Warrior Wrestlers Tie For First In Conference Meet
The Warriors claim their ninth NCIC wrestling crown in 10 years with 70 points in third place DeKalb 70? DeKalb 70, Dixon 66, Geneseo 41. Pete Barajas Zemke Thomas Heckman claim firsts at 95 120 165 176 pounds. Kreider Newell second. Sterling's Oswald third at 145. Saturday dual at Moline. Barbs edged Warriors 23 21 in January.
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Warrior
Ncic Wrestling
Streator
DeKalb
Dixon
Geneseo
Ottawa
Rochelle
Kewanee
Pete Barajas
Ron Zemke
Dave Thomas
Henry Heckman
Warriors
Dave Kreider
Milt Newell
Sterling
Bill Oswald
Moline
Barbs
Rudy Saldivar
Ron Ziemke
Kreider
Ebersole
Newell
Hawkins
Doug Zemke
Alex Delgado
Lynn Heffelfinger
Phil Sinroll
Warriors Meet Rochelle Dixon In Weekend Round Up
Sterling suffered two NCIC losses to Streator and Rock Falls, while Dixon won big then held on late in a close game. Loos led Sterling with 17 points and 22 rebounds against Streator, as coach Gene Hall’s five starters include Taft Wendell Moore Loos Tucker.
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Dixon
Dukes
Rochelle
Rock Falls
Sterling
Gene Hall
Jerry Taft
John Wendell
John Moore
Jim Loos
Jim Tucker
Warriors
Streator
NCIC
Rockets
Loos
Bulldogs
Wery
Joe Moore
Russ Ahearn
Freshman Basketball Tales From Northwestern Era
Russ Willis recalls fellow freshman stars from the Northwestern squad and other area players. Cacciatorre once scored 28 against them despite a cold night. Potent talk covers Tom Potter from Moline, Galesburg’s strong 1956 team, Knox College scorer Hill Graning, Russ Lind at Colorado, and Bradley’s Mike Owens as a sparkplug.
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Russ Willis
Northwestern
Russ
Bill Cacciatorre
West Rockford
Wildcats
Sterling
Willis
Cacciatorre
Big Ten
N. Y
Galesburg
Horse Trading City
Moline
Hill Graning
Knox College
Russ Lind
University of Colorado
Kansas U
Mike Owens
Bradley Braves
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Peoria
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Champaign
Petz Barajas
Hebron
Morrison
Mustangs
Tom Potter
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