Iowa Colleges Split in 4 Games by The Associated Press
Four games on Monday night ended in split results for Iowa colleges. St Ambrose edged Winona St Marys 88 87 in overtime after a 78 73 regulation, with John Lingle scoring the key late points and John Cahill adding 17 for Ambrose. State College of Town beat Winona Minn 64 60, Gustavus Adolphus defeated Wartburg 87 69 led by Darwin Dale rich 26 points, and Upper Town fell to Platteville 92 78, with Don Dutton contributing 27 for the Peacocks. Tuesday schedule includes Luther at Loras and Central at Willard Penn among others.
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St.Ambrose
John
Lingle
Iowa
St. Ambrose
Winona St. Mary's
John Cahill
State College of Town
Don Dutton
Platteville
Wis
Luther
Loras
Central
Williart Penn
Upper Town
Lax Crosse
Westmar
Southern State
Four Iowa Players and Ex-Iowa Prep Drafted by NFL
Four Iowa players and ex-Iowa prep star Jerry Hillebrand were drafted by NFL teams in a long draft that stretched into early Tuesday. Hillebrand, a Davenport native, went to the New York Giants in the first round. Larry Ferguson, Town halfback, joined Detroit in round four. Sherwyn Thorson went to the Los Angeles Rams in round seven. Wilburn Hollir was picked by the St. Louis Cardinals in round nine and Bill Whisler by Washington in round ten. Ferguson, a 1962 Town captain, plans to play for the Hawkeyes next fall and may gain another year of eligibility after missing most of 1961 with an injury. Bill Van Buren of Iowa was named captain of the East team for Shrine East-West game in San Francisco Dec. 30.
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Colorado
Jerry Hillebrand
Davenport
New York Giants
Larry Ferguson
Detroit
Sherwyn Thorson
Los Angeles Rams
Wilburn Hollir
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Whisler
Washington Redskins
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Hawkeyes
Buffalo
Devry
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Pete Rozelle
Los Angeles
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Roman Gabriel
North Carolina State
Merlin Olson
Utah State
Dallas
Cleveland
Browns
Gary Collins
Maryland
Leroy Jackson
Western Iinois
Pittsburgh
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Fate Echols
Northwestern
Irvin Goode
Kentucky
Philadelphia
Chicago Bears
Ron Bull
Baylor
San Francisco
Lance Alworth
Arkansas
Baltimore
Wendell Harris
LSU
John Hadl
Kansas
New York
Gregn Bay
Earl Gros
Monday NBA Results and Upcoming Games Summary
Pro Basketball results show Los Angeles 131 over Syracuse 120 in the NBA. Washington 123 over Hawaii 117. Monday’s game slate includes St Louis at Chicago in New York and Philadelphia at New York. Syracuse visits Los Angeles in Portland while Washington plays Hawaii. Cleveland meets Chicago in Milwaukee and San Francisco visits Kansas City. Wednesday features Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Philadelphia New York at Detroit Syracuse at Los Angeles and Pittsburgh at Los Angeles in Chicago with Cleveland at Chicago.
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McNeeley Knocked Out By Patterson In Maple Leaf Gardens
In Toronto Floyd Patterson defends the world heavyweight title by knocking out Tom McNeeley in the fourth round after eight knockdowns and several slips. McNeeley tearfully tells his father he tried, while Patterson and even Jersey Joe Walcott praise McNeeley’s courage. Patterson notes one strong rally in the fourth before sealing victory.
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Jersey Joe Walcott
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Walcott
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Polip
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Tom McNeeley
Floyd Patterson
Joe Walcott
AP PhotoFax
Liston Defeats Westphal. Patterson Beats McNeeley
In a closed air television doubleheader in Philadelphia Liston stopped Albert Westphal in 2 58 of the first round, after a solid right cross to the jaw. Patterson defeated Tom McNeeley by knockout in Toronto in the fourth round as Liston watched ringside. Patterson dodged questions about facing Liston while Liston offered little comment.
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Ralph Bernstein
Associated “Press
Philadelphia
Sonny Linton
Liston
Floyd Patterson
Patterson
Albert Westphal
Germany
Convention Hall
Baker
Tom McNeeley
Arlington
Mass
Toronto
Canada
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Sonny Liston
Westphal
Geman
280 Players Picked in NFL 14 Hour Session
The NFL conducted its player procurement Monday grabbing 280 players in two rounds. Washington's winless Redskins took the No 1 pick Ernie Davis of Syracuse Heisman Trophy winner.
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NFL
Joe
Mooshil
Associated Press
Chicago
National Football League
Washington
Redskins
Ernie Davis
Syracuse
ABL
Davis
Xmas Club Pin Tourney Leader Tops Bowling Field
Arch Larson of Fort Dodge led the Xmas Club Bowling tournament at Plamor Lanes with a 975 five-game series and a 195 average. Other top scratch shooters included Wilmer Lary, Denny Torgenson, Bill Stahovitch, and Larry Cook. Doubles leaders were Larson and Torgenson, with teams from Beltendorf and Davenport among the standings. The event drew 301 entries from Omaha to Aurora, with first prize at $1,000.
