Favor USA For Fourth Loop Title
Upper Iowa remains the favorite to win the 1965 66 cage race following a poll of coaches. Stan Jack returns 10 lettermen from a 13 3 squad, with Buena Vista Central Wartburg and Luther listed as contenders and each predicting Upper Iowa again.
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Frank Linch
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Hon Shimkus
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George Kuh
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Inexperience Among Jeff Tankers Slows Start
Cedar Rapids Jefferson swimming coach Dave Brockway leads a 31 member squad with six lettermen as the J-Hawk tankers open the season slowly after losses to Iowa City U high and Clinton. Seniors Valenta Burns and others face fundamentals and training gaps while sophomores show promise. Schedule includes meets from Nov. 26 to Feb. 12 with key early losses shaping outlook.
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Dat Rock Island
Davenport Central
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Jefferson Swimming
Robbin Davis
Gophers Iowa Could Catch Wolverines for Big Ten Title
Ted Meier reports Michigan faces a likely battle with Minnesota and Iowa for the Big Ten crown as back Patriots include Cazzie Russell and eight lettermen. Minnesota losses are noted but Lou Hudson, Archie Clark and Tom Kondla loom strong. Iowa returns four starters led by Chris Pervall and George Peeples.
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Don Yates
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George Peeples
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Walt Wesley
Kansas State
Nick Pino
Brown
Oklahoma State
Bradley
Joe Allen
Wichita
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Louisville
SCI Tops Jeff in Dual Swimming Meet 56-39
The College of Iowa high school team SCI defeated Jefferson 56 to 39 in a Tuesday dual swimming meet in Cedar Falls. Event results include SCI relay teams winning the 400 free relay and medley relay with top times, and individual wins by SCI swimmers in the 200 free 100 free and 100 back. Jeff counterparts posted placing finishes across distances.
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Upper Iowa Cage Clinic Set Dec 17
Upper Iowa University hosts the first annual basketball clinic featuring four colleges and coach Forrey Anderson of Hiram Scott in a Friday and Saturday schedule. Officials clinic at 1 p.m. Saturday precedes doubleheaders with games Friday Dec 17 and Saturday Dec 18. Admission 2.50 includes clinic sessions and a smorgasbord.
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Paul Knutson
Forrey Anderson
Hiram Scott College
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East Central Oklahoma Accepts Cigar Bowl Bid
East Central Oklahoma, ranked fourth among small colleges by the NATA, accepted a bid to play Tampa University in the Cigar Bowl at Tampa on December 11. East Central finished 9-1 after a 15-14 loss to Beaumont, Texas. Tampa stood 6-2-1.
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North Central Conference elects dean as president
MINNEAPOLIS AP Dean Thomas Clifford of North Dakota was elected president of the North Central conference at the loop's annual fall athletic meeting Tuesday. Officials also accepted the resignation of O M How Nordly of Cedar Falls as supervisor of league officials.
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TV Preview of AFL Title Tilt in San Diego
In San Diego California the AFL clash pits the Buffalo Bills 8-2 against the Chargers 6-2 2 in a nationally televised Thanksgiving showdown at Balboa Stadium. The game may foretell the AFL title pairing with the field's rain saturated turf threatening play if rain persists.
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Kasper ek Named To West Squad In Shrine Game
Iowa State center Dick Kasper ek has accepted an invitation to play for the West in the East West Shrine game in San Francisco on December 31. He weighs 227 pounds and hails from LeSueur Minnesota.
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Iowa City records fall as Hawkeyes set season marks
Iowa's 1-9 season yielded rare bright spots with new school modern era records. Bob Anderson broke the field goal mark with six in eight attempts and led with 28 points. Karl Noonan set a three year career record with 102 receptions and 1,478 yards. Gary Snook increased the three year total offense benchmark to 809 plays and 3,817 yards.
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Picks Huskers Army In Top Football Tests
AP preview lists Navy, Alabama, Texas, Nebraska and Notre Dame as favorites. Scenarios include Navy over Army 17 10 with Bill Elias’s Midshipmen edging, Notre Dame 25 7, and Texas Christian ending season with four straight wins 20 13.
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Arkansas QB Back of Week Leads Razorbacks to 22nd Straight Win
John Brittenum of Arkansas directed a second half comeback against Texas Tech to seal a 42-24 victory and a second straight Southwest Conference title and Cotton Bowl assignment. The win extended the nation's longest winning streak to 22. Dartmouth coach Robert L Blackman was named UPI coach of the week after his Indians clinched the Ivy League title.
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Associated Press
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DeSoto Iowa
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Monti Matmen Triumph Over La Salle In Opener
Monticello outscored Cedar Rapids La Salle 38 10 in the season debut at La Salle Tuesday. Ron Russell clocked the fastest fall in 18 seconds and La Salle reserves won 23 10. Individual results list several Mountaineers and La Salle competitors with decisions and pins across multiple weight classes.
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LaiSalle
Ron Russell
Lisbon
Loras College Names Captain for 1965-66 Basketball Team
Laddie Sula, a Villa Park Tl junior, will lead the Loras College squad as captain for the 1965-66 season. He hails from Villa Park and is noted as the team’s new captain.
Regis Sophs Triumph Over Anamosa 53 48 Curtain Raiser
Regis sophomores beat Anamosa 53 to 48 in the curtain raiser. Jeff Ditch scored 25 for Anamosa, while Don Balik led Regis with 16 points. Other Anamosa contributors included Rye Slike and Perry Cook, with Balik and Ditch among the top scorers.
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Ted Baudreau
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Colts at Lions on Thanksgiving TV clash
Baltimore leads the Western Conference with an eight game win streak and can clinch a path toward the title with a win or tie against injury plagued Detroit. The nationally televised game on Thanksgiving marks Detroit’s 26th holiday battle, with a 13 11 1 series edge, set to start at 11 15 a m.
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Iowa State and Iowa players lead major college football stats
Tim Van Galder of Iowa State sits 19th in total offense and 18th in passing with 1,418 yards on 100 completions of 228 attempts and six touchdowns with 14 interceptions. Gary Snook of Iowa ranks 24th in passing with 95 of 230 for 1,009 yards and four touchdowns with 23 picks. Karl Nooman leads in receptions with 43 catches for 549 yards.
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