Hawkeyes upset Hoosiers as Indiana falters in Big Ten
Iowa stunned Indiana 74-68 on the Hoosiers home court dropping them to fourth with a 3-2-0 league mark while Gary Olson and Chris Purvall each scored 20 for Iowa. Indiana’s Jon McGlocklin sat out with a knee injury as Ron Iwema led Butler with 26 in an 80-74 win in Indianapolis. Kentucky defeated Auburn 73-67 in Lexington, Tennessee beat Kentucky 76-57, and Nebraska beat Iowa State 88-77.
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Louisville Coach Seeks No 400 Victory Tonight
Veteran Louisville coach Peck Hickman could reach his 400th win with a victory over Cincinnati in a Missouri Valley Conference game at Louisville. The Cardinals sit 3-2 in the Valley and 10-4 overall, with seven tight wins this season. Reuther leads the Valley scorers, while Cincinnati eyeing a move in the standings faces Bradley and others in a tight race.
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Pros Qualify for Bing Crosby Golf Tournament
At Pebble Beach California, seventeen more professional golfers shot 73 or better to qualify for Thursday's Bing Crosby Golf Tournament. They topped a field of 160 on Monday, whittling the field to 18 vacancies to be filled this morning after earlier qualifiers.
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Niehoff earns Area Player of the Week for Quenemo
George Niehoff of Quenemo is Ottawa Herald's Area Player of the Week for the second straight time. He led the Buffaloes to two season opening wins, posting 27 points and 20 rebounds in the 56-53 win over Scranton and 23 points with 10 rebounds in the 45-42 victory against Burlingame.
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Caracas fighter wins junior welterweight title in Caracas upset
Carlos Hernandez, 24, staged a split decision upset over Eddie Perkins in Caracas to claim the world junior welterweight title. Perkins earned a $22,500 purse and is likely to seek a rematch. Judges diverged with Hernandez ahead on two cards, while Armstrong favored Perkins on points.
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AAU Prescribes High Level Talks with NCAA Cautious
New AAU president Clifford Buck of Denver seeks a meeting at the highest level to resolve long standing rift with the NCAA. NCAA executive director Walter Byers urges discussions through proper channels via the USTFF, complicating a direct AAU-NCAA talks. Buck welcomes NCAA action, while Byers notes broader coordination is needed beyond the two bodies.
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