Billy the Kid Grows Up in Iowa Football Outlook
Evashevski praises sophomore Hap Hap Pel for standout Notre Dame performance and readiness to start. The coach outlines spring position shifts across the line and backfield, naming Gibbons Gilliam Bloomquist Jehle Theer Suchy Van Buren Pierce Deasy Klein Swedberg Bowen Hatch Reichow Ploen Veit and several freshmen as contenders for 1956 roles.
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Evashevski
Jim Gibbons
Soph
Frank Gilliam
Frank Rigney
Michigan
Gibbons
Gilliam
Iowa
Frank Bloomquist
Cal Jones
Evy
Cal
Ken Jehle
West Liberty
Bloomquist
Dick Theer
Davenport
Dick Deasy
Ohio
John Burroughs
Washington, D. C
Notre Dame
Rodger Swedberg
Don Bowen
Terry Shuck
Sleepy” Klein
Navy
Sleepy
Jim Freeman
Toni Hatch
Jerry Reichow
Kenny Ploen
Gene Veit
Olen Treadway
Randy Duncan
Jeff Langston
Iowa Hawkeye football prospects for 1956 season
Nocera leads potential backfield returns as several key backs depart. Earl Smith and Eldean Matheson sit among top losses while Don Dobrino and sophomores Bill Happel and Mike Hagler are set to join. Roger Wiegmann and Eldan Kanellis also graduate, leaving Marion Walker Fred Harris and Jon Janda to anchor a lean, fast future squad with home game advantage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Smith
Eldean Matheson
Don Dobrino
Eddie Vincent
Iowa
Bill Happel
Mike Hagler
Roger Wiegmann
Eldan Kanellis
Marion Walker
Fred Harris
Jon Janda
Sophs
Ohio
John Nocera
Hawkeyes
Hoegh Warms Tangerine Bowl with Coe Wire
The Waterloo Courier criticizes Governor Hoegh for sending a wire on Coe College’s behalf to the Tangerine Bowl committee. The paper notes Iowa Teachers were also under consideration and jokes about whether teachers would have asked for such aid. East St. Louis players Don Bowen and Frank Rigney joined the Iowa squad this season. An eighth grader at East St. Louis is already 6 3 and 248 pounds. KCRG’s Bob Brooks and Dick Clausen were shaken when their car was rear ended entering the Notre Dame stadium gate causing about 400 dollars in damage. the other driver Dan Sheehan, a former Iowa player, also had more damage to his vehicle.
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Ae Forest Evashevski
Billy Hoppel
Cedar Rapids
Notre Dame
Bill
Happel
Evy
Sleepy Klein
Mike Hagler
Vincent
Elkhart
Hap
Billy
McKinley
Iowa
Evashevski
The
Waterloo Courier
Hoegh
Coe
Friends of Iowa
East St. Louis
Ill
Don Bowen
Frank Rigney
KCRG
Bob Brooks
Dick Clausen
Pases
Notre Dame Stadium
Brooks
Dan Sheehan
National Golf Foundation
Pellegrini Tops Collier's All America Player List
Bob Pellegrini of Maryland named player of the year on Collier's 66th all-America team. He hails from Yatesboro Pennsylvania and is the second Walter Camp Memorial trophy winner honoring Yale coach who started Collier's all-America tradition. The 1955 squad also includes Ron Kramer Michigan Ron Beagle Navy Bo Bolinger Oklahoma Hardiman Cureton UCLA Frank D Agostino Auburn Bruce Bosley West Virginia Earl Morrall Michigan State and Howard Cassady Ohio State among others.
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New York
Bob Pellegrini
Maryland
Collier
Pellegrini
Yatesboro
Yale
American Football Coaches Association
Ron Kramer
Michigan
Ron Beagle
Navy
Bo Bolinger
Oklahoma
Hardiman Cureton
UCLA
Frank D’agostino
Auburn
Bruce Bosley
West Virginia
Earl Morrall
Michigan State
Howard Cassady
Ohio State
TCU’s Jim Swink and Notre Dame’s Don Schaefer Highlight Names
Jim Swink of Texas Christian and Don Schaefer of Notre Dame are named in the report. The items reference players from two major programs and juxtapose their credentials. Details remain fragmentary but indicate notable college football figures.