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Arch Larson
Fort Dodge
Plamor
Larson
Wilmer Lary
Elwood
Denny Torgenson
Humboldt
Bill Stahovitch
Springfield
Larry Cook
Maquoketa
Torgenson
Yen
Terry Petersen
Jerry Rogers
Beltendorf
Lou Jorgensen
Dick Sather
Davenport
Don Hein
Clarence Tindell
Postville
Omaha
Aurora
Midwest
Jim Ballenger
Mason City Man Records Remarkable Fog Shot
Vince Goodman of Mason City carded what players called one of the hardest aces on the 16th hole at Mason City Country Club during dense mist. He removed his glasses to play, could not see the cup, yet his companions Ark Panther Pat Kenney and Dick Spindler confirmed the ace.
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Towa
Vince Goodman
Goodman
Mason City Country Club
Ark Panther
Pat Kenney
Dick Spindler
Hockey Scores National League Monday Resuite
Hockey scores from the National Hockey League show Monday results with no games listed for Wednesday while Chicago faces New York in a scheduled contest.
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National Hockey
Associated Press
Chicago
New York
Muscatine teams hit road for first wins in busy schedule
MSC Hayes and Muscatine JC pursue first victories as they travel to Grand View Des Moines and Keokuk. North Scott hosts Maquoketa and Mid-Plaines as Jim Nelson leads Lancets with Koch scoring burst. Hayes, Stritch, JC, and MHS swimmers and wrestlers fill a heavy week with intercity games and invitational meets.
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Maquoketa
DeVitta
Jim Nelson
North Scott Lancet
Les Koch
North Scott
Don Bermett
Gary Hoffman
Bob Goetisch
Larry Paaske
Muscatine
Tom Crumly
Beanie Bartelt
Jerry Keith
Don
Te Strake
Jerry
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Bob Herwig
MJC
Clinton
Muskies
Indians
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West
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MBS
Dick Horton
Bred Wright
Ottumway
Grapplers
Burlington
Smatmen
Simmers
Davenport West
YM Junior Loop Scoring Leaders From Saturday Meet
In a sparse Saturday slate at First Methodist and nearby churches, scorers Jerry Peniston John Flickinger Steve Brade Sam Rauschenberger Virgil Shouse Gene Batley Bill Stamler Ron Campbell Steve Hindal Don Eggenburg Dave Freevs and Dim Davis appear among top performances. Zion Lutheran First EUB Orange and First Baptist figures posted notable scores with Calvary Baptist and Grace Lutheran also in the mix.
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Steve Brade
Zion Lucherar
Sam Rauschenberger
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First Presbyterian
Virgil Shouse
Calvary Baptist
Gene Batley
Bill Stamler
Ron Camphbell
Steve’ Hindal
Don Eggenburg
Fom
Alking
Dave Freevs
Greces Lutheran
Dim' Davis
Orange
Special OB Meeting At Ina Mac's Wednesday
A Muscatine Quarterback Club special meeting is set for 6 30 pm Wednesday at Inn Mae s. Members approved a monthly winter session with dinner at 6 30 pm a forecasting contest and social hour No speaker is planned and the meal costs 1 30 Reservations are due by noon Wednesday at Inn Mae s All area men are invited to attend
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Ina Mac's
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Mae's
Upset Win Ups State s Hopes Ames Cyclones Triumph
An upset over Marquette revived Town State basketball hopes as Iowa State defeated Texas Western 72 68. Vinnie Brewer starred with 23 points and 16 rebounds in his second straight complete game, while Gary Wheeler and Bob Sloy added 14 each to spark a second half surge after trailing 36 35 at the break.
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Marquette
Town State
Texas Western
Cyclones
Warriors
Vinnie Brewer
Brewer
Iowa State
Gary Wheel
Bob Sloy
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Sloy
Baylor Hits His High Total in Lakers Win Over Nationals
Elgin Baylor scored 30 points, his season high, leading the Los Angeles Lakers to a 131-120 victory over the Syracuse Nationals. Baylor had 22 in the first quarter and 6 in the second. Lee Shaffer led Syracuse with 32 points.
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Los Angeles Lakers
Syracuse Nationals
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Syracuse
Lee Shaffer
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Heavyweight Boxing Results From Cities and Ring Events
The Associated Press reports eight heavyweight results across multiple venues. X.Y. stops Tom McNeele in Arlington Mass for the world title. Sonny Liston finishes in Philadelphia with a knockout of Albert Westphal in Hamburg. Billy Collins knocks out Rickey Ortiz in Nashville. Doug Valliant stops Hashas in Paris.
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Toronto
Floyd Patterson
Isstz
Rockville Centre
X.Y
Tom McNeele
Arlington
Mass
Philadelphia
Sonny Liston
Albert Westphal
Hamburg
Germany
New York
Billy Collins
Nashville
Tenn
Rickey Ortiz
Puerto Rico
Paris
Doug Valliant
Cuba
Aisss Hashas
Power Struggle Shakes U S Olympic Committee
Washington reports a major rift as the AAU and NCAA clash for influence in the U S Olympic Committee during the quadrennial meeting. Delegates reelected officers who hold joint posts in both groups amid debates over voting blocs and governance.
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Ypsilanti
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Asa S. Bushnell
Princeton
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Jenkintown
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