Five Big Ten stars named to AP 1964 all conference team
Michigan quarterback Bob Timberlake headlined the 1964 AP all conference squad as a unanimous pick at halfback after a versatile season guiding the Wolverines to the title. Gary Snook Iowa, Dick Gordon Michigan State, and Jim Grabowski Illinois joined on offense with top defensive selections including Dick Butkus and Bill Yearby.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Associated Press
Bob Timberlake
Michigan
Tion
Dick Gordon
Michigan State
Jim Grabowski
Illinois
Timberlake
Gordon
Dick Butkus
Bill Yearby
George Donnelley
Arnie Chonko
Ohio State
Bill Malinchak
Indiana
Karl Noonan
Iowa
Bob Hadrick
Purdue
Malinchak
Jerry Rush
Archie Sutton
Don Croftcheck
Dan Porretta
Joe Cerne
Northwestern
Gary Snook
E—Harold Wells
Aaron Brown
Minnesota
Jim Garcia
Dwight Kelley
Tom Cecchini
B—Kraig Lofquist
Tom Nowatzke
Arnold Chonko
Jim Jones
Wisconsin
Jim Davidson
Lee Bennet
John Hohman
John Marcum
Ed Flanagan
B—Rich Radar
Gordon Teter
Carl Ward
Mel Anthony
Miciigan
Jim Conley
Bill Spahr
T—Ed Orzen, Ohio State; Jerry Shay, Purdue; Lb—Charles Migyanka
Don Hansen
Tom Bugel
John Kuszniewski
Ron Frain
Ken Eby
Dick Rindfuss
Ed Crazen
Rich Badar
Linois
Pat Riley
Mich
Linn-Mar Triumphs 60-37 Over Troy Mills in Home Win
Linn-Mar volleyed to a 60-37 victory over Troy Mills in a Tuesday night game at the Linn-Mar gym. Dave Price led with 15 points, while Mark Baty had 11 for Troy Mills. The Lions opened strong, led 13-11 after one, then 28-11 in the second, and coachs cleared the benches in the final period. Linn-Mar freshman-sophomore team also won 46-16, Dennis Price scoring 19 for the young Lions. Next game is December 4 at Walker.
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Dave Price
Mark Baty
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Trojans
Doug Behrends
Terry Hinman
Price
Baty
Mark Newland
Dennis Price
Young Lions
Noonan Named Hawkeyes Captain and MVP
Karl Noonan of Iowa was chosen as team captain and most valuable player for 1965, the Davenport banquet marking a rare double honor. He credited linemen and Gary Snook for the passing game, while Del Gehrke won the All-Iowa award and Bud Wiese the Eva shevski GPA honor.
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Hawkeyes
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Snook
Erwin Prasse
Noonan
del Gehrke
Mendota, II
Marlin
Bud”’ Wiese
Tama
Forest Evashevski
Quad City I
Jerry Burns
Burns
Timberlake Named AP Back Of Week For Michigan
AP honors Timberlake of Michigan as back of the week for leading the Wolverines in a 10-0 win over Ohio State and a Rose Bowl spot. Florida State’s Brown Bear Shineholser is AP lineman of the week for key play against Florida. Michigan linebacker Cecchini earns Midwest lineman of the week from UPI, while Purdue’s junior halfback is Midwest back of the week.
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Bob Timberlake
University of Michigan
Wolverines
Associated Press
Tim Berlake
Ohio State
Jack Shineholser
Brown Bear
Florida State
Florida
Seminoles
Michigan
Tom Cecchini
United Press International
Purdue
UPI
Midwest
Glass backboard mishap delays Bettendorf West Davenport game
Bettendorf opened home season with West Davenport but the glass backboard broke on a dunk by West’s Joe Grubisich. The teams and officials moved to West High’s gym 10 miles away and the game restarted an hour and a half later with West winning 61 to 43.
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Bettendorf High School
Bettendorf
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West
Joe Grubisich
West High
Cassidy Stops Haynes in New York Bout
Associated Press reports Bobby Cassidy defeats Tommy Haynes in New York, stopping him in the 156 pound division. Cassidy improves record as Haynes falls short.
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Bobby Cassidy
Cpalmere
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New York
Cedar Rapids B Monticello Triumph Over Prairie 60 49
Prep basketball results from Cedar Rapids and surrounding conferences list multiple games. Notable outcomes include Cedar Rapids B Monticello defeating Prairie 60 to 49, and Wapsie Conference rivals Lincon 57 Olin 40, plus many others across districts with varied scores.
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Newhall
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Lincoln
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Bennett
Wheatland
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Calamus
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Lost Nation
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Valley-Monte Montezuma clash in Cedar League play
Iowa Valley swept Montezuma in a boys 57-34 win as Rick Wanamaker led scoring with 25. In the girls game Iowa Valley topped Montezuma 52-45 with E McKee scoring 30 for Montezuma.
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Iowa Valley
Rick Wanamaker
E. McKee
Iowa to have coach Burns in Shrine East team at San Francisco
Iowa head coach Jerry Burns accepted an invitation to help coach the East squad in the East-West Shrine game in San Francisco on January 2. Fellow East coaches will include Pete Elliott and Dr. Eddie Anderson. Iowa will have no players in the game, a first since 1958. Tony Giacobazzi and Phil Deutsch were selected for the North-South Shrine game, while Burns hopes seniors may join Blue-Gray or other all-star showcases.
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Jerry Burns
San Francisco
Pete Elliott
Illinois
Eddie Anderson
Holy Cross
Hawkeyes
Burns
Anderson
Tony Giacobazzi
Miami
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Phil Deutsch
Monti Heights Too Much For Prairie Panthers Win Opener
Monticello's Panthers beat Prairie 60-49 in the season opener, using height to control rebounding. Gary Zimmerman led with 20 points on ten field goals while Jesse Schulte was held to 13. Lon Scriven paced Prairie with 17. The Panthers also won the soph game 53-26.
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Gary Zimmerman
Hawks
Jesse Schulte
Lon Scriven
The
Soph
Jeff Swim Team Beats State College 64-27 At Jeff Pool
Jefferson swims to a 64 27 victory over State College with Steve Strauss and Tim Miner as double winners. The J-Hawks swept most events, earning top finishes in the 200 medley relay 1 59 9 and 200 free, while Pierce and Dixoning led other J victories amid event disqualifications from SC.
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Brareneya
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Barter
Steve Stastny
Dick Witon
Mike Fowler
Anderson
Ron Jordan
Steve Cecil
Willardson
Kers
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Valenta
Dave Dixon
Warren Ask
Notre Dame dominates Football News year honors
The Football News named John Huarte player of the year and Ara Parseghian coach of the year. The national tally includes a 33 man all American team with Notre Dame three selections and two each for Illinois Michigan Oklahoma and Ohio State. Twenty two schools are represented by one player.
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Indiana
Iowa
Purdue
Minnesota
Michigan State
Northwestern
Wisconsin
Detroit
Mich
Johnson nets hat trick as Des Moines routs Fort Wayne 7-3
Paul Johnson scored the hat trick for Des Moines Tuesday night as the Oak Leafs defeated Fort Wayne 7-3 to expand their International Hockey League lead to eight points.
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Paul Johnson
Oak Leafs
Fort Wayne
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