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Jim Swink
Texas Christian
Don Schaefer
Notreame
Olds to Pay for MSU Band Rose Bowl Trip
Lansing AP report says General Motors Olds division will cover the cost of sending Michigan State University's 130 piece marching band to the Rose Bowl on January 2 as the Spartans face UCLA.
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Lansing
Mich
Oldsmobile
General Motors Corp
Michigan State University
IMSU
Uclans
West Palm Beach Open Begins Friday
The $5,000 West Palm Beach Open starts Friday in West Palm Beach Fila. Favorites include Ed Furgol of St. Louis Walter Burkemo of Detroit and Doug Ford of Kiamesha Lake.
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West Palm Beach
Fila
Ed Furgol
St. Louis
Walter Burkemo
Detroit
Doug Ford
Kiamesha Lake
Luther College Faces Western Illinois In Corn Bowl Showdown
Luther College of Decorah seeks its 19th straight win as it meets Western Illinois State College in the Corn Bowl at Macomb Illinois Thursday at 11 am. Western Illinois carries a 6 2 1 season and will counter with a veteran squad led by Fullback Jack Schultz who owns a school rushing record of 2040 yards.
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Don Valentine A. Leinenwever
Randall Rayir
Gazette
Macomb
Ill
Luther College of Decorah
Western Illinois State College
Western Illinois
Illinois College
Wheaton College
Luther
Jack Schultz
Wesly Stevens
Norse
Joe Tyler
Ray Wallis
Austin Duke
Bob DeVries
Luther Little
Michigan players blame Ohio State razzing for penalties
Michigan football players blamed persistent taunting from Ohio State in the Big Ten title game for the late penalties that helped Ohio State win 17 to 0. The article notes injuries, key players unavailable, and outlines comments from Lincoln Kramer and Al Sigman who were ejected for arguing with officials.
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Ann Arbor
Mich
University of Michigan
Ohio State
U., of M
Wolverine
al Sigman
Sigman
Michigan
Ron Kramer
Thanksgiving Day NFL clash Detroit hosts Green Bay on ABC
ABC televises the Thanksgiving game from Detroit at 11 a.m. Local carrier KCRG TV 9 will also air the matchup in the region.
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Detroit
Green Bay
ABCTV
Ecgle
Kcrg-Tvv
Marion Defeats Belle Plaine 64 54 After Late Rally
Marion built a 20-11 lead then withstood a Belle Plaine surge to win 64-54. Darrel Failor and Ron Altenberg sparked the stretch run as Jerry Cox led Marion with 20 points. Belle Plaine guard Ron Kern scored 25, with Larry Lebeda adding 13. Marion’s sophomore team opened 55-13 win.
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Belle Plaine
Marion
Darrel Failor
Ron Altenberg
Jerry Cox
Failor
Altenberg
Ron Kern
Larry Lebeda
Ray Fuller
Bryce England
Iowa Fresh Face Varsity Charity Game Schedule
University of Iowa coach Bucky O'Connor set a charity varsity-freshman basketball game for Tuesday November 29 at 7 30 p m in the fieldhouse admission is 50 cents with proceeds split between the Basketball Hall of Fame and the U S Olympic fund the game serves as a preview for the 1955 56 Hawkeye varsity before the Dec 3 season opener versus Nebraska on CBS-TV.
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Iowa City
Bucky O’connor
University of Iowa
Tues
O’connor
Basketball Hall of Fame
U. S. Olympic Fund
Hawkeye
Nebraska
Russian Fans Try Lynch Referee in Armenian Match
In Moscow the Armenian supreme court gave sentences of 20 and 25 years to Russian football fans who attacked a referee and threw stones at security during a Crevan match. The group described as ruffians had prior police trouble.
