Navy posts coach shakeup at Annapolis seeks successor
Navy dismissed head coach Wayne Hardin amid a personality clash and will interview candidates in coming weeks. Doug Scovil, Hardin’s assistant and QB coach, remains a leading candidate though the academy may hire from outside. An announcement is planned after the new year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annapolis
Navy
Wayne Hardin
Doug Scovil
Hardin
Naval Academy
William S. Busik
Navy Athletic
Referees say NBA play not rough this season
The NBA referees reported no intent to injure as the season progresses. Sid Borgia and Walter Kennedy noted injuries stem from fast-paced, highly competitive games, addressing criticisms from Ben Kerner and Jack McMahon about rough conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
National Basketball Association
NBA
League
Walter Kennedy
Sid Borgia
Kennedy
Ben Kerner
St. Louis Hawks
Dack McMahon
Cincinnati Royals
Providence Ups Record to 5 0 Plays Iowa Next
Providence defeated Creighton 95 40 in double overtime to stay unbeaten at 5 0. Jim Walker led Providence with 34 points as Dex Westbrook and Jon Benedict sealed the win. Providence meets Iowa at Town City Saturday at 2 30 p m. The game featured a late Creighton surge and a pair of Benedict and Westbrook free throws to ice the outcome. Meanwhile other notes include Russia beating Sweden in gym meet and Iowa ranking 12th in NCAA football home attendance with average 13 478 fans per game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Providence
Creighton
Iowa
Town City
Dex Westerbrook
Friars
Jon Benedict
Benedict
Westbrook
Jim Walker
New York
Universty of
Hawkeyes
National Collegiate Athletic Association
Ohio State
Michigan State
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Notre Dame
Minnesota
Town State
Swimmers Set For Two Meets In Four Day Span
Muscatine high school swimmers prepare for two meets in four days at the YMCA pool. The Muskies face Davenport Central at 2 p.m. Saturday in dual events and then meet Cedar Rapids Washington at 7:90 p.m. Tuesday under coach Judd Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High
Muskies
Davenport Central
Judd Anderson
MHS
Cedar Rapids Washington
Muscatine Ymca
Snell Tops AFL Rookie Vote in New York
New York New York – Matt Snell of the New York Titans won AFL Rookie of the Year with eight of 24 votes from writers across the league. Sid Blanks tied for second with six votes, while Mack Lee Hill and George Hurd each had one. Snell trails Cookie Gilchrist in league rushing with 929 yards on 199 carries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Matt Snell
Snell
Ana
Buffalo
Cookie Gilchrist
Cookie
Sid Blanks
Houston
Texas A & J
Mack Lee Hill
Kansas City
George Butch Hurd
MCC Hosts Grand View On Saturday
Muscatine Community College’s Indians, 0-6, host Grand View of Des Moines in their second home game, aiming to reverse a 73-46 loss from a week earlier. Only nine eligible players remain. no preliminary game.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess’ Muscatine Community College
Indians
Grand ‘View of
Des Moines
MHS
MCC
Marshalltown
Muscatine High
Ottumwa
Hayes Catholic
Ottumwa Walsh
Soph
Varsity
MHL
Bettendorf
Hayes
Keokuk Cardinal Stritch
Sophs
East NYU Defeats Penn State In College Basketball Duel
Associated Press recap of East region games shows NYU beating Penn State 92 to 73 while other results include St. St. 65 over Fordham 64 Duquesne 75 over Colorado State 56 Holy Cross 92 over Fairfield 89 Harvard 88 over Trinity 78 Connecticut 69 over Maine 62 Wake Forest 88 over Virginia 7 The Citadel 96 over Marshall 84 Furman 79 over St. Carolina 71 William & Mary 66 over VMI 63 Sewanee 46 over Mississippi 44 Midwest St. Louis 90 over Princeton 71 Providence 95 over Creighton 40 Miami Ohio 91 over Bowling Green 54 Cincinnati 76 over Kansas 72 Iowa State 82 over Drake 75 Toledo 98 over St. Francis Pa 74 Southwest Arkansas 72 over Oilers 70 Bluebonnet Bowl Auburn 4 over Rice 71 Houston 59 over Texas A&M 49 Drake 75 over Upper Iowa 80 Dubuque 45 Luther 80 over Buena Vista 74 South Dakota State 68 over Morningside 60 Central 78 over Simpson 48 Lewis 76 over St Ambrose 61 Parsons 85 over Middle Tennessee 7 Iowa State Freshmen 94 over Drake Freshmen 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NYU
