Upset Haze Opens College Basketball Slate
Top teams stumble early as Cincinnati beats DePauw 97 39 while Virginia Tech shocks Kentucky and Southern Illinois tops St Bonaventure. Ohio State struggles to beat Utah State. Wisconsin and Duke win tight races. Illinois and West Virginia win by solid margins.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press Sports Wester
Cincinnati
Bearcats
DePauw
Virginia Tech
Southern Ilinois
Depalw
Paul Hague
Ron Hrick
Kentucky
Virginia Tech HT
St. Bonaventures
Southern
Mfinois
Ohio State
Buckeyes
Utah State
Duke
Wisconsin
Blue Devils
Art Heymanh
Slnborn
Davidson
Air Force
Loyola of Chicago
Christian Brothers
Jerry
Harkness
West Virginia
Citadel
Rod Thorn
Illinois
Buller
Gary Bradds
Th Krick
Xmas Club Pin Lead to Omaha Man
Gene Branden of Omaha leads after the first weekend of the Xmas club scratch singles tourney at Pla-Mor Lanes with a five game series of 1974. He rolled 267 190 203 313 201 among 63 competitors as top scores list Branden, Helton, Schaughnessy, Wimbush and Hart with notable 1015 series and 209 average for Hart. The event ends December 16 with a top prize of 1.06.
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Pla- More
Gene Branden
Omaha
Neb
Branden
Linn Hart
Mike Berlin
Muscatine
Hart
Darwin Vacha
Washington
Vacha
Berlin
Will America Measure Up In Higher Education
An editorial warns that world leadership standards shift and U S colleges face a squeeze with rising applicant numbers. It urges better laboratories modern classrooms and most of all qualified teachers to keep pace and invites readers to respond to a Times Square address for input.
Hayes League basketball results open four-game slate tonight
Four Hayes Independence games lead the slate with Carlisle's Sports Shop and Hunter's TV posting opening wins as Thatcher Glass and Wilton Laundromat kept pace. Scores show Thatcher Glass 59 over McKee Appliance 52 and Wilton Laundromat 70 over Vigorlone Feeds 4, while Carlisle's Sports Shop 79 defeated Moody's 63 and Hunter's TV 84 over Mae's 31.
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Thatcher Glass
McKee Appliance
Wilton Laundromat
Vigor- Lone
Carlisle's Sports Shop
Moody's
Hunter's TV
Na Mae
Hayes Independence
Carlisla
Willer Laundramat
Carlisle
Moody Heating
Reading
Ray Cull
John Robinson
Ron Tidge
Ed Caliger
Ron Havernam
Dick Peterson
John Baker
Doug Wilson
Moody
Tom Dillon
Denny Schroeder
Bob Dean
Les Wilcox
Gary Longaivelh
Larry Kissell
Mac
Hunter
Lee Maurath
Larry Manley
Bop Sleckman
Dick Marr
Carl Bartenhagen
Mike Kautz
Fred Brown Gaphee
Bob Cane
Ted Ina Mae
Doug Bladwin
Dick Horton
Chuck Utter
Kemp
John
Sagmoe
Fred Wright
Marv Koopman
MaKee An‘ntiance
Kim Diveney
Bill Stickrod
Ron Malret
Bob Steele
Dec Carpenter
Dave Ales
Wayte Corman
McKee
Tom Crumly
Ed Halligan
Tom Carpenter
Joe Owens
Phil Hing
Larry Bunn
Jim Yarder
Dean Norton
Steve Wacker
Wilton Layndromat
Hall
Roger Grunder
Danny Holt
Jerry Lenker
John Gipple
Jim Siefert
Boo Chris
Chuck Hunter
Gary Mohr
Bob Olson
Paul Kuehn
Terry Hofer
Drake Cagers Face Tougher Tasks This Week
Drake opens the season with a 79 to 42 win over William Jewell then faces Indiana tonight and West Texas State Saturday. Sophomore Don Nelson and junior McLemore lead the attack as Drake cruises and sets up tougher tests ahead this week in college basketball.
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Ray Quinn
Gene West
Ames
Don Nelson
Marshalltown
Bulldogs
L-M Demolish Durant In Twin Victory Night
L-M high school boys and girls both edged Durant in a doubleheader here. The girls led 17 points at times, with 11 seconds left in one half shaping the final margin, while the boys overcame Durant with a late push. Louisa Muscatine’s team benefited from a big fourth quarter as L-M outscored Durant 20 9 to seize the win. Durant had several players hit double figures, including Tom Goecke for Durant and Jvick Crumly for L-M, with guard fouls tallying across both squads.