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Moscow
INL
Armenian Supreme Court
Crevan
Riders Gain 47-43 Victory Over U High
Roosevelt of Cedar Rapids led by Ray Sturm with 10 points and Jerry Schoenfelner scoring 16 for U high, as Roosevelt edged University High 47-43 in Iowa City. The game stayed tight, with Roosevelt breaking a 37 all tie late to seal the win.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Roosevelt
Iowa City University High
Jerry Schoenfelner
Ray Sturm
Schoenfelner
U-high
Conrad
Montour
G—Gladbrook
Beaman
B—Gladbrook
G—Dinsdale
Garwin
B—Dinsdale
Millersburg
Victor
B—Victor
Mississippi Valley
C.R. Roosevelt
U High
North Iowa
Cedar
Hornung Honored For Iowa Game
Notre Dame quarterback Paul Hornung, the Irish’s take charge leader, sparked a 62 yard drive for a tying TD and kicked a 28 yard game winning field goal against Iowa. The 205 pound junior has 83 carries for 377 yards, 36 of 81 passing for 484 yards and eight touchdowns this season.
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Chicago
Notre Dame
Paul Hornung
Iowa
United Press Midwest
Hornung
OSU Guards Jim Parker Named AP Lineman of the Week
Ohio State followed up a second straight Big Ten title and a 17 0 Rose Bowl win over Michigan with lineman of the week honors for Jim Parker. The guard earned AP recognition for his dominant work on the line against the Wolverines.
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Associa
Ohio State
Michigan
Wolverines
Howard
Hopalong” Cassaday
OSU
Associated Press
Big Jim Parker
Ohio State Guard
Ann Arbor
Duke Snider to Sign Dodgers Contract for 45000
The Los Angeles Examiner reports Duke Snider will sign a new Dodgers contract worth 45000 in 1956. General manager Buzzy Bavasi is expected in Los Angeles to finalize the deal.
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Los Angeles
INS
Los Angeles Examiner
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Dodgers
Examiner
Buzzy Bavasi
Snider
Navy Favored By Six In Army Navy Classic
Navy named a six point favorite for the annual Army Navy game in Philadelphia amid recent series dominance and a stronger season mark. Army counters with a tougher defense led by Don Holleder. the game will be nationally televised as part of Thanksgiving program.
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Army
Navy
Philadelphia
Threatening Letter Sent to MSU Coach Daugherty Before Marquette Game
East Lansing Michigan State football coach Duffy Daugherty received a typewritten unsigned letter warning him against beating Marquette by more than six points. He turned it to campus police and was guarded by plainclothes officers before the game, which the Spartans won 33 to 0.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State
Duffy Daugherty
Marquette
Warriors
Daugherty
Newark
McKinley Wrestlers Dominate Heavierweights in 25-11 Victory
McKinley High school defeated Vinton Lightsaving 25 to 11 Tuesday night as heavyweights sparked the win. Ted Hart of Vinton toppled Dan Dailey in 5:19 at 95 pounds while August Perez of McKinley edged Harold Vange Haar at 103 pounds. George Dyer of McKinley won at 112 pounds, Robby Kapler of Vinton took a decision, and several other close bouts followed including Matt Scheibeler and Tom Laughlin securing decisions for McKinley.
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McKinley
Vinton Lightsaving
Ted Hart
Dan Dailey
August Perez
Harold Vange Haar
George Dyer
Larry Wee Robby Kapler
Gary
Tom Scheibeler
Richard
Carl Davis
Grant Metic
S P Laughlin
Bruce Sre
Gordon Jones
John
Hen
Ifiichara Ingels
Bob Hartman
Virgil OS Cameron
C.R
East German swimmer sets 100m breast world record
Horst Fritsche of Magdeburg reportedly broke the world record in the 100 meter breast stroke with a 1 minute 9.2 second clocking at a Tuesday meet against Romania. The agency notes the time as the recognized world record of 1 10.5.
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Berlin
Horst Fritsche
Madgeburg
Romania
Cage Results High School League Report
Benton County and Buchanan County listings show multiple boys basketball results across districts Garrison Blairstown Keota Walnut Hill and others with scores such as Garrison 78 Blairstown 49 and Lone Tree 79 Springville 50. The many line items cover school matchups including Dysart Geneseo Delhi Greeley Earlville Oneida and Parochial games.
