Notre Dames sophomores spoil foes in key upset run
Notre Dame's sophomores led an 82-62 win over DePaul as Larry Sheffied 21 points Don Reed 1 and Walt Sahm 16 paced the Irish. Georgia Tech and Wake Forest won while Billy Cunningham led North Carolina in a 78-70 ACC defeat. Wake Forest and Duke shared the league lead after Navy loss. Seton Hall's Nick Werkman top scored in a 9-47 win over Rider.
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Holder of Vault Record Out With A Blood Disease
Boulder Colorado officials say Don Meyers of the University of Colorado, holder of a world indoor pole vault record of 16 feet 1% inches in Chicago on December 20, is out with mononucleosis. They fear the illness could sideline him from winter competition and hinder summer training.
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Browns fire Paul Brown as four vie for new Browns coach
Cleveland owner Arthur Modell dismissed Paul Brown after 17 seasons with the Browns. Modell plans to name a successor within 10 days, with four candidates discussed including Woody Hayes and Tom Landry. Brown will remain as a vice president and finish his contract.
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Phileey to Manage Houston Colt Farm Team
Colt general manager Paul Richards announced Dave Phisley, an 18 year major league veteran, will manage the National League Houston Colt's Modesto farm team in the California League.
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College Basketball Roundup With Mixed Results
Major college scores show Seton Hall routing Rider while Pittsburgh topped Westminster. Temple beat Lafayette as St Joseph's fell to Lehigh. Fordham defeated Burger’s and Dayton bested St Francis Pa. Tulsa, Notre Dame, and others posted wins. NCAA proxy news followed with Dr. Robert F. Ray advancing to NCAA presidency. St Ambrose and Loras won. Muscatine and Hayes Catholic prep hoop juggles teased for Friday games.
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Liberty Lanes opens with weekend bowling exhibitions
West Liberty hosts the grand opening of Liberty Lanes this Saturday and Sunday with exhibitions by professional bowler Andy McBride of Des Moines and a Brunswick bowler. Shows run 1:30 pm and 7 pm daily, featuring match play against top locals as the East Iowa bowling scene debuts a new 12-lane center built by Wilbert Frantz.
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Cage Schedule for Friday's Gemen Little Six Matches
Friday schedule lists Burlington at Muscatine Otwnnwa at Keokuk Bettendorf at Assumption Eastern Town Lone Tree at West Liberty Mount Vernon at Wilton Durant at U high River Cities Hayes Catholic at Pleasant Valley Bettendorf Ottumwa Walsh at Fort Madi son Aquinas Southeastern Town Columbus Community at Wa pello Mediapolis at Winfield Morning Sun Boys at St Marys at West Point Danville at New London Junior Colleges Elsworth at Burlington Black Hawk of Moline at Joliet Junior High West eighth grade at Iowa City Southeast 4 p.m. Combat Tournament Consultation game at Edington Finals Saturday.
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Coach Cull Eyes Sophomore Help in Tough Friday Tilt
Coach Cull notes opportunities for his sophomores to contribute more as he anticipates a tougher Friday contest after a 49 23 win. Players named include Wester Zybarth Mor Maher Battenhagen Manjovie and Cull signals a broader rotation.
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Pleasant Valley Debuts Interscholastic Play With Starters Listed
Pleasant Valley welcomes its first interscholastic game Friday at 6:30 p.m. in Bettendorf after a lone early matchup with Starters Ken Jones Jay Goecke Larry Schroeder Steve Wessels and Alan Hartz are among the listed players. Nearby schedules note Muscatine CC on the road at Grand View Des Moines and Mount Pleasant Wesleyan B, with Assumption at Muscatine High and Louisa Muscatine at Hayes the following Friday.
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Celtics Fall As Russell Sidelined In 131 Point Loss
With Bill Russell out due to a sore back, the Boston Celtics lost 131 to 12 to the Chicago Zephyrs marking Chicago’s first NBA win over Boston this season. Charley Hardnett led Chicago with 35 points while rookie John Havlicek scored 20 for Boston.
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