Four of five Iowa teams drop in hard week for hoops
Northwestern edges Valley State 85-82 in the Northern Invitational in Aberdeen. Iowa State collapses to Colorado 80-62 as Don Smith battles an ankle issue. Northern Iowa falls to North Dakota 90-69 in Sioux Falls. North Dakota State loses 93-58 to Wittenberg as Northern Town schedules a late tilt. Morningside gives way to All-Bustana 103-79, Westmar drops 96-92 at Mitchell. Northwestern defeats Valley State 46-45 late to seize the lead.
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Associated Press
Iowa
Northwestern
Valley State of North Dakota
Aberdeen
S.D
Don Smith
Iowa State
Kansas City
ISU
Colorado
Smith
Kermit McMurry
Cyclones
Missouri
Kansas
All- Bustana
Westmar
Wisconsin State
Whitewater
Mitchell
D.C
Valley State
Hynik
Seely
Algona
Spencer
Richardson
Algona Garrigan
Forest Smith
City
Kinks
Ainsworth Highland
Lone
Opiece
Tree
Colorado Belmond
Clarion
Council Bluffs
Lincoln
Cuncil Bluffs
Jefferson
Durant
Iowa City
City High
Marshalltown
Des Moines
Mount Vernon
Branch
College Basketball Scores Then Iowa Teams Compete
Iowa college teams Wisconsin Whitewater defeated Westmar 92 to 80 and Colorado 80 to 62. Iowa State beat North Dakota 90 to 62 while Northern Iowa topped Augustana SD 103 to 79. Northwestern Iowa beat Valley State ND 65 to 66 and Solon and Wellman Mid Prairie showed high scores.
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Iowa Basketball College
Wisconsin State
Whitewater
Westmar
Colorado
Iowa State
North Dakota
Northern Iowa
Augustana
S.D
Morningide
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Iowa
Valley State
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Hayes Loop Games Close in Hayes Independent League
Hayes gym hosted a doubleheader with four teams in the 50 point bracket as Stanley Consultants beat May Drug 57-54 and Hunter's TV defeated Wester Drug 69-52. Upcoming games feature Inda Mae's vs Safley's Sports Shop at 6 30 and Carver Bandag vs Poole Transfer at 7 45.
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Hayes
Stanley Consultants
May Drug
Columbus Junction
Hunter’s TV
Wester Drug
Inda Mae
Safley
Carver-Bandag
Poole
Baseball Cards Headline Event At Burlington
The World Champion St. Louis Cardinals will visit Burlington on January 30 with manager Red Schoendienst outfielder Lou Brock and pitchers Larry Jaster and Joe Hoerner among about ten dignitaries at a 6 30 p m banquet at Memorial Auditorium. Other members include Bob Stewart George Gilvey Joe Monahan Rick Currant Bob Harlan and Harry Caray. Banquet reservations may be made by writing to the Burlington Bees Box 824 Burlington 52601. Adult tickets are 4 and children 3 25. Boston Bruins assign rookie Ross Lonsberry to Oklahoma City to make room for Ron Murphy.
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Red Schoendienst
Lou Brock
Larry Jaster
Joe Hoerner
Cardinals
Memorial Auditorium
Bob Stewart
George 4Ilvey
Joe Monahan
Rick Currant
Busch Stadium
Bob Harlan
Harry Caray
Cardinal
Burlington Bees
Burlington
Bowling Scores NITE KAPPERS Standings Report
Standings and top scores from a bowling meet list individuals Betty Hyink Mattie Reifert William Wilson James Paul with high games 214 205 and series 538 441. Team high games 804 as Batterson’s and Jim’s D K appear among the leaders.
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Jim
Syink
Batterson
Blesteense
Paetz
Bob’s Mobil
Clumsy
Huttigs
Bob
Toose Ag
Ron Carpetiten
Chuck Haller
Ron Carpenter
Mike Jensen
Farm Supply
Crumly
Morgan Construction
Hills
Crick's Lounge
Island Auto Parts
Cheri-Top
Frito-Lay
Morgan Truckin
Delores Stover
Char Thompson
Millie Fletcher
Ian
Morgan Const
Falstaff Schlitz
Buick - McCullough
ST. Mary’s
Jerry Blaesing
Pete's
House of Music
Drewry's
E. Carl Sachs Inc
Pory's
Near Joe's
Ladies High
Millie Blaesing
Lois Cordwell
Tom Nall
Joe McCleary
Fom
Wester Drug - Luellen
Righ Ind
Martha Kurriger
Nancy McCleary
Glass Smart Shop
Kranz Florists
Kranz Fiorists
Wednesday's Results and Upcoming NBA Schedule
Wednesday results show Denver beat Houston 108 to 82 and Pittsburgh edged Kentucky 100 to 98. Upcoming games include New Jersey at Denver Anaheim at Houston Dallas at Indiana and New Orleans at Minnesota. Friday features New Jersey versus Anaheim in Salt Lake City, Dallas at Pittsburgh and New Orleans at Kentucky.
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Denver
Houston
Pittsburgh
Kentucky
New Jersey
Anaheim
Dallas
Indiana
New Orleans
Minnesota
Salt Lake City
Utah
Muscatine Sports Roundup April to June 1967
Muscatine clubs dominated headlines with track, baseball, and swimming highlights. Dave Reed led the distance crew. Seb Hathaway set a 32 year high jump mark. three trackmen qualified for state. Bettendorf won the Little Six meet as Muscatine placed third. Swimming honors went to Jay Johnson and Rod Oberhaus. several Muscatine swimmers earned all conference honors. No hitters and notable pitching feats, footballs not included, and coaching changes surfaced toward season end.
