Ohio State Emerges as Basketball Power Again
Ohio State, riding balanced scoring from five starters, defeated third-ranked West Virginia 76 69 to extend its winning streak to four. Cincinnati crushed George Washington 86 59 as Ron Bonham and Tom Thacker led the Bearcats. Colorado defeated Northwestern 89 53 after an upset of Wichita earlier. Indiana lost to Iowa State 63 55. Wisconsin, Oregon State and Kentucky also shed losses. Duke routed Maryland 92 56 behind 82 points from Ari Heyman and 26 by Toft Mullins. Mississippi State beat Northeastern Louisiana 73 56. Texas Western fell 72 59 to Wisconsin. Wake Forest edged North Carolina State 66 58. North Carolina beat South Carolina 75 66. Notre Dame topped Valparaiso 107 86. Colorado State edged UCLA 66 65 in overtime.
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Ron Bonham
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Ari Heyman
Toft Mullins
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Drake and Iowa State Clash In Des Moines Showdown
Red hot Drake and surprising Iowa State meet tonight in Des Moines as both aim to extend unbeaten starts. Iowa faces St Louis U while Town State travels to Nebraska. Drake and Town State have beaten Indiana, with Drake 87 76 and Town State 63 55. Ray Quinn may miss for Drake, giving Gene West a chance to start.
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St. Louis U
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Hoosiers
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Bulldogs
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Quinn
Gene West
Ames
West Texas
William Jewell
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South Dakota
St. Louis
Evansville College
Central 9th Opens With Win
Central ninth grade basketball opened the season with a 71 to 43 victory at Town City Southeast Saturday. Jerry Peniston scored 25 points to lead the Central team, with Schreurs 18 and Steve Kochnell 17. Central and West ninth grades each have one game this week, with Central hosting Washington at 7 p.m. Thursday.
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Hid
Town City Southeast
Jerry Peniston
John Baker
Schreurs
Steve Kochnell
Tom Atkins
Don Eggenburg
Dave Grossklaus
Davis
West
Louisa Muscatine
Washington
Pearl Lanes Athletes League Bowling Standings Report
Scattered league standings list top teams and high scores from Pearl Lanes and Mathias Juniors Bowling League. Individual leaders include Herbert Grize, Bruce McIntosh, Sam Rauschenberger, Jim Johansons, Mike Lazio, and Kim Leber with notable high games and series. Scotch doubles tournament won by Hart and Francis Rohlg at Town and Country Bowl over the weekend.
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Pearl Laner
Bie! Wahsitt
Tintestt's
Deaiay
Herbert Grize
Bruce McIntosh
Sam Rauschenberger
Herbert Grige
Aby Crag Procinit
Las Raighenberer
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Mathias
BeandIngs
Tom's Barber Shop
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Jim Johsons
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Tom Beckey
Kim Leber
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Loretta Manjovie
Rosemary Stych
Trigia Lamort
Prailing Hart
Francis Rohlg
Earl Whitmore retires after 56 years at Denver Rio Grande
Denver to Earl F Whitmore, 86, oldest of 4700 employees at the Denver and Rio Grande Western Railroad and the longest serving. He spent his entire career in the accounting department, marking a lifetime with the carrier.
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Earl F. Whitmore
Denver & Rio Grande Western Railroad
Hayes Cage League Sunday Results Highlight Varied Scores
In the Hayes Independent Basketball League two games decided by two points and one by 85 points plus a forfeit marked Sunday. Wilson Laundererie beat Carlisle's 77 to 73. Wilton led by Halftime 40 36 with key scoring from Hall 22 Wacker 14 Grunder 13. Forfeiting were KC Lightweights, while Hunters TV topped standings at 30 0. Vigortone Feeds routed Ina Mae's 111 to 26. Moody's Heating won 74 60. Tonight 6:45 Hunter's vs Jake's and Ina Mae's vs Thatcher's.