Maynard dominates Stanely in girls and boys basketball
Maynard girls routed Stanley 70-44 behind Carolyn Nicholson 33 points while Mary Lentz added 20 for Stanley. In the boys game Maynard won 71-39 with Snodgrass scoring 14 and Grell 10 for Stanley. OSSIAN DeSales of Ossian beat Cresco Notre Dame 67-32 led by Murphy 32 points. Cresco Notre Dame boys lost 44-29 as Gehlin 18 paced DeSales.
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Maynard
Stanley
Bse
Carolyn Nicholson
Mary Lentz
Snodgrass
Grell
Ossian
DeSales
Ossiar
Cresco Notre Dame
Murphy
D. Skreta
Cresco
Notre Dame
Gehlin
Norman Bohr
Ridgeway-Lime Springs Split in How-Winn Conf Play
Lime Springs girls beat Ridgeway 70 to 44 with Judy Lloyd scoring 33 and Mavis Creger adding 23 for Ridgeway. In boys action Ridgeway won 54 to 46 led by Wayne Howden with 20 points.
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Ridgeway
Lime Springs
Judy Lloyd
Mavis Creger
Wayne Howden
Stanwood Boys and Girls Beat Lisbon in Pair of Games
Stanwood swept Lisbon with the boys winning 73 64 and the girls 71 38. Hanson led Stanwood with 31 points while Light scored 25 for Lisbon. Armstrong added 20 for Stanwood and Carbee 18 for Lisbon.
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Stanwood
Lisbon
Hanson
Light
Armstrong
Carbee
Monona Girls Beat Luana 53 45. Boys Win 58 49
Monona's LUANA-Overbeck scored 35 points to lead the girls past Luana 53 to 45. Shepard added 16 for Luana. In the boys game Monona won 58 to 49 as Deering scored 22 and Hilmer matched that total for Monona.
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Luana
Overbeck
Monona
Shepard
Deering
Hilmer
Garnavillo Boys Top Colesburg 76 45. Girls Win 45 22
Dwight Vick and John Puecke each scored 17 points to lift Garnavillo boys over Colesburg 76 to 45. Gary Barnhart led Colesburg with 14. In the girls game Colesburg won 45 to 22 as Varnella Walters scored 21 and Janet Kainz added 11 for Garnavillo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colesburg
Dwight Vick
Man
John Puecke
Garnavillo
Gary Barnhart
Varnella Walters
Janet Kainz
Keota Tops West Chester In Varsity and Reserve Games
Keota defeated West Chester 53 to 32 with Mike Greiner scoring 16 points. The Keota reserves also won 37 to 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keota
West Chester
Mike Greiner
Waukon Tops New Albin 61-46 in Key Hoops clash
John Bakke led Waukon with 23 points as they defeated New Albin 61-46. Joe Fink scored 16 for the losers. Waukon reserves won the opener 26-20.
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Fayette
Tripoli
Alumni
Postville
Waukon
New Albin
st—Maynard
Stanley
B—Maynard
South Iowa Cedar
John Bakke
Joe Fink
New Hampton tops Decorah in boys game 52 to 45
New Hampton defeated Decorah 52 to 45 led by Blietz with 23 points while Wangness scored 12 for Decorah. In the sophomore game Decorah edged out New Hampton 44 to 43.
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Decorah
New Hampton
Blietz
Wangness
Tama-Tama routs Clutier 83-26 in boys game
Tama-Tama defeated Clutier 83-26 with Wheeler scoring 17 points to lead the winners. Kopecky and Hushak each had eight for Clutier. Tama also won the junior game 57-8.
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Tama
Clutier
Res
Marion
Belle Plaine
Wapsie
Wheeler
Kopecky
Hushak
Postville Alumni Narrowly Defeat High School 68 66
Postville alumni edged the high school varsity 68 to 66 as Ron Jarmes scored 21 points to lead the alumni. Milt Mohs led the varsity with 19 points in a tight contest.
