All-State Iowa Prep Basketball Honors Named
Wilton Junction's B J Lange earns third team while Stormont's Mike Conner makes fifth unit. Top two seniors Joe Bergman and Greg Douglas headline the first team with Bergman becoming a three time all stater. Seventeen players and several record marks highlighted the IDPA selections with multiple repeats from 1965.
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Wilton Junction
B. J. Lange
Stormont
Mike Conner
Iowa Prep
Joe Bergman
Clinton St. Mary's
Keokuk
Greg Douglas
Bergman
Douglas
IDPA
Rich Agard
Ames
Tom Schulze
Des Moines Roosevelt
Bob Walker
Clinton
Don Anderson
Clear Lake
Agard
Gene West
Central Iowa
Schulze
Des Moines
Marcellus McMichael
Roosevelt
Walker
Anderson
Big
Dick Jensen
Madrid
Phil Chinitz
Atlantic News-Telegraph
Alan Hoskins
Ottumwa Courier
Bob Fleischer
Clinton Herald
Larry Tucker
Council Bluffs
Mel Pitzen
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Hal Lagerstrom
Dubuque Telegraph-Herald
Alex Stoddard
Sioux City Journal
Bob Brown
Fort Dodge Messenger
Jim van Heel
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Harrison Weber
Iowa Daily Press Association
Major Open softball league eyed for Cedar Rapids Iowa City area
Tentative plans for a five team Major Open softball league were discussed at a Cedar Rapids meeting. If the Airliner and General Pest Control join, ten games would be in Iowa City and the rest in Cedar Rapids. Cedar Rapids clubs Midwest Janitor Service Fordtown George Miller Co sponsor and unsponsored teams were also mentioned.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Airliner
General Pest Control
Midwest Janitor Service
Fordtown
George Miller Co
Fred Buchanan
Bill Stafford
Rosewall and Gonzales Set for MSG Semi Final Duel
Ken Rosewall seeded two faces Pancho Gonzales in a Madison Square Garden Invitation Pro Tennis semifinal after each won his quarter final. Rosewall defeated Pierre Barthes 6 4 6 3, Gonzales beat Lew Head 6 1 6 1.
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Rosewall
Gonzales
New York
Ken Rosewall
Pancho Gonzales
Madison Square Garden
Pierre Barthes
France
Lew Head
Australia
Braves Lose Big in Milwaukee Anti trust Trial
Milwaukee AP report shows baseball attorneys and an accountant witness testifying that remaining in Milwaukee was not financially feasible for the Braves. Ronald A. Wipperman testified that after the 1962 Chicago group bought the club the first year showed a $42,373 net loss and further losses were anticipated through 1965. Authorities allege heavy borrowing pushed the move to Atlanta, aiding charges of conspiracy to boycott Milwaukee as a major league site. Braves owners claim a $3.5 million loss over 1962-1965.
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Milwaukee
Braves
Wisconsin
Ronald A. Wipperman
Chicago Group
Louis Perini
Wipperman
Willard
Stafford
National League
Atlanta
William C. Bartholomay
Hawkeyes End Season With Strong Home Attendance
Chicago AP reports Iowa basketball drew 598,296 fans over 70 conference games, an average of 8,519 per game and 70.6 percent of capacity. Towns led home crowds at 12,298 per game while Michigan drew 10,244 on seven road trips. Conference plans new plants for Michigan and Purdue.
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Chicago
Michigan
Purdue
Honorable Mention Forwards Named Across Iowa Schools
A long list of boys honorable mention forwards from various Iowa high schools is recorded, highlighting players such as Charles Horan Ottumwa Walsh Davey Chase East Green Don Sears Roosevelt Steve Cooper Marshalltown and many others across districts including Roosevelt, Central, and Keokuk with extensive school connections.
