Central Wins MVC Indoor Lane Set Mark Again
Central's mile relay team set another indoor track mark to win the Mississippi Valley meet in Iowa City, edging Rock Island 48 42. Jeff erson and East Moline tied for third with 29 1/2 points as Bill Barber Jim Fox and anchor Roger Colglazier starred. Jeffs Doug Lane projected a 67 foot shot put while Cribbs set a long jump record and Colglazier clocked :50.1 in the 440.
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Steve Hempel
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Day
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Sandy Waller
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Gibson
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Omer Colgrazier
West
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Jim Cambridgem
Jet Dub
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Valley Track star breaks record with 63 feet 3 inches throw
Valley Track athlete shatters his own Valley mark by nearly four feet to set an interscholastic record with a 63 foot 3 inch toss. His prior best last year was 59 feet 7 inches, and the performance came in a notably relaxed meet.
Clay Named ISU Director
ISU President W Parks named Clay Stapleton athletic director at Iowa State while he will also continue as football coach this fall. Stapleton, 46, has led ISU football since 1958 with a 40-45-4 record and will see a new football coach chosen after the season begins. Gordon Chalmers resigned as AD to take a similar post at Indiana State. Alumni dissatisfaction with the Cyclones' 2-6-2 season prompted the change.
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Track meet results list full of high school names and times
Results show Mile race won by Don Rhode with 4 36.4, 440 by Colgiazier in 50.01, and various event placings across relay, shot put, hurdles and jumps. Notable marks include D-63-3 record clause for the shot and a Mile relay time of 3 31.2 by Central.
Two Class State Sports Stakes Seen Unchanged
The Iowa High School Athletic Union likely will keep the present two class setup for basketball and wrestling. Officials note objections to extending events and losing school time, with plans to avoid a longer schedule despite coachs' calls for change.
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Lyle Quinn
Iowa High School Athletic Union
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Ready To Go Two Cedar Rapids Summer Programs
Cedar Rapids launches two popular summer programs with about 1500 boys aged 10 to 15 across 66 teams in the Kids league. Sign-ups run May 1 through Cedar Rapids schools, with Al Smith of the recreation commission guiding volunteers at City Hall.
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al Smith
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Hale
Davis Breaks Ankle as Dodgers Edge in Spring Action
Dodgers lose Willie Davis to a broken left ankle and may miss the opener. Other spring results include Marichal’s first SF outing, Cardinals routing Mets, and Mantle returning for the Yankees amid hamstring issues.
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Eells Resigns As Linn-Mar Athletic Director Coach
Norm Eells announces resignation from both roles at Linn-Mar High School effective at end of current school year. Over four seasons his basketball teams posted 42 wins and 33 losses while he served as athletic director for one year and assistant football coach for three. He plans to pursue a business venture with his father in the Cedar Rapids Marion area.
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Terry Baker Signs Pact with Edmonton Eskimos
Terry Baker, 1962 Heisman winner, signed a contract with the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League after being released by the Los Angeles Rams. The agreement was announced Tuesday in Corvallis Oregon.
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Pro Bowlers Tour Tournament of Champions Broadcast
A $100,000 Pro Bowlers Tour Tournament of Champions program airs Saturday at 2 30 PM on Channel 9 in color.
Cassius Clay May Fight Patterson Before Draft
Pittsburgh report says Cassius Clay may defend the heavyweight title against Floyd Patterson in Detroit before the April 28 draft. Patterson defeated Bill McMurray in Pittsburgh, while promoter Mrs. Jean Wilson seeks a $250,000 guarantee for the Detroit bout and a Clay-Patterson signing for April 25 at Cobo Arena.
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Floyd Patterson
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Herbert Muhammad
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Liston Opens Ring Comeback With Quick KO in Sweden
Sonny Liston resumes boxing amid world title hopes by knocking out Dave Bailey in 2:22 of the first round in Goteborg Sweden. The former champion, now 37, weighed 221 pounds to Bailey’s 214 and praised his perfect short right hook after the bout. Liston’s last appearance was the August stoppage of Amos Johnson in Goteborg.
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Cassius Clay
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Las Vegas
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Ballard Cage Coach Named to Audubon Post
Robert Jensen age 30 has left Ballard Community High School Huxley after eight years as head basketball coach to take a similar position at Audubon High School.
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Robert Jensen
Ballard Community High School
Huxley
Audubon High School
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