Muskies Lead Little 6 Scoring Behind Cliff Cameron
Muscatine's Cliff Cameron tops the Little Six scoring race with 70 points in three games. Bettendorf's Scott Rocker sits second at 18.7 ppg after transitioning from football, as Burlington, Keokuk, and Ottumwa teams struggle to match pace. Other Muskies contributing include Tom Cramly, Rick Jackson, and Mike Rueckert with varied averages.
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Eight Nations in Orange Net Meet Opens in Miami Beach
Eight nations compete in the Orange Cup Champions quarterfinals at Miami Beach Florida. Australia faces Japan while Spain meets Argentina and the United States battles Holland. Brazil upset France as U S beat Costa Rica and Belgium beat Sweden. Australia, Japan and Argentina advance with other results in the Round of 16.
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Hawks Rally Past Celtics Amid Egged Crowd in St Louis
St Louis fans pelted the Celtics with eggs during a 105-99 Hawks win. Coach Red Auerbach faced a tirade as a spectator struck him in the forehead. Boston and St Louis lay plans for potential retaliation while Cincinnati and Syracuse posted late rallies in NBA action.
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Nats Trade Sullivan For KC Kulyna in Shuffle
Washington Senators ship outfielder Sullivan to Kansas City for pitcher Marty Kulyna and an undisclosed cash amount. Kulyna, 28, went 11-1 with a 3.92 ERA last season after five major league appearances. Sullivan batted .161 last year after being purchased from the minors.
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AFL All Stars named from L A and Houston teams
Seven players from the Los Angeles Chargers and Houston Oilers made the 22 member AFL All-Star offense and defense for a Sunday showcase in Houston. Named by AP writers and sportscasters, the squads include stars such as Lionel Taylor Art Powell Ron Mix Al Jamison Jim Otto Jack Kemp Abner Haynes Paul Lowe Dave Smith Mel Branch Laverne Torrezon Bud McFadin Chuck McMurtry and Sherrill Headrick among others.
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Paul Lowe
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College Basketball Tournament Results Big Eight and All-College
A compilation of numerous early rounds and consolation games from major tournaments. Kansas defeated Town State 76 to 72 while Kansas State beat Oklahoma 73 to 62. Other notable results include UCLA routing Michigan State 98 to 61 and Indiana edging Stanford 58 to 50.
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Muscatine Prep Teams Resume Drills After Holiday Layoff
Muscatine High School varsity basketball drills at 9 30 Friday with sophomores at 10 50 after a holiday break. Next games are Friday January 6 at North Scott, then at Assumption in Davenport. Wrestlers have a dual at Bettendorf January 5 while swimmers host Clinton Muscatine JC at Centerville January 3.
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Iowa Players Wyatt and Morgan Drafted by NFL Teams
Bernard Wyatt of the University of Iowa halfback was drafted by Pittsburgh and Jerry Morgan of Iowa Teachers was picked by Dallas. Rochester Minn Town Teachers coach Sten Sheriff is among nominees for the small college coach of the year award by the American Football Coaches Association, with the winner announced at the convention in Pittsburgh in January.
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Hockey Scores and Results Roundup
Montreal defeated Toronto 4 to 1 while Detroit beat Montreal 4 to 3. Chicago edged Boston 4 to 3 as New York won 3 to 1. A Wednesday schedule lists Detroit at Montreal and other results.
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Houston Lions top pass receiver inked by Oilers 1961
Ken Gregory college football star, 64 180 pound end, led nation with 74 receptions for 1018 yards. Signed Wednesday in California by John Breen, Oiler scout and assistant coach. Colts picked him in the NFL draft fourth round and Houston took him in AFL draft. Also YMCA prep kickball results listed Pirates 25 Panthers 10 and more.
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Ohio State and St Johns duel in holiday tourney at Garden
Ohio State the top ranked unbeaten in a clash with St John’s of Brooklyn at Madison Square Garden a marquee holiday semifinal. St Bonaventure also aims for a win as it faces a challenged AlLab while six other teams begin Dixie Classic first round in Raleigh. Duke meets Wyoming in the late game and Indiana opens in Los Angeles after a 58 50 win over Stanford.
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Patterson Named Fighter of the Year by Ring Magazine
Floyd Patterson, 25, New Yorker and former heavyweight champion, was chosen as Fighter of the Year by Ring Magazine for 1960. Liston ranked No. 2 overall, with Pone Kingpetch at No. 3 for dethroning Peres and a rematch upset. Also notes Alex Karras' first AP All-Star NFL defensive tackle honor and a busy night of college basketball results across multiple tournaments.
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Iowa Tonight Hosts Three Holiday Meet Kickoffs
Three yearend holiday basket ball tournaments start tonight in Iowa. Defending champion Towa Teachers begin the fifth annual Tal Corn tourney at Waverly facing St. Ambrose. Wartburg meets MacMurray in game two as consolation and finals set for Friday night in Cedar Falls.
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Unclear Names Sweep Across Cities and Players
Fragments list players across multiple cities including Los Angeles Austin Denver Houston Buffalo and mentions Larry Grantham and Richie McCabe among others. The readable text hints at a sports or roster context with varied team affiliations and locales. Further context needed for a precise item.
Hawkeyes outlast California in four overtimes 83-80
Don Nelson of Iowa tied the meet record with 32 points as the Hawkeyes beat California 83-80 in a four overtime thriller at the Los Angeles Basketball Classic. Iowa advances to face Southern California in the semifinals after USC defeated Minnesota 75-32. Allen, Szykowny, and Nelson fueled late scoring while Cal failed to notch a score in the third extra period.
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