Muscatine Wrestlers Defeat Alleman 34 36 in Dual Meet
Muscatine high school beat Alleman 34 to 36 in a dual meet at Rock Island. Frank Church and Virgil Shouse each had four pins but unbeaten strings ended. Dan Wagler remained undefeated. JV won 31 17. several Muscatine pins and forfeits noted. Muskies prep to host Washington in a JV varsity meet Thursday.
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Frank Kurtenbach
Muscatine
Rock Island
Mike Knott
Skip Hitchcock
Denny Bellinger
Cameron
Len Sloat
McPeak Granted Broad Coaching Authority With Redskins
Washington Bill McPeak won renewed trust as coach and general manager with power to spend freely on talent and implement changes. He holds more authority than any prior Redskins coach in history, while the team posted its best attendance year yet at 303,638 for seven home games, despite on field losses.
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Washington
Bill McPeak
Leo DeOrsey
Redskin
McPeak
Scott Appleton Thrilled With Lineman Honors
Scott Appleton expresses pride after being named AP outstanding college football lineman of 1963. He credits a midseason position switch to middle guard and teammate Gordon Roberts for Texas top ranking. Appleton won by eight votes over Illinois center Dick Butkus. Nebraska guard Bob Brown followed.
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Austin
Tex
All America
Scott Appleton
Associated Press
Gordon Roberts
Appleton
Texas
Fac’tion
Illinois
Dick Butkus
Nebraska
Bob Brown
Promiscuous Fishing Planned At Lake Odessa
The State Conservation Commission announces a promiscuous fishing program at Lake Odessa on the Mississippi River east of Wapella. The plan aims to reduce stunted carp by lowering water levels after December 13 in cooperation with U S Fish and Wildlife Service, with restocking next spring. Fishing may use dipnets or nets and other legal methods once announced, but explosives and shocking devices remain banned.
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Mississippi River
Wapella
State Conservation Commission
Fshing
Lake
Odessa
U. S. Tisa and Wildlife Service
Commission
Seven College Teams Reach 100 Points in One Night
Multiple colleges piled up 100 points or more in a single night with Loyola of Chicago pacing the surge by hitting the mark four times. Top teams like Duke faced stiff tests while others such as Memphis State, North Carolina and St. Louis posted big wins as foul trouble and close margins shaped the scoring frenzy.
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Mike Rathet
Collegi
King Baskets
Lou Day
Day
Lafayete
Columbia
Loyola of Chicago
Lingley
Loyola
South Dakota
Fi Ont
Ron’ Miller
Lest Hunter
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John Pyan
Touls Sn Olker
Mempis
State
Bob Neumann
Jabama
Charlie Shaffer
North Carolina
Tulane
Dick van Arsdalé Felten
Baldy Jace
St. Louis
Lamarce
George Washington
Citadel
Duke
South Carolina
South
Towa
Creighton
Indiana
Detroit
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Sant Diego St
Miami
Ohio
Depauw Southwest
Gi. Tech
Rice
Tex
Western
Centenary
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Colorady i Seatule
St. Mary's
9th Grade Teams Clash Tonight at MCC Moline
Ninth grade basketball doubleheader features Central and West junior high teams at Moline High School gym at 7 o'clock. Central trails 0-2 while West improves. game marks last of season for both squads.
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West
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Magentine
Cole Jene
Black Hawk
Mississippi Valley
JC Loop
Wharton Fieldhouse
Tnha
Iowa Loop
Lone ‘Tree
Morning Sun
Danville
Columbus Community
New London
Winfield Moon
Union and
Louis
Parseghian-Northwestern coach saga unsettles Notre Dame
In South Bend the Notre Dame coaching saga surrounding Ara Parseghian remains unsettled after executive vice president Rev. Edmund Joyce announced Parseghian as the new coach, then backtracked as negotiations stalled. Joyce declined to commit to a meeting while Parseghian returned home and refused disturbance. Northwestern’s Stu Holcomb said Parseghian had not officially resigned and still had one year left on a five year contract.
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Ind
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Ara Parseghian
Parseghian
Edmund P. Joyce
Northwestern
Parsegaian
Fighting Irish
Hugh Devore
Joyce
Stu Holcomb
Staubach Tops AP Back Of 1952 Honors
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach was voted the outstanding college football back for 1952 by The Associated Press. He led with 57 votes from a panel of writers and broadcasters. Georgia Tech's Billy Lothridge led the rest with 11 votes, followed by Baylor's Don Trull and Michigan State's Sherman Lewis.
