Coe Kohawks Open 1962 63 Midwest Play
Coe College prepares for its Midwest conference opener with Beloit at Coe Fieldhouse 7 30 p m Saturday after an intra squad freshman game at 5 45 p m Coaches Don King and Bill Knapton emphasize the real test against Beloit veterans Front line starters Forwards Ken Moeller Herman Lyp son and Center Bob Sam p son will lead Coe while guards battle for starting spots Cornell College also starts league play Friday at Carleton with captains Rick Tomek Ron Schnack starting at guards Ed Truelson center Jack Grams and Dick Calbow at forward Fisher sidelined by a rib injury in football
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Rick Tomek
Ron Schnack
Ed Truelson
Jack Grams
Dick Calbow
Ken Fisher
St. Olaf
Church volleyball league leads after first week
Noelridge Park saw First Christian and St. Pauls No 2 sweep three games apiece to grab early A league leadership. Cedar Christian Kenwood Presbyterian and St. Pauls No 2 each won three games to top the B league standings while Thursday night results included First Lutheran over St James and Kenwood Presbyterians defeating First Baptist in close sets.
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Bell Is Gophers' Most Valuable Player
Nine of the Big Ten’s top players were named by teammates with Minnesota’s Bobby Bell highlighted as the latest selection. A judges’ panel will choose the league’s overall MVP to receive the Chicago Tribune trophy. Northwestern had not yet announced a pick.
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Waterloo Columbus JV trounces St. John’s Independ in 74-33 win
The Waterloo Columbus junior varsity beat St. John's of Independence 74 to 33 on Thursday. Bill Nissen led with 20 points while McAleer scored 18 for St. John's. St. John's reserves won 37 to 34.
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Wash tops Marion in opener 28 14 on May 28
Washington matmen win nine of 12 bouts to defeat Marion 28 14 in the Indians gym. John Read and Jim Hoffman had falls for Wash while George Moore halted Marion's only pin. Warrior reserves roll 40 8 with multiple decisions and pins.
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Peterson Embarks On Luther’s 100th Season As Coach Pete
Hamlet Peterson of Luther college starts his 100th season in intercollegiate athletics with the Norse opener in LaCrosse Wisconsin. He has led 99 Luther teams including 22 football 37 basketball 19 track and 21 baseball and remains head coach of basketball and baseball plus athletic director. His career spans Latin teaching to physical education earning honors from the Football Writers Association of America and induction into Helms Hall of Fame.
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McCool Out Sick Start Pause for Panthers Opener
Cedar Falls Iowa University coach Norm Stewart said Bob McCool, one of five returning lettermen and a senior forward, will not start for State College of Iowa against Macalester due to an ankle injury. SCI tied for the North Central Conference title last season with Augustana, finished 19 5, but lost its top three scorers Pete Spoken left for disciplinary reasons while Jerry Holbrook and Bob Waller graduated. McCool the only returning starter likely plays limited minutes.
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Boxing Results From Various Cities Highlight Upsets And Wins
A roundup of recent boxing results across multiple cities. Notable outcomes include Hughes defeating Smahante by points in Omaha, Urbina beating Persiey in Manila, Clarke stopping Bean in Quebec City, and others from Philadelphia to Houston. Strong showings by Edwards and Randell are also reported.
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Long Beach Chiefs Run Eight Straight In ABL Victory
The Long Beach Chiefs defeated Chicago 103 to 74 on a neutral Rochester court extending their unbeaten streak to eight in the current American Basketball League tour. Chicago drops to defeat as Long Beach resumes dominance on the road and at home.
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Brooks On Sports Friday Night Update
KCRG TV 9 presents a late Friday update with Brooks covering fresh sports items. Highlights include local high school basketball results, prep standings, and late breaking scores from surrounding districts.
Heavy Menu Of Sports on TV Radio
Eastern Iowans face a packed Saturday with Army Navy on Channel 2 at 12 15 p m CST and the Grey Cup on KCRG TV Channel 9 at 3 p m CST featuring five former Iowa stars with Winnipeg Blue Bombers versus Hamilton Tigercats. KCRG radio airs Southern California vs Notre Dame at 3 30 p m CST, with Bob Brooks hosting a 3 p m prediction show and Dick Lamb interviewing Army Coach Paul Dietzel 3 05 to 3 20 p m followed by USC Irish pre game.
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Opening basketball game at Evansville college
The contest starts at 7 45 p m in Evansville as the team opens its basketball season against Evansville college with a 7 45 p m tip off.
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Prairie 8th Graders Beat Marion 29 27 in Overtime
Prairie's eighth grade basketball team defeated Marion 29 to 27 in overtime. Larry Sudomel led Prairie with nine points while Hutchins scored eight for Marion.
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Red Kress Dies of Heart Attack at 55
Former major league player and longtime coach Ralph Red Kress died of a heart attack at age 55. He spent more than 25 years in MLB as a player and coach and served on the New York Mets coaching staff last season. Mets manager Casey Stengel praised him as the hardest working coach and a great inspiration.
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