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Roger Bates
Muscatine
Muscatine Community College
Dave Reed
Don Longhurst
Doug Johnston
Tim Weis
Longhurst
Bettendorf
Mike Wendling
Lee Forester
Bob Hansen
Jay Johnson
Rod Oberhaus
Dennis Blackwood
Webster Grove
St. Louis
Johnson
Oberhaus
Bill Hill
Mark Colberg
Kentucky Wesleyan Leads AP small college poll
Kentucky Wesleyan moved into first place in the Associated Press small college basketball poll, replacing San Diego State which dropped to fifth after two losses last week. Evansville rose to second, followed by Indiana State and unbeaten Long Island University with the top ten listed by points and first place votes.
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Kentucky Wesleyan
San Diego State
Aztecs
Evansville
Indiana State
Long Island University
Wesleyan
Long Island U
San Diego St
Louisiana
Winston-Salem
Trinity, Tex
Missouri St
Akron
Hockey Scores Tie In Terse NHL Night
Montreal 2 Toronto 2 and Minnesota 3 New York 3 produced ties. Boston defeated Chicago 7 to 2, Oakland 0 Pittsburgh 0 tie, St Louis 4 Los Angeles 2. Minnesota visits Montreal and Philadelphia visits Detroit on Friday. Pittsburgh visits St Louis.
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Montreal
Toronto
Minnesota
New York
Boston
Chicago
Oakland
Pittsburgh
St. Louis
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Detroit
NBA Scores From Roundup of Evening Games
Cincinnati defeated Los Angeles 132 to 127 Philadelphia topped New York 114 to 103 St Louis beat Boston 116 to 113 San Francisco faced Cincinnati in Cleveland and San Diego played Seattle LA hosted New York Boston met Philadelphia Cincinnati battled Baltimore San Francisco played Chicago Detroit met St Louis in Miami Florida.
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Cincinnati
Los Anges
Philaphia
New York
St. Louis
Boston
San Fancisco
Cleveland
San Diego
Seattle
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Baltimore
San Francisco
Chicago
Detroit
Miami
Fla
76Ers
Celtics
Confidence Makes Jones Valuable for the 76ers
Wally Jones, nicknamed Wally Wonder for his improved shooting, led the Philadelphia 76ers to a 114-105 win over the New York Knickerbockers. Jones scored 24 points while limiting Bill Bradley to 13 as Philadelphia widened its lead in the Eastern Division. Hal Greer added 28 and Wilt Chamberlain 27 for the 76ers, who benefited from a strong start and key fourth-quarter performances.
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Wally Jones
Wally Wonder
Jones
Philadelphia 76Ers
New York Knickerbockers
Bill Bradley
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Alex
Alex Hannum
Wally
76Ers
Dick Barnett
Hal Greer
Greer
Wilt Chamberlain
Walt Bellamy
Knicks
Barnett
Paul Silas
St. Louis
Boston
Sam Jones
Zelmo Beaty
Bill Bridges Saree
Hawks
Oscar Robertson
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Mel Couins
Lakers
Junior Meet Pin Winners Are Listed at Player Lanes
Top finishers announced from the annual Youth Christmas Bowling tournament at Player Lanes on Wednesday. There were 107 entries across singles and doubles divisions. Highlights include Bantam Girls Kay Weggen and Becky Blake with high handicap scores, Bantam Boys Dave Galloway Randy Heuer Kerry Blake, Seniors Cheryl Heuer Sue Kurriger Mike Hall and doubles teams Kevin Silberhorn Greg Hants Carl Stover Randy Heuer Brian Burke Scott Onnen.
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Kay Weggen
Dougles
Becky Blake
Dave Galloway
Randy Heuer
Kerry Blake
Kevin Silberhorn
Greg Hants
Carl Stover
Cheryl Heuer
Sue Kurriger
Mike Hall
Brian Burke
Scott Onnen
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Darin de Vries
Solon
Wellman Mid-Prairie
Stanley
May
Bob Stockman
Greg Schroeder
Dick Marr
Rich Keller
Jerry Naffo
Bob Dell
Don Clausen
Zeke Fuller
Bob Curtis
Loren Buffington
Hunter
Wester
Gary Kissell
Ed Ware
Tom Dillon
Pete Sotores
Larry Manley
Rusty Townsend
Bob Andersen
Steve Temple
Bill Stickrod
Jim O'Toole
Bill Beard
Rich Noll
Jack Larson
Jerry Dieckman
Red Painter
St. Louis Cardinals
NHL
Bruins
Boston Bruins
Ross Lonsberry
Oklahoma City
Ron Murphy
Nite Kappers
Batterson‘s Dept
Wilson's Shoe Store
Callus
Anking
2Nd Street
Jowa
Stewart Road
Ray Simpson
Seb Hathaway
Assumption
Bill Thomas
Mike Guck
Eric Wagner
Mike Catalans
Catalana
Debbie Jackson
Steve Webber
Rick Berlin
Ted Blaesing
Webber
Berlin
Iowa Wesleyan
Blaesing
Bennett
Wapello
Wildcat
Fort Madison
Wilton
Iowa Hawkeye Loop
Tipton
Beaver
Mulford
Zion Lutheran
YMCA
Wapsie
Muscatine High School
Kathy Lister
Jim McFadden
Bob Wiese
McFadden
Muscatine Prep
Doe Dedder
Ing
Dubuque
Quad- Cities
Stars
Dodder
Hayes Catholics
Mike Lazio
Craig Proffitt
John Butler
Hayes Catholic
River Cities
Tom Fahy
William Ehlert
Stober
Leo’s Clark
Park Ave
Nickerson
Feed & Supply
Ilinois City
V.F.W
Keith Butcher
V.F.W. Hall
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