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Coninus
Roger Staubach
Navy
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Billy Lothridge
Georgia Tech
Mr. Everything
Don Trull
Baylor
Sherman Lewis
Michigan State
Immiy Sidi
Auburn
Mel Renfro
Oregon
Terry Isaacsos
Air Force
Gayle Gayers
Kansas
George Bork
Northern
Ilinois
Wilton Meeting to Hear Don Grensing Speaker
Wilton Athletic Boosters set 2:00 pm Wednesday in the high school cafeteria with former Wilton high coach Don Grensing now Davenport Central head coach as guest speaker. A second vice-president will be elected and officer transitions noted.
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Wilton
Don Grensing
Wilton High Cage
Davenport Central
Wilton Athletic Boosters Club
Denzil Coram
Gary Gordy
Bob Budelier
Cleods Gelwis
Leo Maurer
Duquesne, Baldwin Wallace Tie In Basketball Action
A fragmented sports brief mentions Duquesne, Baldwin Wallace, and Columbia in a basketball context. The garbled text references teams and a score-like element with unclear details but indicates college basketball coverage from a prior era.
Loyola Chicago Tops AP Top 25 Basketball Poll
Loyola Chicago remains No 1 after an overtime win over Detroit and a close victory against Western Michigan. The Associated Press poll sees four teams drop from the Top Ten while UCLA Vanderbilt Toledo and Davidson join the rankings in varying positions.
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Associated Press
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Detroit
Western Michigan
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Oregon State
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UCLA
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Davidson
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Kentucky
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Cseveree Tldw
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Creighton Ends Iowa Streak In Five Minute OT Tilt
Iowa Hawkeyes saw their unbeaten run halted by Creighton 71 to 72 in overtime at Iowa City. Paul Silas led Creighton with 23 points and 28 rebounds while Dave Roach added 21 for the Jays, who dominated boards and forced Iowa into 18 free throws.
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Bluejays
Omaha
Hawkeyes
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Hawks
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Chuck Officer
Moline, I
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Charles Brown
Dave Roach
Jimmy Rocgers
Andy Hanisins
Tawker
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Silas
Upset Sparks State Team Confidence Against Utah State
Ames 07 Town State fans saw a 63 page upset as Cyclones defeated Utah State. Rich Froistad led with 22 points and three 20 footers. Joe Hurst Al Noch and Bob Ziegler joined in double figures as Town State rallied from a halftime deficit, outrebounded the Utags and shot free throws well.
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Cyclones
Utah State
Glen Anderson
Rich Froistad
Froistad
Utags
Joe Hurst
al Noch
Bob Ziegler
Drake Rolls to fourth straight win over San Diego State
Drake surged in the second half to overpower San Diego State 79 to 49 at Veterans Auditorium Des Moines Monday. McLemore scored 18 and Bogash added 17 for Drake while Jack Shawcroft matched 17 for the Aztecs. Buena Vista defeated Morris 94 to 74 in the Town Conference with Point 29 and Dick 27 leading the Beavers.
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Associated Press
Drake
San Diego State
Veterans Auditorium
Des Moines
Bulldogs
Minnesota
Minneapolis
McCoy McLemore
Gene Bogash
Aztecs
Jack Shawcroft
Buena Vista
Cbarer
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Minn
Beavers
Dick Point
Larry Dick
Cagers Fall as Five JVs Pace Loss 81 to 56
In a Monday game at Cedar Raisn Washington the high school junior varsity basketball team lost 81 to 56. Four players reached double figures for the losing side: Doug Leech 14 Wally Benson 12 Denny White 11 and Craig Proffitt 10. Coach Earl Gantenbein said they just couldn’t hit. The JVs, 1-3 on the year, host Cedar Rapids Jefferson at 10 a.m. Saturday. The game was played without former starter Jerry Pentiston who is with the sophomores and Denny Tey who was sick.
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Doug Leech
Wally Benson
Denny White
Craig Proffitt
Earl Gantenbein
Jvs
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Jerry Peniston
The
Sophs
Denny Tey
Muscatine
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