Rock Island Clinches Valley Title With 35-0 Win
Rock Island finished the season unbeaten and claimed the Mississippi Valley Conference football championship at Kingston Stadium by routing Jefferson 35-0. led by reserve halfback Jon Hayes with three scores and 156 rushing yards on seven carries, the Rocks amassed 424 total yards. Hayes opened the scoring with a 58-yard run, Tom Thomas added a second period score, and Bill Bethurem converted five extra points as Rock Island dominated on the ground and frustrated Jefferson’s passing attack.
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Moline Ground Attacks Sinks Washington in Season Finale
Moline maroons sprinted to a 32-19 victory over Washington as Ed Terrill led 449 rushing yards on 18 carries, including a 239-yard performance. Cliff Rice's 95-yard kickoff return highlighted a gritty Warriors effort that finished 3-6 despite late scoring drives and key pass completions by Justus Reid and Dick Olin.
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Quad-Cities win crown as Iowa grid season ends
Rock Island Islanders clinched the Valley title with a 21-0 finish, giving coach Shorty Almquist his 6th unbeaten season in 20 years. Iowa City, Davenport Central, Dubuque, and Moline also posted Friday night wins as Clinton defeated Davenport West 32-6 and Jefferson fell 35-0.
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Three-I League Seeks Davenport Replacement for 1961
The Three-I league aims to fill one more city for its 1961 lineup of eight clubs. Davenport is favored though Midwest league officials resist losing the club. Fond du Lac and Sioux City questions remain, with Cedar Rapids, Burlington, Des Moines, Fox Cities, Lincoln and Topeka already set. The league re elected Vern Hoscheit as president and added Frank Pfaff as VP while renewing Rawlings balls.
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Lindsay Dead in Sarnia at 79
SARNIA Ont AP Les lie Bert Lindsay aged 79 father of NHL star Ted Lindsay died Friday at his home in Sarnia. The elder Lindsay also played professional hockey for 15 years with Canadian teams.
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Little Things Count in Local Ads Drawn for Results
A compact ad note emphasizes small classified listings yield results. Readers are urged to place concise wants and offers, highlighting practical, specific items and services sought or available in the community. The message underscores practical value of small ads in daily commerce.
Michigan State Harrier Gerald Young Sets 4 Mile Course Record
Gerald Young, a Michigan State junior from Berkley Michigan, won the Big Ten cross country title in 19 minutes 35.3 seconds on Washington Park’s 4 mile course to claim MSU’s sixth straight league crown. He beat Iowa’s Jim Tucker by about 20 yards as Morgan Ward helped pace the Spartans. Iowa finished second with 61 points.
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Iowa State Stadium Plans Authorized for Expansion
VINTON AP The State Board of Regents authorized Brooks- Berg Des Moines to plan a three phase expansion of Iowa State football stadium with non-tax funds. First replace press boxes, add about 5 000 seats on the east, then remove the running track and lower it to add about 5 000 seats on the west.
Prep Football and Basketball Scores From Multiple Schools
An assortment of prep football results led by Moline 32 over Rock Island and S.C. Heelan 19 over Lincoln with Dubuque 22 beating East Moline 6. Basketball summaries include Lamont and Geneseo led by strong guards, plus numerous county and conference matchups across Eastern Iowa and North Iowa Cedar regions with scores for Benton, Buchanan, Parochial and Upper Iowa listings.
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Linn-Mar Beats Martelle 51-42 to Open Season
Linn-Mar opened its 1960 basketball season Friday night with a 51-42 victory over Martelle. Kermit Elam George Caraway and Dale Lassen led Linn-Mar with 13 15 and 14 points respectively while Ron Wink topped Martelle with 21 points. The frosh-soph team won 53-47 in the curtain raiser with Roger Fernow scoring 20.
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San Jose State Drops Boxing Program
San Jose State ends its NCAA boxing program citing dwindling competition. Athletic Director Walt McPherson notes that after winning a third straight title, opponents Wisconsin and Sacramento State dropped the sport, leaving few major programs to schedule dual meets.
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Boxing results from Logan and Philadelphia bouts
In Logan Utah Don Fallmer 162 of West Jordan outpointed Bucky Bellamy 161 of Phoenix. Donnie Adamson 125 of West Jordan out pointed Ricardo Gonzales 126 of Buenos Aires. In Philadelphia Jethro Cason 141 of Philadelphia defeated Jimmy McMillan 14% in Trenton New Jersey 2.
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Rigney Is Best Bet for Detroit
DETROIT AP reports the Tigers have not named a new manager yet but Bill Rigney is the leading candidate. Tiger President John Fetzer notes there are others in the same category. Reports from San Francisco and Detroit claimed Rigney, ousted Giants manager, would take over. Fetzer, aide Rick Ferrell, and VP Jim Campbell are in Los Angeles. After failing to sign Casey Stengel, they shifted focus to Rigney.
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Bald Eagle Captures Global Classic in Dramatic Run
Bald Eagle led all the way to win the $100,000 Washington D.C. International at Laurel Md. for a second time. Manny Ycaza pushed the Cain Hoy stable star from the start as Harmonizing finished second in the 1 1/2 mile turf race, which drew 11 horses from six nations amid several incidents.
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