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Postville
Ron Jarmes
Milt Mohs
Craig Sooner in Peacock Drills Craig Sooner joins Iowa squad
Fayett e Upper Iowa basketball coach Ed Eischeid announced the addition of two players to his cage roster. Three year veteran Joe Craig and sophomore Jack Sooner joined Monday afternoon after Craig returned to classes from a late football season and a rib injury. Sooner, who arrived last spring, did not play in 1954 55 but starred at Independence High School.
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Don Suchy
Bill van Buren
Soph
Charles Pierce
Iowa
Norman Six
Cal Jones
George Kress
Dubuque
Cal
Kress
Harlan Je
Inson
Fayette—Upper Iowa
Ed Eischeid
Joe Craig
Jasonville
Ind
Jack Sooner
Independence
Craig
Sponer
Giants invite 21 year old Bill White to spring workout
New York reports Bill White a 21 year old first baseman who hit .298 for Dallas in the Texas league last season has been invited to work out with the New York Giants. The prospect joins a Giants roster looking to bolster infield depth as spring training approaches.
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NEW York
Bill White
Dallas
New York Giants
Conesville Sweeps Riverside in Clashes at Riverside
Conesville boys beat Riverside 57 to 50 behind Grey’s 14 points with M Shalla scoring for Riverside. Conesville girls won 62 to 51 as Tris poured in 41 and Rath led Riverside with 30.
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Conesville
Riverside
Grey
M. Shalla
Tris
Rath
Riversid
Wes Branch Triumphs Over West Liberty in Town League Action
Wes Branch boys beat West Liberty 58 to 44 in Eastern Town league play with Burt Thumr scoring 22. Jack Kirby added nine for Wes Branch. West Liberty won the girls game in overtime 56 to 51 after a 50 50 tie, with Karen Felton scoring 38 for Wes Liberty. Wells contributed 31 for Wes Branch.
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West Liberty
Wes Branch
Burt Thumr
Jack Kirby
Wes Liberty
Karen Felton
Wells
Lone Tree Girls Top Cosgrove 44 30 In League Tilt
Lone Tree girls beat Cosgrove 44 to 30 while Lone Tree boys lost 79 to 50 at home. Keith Crawford scored 28 to lead the Lone Tree boys in Eastern Iowa league win. Five players reached double figures. Springville’s McShane had 22 as Springville won 41-38 in reserves. Cosgrove junior high girls improved 34-12.
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Lone Tree
Lone Tre
Cosgrove
Lone Tree Boys
Springville
Keith Crawford
McShane
Packman
Low Tree
Carroll Amelo
Hartwick Girls Rally Past Conroy in 65-40 Victory
Kuhnle led Hartwick with 21 points to power a 61-51 win over Hartwick for the boys. Walton scored 21 for Hartwick girls, while Rathjen added 21 for Conroy.
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Hartwick
Conroy
Kuhnle
Wauters
Hartwick Girls
Walton
Rathjen
Keystone McCormick leads 52 46 win over LaPorte
Keystone-McCormick scored 16 points to lift Key Stone past LaPorte 52 to 46. Kray led LaPorte with 13 while Keystone reserves added the bounds of 135 to 30 in a decisive victory.
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Keystone
McCormick
LaPorte
Kray
Fayette boys edge Tripoli 46 45 in tight finish
Fayette boys beat Tripoli 46 to 45 with Richards scoring 12 and Nicklaus leading Tripoli. Fayette also won the girls game 45 to 39 behind Moore's 27. Neberg led Tripoli with 22.
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Fayette
Tripoli
Richards
Nicklaus
Moore
Neberg
Grundy Center Downs Independence 55 39 In Hoops
Grundy Center defeated Independence 55 to 39 as Ehler led with 20 points and Al Harbert added 16 for Grundy. The Grundy reserves won 26 to 4 in the prior game.
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Grundy
Ehler
al Harbert
Oelwein Tops Cresco Behind Windt 66 to 60
Oelwein defeats Cresco 66 60 with Windt scoring 20 points. Cresco's Peterson led Cresco with 20. Oelwein also won the sophomore game 56 39.
