Muscatine wrestlers win only three bouts at Bettendorf meet
Muscatine High School grapplers suffer two defeats as Bettendorf beats them 33 6 in varsity and 47 6 in junior varsity. Only three MHS varsity wins come from Artie Hill and Denny Bellinger in the sixth and 12th bouts. Bettendorf led 21 0 before Hill’s decision and Ivey pinned by MHS. Coach Bob McNiel’s team heads into gaps until Jan 6 at Burlington, then Assumption and a conference meet January 15 at Ottumwa.
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Durant Girls Sweep To 9 1 Mark In Meet
Durant girls push to a 9 1 mark as they overpower rivals in a multi weight wrestling card. Ed Kallenberger and Loren McElroy suffer early pins. Artie Hill and Mike Meador win decisions for Durant while junior varsity results include Seigel and Speidel pins and a Muscatine forfeit.
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Basketball Scores From Iowa And NBA Highlights
A wide set of high school and junior college results feature Atlantic over Shenandoah 72 49 Belmond over Clarion in overtime 67 65 and Cedar Falls SCI defeating Tripoli 73 55 Other scores include Clinton 71 Iowa City 63 Decorah rivals and regional teams like Estherville Spirit Lake and Melcher Dallas posting wins In pro news Vincent joins Kansas City Athletics coaching staff after a long career as a scout and former minor leaguer
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Muskies Rally For 72 58 Win At Ottumwa
Muscatine using a strong second period offense in which 13 for 16 from the field led by Penny Peniston and Mike Lenz paced a 72 58 victory at Ottumwa Evans Gym. Lenz and Loewenstein combined for 26 and 13 points as Muscatine improved to snap a losing streak and set up a next game at Iowa City Regina on January 4.
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Southeast Iowa teams sweep non-conference hoops action
LeM Morning Sun boys and girls split with Morning Sun in two tight affairs at the L-M gym. Jean Hargrafen led L-M with 24, Ada Lambert 19 for Morning Sun, while Rick Ingram scored 21 and Joe Plowman 17 for the LY boys. Danville and Mediapolis secured two wins each, defeating Lone Tree and Winfield Mount Union respectively with high scorers Malcom Powers 25 and Tom Schulte 34 for the winners.
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Sophs Lead League After 67 63 Win Over Ottumwa
Muscatine junior stars push to top a tightly contested Little Six clash at Ottumwa, 67 to 63. Ottumwa shows two double figure scorers and a late run, but Muscatine's balanced attack seals the road win and stays unbeaten in league play.
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Alworth Is AFL Player Of Year In AP Balloting
Lance Alworth of the San Diego Chargers was named the American Football League Player of the Year by the New York chapter of the Pro Football Writers Association. He caught 69 passes for 23.2 yards per catch, scoring 14 touchdowns for the Western Division champions. Jim Brown was named the NFL's top player in the writers' first annual awards balloting. Rubin Carter and Johnny Morris sign for 10 rounds at Civic Arena on January 18.
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Iowa to name first Negro coach in Big Ten history
Iowa coach Ray Nagel announced six assistants for the Hawkeyes with Frank Gilliam becoming the first Black coach in the Big Ten. Also joining from Utah are Gordon Lee Bud Tynes and Lynn Stiles, plus Richard Mansperger from the Dallas Cowboys and Ted Lawrence from Cedar Rapids high. Gilliam, 31, a former star end on Iowa’s 1956 title team, has coached in Canada and Vancouver.
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