Muskies Fall 74 65 at Keokuk in Conference Opener
Keokuk defeated Muscatine 74 to 65 as the Muskies struggled with free throws and shot selection. Jerry Keith led Muscatine with 21 points while Tom Crumly and Beanie Bartelt added double digits. Keokuk balanced scoring with 12 to 18 point contributors and built a 40-34 halftime lead, holding off late Muscatine rallies.
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Indians Pace JC to 106 75 Victory Over Clarinda
In MHS fieldhouse Cameron and Schroeder each scored 38 as Macazine Junior College defeated Clarinda 106 to 75. Cameron hit 16 of 20 from the floor and 4 of 10 free throws while Schroeder closed 14 of 25 with many jumpers and drives. Gary Minor and Dave Church set up others as the Indians built a big lead, with Schroeder adding 20 points in the second half.
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Easy Victories Put Wilton Ahead in Eastern Iowa Race
Wilton built on a 45-42 win over Springville to seize the Eastern Iowa lead, while Durant fell to Lone Tree 53-47. West Branch beat West Liberty 49-28. Brighton swept a pair from Louisa-Muscatine, 39-26 girls and 69-28 boys, as L M’s girls hit double figures scoring with Carlyne McGill reaching 187 in six games.
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Bettendorf Upsets Ottumwa In Little Six Clash
Bettendorf shocked Ottumwa 68 to 62 on Friday night at Bellendorf in a Little Six game. Bettendorf, 2-2, led 42-34 at halftime and held Ottumwa in the final minutes with free throws from Jim Kerns and Curt VandeWalle. Terry Simonson returned to lead Burlington’s 58-30 victory over Cedar Rapids Bests.
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Steers On Winning Streak Faces Mixed Pro Football Slate
AP reports Steers ride a winning streak as baseball and boxing notes surface. Sloane loses in a 6 5 tally, Dallas shows a 4 7 1 mark, and Minnesota upends Detroit 29 to 1. Other bouts feature Rob, Greaves, Ta vares, Christie, Banbung and Haga in wins or close losses across cities including San Jacinto Edmonton and Medford.
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Liberty Gals Lead Little Four Roundup in Loop
West Liberty slips to last with 0-1 start as Liberty Belles top West Branch 51-45. Durant climbs to third with a 51-45 win. Deanna Essex scores 33 for West Liberty while Bev Brown reaches 116 points over four games. Coach Elmer Prescott’s Bearettes sit at 3-1 overall.
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Sugar Ray Seeks Moyer Bout in New York Bid
Sugar Ray Robinson aims for a rematch with Denny Moyer in New York on January 6 as he pursues a sixth middleweight title after a comeback win. He stopped WIL Greaves with a late knockout following a split decision over Greaves last September 25, and earlier floored the Canadian champion in the eighth round before finishing him.
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Will's 78 Points Sets NBA Record In Triumph And Loss
Wilt Chamberlain scored 78 points for the Philadelphia Warriors in a 131-128 loss after three overtimes. He delivered 31 field goals and 16 free throws while grabbing 13 rebounds and playing every minute, extending his streak of 24 straight games without rest.
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Fullmer set as 3-1 favorite over Paret in 15 rounds
In Las Vegas Gene Fullmer of Utah faces Kid Paret of Cuba in a 15 round bout telecast by ABC at 10 p.m. EST. Fullmer seeks the National Boxing Association version of the world title and is listed a 3-1 favorite to weigh near the 160 pound limit while Paret aims to cement his hold on the 147 pound class.
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