College Gridders Set Lights On Bowl Games SGA on OT
Army Navy Eye post season bowls as Southern California clinches top ranking. Alabama and Mississippi accept bowls after strong finishes. Major bowls lineups take shape with Notre Dame facing Rose or Sugar options. Staubach shines as Navy defeats Army in service classic. other results include Georgia Tech, Texas Christian, Baylor, Tennessee wins.
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Westmer opens season with 43 point win over Yorkwood
Westmer high school opened its basketball season with a 43 23 victory over Yorkwood Saturday night. Coach Lloyd Iking led the Warriors to a 25 13 halftime lead as Dick Dickens topped Westmer scorers with 20 points. The junior varsity also played but suffered a setback.
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Hawkeyes Prep Week After Evansville Win at Evansville
Iowa has a week to prepare for a St. Louis game after a 62 to 57 victory at Evansville. Coach praised low turnovers, noted Jimmy Rodgers scored 18 and Joe Reddington added late baskets to seal the win. Evansville fought back to trim a 56 to 36 deficit later.
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Boots 14 Points As Giants Clinch Eastern Title
Giants beat the Bears 24 to 2 in a decisive win as Don Chandler kicked four field goals and two extra points. New York’s victory guarantees an Eastern Conference crown and a spot in the postseason, with possible opponents like Green Bay or Detroit in the championship mix.
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Shaughnessy Ends 29 Years With the Bears
New York reports veteran innovator Clark D. Shaughnessy resigns as Chicago Bears defensive coach after decades with the club. He mailed his letter to owner George Halas, citing coaching disagreements, and will step away following the Bears game with the New York Giants.
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Muscatine Club Banquet Honors High School Grid Team
The Muscatine Club will host its annual grid banquet at 6 30 p m Tuesday at the Elks lodge to honor the Muscatine high football team with featured speaker George Connor former Bears star and Notre Dame alumnus. Fathers of players high school faculty members and officials will attend as special guests.
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Rens Halt Long Beach In Tight ABL Battle
Pittsburgh Rens stopped Long Beach Chiefs the margin kept tight as Connie Hawkins scored 28 points Hawkins drew foul line 16 points as Rens outscored 31-22 at the stripe. Chicago Majors beat Steers 125-123 Philadelphia defeated Oakland ninth loss in 12 games. Long Beach still leads Rens by three games with Kansas City close behind. No games scheduled tonight.
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Hayes and Walsh Prep Set for River Cities Showdown
Hayes Catholic travels to Ottumwa to face Walsh High School, the River Cities favorite led by star Mike Putnam. Hayes, coming off a loss to Keokuk Stritch and a win over Pleasant Valley, visits Wilton Friday night.
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Celtics Hold Top Spot With Overtime Win Over Royals
The Boston Celtics stretched their lead in the Eastern Division of the Mayonal Basketball Association to three games after a 128-127 overtime victory over Cincinnati. Tom Heinsohn's late field goal sealed the win as Adrian Smith closed the gap to one with 38 seconds remaining. Oscar Robertson missed at the buzzer.
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