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Oelwein
Windt
Cresco
Peterson
Wellman-Wellman Upsets Williamsburg 58 45
Wellman-Wellman rallied to a 58 45 Ke-Wash conference win over Williamsburg. Bobaed led with 20 points and Fre Wagner added 16. Williamsburg’s Verne Doehrmann scored 19 as imce reserves won 34 16.
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Wellman
Williamsburg
Bobaed
Fre Wagner
Verne Doehrmann
Imce
Lowden Girls Top Clarence in Wapsie Eight Clash
Eleanor Licht scored 48 points to lift Lowden girls past Clarence 62-55 in a Wapsie Eight league game. Clarence’s Haselbusch tallied 32. In the boys game, Clarence won 83-53 as Greg Dorseth dropped 36 points and Ken Kroemer added 15 for Lowden.
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Lowden
Eleanor Licht
Lowden Girls
Wapsie
Clarence
Haselbusch
Greg Dorseth
Ken Kroemer
Hawkeye and Wadena Split in Fayette County Action
Hawkeye girls defeated Wadena 62 to 41 led by Niewoehner 32 points. Wadena boys bounced back as Alnsworth scored 26 on the way to a 56 to 37 win, with Mors adding 15 for Hawkeye.
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Hawkeye
Wadena
Hawkeye Girls
Niewoehner
Messerli
Alnsworth
Wadena Boys
Mors
Rowley-Rowley Defeats St. John's 77-68 in League Play
Rowley-Rowley beat St. John's of Independence 77 to 68 in Buchanan County League action. Hopkins led with 26 points for Rowley-Rowley, while Weber scored 27 for St. John's. St. John's reserves won 25 to 21.
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Buchanan County
Rowley
St. John’s
St.John’s of Independence
Hopkins
Weber
Dysart Boys Rally for 49-42 Victory Over Geneseo
Dysart boys trailed 13-0 early then surged for a 49-42 win over Geneseo led by Billy Kline with 14 points while Dick Taylor scored 11 for Geneseo. Dysart girls also won 55-49 with Rhoda Delfs scoring 33 and Coleen Casey 25 for Geneseo.
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Dysart
Geneseo
Billy Kline
Dick Taylor
Rhoda Delfs
Coleen Casey
Protovin teams sweep Chester with decisive wins
Protovin defeated Chester in both games with the girls losing 31 to 22 and the boys 48 to 40. Geraldine Martinek led the girls with 12 points while Swo boda topped the boys with 18.
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Protovin
Chester
Geraldine Martinek
Swoboda
Olin Triumphs Over Oxford Junction In Boys and Girls Games
Olin boys defeated Oxford Junction 60 to 32 with Olin’s Olin Hay scoring 17 points. Clapp led Oxford Junction with nine. The Olin girls won 73 to 36 as Strong scored 21 and Shedek added 16 for Oxford.
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Hay
Oxford Junction
Clapp
Olin Girls
Strong
Shedek
Oxford
McGREGOR-Mar-Mac Tops Guttenberg in Conference Play
In Upper Mississippi action the Mar-Mac girls defeated Guttenberg 61 to 36 as Peterson scored 42 and Smith added 13 for Guttenberg. The Mar-Mac boys extended their win streak to four with a 78 to 59 victory led by Smock with 19 while Frieden of Guttenberg totaled 21.
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Monona
Luana
Garnaville
Colesburg
Colesburge
Mar-Mac
Guttenberg
Straw
Point
Waterville
Upper Iowa
McGregor
Upper Mississippi
Peterson
Smith
Mar- Mac
Smock
Stanley Frieden
Tipton-Washington Triumphs Over Tipton 62 54
McCleery exploded for 24 points to power Tipton-Washington past Tipton 62 to 54. Chet Christiansen led Tipton's Wamac squad with 20 points. Tipton won the junior game 32-25.
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Washington
Tipton
Bloomfield
Ft. Madison
McCleery
Chet Christiansen
Ft Atkinson Girls Defeat Calmar 37 29 In Narrow Victory
Bernice Huber scores 21 points to lead Ft Atkinson girls over Calmar 37 to 29. The game advances the team with a solid fourth quarter. Continued coverage appears on Page 12 Column 3.
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FT. Atkinson
Bernice Huber
Calmar
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