Many Tall Men to Play in Trotter Game on Saturday
Rosters for the Harlem Globetrotters versus San Francisco game list nine players between 5-2 and 6-8 height. Local promoter George Long schedules the event at Muscatine high fieldhouse at 8 p.m. Saturday with doors opening at 7 p.m. The Golden Gaters boast a large roster including Kent Bryan of Memphis State and Bob Stoermer a player coach from Oklahoma. Guests from Dutheran Homes and an entertaining halftime program featuring a variety of acts are planned.
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San Francisco
Golden Gators
Muscatine High
George Long
Walt Kennedy
Florida A & M
Kenneth Glenn
Niagara U
Douglas Himes
Prairie’ View
David Hicks
Wilbur Cross High
New Haven
Conn
Mel Davis
Tennessee A & J
Grady McCollum
Western Yminors
Murphy Simmons
Northwestern High
Detroit
Robert Hall
Brewster Center
Ernest Wagner
Bob Stoermer
Oklahoma U
Chris Kaniho
Lahainaluna High
Hawaii
BI Leedom
Cal State Poly
Jim Stanley
Mike Karavas
el Camines
Celil
Robert Akeo
University of Hawaii
Long
Bob ‘Way
Lilly
Jackie Coconut
Ramon Esqued
Nick Keseric
Elena
Bill Collins
Injured Hawks Granted Extra Eligibility By Big Ten
Chicago reports Big Ten officials allowed the University of Town football players an additional year of eligibility due to injuries during the 1963 season. Halfbacks Bob Ledotte Terry Ferry and James Wagner gain another season as Ledotte Ferry and Wagner suffer injuries ending their current campaigns. The conference also approved a maximum 30 football scholarships per team, ten fewer than prior limits.
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University of Town
Hawkeyes
Bob Ledotte
Royal Oak
Midh
Terry Ferry
Boone
James Wagner
Cedar Rapids
Ledotte
Ned
Ferry
Wagner
Big Ten
Inter League Baseball Deals Stir With December 15 Deadline
Los Angeles report says more inter league trades may follow after four deals, as the Phillies pursue right handed hitting and infield help. Gene Mauch seeks a third baseman or outfield option to replace Demeter and eye Woody Held from Cleveland, while talks include Tommy Harper from Cincinnati.
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Los Angeles
Philadelphia Phillies
Jim Bunning
Gus Triandas
Detroit
Don Demeter
Jack Hamilton
Tommy Harper
Cincinnati
Phils
Gene Mauch
Demeter
Woody’ Held Inose
Cleveland
Held
Seven more gridiron players sign for Blue Gray game
Seven more college football players signed to play in the Blue Gray game on December 28. Kentucky lineman Herschel Turner and Virginia end Jake Adams joined the Blues, with Don Caum Penn State Henry Schichller Wichita Dave Ellison Purdue Ken Coleman Kansas and Indiana guard Carmen Bentivenn. The Reds and other clubs were active in deals involving Baldschun, Harper, and related trades as the season closed.
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Montgomery
Ala
Eage
Kentucky
Herschel Turner
Virginia
Jake Adams
Blues
Penn State
Don Caum
Henry Schichller
Wichita
Dave Ellison
Purdue
Ken Coleman
Kansas
Indiana
Carmen Bentivenn
Army Navy Clash Set For Philly Stadium Showdown
Army coach Dietzel declares risk is low while Navy stars Roger Staubach and co. aim for ninth win in ten. The 100000 crowd at Municipal Stadium will watch a nationally televised battle with Cotton Bowl implications and a solemn tribute to President Kennedy.
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Annapolis
Army
Navy
CES
Texas
Dallas
John F. Kennedy
Corps of Cadets
Kennedy
Navy Tricks Stir Army Before 6th Philly Clash
Navy coach Wayne Hardin uses nerve juries and gimmicks to unsettle Army before their 6th meeting at Municipal Stadium in Philadelphia. past tricks include Flam ing Mamie helmets and Jolly Roger bands with Beat Army inscriptions, while Navy seeks a fifth straight victory over Army.
