Columbus Junction WACO Doubleheader Loses Pair
Columbus Junction WACO defeated Columbus Community High 98 to 49 as Brad Roth led WACO with 07 and Cathy Fletcher contributed heavy scoring. Columbus was led by Mike Singleton with 40 points, as the Tigers built a 34-13 halftime lead and rolled to the win. Columbus, 2-6, led by coach Tim Gorham, hosts Morning Sun next on Jan. 4.
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Muskies win fourth in row at home over Keokuk 50 36
Muskies overcome Keokuk 50 36 to halt a three game skid and lift to 4 2 with strong all around play. John Hines led with 19 points while Dodder and Grigg added solid boards and scoring. Keokuk's Rusty Glasgow led visitors with 22 as Muskies used late run to pull away.
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Men of Year Honors Swept by Angels Dodgers
The Los Angeles Dodgers and Angels swept the four major league Men of the Year awards from Sporting News. Maury Wills of the Dodgers won Player of the Year while Angels GM Fred Haney was named Executive of the Year and Bill Rigney of the Angels earned Manager of the Year honors.
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Drake Goes for Title at Kentucky Tilt in Consolation Round
Iowa was routed 94 69 by Kentucky in Lexington as Hawkeyes fail to score against the Wildcats smooth offense. Andy Hankins, the only black player in the lineup, faced late ejections amid a five minute delay after a firecracker incident. Kentucky’s Cotton Nash scored 27 and Iowa’s Jimmy Rodgers led with 23. Drake defeated Loyola of Los Angeles 69 69 in Long Beach, with Tay Quinn on 28 points and 18 rebounds, and Drake to meet Oklahoma State next. Westmar claimed third at Lincoln by beating Doane 75 69.
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Mediapolis Triumphs Over New London in Thrilling Duel
Mediapolis maintains top spot in the South East Town conference with a 72 25 record after a hard fought victory over New London. Key players include Randy Poggemiller with 16 points and Westerbeek contributing for New London, while Mediapolis holds quarter leads 15-13, 32-21, and 44-40.
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Lightweight results by the Associated Press
Cleveland report notes Johnny Big Zarra from Britain defeated Neg Villariael of Mexico in a light weight bout. Akira Oguehi of Japan outpointed Remy Campos of the Philippines in another lightweight match.
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Young Keokuk player gets ball to head again
A captioned photo shows Jerry Craig of Keokuk and Joe Dodder of the Muskies with a ball near the head. The image credits Vernon Brown.
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Sophs Push Mark to 5 1 Play For Top Spot Next
Muscatine high sophomores aim for top place after Friday night games left Otttime and the defending center unclear as Muscatine teams chase a pivotal win.
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Pro Basketball Friday Results Show Wide World of Scores
Friday results feature St Louis topping Los Angeles 105 to 10 and San Francisco 122 Detroit 114, plus Cincinnati 126 Chicago 116. Detroit meets Chicago in Boston, New York visits Boston, San Francisco travels to Syracuse. no Sunday or Monday games.
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Pro Bowl coaches from title teams set for Jan event
Coaches Vince Lombardi of Green Bay and Al Sherman of New York will lead Pro Bowl squads in Los Angeles at Memorial Coliseum January 15. The pair, selected for the 17th annual game between Eastern and Western stars, mark their second Pro Bowl coaching duty after last year’s West victory.
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Assumption Lone Leader After Stopping Ottumwa
Assumption remains atop the Little Six with a 64-63 home win over previously unbeaten Ottumwa. Jim Courtney and Prochaska sparked late defense as Ottumwa rallied, while Bettendorf edged Burlington and Keokuk fell to Muskies in other league games.
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Lone Tree Girls Rally to 34 20 Victory over Amana-Lone Tree
Amana-Lone Tree girls win second game in eight this season, defeating Amana 34 to 20 on Friday night. Lone Tree led 8-3 after the first quarter and maintained control, led by B Jongen with 12 points and Darlene Hott with 10. Amana’s scoring balanced, but Lone Tree pulled away in the final periods. Reserve win 25-18 featured Shevy Binnett with eight points.
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Rockets Beaten as Winola Defeats Rockridge in Conference Game
Winola beat Rockridge 49 39 in a Corn HelI Conference Friday night. Winola led 21 10 at first quarter and 39 28 at halftime before Rockridge rallied to 49 39 after the third period. Robinson scored 16 and Lemon 14 for Winola while Gillespie had 14 for Rockridge.
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