Carroll Leads District Winners With 62 50 Opener Victory
Carroll high in Class A remains undefeated after a 62 50 district opener win over Schaller at Odebolt. LeMars crushed Riverside 86 48 at Le Mars while Cedar Rapids Warglars routed Newhall 97 31. Other winners included Keokuk 75 33 over Central Argyle Clinton 75 2 over Preston and North of West Union 82 2 over Decorah.
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Iowa
Schaller
Odebolt
LeMars
Associated Press
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Sioux City
le Mars
Cedar Rapids Warglars
Newhall
Cedar Rapids
Keokuk
Central Argyle
Clinton
Preston
West Union
Decorah
National Leader In Free Throws Sets Record Mark
Arkansas star Tommy Boyer extends his consecutive free throws in major college basketball to 40 after hitting four against Baylor, surpassing Dave Ricketts 42 set in 1957. Weekly NCAA stats place Boyer at 124 of 133 for the season, a 0.926 percentage over 21 games. Nick Werkman leads scoring with 181 points in 19 games, averaging 30.6.
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Tormmy Boyer
Arkansas
Baylor
Dave Ricketts
Duquesne
National Collegiate Athletic Burou
Boyer
Nick Werkman
Steen Hall Junor
Muskies Betendorf clash opens district boys tourney
In tonight's first round district games Lone Tree hosts West Liberty at MHS while Muscatine faces Bettendorf in a 7:30 p.m. tilt. Key players return from injuries as Dodder, Stoll and others eye action, with Bettendorf aiming to rebound after a five-game skid and Muscatine seeking a win on the road to Davenport.
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Lone Tree
West Liberty
MHS
Muscatine
Muskies
Bettendorf
Bulldogs
High School Association
Hettendark
Dwight Krueger
Lions
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Mount Vernon
Curtey Brack
Lone Tree Boys
Ron Cerny
Garry Phelps
Virgil Mills
Comets
Dave Adidas
Davenport
Davenport West Assumption
Putnam Tries For All-Time Scoring Mark In District Opener
Ottumwa Walsh star Mike Putnam enters a first round district game against Bloomfield aiming to surpass the state high school scoring record. With 2,004 career points he trails Bill Prochaska's 2,124, while averaging 20.4 points per game this season and 25.3 for his career. His brothers Jim and Bob also start for Walsh.
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Mike Putnam
Ottumwa Walsh
Bloomfield
Putnam
Bill Prochaska
Protovia
Walsh
Gaels
Mike
Jim
Bob
Pekin
Ottumwa stars lead Little Six basketball honors
Joe Dodder leads Ottumwa second unit with teammate Mike Seider as top juniors among 10 players honored in league selections. Rusty Glasgow of Keokuk tops the first team with 214 points in 10 games, while Ottumwa contributions, like Jim Courtney and Emery Jones, anchor a spread of players from Ottumwa Burlington Assumption Muscatine Keokuk and Bettendorf.
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Joe Dodder
Dodder
Mike Seider
Assumption
Herb Grigg
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Muskies
Rusty Glasgow
Keokuk
Otlumwa
Burlington
Otlumwans
Jim Courtney
Emery Jones
John Smith
Tony Baker
Dedder
Seider
Jim Kellenberger
Hugh Stoll
Bettendorf
Freddie Flowers
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Lille
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Grigg
Rick Loghry
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Denny Terry
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Jeff Gadient
Marty Seibert
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John Stewart
Jock Bosker
Loghry
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Referee Jah McCauley calls jump ball in district game
In Clarksville Tennessee Charles Daniel of Charlotte high and John Smith of Woodlawn clash while referee Jah McCauley signals jump. Woodlawn wins 77 to 47 as the ball squirts loose over the official's head.
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Charles Daniel
Charlotte High
John Smith
Woodlawn
Clarksville
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Hall of Famer Rixey Dies After Heart Attack
Hall of Fame left handed pitcher Eppa Rixey, long tied to the NL record for wins by a lefty, died after a heart attack at his suburban home. He learned of his Hall of Fame selection January 27 and passed away at Christ Hospital hours later. His 266 251 career mark stood atop NL lefties until Warren Spahn (267) surpassed it in 1959.
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Eppa Rixey
Christ Hospital
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Heyman Named 1963 College Player of the Year
Duke star Arn Heyman from Rockville Centre New York was chosen as the Associated Press college basketball player of the year for 1963. He led Duke to an unbeaten ACC regular season and topped All America voting with 744 points, ahead of Cincinnati's Ron Bonham and others.
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Associated Press Sports
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Arn Heyman
Duke
Associated Press
Heyman
Heyaran
Ron Bonham
Cincinnati
Jerry Harkness
Chicago Loyola
Gary Bradds
Ohio State
Bury Kramer
New York University
Bonham
Bathgate Joins Elite Group With 250 Goals
Hanky Bathgate of the New York Rangers becomes the 10th NHL player to surpass 250 career goals with a 6-1 win over the first-place Chicago Black Hawks. He leads the season with 31 goals as part of a 252 career total, while Harmmness 428, Bradds 321, and Kramer 319 boost among voting details from 185 sportswriters and broadcasters.
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New York Rangers
National Hockey League
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Bill Bradley
Princeton
Tom Thacker O
Cincinnati
Ron Thorn
West Virginia
Cotton Nash
Kentucky
Walt Hazzard
UCLA
Bill Green
Colorado State University
Eddie Miles
Seattle
Tony Yates
Jimmy Ray
Indiana
Nick Werkman
Seton Hall
Iowa Varsity Seeks Indoor Track Crown at Big Ten Meet
Wisconsin defends the title as Iowa and Michigan chase. Wisconsin piled 61 points to win last year, with Michigan 46 and Iowa 33. Iowa’s Bill Frazier, the defending 600 yard indoor champion, hurt a thigh and may miss the half mile relay if unable to run.
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Badgers
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Hawkeye
Francis Cretzmeyer
Frazier
Cretzmeyer
Conference tournament scores across leagues and results
The report lists first round results across conferences including Wake Forest routing Maryland 80 to 41 and North Carolina 93 75 beating opponents. It notes Southern Conference results Virginia Tech 72 and Richmond 36, plus Davidson 105 and Furman 07. Other game notes include Eastern and Midwest scores and upcoming matchups. NASCAR figure Ned Jarrett leads the Grand National stock car points with 6598 after seven races. Thursday results include New York Chicago Boston Detroit. Friday and weekend games span Detroit Montreal New York Toronto and more.
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Detroit
Montreal
Toronto
Hawks Aim For Fifth In Big Ten With Northwestern Visit
Iowa hosts Northwestern in a key final home game as the Hawkeyes seek to snap a two game skid and climb from a 5-6 Big Ten mark into the top five. Wisconsin, Illinois, and Michigan also figure in the tight race as Iowa finishes with road trips next week.
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Fight Results By The Associated Press
Miami Prentice Snipes, 192, outpointed Oliie Wile I 200 in a lightweight bout. Hartford Yves Dex mer, 122, outpointed Rene Barviere, 126. Worcester Dick French outpointed Bally Backus 136. Providence Mills Lane Reno outpointed DavesCa macho 14%. San Jose Bay area match results listed with city and weights.
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Dick French
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Canasiola
Mills Lane
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