Wilt Chamberlain fuels Warriors rally past Packers in Chicago
Wilt Chamberlain scored 61 after a 78 point Friday and 55 Sunday as Philadelphia defeated Chicago 118 to 109. Cincinnati defeated New York 134 to 94 while Chamberlain’s breakaway pace lifted the Warriors from a halftime deficit.
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Szykowny May Return Adds Depth for Iowa Cagers Tonight
Szykowny may play for the Iowa Hawkeyes against South Dakota State after a brief honeymoon. If dressed, he will join a squad already aided by reserve standout Andy Hawkins and top scorer Don Nelson in a 75 55 conquest of Miami of Ohio. Iowa remains a favorite, recalling last year’s two point 77 75 win.
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Two Undefeated Teams Clash In Hayes Loop Tonight
In the Hayes Independent Basketball League two undefeated clubs Schmitts Sports and Sun Mart meet at 6 30 p m for undisputed leadership with both sides fresh from Sunday wins. The game features Ed Caliger Ron Tietge and Wayne Wagner leading Schmitts while Hahn s and Sun Mart players fill out the scoring.
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Busy week ahead for JC area winter teams
Muscatine high junior varsity opens at Hayes while MIC hosts Keokuk for reserve-varsity. Keokuk journeys to Clinton then back here Tuesday. Ex-Keokuk stars Glasgow and Powell lead Konets with strong seasons. Muscatine and Hayes each in action Friday. Hayes hosts St. Joseph’s De Witt next Sunday. Wrestlers host Ottumwa Thursday. swimmers 3-1 travel to Rock Island Friday.
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Army Plans to Bolster West Point Football Program
Army at West Point moves to strengthen its football program after the dismissal of head coach Dale Hall. Possible candidates include Paul Dietzel Andy Gustafson Murray Warsmath and Tom Harp with potential ex- Army assistants Johnny Green and Bill Yeoman in the running. The changes could involve recruiting boosts additional football appointments and relaxing academy routines. Hall had warned of disadvantages and pushed for a stronger program before his firing. He took over for Blaik in 1959, compiling 16 wins 11 losses and two ties.
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Cyclist’s trek to Rose Bowl slowed by winter weather
Dakota City, Neb and northwest Iowa were icy and frigid as Mt Chuck Hallom, a University of Mine negota sophomore, continued his bicycle journey to Pasadena for the Rose Bowl. Poor roads forced a bus ride from Sibley to Merrill after a ride from Worthington, Minn. to Sibley. He may seek warmer southward travel next.
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Giants and Eagles Face Nfl Title Route Deciding Games
Giants must win or tie to force a playoff with the Eagles for the conference crown. The two teams split Sunday with the Giants edging Philadelphia 28 24, while Chicago upset Cleveland and the 49ers battle Detroit for Western runnerup honors.
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Pender Denies Fullmer Offer to Fight Downes
Former middleweight champ Paul Pender rejected Gene Fullmer’s $15,000 bid to face Downes for the world title. Pender said he’s heard nothing and won’t listen, noting Downes is champion in MA and NY and by the European union after dethroning Pender in London last September. A third Pender-Downes bout is suggested for Boston next March.
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Cannon’s 330 Yard Power Day Lifts Oilers Over Giants
Houston’s Billy Cannon erupts for 216 rushing yards and five touchdowns while adding 114 receiving yards as the Oilers rout the Giants 48-21. His big game breaks the AFL single game record, keeping Houston atop the Eastern Division with Oakland and Dallas in chase.
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World middleweight title bout ends with knockouts
AP dispatch from Las Vegas reports Gene Fullmer knocking out Benny Kid Parat in a middleweight world title bout. Parat had claimed a 166 percent count while Fullmer held 159 percent. The report notes Cuba and Utah involvement in the event and comments on policyholder treatment. The text reflects a mix of fragmented details and unclear phrasing about broader implications.
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