9 Lettermen Boost Jeff Swim Hopes
Jefferson's J-Hawks, led by nine lettermen and a top sophomore diver, aim for a strong 1943-64 season under Coach Dave Brockway. Benning shatters state and conference records in the 100-yard butterfly in a 68-26 win over University High, while Strauss and other sprinters bolster the team’s scoring potential.
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Jefferson
J-Hawks
University High
Iowa City
Jhank al Benning
Benning
Reece Orland
Moline
Iowa
Steve Strauss
Soome
Diving Skills Boost Squad Prospects For Year
The team highlights Steve Stusiney as a standout diver with strong potential to score points. Coach Brockway notes his abilities will aid in both individual and relay events. The swimming slate lists multiple events and athletes including Strauss, Fowler, Angerson, Gavid, Bixoh, and Roberts among others with schedules at Cedar Falls Day and University venues.
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Jeff
Brockway
Steve Stusiney
Jeff Lettermen
Steve Strauss
Feu
Pal Fowler
Tropey Angerson
Ron Gavid
Bixoh
Bick
Wilsod
Dlves
al Benaimar Buttertly
Fiyigual
John Roberts
AL Allers
Cedar Falls
Girumwa
ST Rock Island
Oat Washington
Waal Clinton
Central
al Fharshallioven
Washinatsa
Yen Heathen Jan
Tane
Sophomore and Juniors Lead Washington Football 27 Lettermen
Washington coach Bud Rainbow named 27 football lettermen including a sophomore and 14 juniors among varsity players. Tim Blackman won the Coaches' Award for outstanding contribution. Co-captains were seniors John Blackman and John Diehl. Junior and senior rosters list numerous players with managers Richard Lowar and Gene Kendall noted.
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Washington
Bud Rainbow
Rainbow
Tim Blackman
John Blackman
John Dieh
Keith Blomberd
Stave Senwandt
Dale Ferch
Duane Williams
Jim Carruthers
Keith Faidey
Nelsam
Bob King
John Dvarai
AI Corr
John Mcntanis
Jim Lockwood
and Hannson
Ban -Veette
Pele Kani
Dave 'Packingham
Dennis Packinghamn
Bill Sparrarove
Dennis Est Weg
Tom ‘Sase
Dennis Kwhale
Dav Greenberg
Terry Archer
Joe Lecking
Mike Waringer
Jonn Bisckmen
Johnng Diehl
David Galbraith
Rolf Wultsbera
Charles Klima
David Eriacher
Peter Pendouvellis
Peter Telenson
Rex Smith
Gene Mamiton
Seurar Taves
Crattackman
Rick Moses
Richard Lowar
Gene Kendall
Hawkeyes Favored Over Notre Dame in Final Tuneup
Writers from United Press International and Associated Press predict a Hawkeye win over Notre Dame in Iowa City. The panel favors Iowa by several points, with mixed views on other Big Ten games as Michigan State aims for Illinois, and Notre Dame still facing Syracuse later in the schedule.
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University of Iowa
Jn Slim
Notre Dame
Iowa City
Wire Association
Steve Snider
Oscar Farley
United Press. International
Will Grimsley
Jerry Liskal
Associated Press
Hawkeye
Jerry Liska
Iowa
Irish
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Syracuse
Irieh
Illinois
Snider
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Farvard
Bégton Altos
Baston
Colase
Delaware
Bucknall Aly
Crost
Connecticut
Columbia
Rutgers
Lehigh
Lafayette
Midwest
State
Oklahoma
Eraskate
Millsouri
Kansas
Lel Vas
Purdue
Indiana
Wisconsin
Kan
Fea
Drake
Cincinnati
Dayton
Kent State
Tateea
U. Aver
College Football Scores From Across The Nation
A garbled recap lists multiple games with teams such as Xavier, Idaho State, Bowling Green, Wichita, Duke, Auburn, Florida State, Wake Forest, Kentucky, Tulane, Maryland, Vanderbilt, Washington, Southern California, UCLA, Oregon, California, Stanford, Air Force, Utah State, and others. Entries mention winners, with scores like Duke 21, Auburn 72 and Southern California 21, UCLA 14, among various matchups. The piece resembles a roundup of college football results with numerous OCR errors and jumbled team names.
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South North Carolina
Duke
Auburn
Florida State
Harm Carolina State
Wake Forest
Florida
Miami
Alsat
Kentucky
Tennessee
Boulgiana State
Tulane
Clemion
South Carolina
Maryland
Virainia
Vanderbilt
Washington
West Virinie
Furman
Mississippi
Baylor
Southern Methodist
Rice
Texas Christian
Arkansas
Texas Tech
Houston
Louisville
Arizona
New Mexico
Arizona State
Wah
Wyoming
Texas Western
California
UCLA
Washington i
Washington State
Oregon
Stanford
Air Force
Cotarate
Capotado
Brisham
Young
Sar Anse
Pacific
Poultry Shoot Sunday At Otter Creek Club
Otter Creek Sports club schedules a poultry shoot Sunday November 24 at the grounds north of Ames. Event runs 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. with prizes and food, plus a separate note on Drake and ISU football remarks regarding a potential Drake Iowa State matchup.
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Otter Creek Club
Ilowa
ISU
Otter Creek Sportsman’s Club
Drake Boo
North Ames
Cedar Rapids
Owal
University Ofip
Dhejeus
Tre
Ro- Sale
Sis
Mert
Drake
Otter Creek
Scheol
Iowa
Iowa State
Mertes
Des Moines
Finley
Awa
Towa State
Towa
Colts Phillies Cool on 2 for 1 Trade Deal
Houston AP report states General Manager Paul Rich of the Colts negotiates with Philadelphia but the clubs remain cool on a two for one trade deal. Key figures include Paul Rich and executives from Philadelphia seeking a deal without urgency. Details on terms are not disclosed and no agreement was reached.
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Colts
Phillies
Houston
Texas
Paul Richyards
Houston Colts
Philadelphia
Phillies and Colts discuss Carl Warwick trade deal
Phillies and Colts weigh a potential trade involving fielder Carl Warwick, with reports mentioning fielder Bon Demeter, pitcher Bob Bruce, and infielder Quti Phils in the potential package.
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Phillies
Colts
Carl Warwick
Duts
Bon Demeter
Bob Bruce
Quti Phils
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