallworth Leads Unanimous MVC All Missouri Valley Team
Wichita's Dave Stallworth named player of the year and the only unanimous first team pick in the 1965 MVC basketball selections. Kelly Pete Eddie Jackson Rick Park and John Reuther join him on the first team with Pete and Park among the juniors.
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West
North Texas State
Willie Davis
Ernie Thompson
Garry Garrison
St. Louis
Herman Callands
Waterloo Black Hawks win league title in OT thriller
Waterloo hosts playoff games in the U S Hockey League with Waterloo Black Hawks earning the championship in a 5-4 overtime conquest of Marquette, Mich. Playoff first round pits St Paul Rochester and Waterloo Green Bay Saturday night in the Waterloo Auditorium. Tickets: 232-4608 or 233-4762.
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Twin brothers lead Big Ten win and scoring surge
Indiana beat Wisconsin as Dick Van Arsdale and Tom Van Arsdale scored 21 and 18 points. Tom reached 1252 career points to Dick's 1240. Ken Barnes of Wisconsin scored 42 in a high scoring night. Purdue's Dave Schellhase also hit 42 to top the conference season with 391 points. Northwestern and Ohio State upset Purdue.
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Ohio State
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Russell
Cyclone Harriers Triumph Over SCI In Dual Meet
Iowa State University dominated the dual track meet at Cedar Falls defeating State College of Iowa 98 to 40 by taking 12 of 15 events. Dave Lee won the mile and two mile, Steve Carson swept the 60 yard dash and 600 yard run, with SCI earning a 74-55 freshman victory.
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Stan Schwartz
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Jerry Rochford
Darryl Green
Ron Gerard
Rich Iverson
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Dave Bedell
Aan Weller
Gordon Scoles
Mark Harper
Michigan Wins 1964-65 UPI Coach Poll Title
Michigan led by Cazzie Russell and Bill Buntin captured the 1964-65 UPI coaches rating topping UCLA and St. Josephs. The Wolverines finished 21-3, earning their first national crown and a trip to the NCAA Midwest Regional in Lexington, Kentucky.
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Eby's and Maidrite Triumph to Semifinals in YMCA Tourney
Eby's Sporting Goods and East Side Maidrite won to reach the YMCA Goldball semifinals. Maidrite beat Phillips 66 70 to 61 with Jerry Cox scoring 26. Eby's edged Marengo 62 to 61 led by Don Knutson with 21. Semis set for March 26 and finals March 27.
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Duncan
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Evansville Purple Aces Set for NCAA Championship Run
Evansville Indiana hosts the NCAA college division quarter-finals at Roberts Stadium as the 26 0 Evansville Purple Aces aim for a second consecutive title. First round pairings include Akron vs St Michael s Vermont North Dakota vs Seattle Pacific Southern Illinois vs Washington St Louis Evansville vs Philadelphia Textile.
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Grams Leads Loop Scorers in Midwest Conference
Cornell star Jack Grams tops the Midwest scoring race with 24.4 ppg after a late surge to 366 points in 15 games. Teammate Rich Glasier sits seventh at 19.5 ppg, while Coe’s Skip Swan is close at 19.4 as the Kohawks wrap up their season and Cornell has three games left.
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Rich Chap
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Paterno Named Head Coach at Merchant Marine Academy
George Paterno former Brown University fullback was named head football coach at the Merchant Marine Academy on Monday. He takes over from Chuck Mills who had one year left on a two year contract.
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Hutcherson’s Car Flips in Richmond 250 Race
Iowan Dick Hutcherson flipped his car after hitting a fence coming out of a turn but escaped injury in the Richmond 250. Pre-race co-favorites Hutcherson and Ned Jarrett saw Jarrett retire with rear end problems after 186 laps. Junior Johnson won the 125 mile race in a Ford, with Buck Baker in a Dodge and J. T. Putney in a Chevrolet. Johnson averaged 61.4 mph on the half mile dirt track.
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Princeton Wins Reverses Penn State in NCAA Tilt
Princeton, led by All-America Bill Bradley, defeated Penn State 60-58 in an East regional clash. Bradley scored 22, including eight in the final four minutes, snapping Penn State's 13-game win streak as Connecticut fell to St Joseph's 67-61 in the same session.
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Stormont school location sparks town name debate
Former Iowa basketball player Floyd Magnusson, once a Big Ten referee, says he officiated in the Missouri Valley at Peoria for Bradley versus St Louis, then traveled to Iowa City to watch the Iowa versus Illinois game after a college game night.
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Northwestern and Purdue split Big Ten action in close games
Northwestern defeated Purdue 87 to 82 while Ohio State routed Michigan 93 to 85 and Indiana beat Wisconsin 92 to 73. In the Big Eight Illinois rivals Iowa State beat Missouri 78 to 65 and Oklahoma State handled Oklahoma 89 to 66. NCAA regionals featured Princeton 60 Penn State 58 and Providence 91 West Virginia 67 with St Josephs PA 67 Conn 61 in Philadelphia and Midwest matchups in Lubbock and Oklahoma City.
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Reformatory Hawks Roll Past Collins Radio 85 79
The Reformatory Hawks won their 14th straight, defeating Collins Radio of Cedar Rapids 85-79. Larry Cooperman scored 18 points, Jim Grimm added 18, while Collins' Lotes Schwartz led all scorers with 30. Bob McComber made all ten free throws and totaled 16 points.
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