Winter weather delays Cedar Rapids area high school basketball
A winter storm disrupted the opening weekend of Iowa high school basketball in the Cedar Rapids Marion area. Prairie high’s home opener with Anamosa was moved to Saturday night at 8. Linn Mar at Coggon in Allac was postponed. LaSalle uncertain about Regina of Iowa City home opener. Washington at Waterloo men’s game with West postponed. Washington wrestling start at home versus Newton rescheduled.
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Nicklaus Weathered Rain As Palmer Leads Cajun Classic
In Lafayette, Arnold Palmer shot 74 as rain halted play at the Cajun Classic. Jack Nicklaus had four birdies through eight holes before the day was washed out, leaving Burt Yancey tied for the lead after a 67 before conditions paused play.
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IDPA All-State Honorable Mention Names Listed in Iowa
Long list of individuals from Iowa towns and schools named as IDPA All-State honorable mentions. Includes players from Atlantic Belmond Dubuque Newton Waukon Webster City and many others across the state.
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Notre Dame Favored Over Iowa in Writers Picks
Writers unanimously back Notre Dame to defeat Iowa in a likely close game. AP and wire services note top aerial duels between Huarte and Snook, with several writers predicting Notre Dame wins ranging from 21 14 to 28 20 across regions.
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Local political slate list spans many towns and counties
A long roster of names including George Stamos Tipton Tom Berge Clear Lake Tim Proctor Mt. Pleasant Tom Cilek Iowas City Mike Harris Boone Bill Miler Ottumwa John Basye W.A. North Dick OConnor Dow ling Barry Beekman S Lake John Oertel Mason City Vern Traster Indi anola Tom Anderson S.C. Central Dick Standley C.R. Regis John Wombacher J.C. Regina Tim Hintze Dav West Barry Monahan Mount Ayr Bill Dodd West Bend Bob Sampson Grinnell Bo Blake Cedar Falls Craig Banyen Cardinal Bob Cox Shenandoah Howard Davis Lake City Rod Klindkafus Panora Linden Steve Becker Lynn Sully Gary Pettit S.C. East Bob Wailes Sr Hamil ton Dennis Boots Marcus Rich Carlson Essex Bob Millen Harmony Jim Mann Farragus Steve Norland Crest wood Randy Pogemiller Wapello Shawn Thompson Fr Madison Charles Porter Jefferson Rock Stickers West Sioux Dave Strom Alta Stan Allspach Baxter Pete Bell Ar-We-Va Mike Conners Stormont Terry Hill Sutherland Pete Kapinsynski Emme Cath Tom Lower Williamsburg James Potter Hartley Larry Sellers Russell Gary Phelps Lone Tree Wade Clark Centerville Jim Powell Eddyville Tom Pinkham SCI Jim Dunegan Burlington Marty
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Houston Fans Honor Yank Manager Keane
About 650 people attended a Houston appreciation dinner for Johnny Keane former St. Louis Cardinals manager and 1965 New York Yankees manager. He received gifts including a station wagon donated by Houston Rotary clubs in recognition of his hometown ties.
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Iowa high school gridiron stars named to all state team
IDPA reports 55 players named to the first five all state teams based on statewide voting involving coaches and officials. Notables include 17 year old John Williams of Columbus Junction and 18 touchdown leader Larry Holton of Keokuk. Bud Knox of West Waterloo stands as the largest lineman at 265 pounds in the selection.
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Red Peppers Freshmen Light Iowa Backfield Prospects
The piece highlights Iowa football freshmen led by Chuck Roland and Farley Lewis as potential contributors next season. It notes improved deception between run and pass, returning backs, and several promising recruits and positions across offense and defense, with speculation on who may move up to key spots.
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Olympians Exempt From Player Limits
The NBA Board of Governors approves exemption for 1964 Olympic basketball players through January 1. Seven Olympians in the league may be carried beyond the 11-man limit, enabling stars like Mel Counts of Boston to remain on rosters despite the championship run.
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All-Star players listed from Barnes to Hazzard span leagues
The list names Barnes New York Lucious Jackson Philadelphia George Wilson Cincinnati Joe Caldwell Detroit Jeff Mullin St Louis and Walt Hazzard Los Angeles as standout basketball figures from multiple teams.
Stuart May Be Back in Trade Mart
Baseball interleague trading opens at midnight Friday with Dick Stuart a potential participant as the Nationals and American league clubs eye deals before December 15. Stuart, linked to a major 1962 interleague deal, may head to Philadelphia where the Phillies seek a power hitter to chase another NL pennant.
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Ken Boyer Named St. Louis Sports Figure of 1964
More than 800 people gathered Thursday night to honor Ken Boyer third baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals as the St. Louis Sports Figure of 1964 in a city ceremony hosted by local sports and civic leaders.
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