Schultz May Not Play in Star Test
Randy Schultz star fullback from State College of Iowa may miss the first annual Iowa Collegiate All-Star game at Kingston Stadium due to a knee injury. Doctors advised against participation, casting uncertainty on the matchup against major college stars.
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Marion Tops Prairie in 2 Junior High Games
Marion defeated Prairie in two junior high basketball games at Marion on Tuesday. The seventh graders won 26 to 23 led by Wise 12 and Jensen 6 while Collins 6 and Meeks 2 also scored. The eighth grade prevailed 34 to 21 with Klein and Brase contributing for Prairie.
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Regis Royals From Anamosa 73 36 in Season Opener
Regis overcame a slow start to rout Anamosa 73 36 as Kaup led with 28 points and eight straight Regis in the first period. Seidel added 12 while Brenneman paced Anamosa with 11. balance aided Regis, with 12 of 15 players scoring.
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Long Named Iowa's Most Valuable Player for 1965
Cedar Rapids senior defensive end Dave Long was voted Iowa's most valuable player by teammates for 1965. He will play in the Iowa Collegiate All-Star game and the Blue-Gray game in Montgomery on Christmas Day and is anticipated to be drafted early by pro teams.
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Michigan State Leads All Big Ten on UPI Selects
Michigan State lands 11 players among the 44 chosen by Big Ten coaches for UPI all conference teams. Gene Washington Clinton Jones head the first offense, Bubba Smith Harold Lucas George Webster Don Japinga anchor the defense, with four Spartans on the second unit and five more on offense. Michigan follows with seven selections including Yearby Mack and Grabowski.
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Grabowski Leads AP All Big Ten Team
Illinois fullback Jim Grabowski was a unanimous choice on the AP all Big Ten football team. Michigan State halfback Clint Jones and defensive back George Webster also earned spots on the 22 player selection by an 11 man board of sports writers.
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Hawks fall to Monticello 69 39 in Tuesday game
Prairie, 1 2 season record after a 69 39 loss to Monticello. Don Sirowy led Prairie with 10 points while Frank Pirkel was held to eight. Monticello’s Cowan led the winners with 13 points as Greenawald Paulsen and Husman added 10 each.
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Skywriters misfire as Purdue leads 1965 Big Ten forecasts
The Skywriters 29 reporters predicted Purdue to win the 1965 Big Ten as Michigan State rose to the title while Michigan finished seventh and Iowa tenth in the standings. Wisconsin ended 2-7-1, and coach Milt Bruhn anticipated a better 1966 season with new freshmen likely to help. A new all-star game rule favors the team trailing in score by awarding the kickoff to the behind team.
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Early Marion Lead Falls to Iowa City 76 50
Iowa City High defeated Marion Indians 76 to 50 on Tuesday night after a balanced scoring effort. Four Iowa City players reached double figures led by Jones with 16 points, Wilson 11, and Frantz and Reinboldt 10 each. Devins topped Marion with 14, Randall added 12. Marion led briefly early, but Iowa City surged ahead by the first period end and never trailed thereafter.
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Linn-Mar dominates Troy Mills 98-62 in victory
Linn-Mar cagers improve to 2-0 in Allac conference with a 98-62 win over Troy Mills. Tom Mullesman 25 and Dave Price 22 lead Linn-Mar scorers while Mark McCright posts 25 for Troy Mills. Behrends 16 and Lisle 18 also tally for Linn-Mar. Freshman sophomore team wins 75-21 behind Bob Hoyt 18.
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Dunlop to Pilot Quad Cities Again
Davenport report says Harry A. Dunlop is named manager of the Quad Cities Angels for the 1966 season. It marks his second season with the Midwest league team and seventh as a manager overall. Last season Quad Cities finished ninth first half and seventh in the second half.
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