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Moody's
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Jefferson
M.shannon
Hofer
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D. Olson
Lingle
Bob Cano
Tom Crumlyn
Jim Warder
Tom Carpenter
Ed Halligan
Larry Bunn
New Remedy Promises Quick Relief for Hemorrhoids
New York report touts a newly discovered healing substance that quickly stops burning and itching, shrinks hemorrhoids without surgery, and prevents infections. Doctors observed marked improvements in long lasting cases, with results maintained over months, and the preparation H suppositories and ointment with applicator are available at drug counters.
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Xmas Club Meet Highs Highlight Busy Weekend at Plamor Lanes
The Xmas Club tourney at Plamor lanes featured the first 700 series of the year by Joe Cerniglia of Rockford Illinois, 256 235 012 for 703. Top leaders included Wally Wirz of Chippewa Falls Wisconsin with 1110 across five games and multiple players from Iowa and Illinois. Also noted were Letis Study Club activities with a charity drive for Nickels for Nurses and a Christmas program led by Mrs. Arthur Thompson and Mrs. George Crist. Vacationing in Florida was reported for Mr. and Mrs. W C Hendrix.
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Joe S Cevniglia
Rockford, Ill
Towa
Tlinois
Towans
Archie Larson
Fort Dodge
Ed Lintz
Wally Wirz
Chippawa Falls
Wis
Singier
Wally
Wirz
John Funk
Freeport
Gene Brannen
Omaha
Frank Mauro
Des Moines
Bill Helton
Rockford
Leis
Letis
Ralph Lowe
Earl Wilson
Harry Gipple
Nickels
Arthur Thompson
George Crist
Thompson
Crist
Letts Federated Club
Fla
W. C. Hendrix
Florida
Four-Man 823 Highlights Weekend Junior Bowling Action
A four-man team rolled an 823 in the junior league, led by Dave Freers with 243, Tom Shield 241, Corky Battey 171, and Kim Gidden 168 at Town and Country Bowl.
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Dave
Freers
Tom Shield
Corky Battey
Kim Gidden
Town
JV Beaten Here Tonight by Town City at 7
Muscatine Jugas Varsity plays Town City tonight after a 51 26 loss at Rock Island Saturday. Scoring included Griebel Howard Leach Manley Bender Hetzler and Bollman.
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Town City
Rock Island
MBS
Rock
Island
Dave Griebellavith
Russ Howard
Denny "Bollman’ Leach
Merle Manley
John Bender
Steve Hetzler
Rockets Rally Falls Short as Yorkwood Triumphs
Yorkwood built a quick 13-5 first quarter lead and led 33-13 at halftime before defeating Rockridge 49-39. Lease poured in 23 points and Johnson added 16 for the winners while Massey and P Heath scored 21 and 7 for Rockridge.
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Yorkwood
Rockridge
Lease
Johnson
Massey
P. Heath
Jack Milam
Rockridge Rockets
Runnels Two-Time Batting Champ Faces Trade After Crown
Pete Runnels, 34, won the 1962 American League batting title with a .326 average for Boston before being traded to the Houston Colts for outfielder Raman Mejias. He joins Rogers Hornsby as the only major leaguers dealt away after a batting title in the prior season. Hornsby did so in 1928 after leading the league with .387.
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Pete Runnels
Hornsby
Rajah
Boston Braves
Chicago Cubs
Keokuk Wins in Tight Southeast Six Clash
Keokuk edged Fort Madison 54 to 57 as Rusty Glasgow poured in 27 and Don Witte 20 for the Chiefs. Burlington fell 75 to 59 at Galesburg as the two conference teams post a split in outside games. Gary Stevens led Fort Madison with 13 while Roger Johnson and Frank Dexter scored 28 and 38 for Galesburg.
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Burlington
Fort
Madison
Galesburg
Rusty Glasgow
Don Witte
Fort Madison
Roger Johnson
Frank Dexter
John Smith
Tony Baker
Rick Loghry
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