Marion tops Washington in 63-57 hard-fought win
Marion rallies from 10 down to defeat Washington 63-57 as Hempy and Smith combine for late free throws. Washington, led by Beurle with 19, falters from the line while Marion's Fuller and McKean pace 19 and 12 points respectively.
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Jack Ogden
Washington High School
Marion
Warriors
Burlington
Jerry Hempy
Mike Smith
Washington
Jim Beurle
Beurle
Mike Rucker
Indians
Jim McKean
Ray Fuller
McKean
Fuller
Bearle
Bruce Kohl
Warrior
Hugh Fisher
Hempy
Smith
Orville Rust
Cedar Rapids
Cor
Nieland Ib Smith
Bearle McKean
S Affeldt
Fisher
I Fuller
Bleakley Rucker
Eversaly
Albright Hempy O
Owe Petersen O
Condran
Owens “ Hoyt
Arton
Len Benhart
George Deon
Vaughn Wins Garden Bout To Earn Major Setback Title Hope
Willie Vaughn defeated Ralph Jones by unanimous decision at Madison Square Garden to earn an International Boxing Club main event bid. Jones, inactive for three months, faded after the fourth round as Vaughn launched a late rally, and both prepare for upcoming fights in Miami Beach and against Giardello.
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New York
Willie Vaughn
Ralph “Tiger” Jones
Madison Square Garden
Willie
International Boxing Club
Tiger
Joey Giardello
Miami Beach
Vauezhn
Los Angeles
Teddy Martin
Frank Forbes
Bert Grant
Vaughn
Spider Webb
Jones
Webb
Boxing Roundup Scores and Knockouts Across Cities
The Associated Press reports several boxing results including Willie Vaughn 141 defeating Ralph Tiger Jones in Yonkers New York and Archie Moore KO Roger Rischer in Portland. Don Jordan stops Ray Portilla in San Diego. Leo Espinosa retains the Philippines featherweight title with a points win over Jet Batty in Manila.
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Associated Press
New York
Willie Vaughn
Los Angeles
Ralph “Tiger” Jones
Yonkers
N. Y
Portland
Ore
Archie Moore
San Diego
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Calif
Don Jordan
Ray Portilla
Houston
Manila
Leo Espin
Beloit Plans Immediate Midwest Conference Re-entry
Beloit College will file an immediate application to rejoin the Midwest Conference. Conference officials approved Beloit's re-entry filing in Chicago, with representatives expected to visit after the filing. Beloit, a charter member, was ousted in 1951. President Dr Miller Upton says steps will be taken to restore league ties at once.
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Beloit
Wis
Beloit College
Chicago
C. E. von Eschen
Miller Upton
Prep Cage Roundup from Orange Towns and Surrounding Areas
Orange Towns Dike doubleheader results with Orange 59 Dike 40. Schrieber 18 for Orange, Cathcart 13 for Dike. Orange reserves 56-43. Springville Wilton Junction 69-49, reserves 39-5. Tipton Schnack 35. Sigourney 85 Belle Plaine 47 led by Jack Wallerich 18, Belle Plaine Gary Grimm 15. Sigourney reserves 63-22.
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DIKE
Orange Towns
Schrieber
Orange
Dick Cathcart
Sigourney
Belle Plaine
Jack Wallerich
Gary Grimm
Kalona Edges St. Pat's In Tight 58 56 Victory
Kalona narrowly defeats St. Pat's of Iowa City 58 to 56 as both squads make 19 field goals and commit 18 fouls. Kalona earns 20 free throws to St. Pat's 18, led by Bill Reif with 18 and Larry Jirsa with 16 while Melecker scores 18 for the losers. Kalona also wins the reserve game 36 to 13.
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Kalona
St. Pat's
Iowa City
St. Pat’s
Bill Reif
Larry Jirsa
Melecker
North English Girls Rally for 45 41 Win Over Marengo
North English girls edged Marengo 45 41 to stay undefeated as Sandra Hahn scored 24 points. The reserves also won 24 22 to complete the doubleheader victory.
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Marengo
Sandra Hahn
North English
Lowden Splits Wins in Basketball Doubleheader
In the LOUDEN-Wheatland twin bill Lowden claimed the boys game 76 to 46 while Wheatland captured the girls game 65 to 46. Lowden led by Kay Kroemer, R Kleppe and B Knocke with 19 points each. R Ales had 13 for Wheatland and Erickson scored 37 for the Wheatland girls. Janet Mostaert led Lowden with 19.
