Indians Lose On 40 Free Throws In 90 78 Setback
Rock Island’s Black Hawk Community College of Moline defeated Muscatine 90-78 in a Mississippi Valley Conference game. Black Hawk shot 52 free throws, making 29, while Muscatine was hampered by early fouls. Cameron led Black Hawk with 34 points and 27 rebounds, Hultgren added 26, and Muscatine’s Massey led with 12. The Bravos also won the reserve game 60-32 as Muscatine finished 35.2 percent from the floor.
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Muscatine
Black Hawk
Braves
Don Massey
Gary
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Jerry Welk
Jerry Askam
Cliff Cameron
Black” Hawk
Musgentine
Cameron, Clit
Cameron
Eually Avrenerve
Pines
Meat Ralph (Beanie
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Barttelt
Herwig
Larry Hultgren
Massey
Tom
Jensen
Bob’ Dean
Don TeStrake
Sam Childs
Roger
Mont-gomery
Rush Clark
Terhune
Larry
Schroeder
Uny
Burlington
Id. Wells
B. Bartelt
C. Carteron
Gg. Minar
M. Rueckert
A. Askam
TeStraker
D. Massey
J .R. Montgome
Childs
Black Hawks
Matmen Stay Unbeaten Yet First Meet Slips
Muscatine high school lost to Rock Island 28-16 in a late start Alleman dual. Four Muscatine linemen stayed undefeated on the season: 95-pound Gene Ajien 13% pound Bob Webb 144-pound Dave Peterson and heavyweight Dan Wagler, with Allen and Webb winning by decision and Peterson posting the team’s only pin for a three-match streak. Wagler led 7-2 before the forfeit ended the bout. Muscatine reserves also fell 26-24.
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Us Ual
Rock Island
Alleman
Steving
Gene Ajien
Bob Webb
Dave Peterson
Dan Wagler
Wagler
Allen
Webb
Peterson
MHS
Muscatine
Fred Wright
Muskies
Pat Jennett
Gene Allen
Steve Conwell
J. Viven
Doug King
J. Tolmie
Dennis Peterson
V. Endress
G. Wilson
John Hughcock
V. Hafner
Virgil Shouse
Boh, Gia
Ninth Graders Battle Central and West in Open Meet
Central High with coach John Baker remains unbeaten after two wins while West under coach Dick Petersen also shows undefeated status. In junior high action at MHS gym, Frank Church and Dave Bennett started strong with pins and decisions across 35 and 103 pound bouts. Reserve results list multiple decisions and pins with final varsity and reserve tallies noted, including Clayton Carver and Ruben Ryan contributing key wins as the Muskirs host seven straight weights.
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MHS
John Baker
Dick ‘Petersen
Frank Church
Dave Bennett
Wrabington
Willy Mack
Dan Theus
Anderson
Denny McGowan
T. van Cura
Terry Frye
Lat
Viran
Ken Kennedy
Brader
Bu Hyink
Lowe
Charles Hahn
P. Laity
Doug Maxwell
Vahannés
Tom Powell
Clayton Carver
M. Flaherty
Babcock
John Macon
Ruben Ryan
Cumberworth
Hayes League Basketball Results From Wednesday Actions
Hayes Independent Basketball league games saw Huter's edge Moody Heating 67 to 55 after leading 36-26 at halftime. Hunter's staffed by Mike Kautz 23 and Larry Manley 32 led the scoring, while losses included Moody Heating with Dave Church and Denny Schroeder each 14. Other detailed tallies feature Tom Dillon Larry Kissell Jerry Othmer and more in a packed box score.
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Vigortowa
Wilton Launderette
Jake
Lee Maurath
Carl Bartenhagen
Dave Church
Denny Schroeder
Williams
Gary Longstreth
Tom Dillon
Larry Kissell
Jerry’ Othmer
Les Wilcox
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