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Will Grimsley
Associated Press
West Point
Paul Dietzel
Army
Navy
Midshipmen
Middies
Annapolis
Black Knights
Philadelphia
Municipal Stadium
Wayne Hardin
Hardin
Army L
Knights
Dietzel
Louisiana State
Avmiy
Seeded Players In Net Action In San Diego Event
Top seeded players advance in the National hardcourt tournament in La Jolla after byes in opening round. The lone upset among ranked entrants came when Bill Bond of La Jolla, formerly fifth seed, was eliminated by Horst Ritter of Palo Alto.
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LA Jolla
Calif
Bill Bond
Horst Ritter
Palo Alto
College basketball scores from various teams
A condensed roundup of college basketball results listing numerous teams and scores across regions. Notable outings include Lock Haven 0, MIT 62. Georgia 87 over Clemson. Centenary 77 over Tex. Loyola New Orleans 72 over Catholic 69. Northwestern, South Dakota, Texas A M, and Cal Poly Pomona among others with diverse margins and opponents reflected in the fragment.
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Jumala
Lock Haven
MIT
Trinity
Cann
Ithaca
Stl
Lawrence
Paterson State
Shelton
South
Georgia
Clemson
Centenary
Tex
Chris
la. State
Methodist
Loyola
New Orleans
Snyder Rolls 25 Strikes In Recording 735 Series
Sam Snyder, a longtime Muscatine bowler, rolled a 735 series on Thursday night in the Men's Major League at the New Pray May Lines. It was Snyder’s sixth 700 series this season, with a 27245219 line cited though not clearly readable. Veteran critics doubt any official record exists, with beliefs that a 760 by Jim Ballenger in the 1950s may stand as the all-time mark.
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Sam Snyder
Muscatine
Snyder
Pray May Lines
Jim Ballenger
Mike Berlin
Russ Longhurst
Leo Salemini
Ralph Briles
Berlin
Longhurst
Salemini
Wilton
Briles
Cedar Rapids
Harold Hetder
National Match Game Pin Meet drawn by 60 teams
A field of 60 teams entered the men s match game bowling championship with a 12700 purse and 2500 for first, led by defending champion Don Carter Gloves of 31 Louis in Los Angeles. The day also sees a basketball doubleheader at the Sports Arena as USC and UCLA debut conference play against Butler and Brigham Young respectively.
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Don Carter Gloves
Louis
Los Angeles
Southern California
Trojans
Butler
UCLA
Brigham Young
Cincinnati
Boston
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Baltimore
New York
Detroit
San Francisco
Muscatine wrestlers win at Burlington in dual meet
Muscatine high wrestlers opened the Burlington meet with varsity and reserve victories. Dan Wagler won a key heavyweight decision to seal a 34 38 victory while reserves prevailed 8 to 402. Coach Kurtenbach noted upcoming talent and a family move involving Tom and John Haynes from Burlington to Muscatine.
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Muscatine High
Grapplers
Burlington
Dan Wagler
Frank Kutenbach
Tom
John Haynes
Muscatine
John
Seph
Massies
Frank Church
Virgil Shouse
Church
Shouse
Doug Wing
Wagler
M Eter Wagler
Kurtenbach
Tom Powell
Walker
Jerry. Awbrey
Zeringue
Dave Bennett
Ryan
Drew
Tomies
Dick McPike
Whitacre
Larry
Ioned the Shields
Doug Ning
Gary Punam
Tolan
Doug Maxwell
Kuisle
Mueller
Wallace
Terrey Henderson
Bernhart
North Carolina Doaks Leader In Field Trials
Durant Mississippi reports North Carolina Doaks led 101 fox hounds into the final round of the U S open field trials, scoring 360 points after Thursday. Deak owned by G W Clavion of Winston Salem NC scored high on speed and driving.
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Durant. Miss
North Carolina
Dow
Fox Hounds
Deak
G. W. Clavion
Winston « Salem
N.C
Exhibition on Judo Set Here
An exhibition on judo will be presented at 1 45 p m Saturday at the YMCA by Paul Avernura physical director and judo instructor The event will feature members of boys classes and some adults Demonstrations of various techniques will be given The public is invited to Saturday s exhibition
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YMCA
Paul Avernura
U S Olympic hockey team defeats Michigan Tech 3 1
The U S Olympic hockey team beat Michigan Tech 3 1 in Houghton Mich after two scoreless periods. The Americans fired 23 shots on goal in the final 20 minutes.
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U. S
Houghton
Mich
Michigan Tech
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