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Lowden
Wheatland
Kay Kroemer
R. Kleppe
B. Knocke
R. Ales
Erickson
Janet Mostaert
Newhall sweeps Walford in boys and girls games
Newhall defeated Walford twice. In the boys game Newhall won 38 to 32 with Larry Ary scoring 16 and Rotter 14 for Walford led by Rotter. The Newhall girls triumphed 47 to 20 as Cathy Ersland led with 14 while Judy and Albert Boddicker added 10 each.
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Newhall
Walford
Larry Ary
Rotter
Cathy Ersland
Judy
Albert Boddicker
Wilton Junction tops Springville 59 to 49 in conference play
Bob Herr scored 22 for Wilton Junction to lead a 59 49 win over Springville. John Thoma added 12 and Don Stentz 11 for Springville while U high won the reserve game 39 5.
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Springville
Wilton Junction
Bob Herr
Wilton’ Junction
Iowa
John Thoma
Don Stentz
U. High
Tipton Edges Tipton in 76 71 Letback
University high of Iowa City handed Tipton a 76 to 71 loss as Bill Brechler scored in a tight basketball game.
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Tipton — University High of
Iowa City
Tipton
Bill Brechler
Independence beats Postville 52 to 25 in boys basketball
Chester Schmitz scores 13 for Independence while Harold Peck leads Postville with 10. Independence also wins the reserve 29 to 27 as Bryant Crawford adds 15. In Toledo, Gary Wheeler nets 19 to pace Tama to a 54-49 win over Toledo. Dave Krouse leads Toledo with 17 and Tama also takes the reserve 53-18.
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Independence
Chester Schmitz
Postville
Harold Peck
Bryant Crawford
Monte Cook
Toledo
Gary Wheeler
Tama
Dave Krouse
St Patrick's Triumphs Over St Mary's 74 49
St Patrick's built a 51 24 halftime lead and defeated St Mary's of Waterloo 74 49. Pete Pufall and Lynn Trosky led with 17 points each while Jim O Connell had 16 for St Mary's. St Pat's next meets St Columbkille of Dubuque at 3 p.m. Sunday.
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St. Patrick’s
St. Mary’s
Waterloo
Pete Pufall
Lynn Trosky
Jim O’connell
St. Pat's
St. Columbkille of
Dubuque
He . Mary
Trosky
Pufall
Mary’ S
Marshalltown 70 defeats Jefferson in opener at Coe Fieldhouse
Marshalltown Bobcats overwhelm Jefferson J-Hawks 70 to 54 at Coe Fieldhouse. Lefty Rhiner leads Marshalltown with 21 points while Ivan Gardner scores 20 for Jefferson. Jefferson sophomores win 57-47 in cage debut.
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Marshalltown
Hawks
John Meyer
Gazette
Central Iowa
Jefferson
Bobcats
J-Hawks
Coe
Fort Klinzman
Ivan Gardner
Dick Rhiner
Rhiner
Gardner
John Dickutt
Mikesell
Ellertson
Larry Thomas
Schley
Gary Thomas
Brown Takes Lead in Southern Seniors Meet
J Wolcott Brown of Sea Girl New Jersey led the opening 18 holes in the 54 hole Southern Seniors golf tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina. He started alongside Edward L Keaping of South Londonderry Virgin Islands John W Roberts of Columbus Ohio and Robert Prenitice of Houmala in a four man chase for the early lead.
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Pinehurst
N. C
J. Wolcott Brown
Sea Girl
N.J
Edward L. Keaping
South Londonderry
John W. Roberts
Columbus
Ohio
Robert Prenitice
Houmala
Iowans Fall Across National Junior Indoor Tennis Round
In St Louis the National Junior Indoor tournament saw all Iowa entries bow out. David Strauss of Iowa City won a doubles match with Jerry Olefsky of Chicago before losing in the second round as singles and other Iowa players also exited in early rounds.
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ST. Louis
Iowa
David Strauss
Iowa City
Jerry Olefsky
Fof
Chicago
Trigger Templeston
Dallas
Texas
Prank Froehling
Coral Gables
Fla
Cliff Bucholts
Chuck Darley
Rich Frieman
Symmy Charles
David Moss
City
Rich Strauss
Pred Fusis
St Fouls
Perid Orreuas
Owa City
Jerry Olefsky Ago
Richard Weinstock
Mike Levy
Trameiers
Garden City
D. Strauss-Olefsky
Ban Jockey for 12 Years
Maryland State Racing Commission suspended jockey Robert J. Martin for 12 years on charges of soliciting bets. The ruling followed testimony by Calvin Grier of Elkridge that he placed four $500 bets for Martin over the past year.
