Guglielmi Is Upset Hope Of ND Irish
Notre Dame’s Ralph Guglielmi returns as freshman quarterback to face Southern California. Notre Dame relies on passing and a strong running attack led by Johnny Lattner and Neil Worden. The Trojans boast a stout defense that has sparked most of their 9 game winning streak. Coach Leahy, ill but coaching, scouted USC from his sickbed as UCLA fell.
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Beloit Counted In New College League Talk
Lake Forest College president Dr. Ernest A. Johnson said a Chicago meeting on December 13 will consider forming a new conference with Beloit College Carroll College Wisconsin DePauw University Wabash College Lake Forest James Millikin University and possibly Illinois Wesleyan Bloomington. The plan has been in discussion for months and this will be the first formal gathering.
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College football picks final week shows mixed results
International News Service predicts the season’s last games with many close scores. Teams listed include Texas Aggies Utah Navy Army USC Notre Dame Alabama Auburn Baylor Rice Oklahoma Oklahoma State Washington State Virginia Vanderbilt and others.
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Prep Cage Results High School Basketball District Notes
Mississippi Valley games show Roosevelt over Towa City U 56. LC U high 32. Eastern Iowa Roosevelt 56 over Towa City R high, LC U high 82. B Colmourney 47 over Columbus Jet 16. Sigourney Vinton 46, Tama 44 (res.). Linn County Point 76 over Rowley Fig ter Point 45. Cedar County G Oneville Springdale 61 over Springdale 40. Northeast Iowa New Hampton 60 over Osage 33. Upper Mississippi Monona 55 over Luana 46. West Branch vs Lone Tree 40 result listed.
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Bryant Optimistic Ram Hopes For Strong Wrestling Team
Mount Vernon Cornell's wrestling squad gears for the AAU tournament in Cedar Falls on December 13. Coach Chuck Bryant plans to send both freshman and varsity groups, aiming for balance after five wins and three losses last season. Recruits Bert Harris and Bob Reade from Spirit Lake and Monticello join, with Arden Buck from Mt. Morris competing for 167 and 177 pound spots as weights are yet to be set.
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Rock Island Lands Four On Star Metropolis Team
Undefeated Rock Island high school earned four first team berths on the Metropolitan all star football team for the Quad City area. Voting involved 37 coaches assistants scouts officials and writers. Shorty Almquist of Island named coach of the year in the Quad City area.
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Oklahoma earns four on INS Midlands team
Powerful Oklahoma, winner of its fifth straight undisputed Big Seven title, leads with four places on the INS Midlands selection. Missouri and Tulsa each cap two spots while other named players from Colorado, Nebraska, Crowder, and Kansas appear in the list.
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Eastern Iowa Prep Basketball Roundup
Walker-Alburnett split Linn County games as Burke scored 18 for Walker girls in a 41-24 win while Tritle led the losers with 10. Alburnett boys won 41-29 behind Blin 17. Winn added 12 for Walker. Center Point beat Rowley 76-49 as Jones hit 12 and MacCormick topped Rowley with 12. Sigourney crushed Columbus Junction 47-16 with Seabe at 19.
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Winthrop Joyride Halted by Power Outage in Wesday Game
Winthrop defeated Wesday 58 to 49 after a half hour delay caused by a power shortage that knocked out the gym lights. Stewart and Hogan each scored 14 for the winners. Ronnie Dietzman led Winthrop with 18 points.
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Coggon Girls Triumph as Earlville Falls in Twin Bill
Cogгон girls win 1 35 to Earlville 41. JoAnna Henderson scores 15 to lead Coggon. Earlville boys win 62 41 as D Thibadeau leads with 21. Coggon’s C J Robinson adds 15. Earlville struggles with no field goals until late in third.
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Lowden girls stay unbeaten with 56 45 win at Oxford Junction
In Wapsie Eight action Oxford Junction hosts Lowden. Eleanor Licht scored 26 points to lead Lowden while Roxie Lasack added 18 for Oxford Junction. Lowden boys edged Oxford Junction 53 52 in overtime, with Larry Twachtman 17 and Bob Sobatka 18.
