Coe Names Tri Captains for 1963 Kohawks Football
Coe college selects three captains for the 1963 Kohawks football season. Dick DeWald of Cedar Rapids Warren Nicholas of Libertyville Ill and Pat Brady of Davenport are juniors and earned all Midwest conference honorable mention last year. Nicholas led the team with 49 points and ranked high in rushing receiving and total offense. Brady anchored the defense as a linebacker.
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Coe
Dick DeWald
Cedar Rapids
Warren Nicholas
Libertyville
Ill
Pat Brady
Davenport
Kohawks
Nicholas
Kohawk
Brady
College football outlook features title hopefuls and key showdowns
The preview notes Navy’s 4-5 with Army ahead of a potential fourth straight win, Mississippi ranked No.3 seeks season end against Mississippi State, Alabama No.5 8-1 favored over Auburn, Oklahoma No.8 with Orange Bowl berth winds down against Oklahoma State. Gator and Gotham Bowl scouts eye Florida Miami showdown.
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Mississippi
Mississippi State
Alabama
Auburn
Oklahoma
Oklahoma State
Texas Christian
Southern Methodist
Georgia Tech
Georgia
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
Rice
Baylor
Virginia
Rutgers
UCLA
Utah
Holy Cross
Boston College
Cincinnati
Houston
Bowling Highlights and Scores From Local City Classic
Ekstrum scores 234 as part of a 137 average in Town and Country Early Birds. Don Ceynar posts 253 in the May's City Classic while Hal DeWoody leads Masters with 631 and Bea Binney 553 in the Women's Major. Frey 244 and 628, Schlitz Beer 1035 high handicap, Butterfly Cafe 2554 team series, and Flame Room Walton 872 game noted. multiple lineups and individual scores across men and women events.
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Nesbits Quicky
Cannon Ball
bin Beastrom
Joe Stodia
Gre Rooter
Willenborg Furniture
Florida A M Crowned AP College Poll Champion
Florida A M's Rattlers earned the 1962 AP college football title by a single point in the final AP poll. The final rankings show Florida A M at 9-0-0 with 67 points, narrowly ahead of Wittra at 66 and Central Oklahoma at 54, among others including Southern Miss and Fresno State in the top ten.
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Associated Press
Florida A&m
Rattlers
Florida A & M
Wittra
Central Okla
Southern Miss
Foes UE
Northern Whimois
Fresno State
St. John’s
Minn
Louisiana
Linn-Mar Lions edge Lamont in wrestling meet
Linn-Mar Lions won 25-13 over Lamont Thursday as Ed Prusia 112 pinned Lamont’s Backman and Prusia led with a 120 win. Other LM wins included Mangrich 127 and Behan 125 while Lamont scored several decisions and pins.
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Linn-Mar
Lions
Ed Prusia
Howard Backman
Lynn Scheer
L-M
Leo
Reds
Alte Bennis Sharp
Levant
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Lynn Mangrich
Claude Blew Emig
Ed Peck Drew
Wartburg Varsity Tops Frosh 66 43 in Ragged Game
Wartburg College varsity defeated the freshman team 66 to 43 in Waverly on Thursday night. Veteran forward Al Buennig led the varsity with 16 points, while John Rappath was top frosh scorer with 11 points. Wartburg opens the season December 4 against Gustavus Adolphus.
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UPI
Wartburg College
al Buenning
John Rappath
Fred Jaspers
Wartburg Knights
Gustavus Adolphus
Prep basketball and pro results across leagues
Prep basketball Columbus JVs 74 versus St John’s 33 and Wat Columbus 4 with St John’s 37. Prep wrestling Linn Mar 25 Lam 13 and Marion results at 40. Pro basketball NBA Syracuse 112 Chicago 85 and San Francisco 121 Lone Beach 103. Pro hockey National League New York 5 Detroit 0 and Chicago 5 Boston 0. Montreal 4 Toronto 4.
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Montreal
Toronto
All Star Game Returns to Single Event After Pact
The owners and players reach a 95 percent share for the single annual All-Star game ending the two game format. Judge Robert Cannon says players are happy with the compromise while Ford Frick notes owners favored the change. The move follows minor league realignments and a new development contract subsidizing up to 100 minor league teams.
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Bob Turley
Los Angeles Angels
Indianapolis
Little Rock
International
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Oklahoma City
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National Association
George Trautman
Matmen ready for Cedar Falls tourney at SC
Cedar Falls hosts a large SRC wrestling meet with over 200 unattached entrants from at least 11 colleges plus non collegians. Defending champion Slattery returns in the 167 pound bracket alongside top entries from Luther Wartburg SCI and other schools. Matches begin at 9 a.m with finals at 7 p.m.
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State College of Iowa
Iowa
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Luther
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Luther and Upper Iowa Make NAIA District 15 Team
Luther two players and one from Upper Iowa named to NAIA District 15 all star squad. Ten of Iowa’s NAIA schools place players on the team through coach recommendations and school voting. Offensive picks include Wachholz, Vanderwilt, Cleary, Lundberg, Jansson, Parkhurst, Hubke, and Craddock. defensive selections include Anderson, Hansen, Wilson, Sirkhuls, Kamp, Atkinson, Ziellow, Fire, Nair, Elscheid.
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Ve Ziellow
Top College Cagers Open New Season
The season starts Friday night with marquee matchups including Cincinnati’s title defense opener and Ohio State at Michigan State. Illinois hosts Butler while Purdue visits Pitt and Kentucky hosts Virginia Tech in a packed early slate. Ohio State, missing star Jerry Lucas, pursues success after the Havlicek, Lucas, Nowell era.
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Rams Enter Two Mat Tourneys
Mount Vernon Cornell college opens wrestling season with entrants at the Iowa AAU tourney in Cedar Falls and Knox invitational in Galesville Illinois. Coach Barron Bremner split the squad with Wrestlers Zemke Hrouda Santee Becker Hansen Flint Knudson Holcomb Maie Smith Ison Harold and others listed for Knox and Cedar Falls.
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Cooper Resigns From Drake Golf Coach Post
Dr. John H. Cooper golf coach and associate professor at Drake University resigns to take a position in Washington D C, officials said Thursday.
Tapers sign Chmielewski to pro contract
Philadelphia based team the American Basketball league signing Bill Chmielewski, star of Dayton University's last season, to bolster the roster.
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Philadelphia Tapers
American Basketball League
Bill Chmielewiski
Dayton University
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