Hide Article Text (OCR)
Kohawks Near Second DivisionAs Visiting Rams Win, 82-75By Steve JamesCornell pushed Coe one step closer to a second division finish and kept their slim title hopes alive Saturday night by defeatingthe Kohawks. 82-75.The Rams gave Coach Paul Maaske his first victory over the Kohawks in the Coe gymnasium. The victory kept alive the hopes for a first place finish by the Rams, who were aided considerably by Carleton's victory over league leading Knox.An overflow crowd witnessed the Rams come back as they took the lead 34-33 at the half. The came was tied three times In the second half, but Coe could never gain the lead.,rv,« norTXA nnpnpH with Coe jumping off to a 13-2 lead, as Cornell did not get a basket until 6 minutes were played. Greg Koon, Ron Altenberg and Rich Merz then launched a two and a half minute spurt which pulled the Rams up to 15-13. A driving lay-up by Altenberg tied the game for the first time at 22-22.In the opening stages, Coe guard Ron Waekerle and Cornell’s Ron Altenberg matched basket for basket, with Altenberg scoring 12 points in the first half.The game was tied with 13:11 remaining, 52*51. Greg Ko«n then scored a basket and Altenberg added two more on tump shots. Coe cat the lead to one point twice and to three points, 75-72, with 1:50 left The Rams then went Into a three minnte stall, forcing Coe to commit a number of fools.Waeckerle was the high point man for Coe. scoring 20 points. Dick Knowles tallied 18 for the Kohawks.Cornel had balanced scoring, as Altenberg led with 22 points. Jim Davis added 20 points for the Rams and Merz and Koon chipped in with 17 each.Three Kohawk starters left the game via the foul route and two Ram stars also fouled out.Deadline For Whipple Oratorical Contest Is 7 p.m. TonightMr. Donald Polzin, speech professor, said today that the deadline for entries for the Whipple Extemporaneous Speakig Contest, to be held Thurs., Feb. 25, is 7 p.m., Thurs.Polzin said that drawing of specific topics will be held on 7 p.m. on Thurs., with speeches slated for 8.Judges for the speeches which will be seven minutes long Include Dean Greenlee and Professors Nash and Pol-sln.The general topic is “The Search for International Peace with Justice.” Cash prizes are in amounts of 25, 15 and 10 dollars.The winners will represent Coe at the state tournament to be held at Grinnell, Mar. 10, 11 and12.Schaefer'sCERTIFIED GEMOLOG1ST American Gem SocietyDIAMONDS Direct to you from the aooroe.The forfeits Amundsen an oi try five of his fn piers in exhibit! For the freshmen son and Larry i out with wins.Coe’s record now win, three losses, with two tough m: ing.Amundsen was his squad for next pi is the only senic and only two ofEiiors. The coach g at Coe to pick his freshmen tean turn of Bob Baint son, Fred Place Gibson, who have action for various123—Rachman ( 130—Patton (Gr 137—Walters lt;C« 147—Jermier (C Maniey o-* 157—Wallace (C Dorr 3-0 167—Harris (Gr: Trimpl 5:47 177—Rembacz ( ed Kruml 7-4 Hwt.—Anderson Born 5:10MODI¥QUICK SI LAUN1DRY CLE *DIAL EM 835 A AveiANDERJCOLLEGE SUP1Tone Wheel Ba Starter
Newspaper Details
Cedar Rapids Coe Cosmos
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, US
Thu, Feb 25, 1960
Page 5
Full Page
Clipped by
Thomas M.
NA, 20 Mar 2017
Other Publications Near Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Cedar Rapids Republican and Times
Cedar Rapids Republican
Cedar Rapids New Cosmos
Cedar Rapids Cosmos
