Michigan Ousts Iowa 103 88 to Kill Hawkeyes Title Hopes
In Ann Arbor Michigan dominated after Iowa fouls to win 103 88 ending the Hawkeyes Big Ten title bid. Cazzie Russell scored 31 for Michigan while Ben McGilmer had 27 for Iowa and Gary Olson 22 as attendance reached 7,265.
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Michigan and Michigan State Still In Big Ten Race
Michigan defeated Iowa 103-88 at home and Michigan State beat Ohio State 98-79 to keep their head to head battle alive. Michigan State sits one game behind Michigan as they prepare for the season finale at East Lansing on March 7. Others were eliminated from title contention after Iowa fell to Michigan and Northwestern, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois won by solid margins.
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New Iowa Grid Aide to Speak At QB Meeting
Dick Mansperger, head of the new Iowa coaching staff, will speak at the Muscatine Quarterback Club meeting at Mac's amid plans from Quad City Angels executive Ken Blackman changing speakers due to a Mobile baseball job. Attendance requires Ina Mae's RSVP by noon for a $1.40 meal. In Mississippi State, Sonny Guy to return as track coach after 13 years, replacing the late Jerry Simmons who died in a crash.
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Cazzie Russell Tops AP All-America with 1066 Big Vote
Cazzie Russell of Michigan, 6-5, is named a two time AP All America star after dominating with 1,063 points from 21 first team votes. Clyde Lee, Dave Schellhase, Louie Dampier and Dave Bing join him on the first team, with Jim Walker leading the second unit.
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Muskeeters Rebound in District Playoff Action
No. 1 Des Moines Roosevelt rolled past North 77 66 to extend its win streak to 27 and defend its title as Don Sears scored 30 points. Waverly Shell Rock 17 2 won 77 88 over West Union North, Cedar Rapids Jefferson beat Tival Regis 69 59, and several top teams posted dominant first round wins in district high school basketball action.
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Hayes Falls 72 59 In District Opener At Bettendorf
Hayes Catholic High suffered a 72 58 district opener loss to Bettendorf as fouls and turnovers rained in. Fred Hanson led Bettendorf with 21 points while John Butler added 18 for Hayes and Loyal Moellers was ejected late with multiple fouls.
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Mantle Faces Uncertain Return In Yankees Spring Camp
Yankees open camp amid questions centered on Mickey Mantle and Roger Maris. Mantle, 34, just from shoulder surgery, showed fragile legs and a limited 122 games last season, while Maris fights a hand injury and must regain full action to lift the team.
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College Basketball Scores Averages and Highlights
Marquette defeated Niagara 71 to 67 while Gannon beat Youngstown 71 to 69. Vanderbilt overwhelmed Tulane 97 to 72 and Tennessee routed Alabama 99 to 66. Georgia Tech edged LSU 86 to 73 as Florida beat Alabama?
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Dizzy Dean Fired In Nice Way From TV Duties
Dizzy Dean will not be on national television this season for play by play and commentary on Baseball Game of the Week telecasts. He calls it “a nice way of telling me I was fired” and hopes to return on air. Dean says Falstaff Brewing Co. sponsor asked him to retire.
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