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Durant
Louisa Muscatine High
Vic~tories
Hinity
Lim
Gills
Mje Parc
Tk Burrant
Umee
Miss. O
Todj Wis
Carlyene H. Garvin
L-M
L. Erickson
Town
D. Guigiey Toe
D. Ceuraly
Tom Goecke
D. Bohling
Jvick Crumly
L M
Taitane Issees
Giris
Sreeeerernee
Latienthal
L. Davis
D. Ehrecke
B. Meinerk
Belgsen
Jo, Reissen
L. Matzen
L. Sewell
C. McGill
Schrombarg
LE Guard
Boulton
Gast
Wilson
Cox
Four Vehicles Damaged In Street Accidents
Four vehicles were damaged in two traffic accidents on Muscatine Street and Grand View Avenue near Bond Street. Leroy Lavins’s car rear–ended a truck driven by Charles Reist. both vehicles damaged. A Home Juice Co. panel truck hit Dale Bros’s parked car on Oregon Street. oncoming traffic forced the sideswipe, damaging the truck door and the other vehicle. Police reported late Saturday evening incidents with over $100 damage on the two main wrecks.
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Muscatine Street
Leroy J Lavins
Hershey Avenue
Charles M. Reist
East Seventh Street
Grandview Avenue
Bond Street
Levins
Home Juice Co
Davenport
Robert W. Pierce
Route 3
Tipton
Dale ML Bros
Chestnut Street
Oregon Street
Schley Avenue
Pierce
Cyclones Close To Strong Start In Openers
Ames town state basketball opens with a 72 56 win over South Dakota as four starters post double figures. Gary Kleven leads with 25 points while Rich Froistad adds 17 and Vinnie Brewer 10. Indiana game looms next for the Cyclones.
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Ames
W— Town State
Glen Anderson
South Dakota
Cyclone
Anderson
Towa State
Cyclones
Dakota
Iowa State
Indiana
Rich Froistad
Mary ‘Straw
Vinnie Brewer
Bowling Scores and Leaders From Local Meet
Records show high individual games and series across men and women. Ken Weg and Tom Hahn posted top games in the event, with Sandy Gossett and Debbie Swale leading the girls in individual scores and series. Multiple sponsors and local taverns noted in the surrounding standings.
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Porter-Sears
Ken Weg
Tom Hahn
Ken
Tom’ Hahn
Larry Eke
Sandy Gossett
Debbie Swale
Diana Coonay
Diana Cooney
Sinclair
Trey
Massey
Mary Bee
Rink Clover Fart
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Bantam bowler Ken Weggen posts 925 series at Pearl Lanes
Ken Weggen, a young bowler who turned eight recently, led Bantam League bowling at Pearl Lanes with games of 181 and a 925 series. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Melvin Weggin of 212 Glen Fen.
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Ken, Weggen
Ken Wegren
Pearl Lanes
Ken
Aps
Melvin Weggim
NHL Scores From the Day's Games
The Associated Press reports hockey results with Montreal beating Boston 9 to 3 and Toronto defeating Detroit 1 to 0. Chicago tied New York 1 to 1 while Montreal also edged Toronto 3 to 2 and Detroit won 1 to 0 against Chicago. No games scheduled today.
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Associated Press
National‘Basketball Association
Detroit
New York
Boston
Syracuse
Cincinnati
Chicago
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Francisco
Long Beach
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Oakland
Pittsburgh
Toronto
Light slate of games Tuesday in Southeast Iowa league
A light Tuesday schedule features Mediapolis boys and girls at Wapello, New London teams at Morning Sun, Winfield-Mt Union at Danville, Columbus Junction at WACO Wayland, Westmer at Jay, and Okumwa in Little Six action at Fairfield. Moline travels to Clinton in the Mississippi Valley JC conference.
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Mediapatis
Gals
Gane- Union
Westmer
Jay
Okumwa
Little Six
Moline
Clinton
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Rockford
Ray Schaughnessy
Janesville
Wis
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Springfield
Ermino Lazzerini
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Les Stock
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Oelwein
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Wester Drug
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Bob Perrault
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Ions Avenue
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Tom Parent
Town and Country Bowl
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Player— Guys & Dolls League
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Il Jenning
Bill Loge
Morticella Bideine
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Legin Logel
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