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Atkins Keystone Lose to Komets in Benton County League
Atkins Keystone remained unbeaten earlier but lost to the Komets 46 to 23. Mehlert led Atkins Keystone with 12 points while Rammelsburg also scored 12 for the defeated team.
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Stanwood-Olin Sweep In Twin High School Games
Stanwood and Olin split a double header with Olin taking the boys 59-39 and the girls 58-41. Greim scored 26 for Olin and Paist led Stanwood with 16. Hollingsworth and Pinter each had 15 points to lead the boys.
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Center Point Tops Rowley In Linn County Wins
Center Point defeated Rowley with the Pointer girls winning 45 to 27 led by Joan Campbell scoring 27 points. Other Linn County victory followed for Center Point.
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Maynard Teams Sweep Varsity Games In Clear Wins
Maynard boys defeated Stanley 64 to 38 as Shay led with points and Copenhagen scored 13 for Stanley. Maynard girls won 75 to 57 with Fitch totaling 80 and Nichols 26 for Stanley.
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Mechanicsville Teams Split Wins in Local Matchups
Clarence led a double victory over Mechanicsville as the boys won 69 to 46 with Hall scoring 29. The girls also defeated Mechanicsville 53 to 29 powered by Elsgard with 21 points, while Robinson led Mechanicsville girls with 19 and Beln topped the Mechanicsville boys with 12.
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Monona Girls Edge Luana 60 59 In Tight Thriller
Monona girls topped Luana 60 to 59 as Moon scored 28 points and Drahn added 26 for Luana. In the boys game Monona won 55 to 46 with Hubacher 16 and Kling 15 leading Monona while Radloff scored 15 for Luana.
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Postville Pirates Open Cage Season with Win Over Mac
Postville opened its cage season by coasting Mar-Mac 64 to 44. Jim Rima led with 20 points, Chuck Deering added 17, and the Stewart brothers Fred and Walt combined for 30 to pace the Pirates against Mar-Mac, who suffered its first loss.
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Garnavillo teams extend win streaks past Colesburg
Garnavillo boys roll to a 55-40 victory led by Dick Wright with 32 points while the Garnavillo girls crush Colesburg 82-27 for a fourth straight win.
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Hawkeye Girls Top Wadena 59 to 27 in Freshbeat Victory
Joyce Timm score 38 points paced Hawkeye girls as they defeated Wadena 59 27. Hel en Pritchard led Wadena with 15. Ostrander and Proberd led Hawkeye boys with 20 and 12 respectively in a 60 30 loss.
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Delhi and Hopkinton Split Twin Bill
Delhi girls won 67 25 while Hopkinton girls lost 3 36 The Delhi scorer Mary Lou led with 11 points and Barkaeee had a top score for the Hopkinton boys Jenn Jones posted 16 for Hopkinton and Dale Cords led Delhi with 15.
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Randalia boys topple Clermont in two tight Fayette County games
Randalia edged Clermont 60-58 as Wilbur scored 16 for the boys. In the girls game Randalia won 65-62 with Smith contributing 28 and Bark 25 while Clermont’s Bill Swenson led the boys with 20 and Steve Knudsen added 18. Clermont girls Karen Jacobson 31 and Sandy Olson 27 led scoring.
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Greeley Sweeps Oneida in Girls and Boys Basketball
Greeley defeated Oneida twice on Tuesday with the girls winning 77 to 48 led by Bocken stad's 32 and Wegman scoring 36 for Oneida. The boys edged Oneida 67 to 48, O'Dell scoring 23 for Greeley and Fensterman leading the Oneida boys with 18.
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Martelle and Baldwin Split In Weekend High School Action
In the girls game Baldwin won 58 46 as Remington led with 24 and Buck also had 24 for Baldwin. Martelle boys won 79 31 paced by Brewer with 25. Werden added eight for Baldwin.