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Baltimore
Sns
Maryland State Racing Commission
Robert J. Martin
Calvin Grier
Elkridge
College basketball and other results roll across regions
A wide range of high school and college basketball scores appear across Eastern Iowa and other regions. Notable outcomes include B-Marshalltown 70 over C. R. Jefferson 54, B-Kalona 58 over St. Pat's 36, Cedar Falls 68 over Mason City 66, and McNeese 68 edging Sam Houston State 47. Also listed are parochial and college games alongside disclosures of other sports results and brief pro basketball note Cincinnati 99 over Detroit 96.
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North Engtish
Marengo
North English
Merengo
Sigourney
Belle Plaine
Tama
Toledo
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Mason City
Channes City
Forest City
Parochial
Indianola
D. M. Valley
D. M. Roosevelt
Newton
B—East Waterloo
D. M. East
G—Adel
Madrid
Alton
Orange City
Bedford
Corydon
Boone
Carroll
Brighton
Richland
Clarion
Clear Lake
J—Clari
Oskaloosa
Fairfield
McNeese
Sam Houson State
Eastern Wash
Moore Knocks Out Rischer in Fourth Round
Archie Moore world light heavyweight champion knocked out Roger Rischer of Oakland in the fourth round of a non title bout in Portland Oregon. Moore weighed 192 pounds to Rischer 184 and dominated the fight from start to finish.
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Portland
Ore
Ins
Archie Moore
Roger Rischer
Oakland
Moore
Rischer
California
Michigan State Dominates UP All Big 10 Football Team
Michigan State places six on the first team and nine overall in the UP All Big Ten selections, led by Sam Williams and Ellison Kelly on offense and Dan Currie at center. Ohio State claims six spots, Iowa earns five, while Michigan lands one player.
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Chicago
Michigan State
Ohio State
United Press
Spartans
Iowa
Sam Williams
Ellison Kelly
Pat Burke
Dan Currie
Jim Ninowski
Walt Kowalczyk
Dave Kaiser
Francis O’brien
Blanche Martin
Don Clark
Aurelius Thomas
Bob White
Leo Brown
James Marshall
Frank Kremblas
Michigan
Jim Pace
Wolverine
Indiana
Northwestern
Minnesota
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Purdue
Alex Karras
Jim Gibbons
Neil Habig
Dave Burkholder
Danny Lewis
Ray Nitschke
Illinois
Rod Hanson
Bob Mitchell
Frank Youse
Bob Blakley
Ron Sabal
Tom Franckhauser
Dick Teteak
Bill Geler
Currie
Karras
Louisville Draws Drake In Sun Bowl Matchup
Louisville, 8-1 behind star Leonard Lyles, earns a Sun Bowl bid to face Drake after both teams lost only once this season. Drake, 7-1, avenged its lone defeat by Wichita. The game is set for El Paso, Texas on New Year’s Day.
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Louisville
University of Louisville
Drake
el Paso
Texas
E. V. Kolliner
Bernard “Peck” Hickman
Wichita
Leonard Lyles
Kent State
Cardinals
Lyles
Florida and Maryland Teams to Negro Bowl
Florida A&M and Maryland State college of Prince Anne will clash in the Negro Orange Blossom football classic at Miami’s Orange Bowl on December 14. Maryland State, 6-0-1 this season, meets Florida A&M, which is undefeated with two games left on its schedule.
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Tallahassee
Fla
INS
Maryland State College of
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Bob Bleakley
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Jim Hollister
Roger Klinzman
Steve Severn
Dick Stickney
Bob Berry
Ralph
Tiger" Jones
Giardello
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Schnack
Sigourney-Belle Plaine
Newhall-Walford
Wilton Jct
Wyoming
Bob Devaney
Lawrence Zowada
Denver Municipal Court
Mike Corgan
Paul Muratore
Devaney
Denver
Independence-Postville
Toledo-Tama
By Ron Weber
Shamrock
John MacMahon
Mike Cambridge
Larry Stevenson
Bob Hatton
Ernie Hellmess
O'Connell
St. Mary's
Tom DeJaegar
Art Carter
John Sivers
J-Hawk
Ralph Finch
Finch
Dickutt
Chuck Nelson
Jack Meier
Larry King
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Kinzman
Bean
Meier
Bob McPherson
King
Phil Maryl
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Jim Novy
Rhinerf
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Iribbsoot
Ansen
Bob Vrbicek
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West Waterloo
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Wilton
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Univ. High
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Cedar
B—S. C. Leeds
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B—S. C. Heelan
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Ottumwa Walsh
Wamac
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Alderson Broaddus
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Dick Klein
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Bill Gehler
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Bob Blakely
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Philco-Bendix
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