West Liberty Booster Club seeks scoreboard for Memorial Field
The West Liberty Athletic Boosters order an electric scoreboard costing about 2100 dollars to be installed for the 1966 season at Memorial Field. Several sponsors are secured. more are sought. Contact Robert Milder, Robert Altle Jr, Federal McIntosh, Otto Nealson, or Glen Kennedy for ads.
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West Liberty Athletic Boosters Club
Memorial Field
Robert Milder
Robert Altle Jr
Fedale McIntosh
Otto Nealson
Glen Kennedy
Amateur tennis payoffs denied by USLTA president
The USLTA leader denies any under the table payments by Buchholz and MacKay, stating no cases of hidden money in the United States. He notes other countries do not follow amateur rules and confirms Buchholz received only approved travel expenses during the Sydney signing with Kramer’s touring pro group.
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King
Associated Press
U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
Zar Buchholz
Buchholz
St.” Louis
Barry MacKay
Dayton
Olio
Sydney
Australia
Jack Kramer
Aly
Bach
George Fi. Barnes
Chicago
USLTA
Houston
Tex
United States
Aia
David L. Freed
Salt Lake City
Edward A. Turville
St. Petersburg
Fla
West Pro Team picks include Packers and Colts stars
The Western Conference Pro Bowl squad features Johnny Unitas of the Baltimore Colts and Paul Hornung of the Green Bay Packers among seven players from their teams. Lions, 49ers, Rams, Bears, and Cowboys also contribute, with Vince Lombardi coaching the West and Buck Shaw directing the East. Selection was by the Western Division coaches, with no coach voting for his own players.
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Johnny Unitas
Baltimore Colts
Paul Hornung
Green Bay Packers
Stars
Norman von Brocklin
Philadelphia Eagles
Memorial Coliseum
Paul J. Schissler
Detroit Lions
San Francisco
Chicago
Dallas Cowboys
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Eagles
Buck Shaw
Geven
Local teams clash on Friday in Burlington area games
Three area high school teams headline Friday night basketball action with Muscatine at Burlington and Muscatine junior college, Hayes at Burlington, and Eldridge facing downriver opponents. Burlington seeks its first win in a five game skid as coach Dixie Howells fields a lineup built around Mears, Simonson, Pease, Mills, and Brodsky.
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Rapp
Don Wills
Northwestern University
Ara Parsog
Jan
Wills
Burlington JC
Albuquerque
N. M. Wills
Burlington
MHS
MJC
Hayes
Eldridge
Harold Blake
Mustatine
Indians
BJC Blackhawks
Lloyd . Haberichter
Big Boys
Blackhawk
Haberichter
Muscatine
Jend
BSC
Keokuk
Moline
Grayhounds
Port City
Dixie Howells
Melory
Ottumwa
Hounds
Hogwells
Soph
Gary Mears
Terry Simonson
Ship Pease
Larry Mills
John Brodsky
Burlington Sophs
Simonson
Brodsky
Alhex Haa
Haskeyes face top defensive California in West Coast Classic
Iowa coach Sharm Scheuerman predicts a rugged tournament field with St Louis and California both strong defensively. He praises Tom Harris and Frank Allen for rebounding and scoring, notes Don Nelson's leadership, and says the Hawks will travel to Los Angeles for the event before returning December 31.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
Des Moines
Sharm Scheuerman
California
Scheuermar
St. Louis
Towa
Indiana
Minnesota
Michigan
State
Ten
Southern California
UCLA
Stanford
Scheuerman
Haskeeyes
Tom Harris
Frank
Allen
Nelson
Hin
Don Nelson
Molson
Iowa
White Sox Spent 400000 For 47 Players
Chicago report shows the White Sox spent about 400000 for 47 players over the last six months. Farm director Glen Miller estimated the club paid bonuses totaling 250000 to 39 signed from high schools and colleges, with four drafted at 25000 each and four more at 13000 each for minor league clubs.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
Glen Miller
Sox
Fight Results Patterson Defeats Starza in Bronx Bout
In a Bronx venue, Patterson stops Starza in a decisive match. The bout, featuring notable contenders, drew local interest with Patterson securing a clear victory over Starza. Officials reported the finish in the fourth round amid strong crowd reaction.
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Patterson
Bronx
Ike. Thomas
New York
Easy Creighton Win at Grinnell
Creighton University grabbed an early lead and rolled to a 75 to 53 victory at Grinnell College. Creighton outrebounded 42 to 40 and shot 41 percent to Grinnell’s 28 percent. Chuck Officer and Carl Silvestrini led with 18 points each, Silvestrini adding four free throws, while Jim Simmons tallied 13 for Grinnell.
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Omaha
Creighton University
Grinnell College
Creighton
Ex-Iowa players named to West in East West Bowl
Three former Iowa and Iowa State players are picked for the West roster in the NFL East West Bowl. End Jim Gibbons and tackle Alex Kartas of the Lions join Cyclone graduate Jim Dovan, now with the Cowboys.
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Los Angeles
Iowa Hawkeyes
Hawkeyes
Jim Gibbons
Alex Kartas
Detroit Lions
Jim Dovan
Dallas Cowboys
Frick Forecasts Major League Expansion to 24 Teams
Commissioner Ford Frick predicted expansion to 24 teams by 1964 with possible three leagues, and a later shift toward a 184 game schedule. He noted concerns over a two-wide 154 game format and the pace of moves, while suggesting changes away from current club setups and potential realignments in the American and National Leagues.
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New York
Ford Frick
Dick Young
The
Daily News
Frick
Hvorld
Local basketball notes mix with holiday lull and lineups
Crumly Rueckert and Jackson pace scoring with 13 11 and 10 averages as North Scott and Hayes Catholic face routine tests. Hayes reshuffles under Gene Hall while North Scott hosts Muskies after a Dec 30 trip to Assumption. Muscatine JC resumes January 3 at Carterville and Hayes meets Aquinas on January 6.
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Rueckert
Jackson
Hayes
Gene Hall
John Painter
Bill Roby
Mike Conway
Roger Fletcher
Tom Lazio
Gary Wirkland
Ron Schaapveld
Muskies
North Scott
MHS
Assumption
Davenport
Muscatine JC
Indians
Carterville
Fort Madison
Aquinas Club
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