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West Liberty Girls Edge Kinross 59 to 57. Boys Fall to Springville
West Liberty girls narrowly defeated Kinross 59 57 while the boys were beaten by undefeated Springville 61 50. Springville’s Ron Saeerey scored 17 points to lead the visitors with Don Pelzer 16 and Dirk Palmer 15. Kinross’s top scorer was Ronest? with 40 points and Orma Chelf added 28 for West Liberty.
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West Branch, Lone Tree split league games in Tuesday action
In a Little Five matchup West Branch girls fell to 50-40 as Betty Stoner led with 20 and Jackie Flake scored 27 for Lone Tree. Lone Tree boys beat West Branch 52-45 with Ken Shaw scoring 24 and Bryson adding 12 for West Branch.
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Calmar boys crush Ft Atkinson in twin bill
Calmar boys win 53-29 led by Russ Hillman with 29 points. Ft Atkinson girls edge Calmar 37-36 after a late four minute surge for a one point victory. Sobelka noted in coverage.
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Ossian Girls Top Farmersburg in 57 46 Victory
Ossian girls beat Farmersburg 57 to 46 as Janice Felix scored 29 points to lead Ossian. Farmersburg boys won 45 to 37 behind Amundson with 21 points and Fuelling adding 30 for Virgil Birdsell’s squad.
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Mills Wins Pair in Linn County Conference Action
Troy Mills swept Viola in a Linn County Conference doubleheader here Tuesday. The girls won 63-49 with Betty Fink scoring 25 points. The boys, shortened by a power failure at halftime, finally finished 29-18 as Butterfield led with nine.
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Edgewood-Guttenberg Girls and Boys Rally For Pair Of Wins
The Edgewood and Guttenberg teams swept both games with girls winning 43 to 31 and boys 60 to 34 Janet Jewell led Edgewood with 22 points while Becker scored 23 for the winning boys and Clark Thurn had 12 for Edgewood.
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Manchester Tops Elkader 45 34 In Varsity Clash
Bob Ross scored 15 points leading Manchester to a 45 34 win over Elkader Halaverson added nine for Elkader Manchester reserves also won a separate game in the brief report
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Shellsburg Van Horne Rally Delivers Two Wins
Hessenius led the girls with 22 in a 52 38 victory over Shellsburg while Janet Claussen scored 17 for the losers. Dick Lyons topped the boys with 19 as Van Horne won 67 27 and Larry Peters added eight for Shellsburg.
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Traer Edges Toledo 57-49 Behind Voetberg's 23
Larry Voetberg scored 23 points to lead Traer past Toledo 57-49. Toledo’s Dick Wiebold added 21 points in the setback.
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Vinton Tops Tama 41-26 as Dick Meyers Leads
Dick Meyers was high point man for Vinton in a 41-26 victory over Tama. The Vinton reserves won the opener 46-44.
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Conroy-Tiffin Boys Rally Past Tiffin Girls Edge Conroy
The Conroy boys defeated Tiffin 58 to 33 with Don Stevens scoring 17 points and Harry Brogan adding 11. In the girls game Tiffin won 56 to 55 as Nona Ludwig led Conroy with 31 points and Janice Olson contributed 24 for Conroy.
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Navy's Fullam Cleared to Play in Army Classic
Navy defensive tackle Don Fullam was ruled eligible by Navy Secretary Dan Kimball to play in the annual interservice clash against Army. Fullam had been suspended at the Naval Academy during an investigation of conduct violations and will face disciplinary action after the game, likely loss of liberty or demerits.
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Norway Girls Edge Newhall 56 55 On Late Free Throw
Marlys McArtor scored 40 points including a free throw with six seconds remaining to lift Norway girls over Newhall 56 55. Garwood added 14 for Norway while Newhall’s Dickens led the boys with 16 in a 47 43 loss to Norway.
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Bears Game Broadcast on KCRG 1600 Sundays
Local readers learn the Chicago Bears air on KCRG 1600 every Sunday afternoon, offering guidance for fans to catch the pro football action in their area.
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