Kentucky Tourney Opens As Rupp Eyes Team Improvement
Kentucky coach Adolph Rupp previews the Kentucky Invitational opener as his rebuilding team seeks to rebound from last season's 19-9 mark. From Lexington, Kansas State and Xavier meet in the first game while Kentucky faces Tennessee. Big men Bonham and Wilson spark Cincinnati past Colorado.
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Hockey Scores and Schedule From Thursday Action
The Associated Press reports Chicago edged Montreal 4 3 and Boston defeated Detroit 4 2. No games Friday. Saturday features Detroit at Montreal Boston at Toronto Chicago at New York.
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Sharp heavyweight wins it for Muskies in 20 19 victory
In a holiday meet the Muskies edged Burlington and Alleman with a 20 19 win as Sharp secured the final decisive 5 1 victory over Dan McLaughlin after a tight bout. Muskies benefitted from strong middleweight showings by Bob Foor Jerry Mot vow Don Brown Wayne Weeks and Gene Allen to balance the meet.
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Dick McPike
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Jerry Morrow
Paul Mack
Mike O'Brien
Viren
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John Bustas
John Kock
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Dave Peterson
Lance Williams
Neil Sharp
Boston Hosts NBA Action In Saturday Lineup
Pro basketball results include Boston 122 and New York at Boston after noon TV. Other games feature Los Angeles at St Louis, Chicago edging Cleveland, Chicago at Pittsburgh, and Hawaii facing San Francisco. Boxing and wrestling match notes list multiple decisions and pins with names and weights.
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Blanda and Faison Top AFL Honors Ahead of Title Game
George Blanda and Ad Faison swept the AFL top honors in an Associated Press poll as player of the year and rookie of the year. Blanda, 33, led the Oilers in passing and scoring for the Eastern Division champions, while Faison, 6-2, 240 pounds from Newport News, Va., starred for the Chargers and boosted his Rookie of the Year bid after a standout Shrine Game showing.
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Utah Coach Nagel withdraws from Nebraska coach hunt
Salt Lake City University of Utah football coach Ray Nagel withdrew Thursday as a candidate for the Nebraska head coach job after an exploratory meeting with Nebraska Athletic Director Tippy Dye. Nagel said no offer was extended and he plans to remain with Utah.
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Cedarcrest Plans New Clubhouse and Drive
Cedarcrest Country Club members and directors met to discuss building a modern clubhouse. A January 1851 membership push aims to attract at least 175 stakeholders. The ground committee reports grounds staked with greens and facilities, work to begin when weather permits.
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MIC scorers and records in Muscatine JC era
Local sports notes recount standouts at Muscatine Junior College and rival clubs. Jerry Stickrod's 39 point game against Burlington cited as MIC single game record, with Walters also holding 59 jointly. Gary Kissell and Joe Cahalan praised for rebounding and scoring at Wesleyan and Mason City JC respectively. Miscellaneous items mention Wilton in the Western Iowa League, Rose Bowl program sales, and a Fort Madison football superstition tied to an old coach’s coat.
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Iowa Wesleyan
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Muscatine
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Merlin Kpeler
Ayie Grovesmight
Bary Connelly
Baylor Unanimous Pick on NBA All Star Squads
New York city reports Baylor the only unanimous choice for the NBA East West all star game in St Louis. He headlines the Western forwards joining a lineup featuring Chamberlain Cousy Guerin Robertson and West among others with Red Auerbach and Fred Schaus coaching the East and West squads respectively.
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Toronto Signs Ex Iowa Gridder Ed Trancygier
Ex Iowa player Ed Trancygier, a quarterback from Florida State, signed by the Toronto Argonauts after being scouted in Wyallahassee, Florida. The team under coach Lou Apasc and manager Lew Hi may use him as a development option behind Tobin Rote. Trancygier hails from Wyalie, Michigan, and is expected to compete for a spot on the Argonauts roster.
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