Muskies face Davenport West in key weekend clash
Muscatine high squads head to Davenport for a Mississippi Valley conference test as coach Jim Kaedling reshapes the Muskies lineup for a 0-8 start. Hayes seeks revival against Ottumwa Walsh with Putnam and Fletcher leading the two rivals in River Cities action.
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Journal
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Haven
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Comvay
Roger Fletcher
John Wester
Roger Montgomery
Ben
Doc) Holliday
Tom Lazio
Joe Maher
Fletcher
Putnam
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Walsh
Roy
Burlington Nowe - Dame
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Muscatine dC
Augustana
Waite
Acoin
Bob Herwig
Indians
Des Moines
Grand View
MJC
Clarinda
Total Fieldhouse
Boston's Schwall Rookie Of Year Returns Amid Scandal Wake
Boston's Schwall is highlighted as a rookie of the year back in college basketball as the season opens after the second major scandal of a decade. The piece notes stars like Lucas, Dischinger, Walker, Hayman, Packer, Debusschere and Havlicek among others and previews Saturday games across major arenas including Madison Square Garden and Philadelphia's Palestra.
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Don Weiss
Ted Press
Ila
East
Jerry Lucas
Ohio State
Terry Dischinger
Purdue
Chet Walker
Bruceley
Len Chappell
Billy Packer
Wake Forest
Art Hayman
Duke
Billy McGill
Utah
Dave Debusschere
Detroit
Johnny Rudemerkin
Southern California
Vinnie Ernst
Jimmy Hadnot
Providence
Don Nelson
Iowa
Gary Rogrenturk
Dayton
Carroll Broussard
Texas A&m
del Fay Mounts
Harold Huydgins
Texas Tech
Paul Hogue
Tony Yates
Tom Thacker
Cinderella Cincinnati
In- Mana State
Cincinnati
Florida State
New Mexico
Kansas State
Oklahoma
Pilt
Bradley
Bowling Green
Wyoming
Wichita
Evansville
Virginia
North Carolina
DePaul
Minnesota
William and Mary
West Virginia
Georgia Tech
Rice
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Arizona State U
Davidson
Big Arena
Manhattan
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Joseph's
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Scranton
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Philadelphia
Palestra
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Kent
Canisius
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Buffalo
N. C
Edges Howser by One Vote In AL Rookie Ballot
Don Schwall edged Kansas City shortstop Dick Howser by one vote to win the American League Rookie of the Year for the 1960 season, in the closest balloting since 1949. Schwall, 6-foot-6, posted 15 wins with a 3.27 ERA in 25 starts for Boston, with 210 strikeouts in 210 innings.
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DE Reichler
Miami
Fla
Don Schvwail
Boston Red Sox
Seattle
Chicago Cubs
Sehwall
Howser
Lee Thomas
Los Angeles Angels
Floyd Robinson
Chicago
Chuck Schilling
Red Sox
Jake Wood
Detroit
Schwall
Oklahoma University
Superb Goalie Jobs in 1 1 Tie Between Leaders
The Canadiens and Maple Leafs played to a 1 1 tie in Montreal in a two game man-to-man battle. Both teams share first place with 29 points as Detroit wins 6 1 and Boston falters. Johnny Bower and Jacques Plante delivered superb goaltending in the high stakes matchup.
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Associated Press
Montreal Canadiens
Toronto Maple Leafs
National Hockey League
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Johnny Bower
Jacques Plante
Montreal
Rey
Toronto
New York
Muscatine Wrestlers Edge Assumption Inseason Meet
Muscatine under coach Ered Wright opened the season at the MHS Fieldhouse with a 29 to 13 win over Assumption. Gene Allen, Bob Foot, John Carver and Wayne Weeks won their matches for Muscatine as the Muskies showed depth and resilience amid inexperience.
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Bob Foot
J John Carver
Wayne Weeks
Jim Mink
Hirst
Cornell
Fred Wright
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Burlington
Larry Oatling
Leland Roadybush
John Hitchcock
Bob Webb
Jay Logeon
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Terry Fahy
Berry
Dick McPike
Bob Four
Cheneweth
Jarry Morrow
Keele
Clinton Lane
Johm Carver
Coldrese
Smith
Howes
Dave Peterson
Fiese
Lance Williams
Malieszewski
Dan Wagler
Longstreth and Felton Win Pair of Muscatine Swims
Muscatine high’s swimming team improved to 2-1 with a 60-35 win over Burlington at the YMCA pool. Ed Longstreth won the 100-yard butterfly and 160-yard individual medley, while Doug Felton led the 200 and 100 freestyles as Longstreth and Felton anchored a strong showing by coach Dick Horton’s squad.
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Denny Fahy
Rich McCleary
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Faby
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Musca
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Ron Cook
Bob Rohwer
Bill Potter
Bill
Dulterly
Ed Dongstreth UM
Marshall
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Saithoft
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Bonewitz
Skerik
Ron Cockshoot
Webb
Terry Romine
Newton
Bob Rohner
Clark
Carlson
Jeff Paget
Patterson
Eat Longstreth
Saatholf
Hasbrouck
Walsh
Hockey Scores Tie and Schedule Update
Thursday hockey results Toronto 1 Montreal 1 and Detroit 3 Boston 1. Friday no games. Saturday Detroit at Montreal Chicago at Toronto New Yorks at Boston Los Angeles. Eddie Pace of Los Angeles outpointed Hilario Morales of Mexico City 10 !
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Hilario Morales
Mexico City
West 9th Opens With a Victory
West 9th junior boys basketball opened the season with a 51 38 win over Town City Central at the new West gym. Coach Dick Petersen’s team led 27 15 at halftime with Rich Saltz scoring 11, Gene Paxton 9, Wally Benson 5, and Gary Naber and Dennis McGuire 3 each. South Town Central meets West at the MHS Fieldhouse tonight at 7 pm.
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West Mnior
Trio of Bribed Cagers on Trial
Three former college players from New York area face trial on bribery and conspiracy charges tied to college basketball scandals. Aaron Wagman, labeled master fixer, faces up to 370 years in prison and $370,000 in fines after pleading guilty to 38 counts. Co-conspirators Loui Brown and former Alabama players Jerry Vogel and Dan Quindazzi are named. The trial was postponed after Wagman entered his guilty plea.
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New York Area
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General Sessions Court
Joseph Sarafite
Wagman
Rially
Loui Brown
North Carolina
Alabama
Jerry Vogel
Dan Quindazzi
West Teams Keep Celts From Being Out of Sight
Boston Celtics clung to an Eastern lead as West teams closed in. Cincinnati, led by Jack Taeyman and Oscar Robertson, surged in a big fast-quarter and beat Boston 133 to 130 in Providence. Celtics lost a 20 point edge in the third, then saw the comeback by Taeyman and Robertson, who combined for 63 points. Ho was the only league game scheduled. Dallas Pete Rademacher defeated Buddy Turman in Dallas 143 to 187.
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Cincinnati
Jack Teyman
Osear Robertson
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Providence
R. I
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