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Charles Horan
Ottumwa Walsh
Davey
Chase
East Green
Don Sears
O.M
Roosevelt
Steve Cooper
Marshalltown
Dave Neuenhoven
Dave West
Terry
Farmer
Waco
Steve Becker
Lynna Sully
Jim Hinrich
D.C
Ken Markley
Mount Ayr
Terry Knickerbocker
Stormont
Terry Raleigh
West Burlington
Chuck Allen
New _London
Qick Braun
Elkader
Tim Trotman
Washington
Scott Osborne
Winterset
Jerry van Engg
Hull W.C
Jack Burke
Clarinda
Gary Grimm
Maquoketa Valley
Steve Farquhar
Sutherland
Steve McAreavy
Maquoketa
Steve Protsman
Kee Hist
Gene Hutchinson
Diagonal
Bill Slee
Ft. Madison
Bob Roberts
Serco
Paul Boock
Holstein
Dave Schurmann
Spencer
Roser Polark
Oelwein S.H
Leland Hines
Guthrie Center
Dave Seeman
Granger Assumption
Carl Struve
Sioux Valley
Dave Westphal
O.M. Valley
Tom Notestine
Eagle Grove
Roger Richardson
Phil Harrington
Moravia
Mike Hazelhoff
Swea City
Ron McNeil
YJB
Pandho Markuly
Glenwood
Ben Means
BGM
Ken Walmuth
Atlantic
Rich Burton
Moulton-Udell
Dick Egertson
Laurens
Robert Hatten
Bancroft
Doyle Jensen
Sclent Macksburs
Randy Ward
Fox Alley
Steve Karber
East Greene
Allan Lindell
Armstrong
George Norenbure
Keota
Tim Pritchard
Grand Comm
Steve Peterson
Lake Mills
Ben Rathbun
Madrid
Ken Reimers
Rockwell-Swaledale
Jerry Street
Mormon
John Sellers
D.M. East
Ted Sherwood
Burlington
Bob Sample
C.R. Jefferson
Rick Selberg
Schaller
Ron van Wecel
Grinnell
Mike Williams
Webster City
Ron Wilson
Jerry Archibald
Albia
Derry Bruncheen
Midland
Jett Tarfer
West Liberty
Larry Gicken
Ap- Inasons
Larry Goepel
Ottumwa
Lyndon Soberg
North Scott
Dick Muller
Algona-Garrigan
Dick Morrison
Bill Mommsen
Elvira
John Moffit
Jick Magnuson
Primghar
Harold Melby
Juniap
Malcom Powers
Jim Miller
Ft. Dodse
Ron Kaufman
Rock Valley
Jim — Barkema
South Damilton
John Perkins
Boone Valley
Ron Petersen
Ida Grove
Jim Pedersen
Extra
Brian Larson
Boone
Frank Buchan
Rick Wanamaker
Iowa Valley
Bruce Balaeman
West Bend
Chuck Gardner
Oelwein
Denny Ray Smith
Twin Cedars
Mike Vande Walle
Wheatland
Larry Baker
R. Jefferson
Jim Dyer
S.C. Riverside
Karl Hickerson
Iowa City High
Darrold Nellist
C. Heelan
Rick Anderson
Twin Rivers
Daryl Barnett
Greene
Fred Hanson
Bettendorf
Dale Hansen
Logan
John Sutton
Ogden
John Luscombe
John Scott
John Safranek
Crestwood
Cresco
Joe Bacheil
Ossian DeSales
Jim Carlson
Cedar Valley
Jim Fisher
Chariton
Gary Grundmeier
Northwood
Salzn Hoodier
Clarksville
Doug Menainga
Pella Christian
George Ross
East Waterloo
Steve Sharp
Charter Oak-Ute
Clarence Graper
Clear Creek
Bill Green
Cascade Aquin
Tom Graves
Cherokee
Tom Heck
C.R. Washington
Mike Junck
Woodbury Central
Jim Kadous
Parkersburg
Larry McClannahan
West Morrison
Ed Martens
Mr. Pleasant
John Svoboda
Protovin Rud
Randy Schrum
Mo. Valley
Vern den Herder
Sioux Center
Rex Allen
North Polk
Glenn Cameron
Knoxville
Steve Lar
Mike Kalkbrenner
Clarion
Ray McClung
Johnston
Mike Mash
West Branch
Bob Huiskamp
Keokuk
Pete Wessels
Buffalo Center
Jerry Penniston
Muscatine
Mark Schaberg
Griswold
Tom Butters
Fayette
Nell ‘Eckhoff
LeMars
Terry Goetzinger
Dike
John Lewis
Vinton
Phil Psychodzin
SCI
Alan Bally
Estherville
Mark Eggleston
Waverly
Jay Nerdinl
Davis County
Tarry Corey
Ankeny
Gerry McAteece
Bob
Wahlert
Marc Powell
North Tama
Craig Simmons
Delwood
Gene Dahl
Fremont- Mills
Jim Egge
Ft. Dodge
Denny Hiclming
Elxader
Russ Abben
Hudson
Denny Jensen
Dayton
Ron
Larry Comstock
D.C. Central
Beb Vermett
N.E. Hamilton
Jim Klein
Iowa
Rich Mayer
Dubuque
Dan Muldowney
Bowling Hinkead Leads Masters With 634 Series
Exumet Kinkead rolled 634 in the Masters with games of 226 201 and 237 to top the day. Dean Becker hit 266 in the Iowa Electric Light and Power league while Dear struck eight in a row for a season high. Minnie Smith also posted a 588 series in the Woman's City Major and Loretta Jensen took game honors with 227.