Penn State
Utah
Cincinnati
Kansas
Yowa
Drake
Toledo
St. Francis
Southwest Arkansas
Phil
Oilers
Auburn
Rice
Houston
Texas
A&m
Ads
Town
Upper Iowa
Dubuque
Luther
Buenca Vista
South Dakota State
Morningside
Central
Simpson
Lewis
St. Ambrose
Parsons
Middle Tennessee
Iowa State
Drake i
NYU claims 1000th game with win over Penn State
Associated Press reports NYU Violets defeat Penn State 82-73 at Baltimore Civic Center to extend their early season success. Ray Bennett scores 20 as NYU reaches 136th win in 1,000 games. St Louis tops Princeton. other college results include Drake loss, Houston over Texas A&M, Auburn over Rice, NC State over Fordham, Cincinnati over Kansas, Utah State over Bradley, Colorado State fall to Duquesne, and Providence over Creighton. Connecticut extended winning streak to six with Maine win.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ted Meier
Associated Press
New York University Violets
Baylor
Duke
Rutgers
Toronto
Penn State
Baltimore
Civic Center
Nittany Lions
Violets
Ray Bennett
St. Louis
Muscatine Muskie Wrestlers Drop Dual To Camanche 29 12
In a Thursday dual at the MHS gym Camanche defeated Muscatine 29 12 as Henderson and Benson won for Muscatine while two draws and earlier losses limited scoring. Camanche pulled seven straight wins including pins and decisions and Muscatine's Don Eggerburg did not compete due to injury. The junior varsity also lost but registered four wins and one draw. Next, Muscatine hosts Bettendorf while Wapello visits for a JV meet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Muscatine High
Camanche
MHS
Don Eggerburg
Muscatine
Comanche
Bob Oelting
Artie Hill
Jim McCleary
Denny Bellingger
Harry Church
Muskies
Frank Kurtenbach
Pat Jemmetts
Bettendorf
MES
Muscatine Reserves
Wapello
Miami's Barry Averages 37.7 To Lead Cagers
New York report notes Barry, a New Jersey youth from Park, now at Miami, leads college scorers with 377 points per game after six contests through December 12. Davidson's Hetzel trails with 373 after three games, with early season totals from opponents including Tampa Duquesne Pitt LaSalle Niagara and St John’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Hick Barry
New Jersey
Toselle Park
University of Miami Hurricanes
Barry
Miami
Tampa
Duquesne
Pitt
LaSalle
Niagara
St. John's
Parry
National Collegiate Athletic Bureau
Fred. Hetzel
Davidson
Hetzel
Furman
Cyclones Upset Drake Behind Hot Shooting
Iowa State built on near errorless play to defeat Drake 82-75, ending a five game skid. Al Koch led with 28 points as Gene West scored 26 for Drake, while Cyclones outrebounded 47-41 and converted key free throws, setting up likely showdown with Wichita.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ames
Towa State
Cyclones
Drake
Bulldogs
Iowa State
Wichita
al Koch
Marquette
Town State
Ions State
Koch
Gene West
Michigan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Sentine
Ai al
Herb Thompson
Busik
Academy
Athletic Board of Control
Army
Jerry Rhome
West Virginia
Atlantic City
Convention Hall
Rhome
Tulsa
Mississippi
Frank
Kurtenbach
Ken Cameron
D. Coz
Zolino
Cozzolino
Harald Blake
Malok
Sweden
Russia
Valery Keremelidy
Utes
C. D. Lowery
Sllen McCone
Mountaineers
McCune
Vaught
Mississippi Rebels
Grand View
Peel Ree
THE
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Bradley
Crystal City
Tigers
Cyrlones
Texas A&m
Pete Coker
North Carolina State
Fordlim
Ron Krick
Utah State
Colorado State University
Pittsburgh
Connecticut
Maine
Stan Willey
Ahy Nay & Bsnraaeh i
Terry Henderson
Wally Benson
Dave Awbrey
D. Duncan
Mike Crumly
G.chelar
Crumly
Dave Ambrey
Drew
R. Duncan
R. Seymour
Greg Johnston
Baldwin
Mike Knott
M. Miller
Byron Phillips
J. Carstenson
Carl Ash
D. Cozzolino
Decise
D. Bolet
DeWayne Hopkins
G. Chelar
Cozzolina
Hofer
Mike Maxwell
Buntenmeyer
John Reeves
Bob Oetling
Cornish
Andy Gates
Jeery Hoskins
Welty
Carstensen
Bill McCracken
Schultz
Dave Reed
Dann
Jim Davis
Denny Bellinger
Thomes
Hershey Ave
Muscatine, Ia
State
Semin IK
Hamm's
Hamm
Stom
Durant
Rock Island Railroad
Gilbert
Mike) Wolf
A.R. Lamp
Mulberry Ave
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!