Injured Hornyak Is Taylor's Biggest Problem
Ohio State favored to win a sixth Big Ten title as Fred Taylor cites team depth with juniors Hornyak Witte Wagar and Minor. Hornyak his bruised heel may miss preconference games though he should be ready for Purdue opener Jan. 8. Michigan Purdue Indiana Illinois Minnesota and others feature key players and new coaches as the season begins with 10 teams opening Wednesday across the Big Ten.
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Mark Wagar
Mark Minor
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Western Kentucky
Taylor
Hornyak
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Henry Wilmore
Johnny Orr
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Brady
Orr
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Larry Weatherford
George Faerber
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Billy Kroc
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Bill Franklin
Jovon Price
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Dave Luke
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Steve Downing
Bootsie White
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Kerry
Iowa
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Kevin Kunnert
Neil Fegebank
Hal Sullinger
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Dick Schultz
Rick Williams
Butler
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Hardin-Simmons
Ball State
North Dakota
Minnesota
Michigan Tech
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Missouri
Northwestern
Kentucky
Kent State
Wooden’s Worry Lightens the Pac-8 Title Picture
USC and UCLA sit atop the AP preseason poll as Pac-8 favorites with UCLA’s John Wooden wary of Washington and coach Marv Harshman. Harshman brings a strong Huskies lineup led by Steve Hawes, Reggie Ball, Paul Tillman, Louie Nelson, and Charles Dudley, while Oregon State is pegged as a potential dark horse.
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Southern California
UCLA
John Wooden
Washington
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Bruins
USC
Wooden
Husky
Marv Harshman
Washington State
Marv
Harshman
State
WSU
Steve Hawes
Reggie Ball
Paul Tillman
Louie Nelson
Charles Dudley
Bob Boyd
Oregon State
Three Post Wins In Ellis YMCA League Night
Ramco tops First Trust 57 49 with Tim Moore scoring 36 points while Kowalski Cagers 59 beat Doonrod Wrecker 35 and Paradise Lounge 76 43 over Penick and Ford in Ellis Loop action.
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Ramco
Kowalski Cagers
Paradise Lounge
Ellis Ymca
Aamco
First Trust and Savings
Kowalski
Doonrod Wrecker
Paradise
Penick
Ford
Tim Moore
Broce
Carl Ashlie Tom
Bevill
Duke Terry Miller
Steve Miller
Pat Stallman
Early Showdown in New Bi-State League
In the Bi-State basketball conference newly formed, Notre Dame of Cresco visits Lansing to face St. George. Notre Dame returns all five starters from a 14-5 club. St. George leans on two tall starters from last season while relying on a strong senior group. Also noted are Garnavillo and Mar-Mac with mixed recent records, and Sacred Heart upsetting Western Dubuque in an early Eastern Iowa race. The Iowa Baseball Coaches Assn. discussed class system changes and added Frank Randall as March clinic speaker.
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Cresco
Lansing
St. George
Mike Murphy
Ken Walleser
Wayne Kreitzer
St. George JV
Garnavillo
Mar-Mac
Hap Wyverberg
Oelwein
Sacred Heart
Iowa
Western Dubuque
Don Hermsen
Mike Jones
Bill Rosenstiel
Tigers
Iowa Baseball Coaches Assn. Board of
Frank Randall
Iowa State University
Washington High School
Cedar Rapids
Sigourney Wrestling Beats Cardinal 33 18 in Pins
Sigourney defeated Eldon Cardinal 33 to 18 with three falls. Mike Carmichael achieved the fastest pin at 25 seconds. Other pins credited to Nid Sika Carmichael and Ban Morris with listed times and competitors included.
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Sigourney
Cardinal of
Eldon
Mike Carmichael
Steve Troebel
Nid
Sika Carmichael
Ban Morris
On Toor
Heath Paces Kennedy JV to 82 68 win over Regis JV
Heath Ladd Health led Kennedy Junior Varsity with 22 points and 20 rebounds as Kennedy beat Regis 82 to 68 to improve to 2-0. Tom Taylor scored 17 for Regis while Gary Ellis added 17 and Chuck Van Hoeck 11 for Kennedy.
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Ladd Health
Kennedy
Regis JV
Tom Taylor
Royals
College basketball results from multiple schools
St Marys Kan 77 McMurry 73. Minnesota 76 Aust Nationals 46. St Edwards 68 Texas A and M 57. S F Austin 88 Voorhees 69. Paine 122 Voorhees 118. Louisiana College 94 N C Xavier 77. Florence St 110. Lip 78 Wis cues aut Central St 81. Wofford 90 Newberry 93. West Virginia St 78 Navy Phi. Wis Stout 90. SW Texas St Wheeling 82 Walsh 69 Rio Grande 114 Ald Broad 8. Okla Pan St 66 Santa Fe 58 Italian Nat 94 Fairfield 75.
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St. Mary’s Kan
McMurry
Minnesota
Navy Phi
Wis.Stout
S.W. Texas
Wheeling
Walsh
Rio Grande
Okla
Pan. St
Iowa Renames MVP Trophy After Roy J Carver
Iowa athletics director Bump Elliott announced the football MVP award will be renamed the Roy J Carver award in honor of Roy Carver, Muscatine entrepreneur and Bandag founder who donated 85,000 Bandag stock shares valued around 3.75 million to the Iowa Foundation. The gift funds cultural, educational and athletic programs. Carver will present the trophy at Davenport during the Hawkeye banquet, with Bandag noted for its global retreading business.
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Bump -Elliott
Iowa
Roy J. Carver
Muscatine
Elliott
Carver
Bandag, Inc
Davenport
University of Iowa Foundation
Bandag
Roy Carver
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