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Ris Kinkead
Dean Becker
Iowa Electric Light and Power Co
Dear
Minnie South
Loretta Jensen
Loretta
Doris Bowray
Beverly Rula
George Tschetschot
HA Eman Red Moore
Herb Hanson
Helen Greenwood
Bird
Anne Ebeling
House of Tro*phies
Ross
George Tschelichot
Duane Weber
Clark Kaiser
Floyd Doty
Kris Kinkead
Ray Hinkley
al Zrudsky
Jim_ Hiatt
Red Moore
Roy Laub
Charles Lazio
Jim Birkett
Ken Kroeger
Gary Strauss
Janzam
Mel Justman
Jane Tow
Gorothy Madsen
Benny Bubke
Doris Rowray
Bea Deetz
Judy Danbors
Betty Staub
Bessie Janda
Betty Berndt
Caro Bowers
Unclear Names Dominate Local Bowling Scores
Fragmentary OCR lists multiple players and scores including Gary Swauss and Baytime Dots with varied figures. Also mentions newcomers June Minson Barbara Ridin and groups Strikettes Sutir and Dreahners along with several phone-like numbers.
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Baytime Dots
Benty Aten
Ailey Cats
Frantic Coor
June Minson
Barbara Ridin
Strikettes Sutir
Bowl Ascaymes
Detla Rewen
T Boatenes
LaYoune Mourynisi
Dreahners
Ian Heaton
Adariai
Weyerhauser
Various College and Pro Basketball and Hockey Scores
Results from multiple leagues show Pasadena 65 Omaha 51 in a women's AAU quarterfinal, Hutchinson 68 View 54, Duluth East 65 Ada 6, and Minnesota prep scores. NBA playoffs include St Louis 213 Baltimore 113 in Western semis, plus Eastern semis matchups. National Hockey League results feature Boston, Chicago, New York, and Montreal games with several wins and losses. Falcons sign Neill McGeachy as a free agent from Lenoir Rhyne.
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Pasadena
Tex
Omaha
AMES
Boston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Baltimore
Montreal
Detroit
Chicago
New York
Toronto
Wesley Added To Star Team For East West Game
The West named its final four players for the Saturday East West All Star college basketball game. Listed are 6-11 Wall Wesley of Kansas and 6-7 Carroll Houser of Southern Methodist, with the East limited to one man 6-11 Henry Finkel of Dayton. The West will feature four stars including 6-9 John Block of Southern California and 6-9 John Beasley of Texas A&M.
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Lexington
Wall Wesley
Kansas
Carroll Houser
Southern Methodist
Henry Finkel
Dayton
John Block
Southern
California
John Beasley
Texas A&m
Big Ten Names All Academic Team in Chicago
The Big Ten announces its all academic team highlighting student athletes in Chicago. The list showcases scholars from multiple schools with strong academic records and athletic participation.
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Ig Ten
Chicago
Big Ten
Approve Nicklaus for Full PGA Membership
The Southern Ohio Professional Golf Association approved Jack Nicklaus for full PGA membership. He must still gain approval from the National PGA Membership Board and will appear before it next Monday in Palm Beach Florida.
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Columbus, Ohio
Southern Ohio Professional Golfvers Assn
Jack Nicklaus
PGA
Nicklaus
West To Palm Beach, Fla
Notable college players listed for season by league
The passage names Jim Pitts of 68 and Jim Buros of 64 among players, plus All-America Dave Schelthase of Purdue, Bil Hasket of Ohio State, and Bill Curtis of Michigan State, as part of season observations from the Western Aces context.
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Red Shop
Ant Western Aces
Jim Pitts
Jim Buros
Dave Schelthase
Purdue
Bil Hasket
Ohio State
Bill Curtis
Michigan State
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