Kentucky U Admits Share In Fix Guilt
The University of Kentucky acknowledged its administrative officials and athletics staff shared responsibility for the basketball scandal. Eleven officials including Gov. Wetherby and President H. L. Donovan signed a statement responding to Judge Streit who denounced athletic spending. The university pledged reforms and accountability to Kentucky citizens and governing bodies.
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Oskaloosa Coach Recalled by Marines
Oskaloosa high school athletic director and elm coach Bainbridge resigns effective end of term as he is a marine Reservist called to active duty. Burtis Frey named to succeed him while Mason may leave basketball duties for air force duties with possible replacement by Fred Schlunz.
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Keokuk Dominates Terre Haute in Twin Bill Victory
Keokuk swept Terre Haute 4-1 and 12-5 in a Tuesday doubleheader to climb to fourth in the Three-I standings. Evanville overwhelmed Burlington 14-7, while Quincy beat Waterloo 8-7 as starter Stubby Anderson faltered in the seventh.
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Creston High names Chuck head basketball and assistant football coach
Edward M. Chuck is named head basketball coach and assistant football coach at Creston High School. He comes from Grand Junction where he coached five years and will work with Joe Paulsen to replace Don McDonald who led all sports for four years.
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Vejar Davey Fight Could Earn First World Title Shot
Chicago promoters forecast a 10 round bout between Chico Vejar and Chuck Davey drawing about 10,000 fans and a $40,000 gate. The winner could challenge Kid Gavilan for the welterweight title. the fight airs eight p.m. CST on national TV with WHEF TV in Cedar Rapids carrying the event. Vejar's camp secured a 51 pound weight limit increasing from 150. Davey is expected near 147 pounds.
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Westphal Resigns From West Liberty Girls Basketball
Westphal resigns as coach of the West Liberty girls team after guiding a 24 and 3 season to state tournament. He will take a mathematics teaching job at Franklin High School in Cedar Rapids with no coaching duties. successor undecided.
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Pfitsch Named Grinnell Basketball Coach to Lead Team
Grinnell College announces changes with Henry Brown promoted to dean of men and football coach John Pfitsch named basketball coach. G. Lester Duke resigns as dean of men after a long association since 1925.
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Gophers Triumph Over Augsburg In Non-Conference Win
Minneapolis report says the Gophers won 10 to 3 against Augsburg. Minnesota committed five errors yet displayed strong batting power to secure the non-conference baseball victory on Tuesday.
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Togo Brothers Triumph in Memorial Coliseum Show
In Memorial Coliseum Togo the Great defeats Rasputin in a main event, with Rasputin winning after 11 55 but Togo lasting the last fall at 17 25. Mas Togo also wins over Jerry Meeker in 9 53, while Gentleman Jim Dobie outlasts Leruel Karl Gray in two of three fumbles with falls at 16 42 and 30 55.
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