Cedar Rapids swimmers top Washington in tight dual meet
Washington YMCA team fell 171 2 to 200% Cedar Rapids edged Washington by eight tenths of a second as thejunior 160 yd medley relay team set a best time for Washington. Washington will swim at Muscatine next Sunday afternoon.
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Washington Ymca
Cedar Rapids
Washington Bo
Kim Steele
Jim Dougall
Mike Richart
Dana McAvoy
Washington
Muscatine
Nineteen die in stampede at Mexican music show
In Guadalajara, about 15 000 exited and 15 000 entered for a matinee and evening program. Nineteen people were trampled or smothered to death and 21 injured when crowds surged at the bull ring. Police blamed disc jockey Miguel Aldrete for not spacing the two performances. Jalisco State to pay funeral costs.
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Guadalajara
Mexico
UPI
Miguel Aldrete
Jalisco
Canada Retains World Four Man Bobsled Title
Canada wins the world four man bobsled title at St Moritz led by Vic Emery with Gerald Presley Peter Kirby and Mike Young finishing in a total time of 5 minutes 17.78 seconds to beat Italy by over two seconds Fortune, at 43, earned bronze and delighted spectators with a late surge in the only world four man championship event Fortune owns a Lake Placid restaurant and previously earned three bronze in two man championships.
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ST. Moritz
Switzerland
UPI
Canada
Fred Fortune
Vic Emery
Gerald Presley
Peter Kirby
Mike Young
Nevio de Zordon
Fortune
Lake Placid
N. Y
Patterson Battles Chuvalo In High Stakes MSG Showdown
Floyd Patterson and George Chuvalo clash in a 12 round elimination bout at Madison Square Garden amid high betting and a massive gate. Patterson, favored by speed, and Chuvalo, the Canadian slugger, vie for a shot at the Terrell Machen WBA crown, with American theater TV receipts boosting the night’s total gross near $760,000.
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New York
UPI
Floyd Patterson
George Chuvalo
Madison Square Garden
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Slugger
Toronto
Cassius Clay
Cassius
Great Neck
N. Y
Chuvalo
Garden
United States
Canada
Lester M. Malitz
Luis Angel Firpo
Argentina
Harry Wills
Jersey City
N. J
Floyd
George Will
Chicago
Ernie Terrell
Eddie Machen
Portland
Ore
Terrell
Machen
Clay
Sonny Liston
Boston
Washington High 3rd in Southeast Six wrestling meet at Fairfield
Washington High School placed third with 52 points in the Southeast Six conference meet held at Fairfield. Davis County won with 107 points, Fairfield 104, Fort Madison 46. Demons claimed two champions Ron Gregory at 95 pounds and Larry Green at 180 pounds. Leon Lintz was runner up at 127 pounds while Denny Coon and John Combs finished third at 133 and heavyweight respectively. Washington travels to Bloomfield for sectional action next Saturday with Davis County, Fairfield, Ottumwa and Washington competing. start time 6 pm.
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Fairfield
Davis County
Fort Madison
Demons
Ron Gregory
Larry Green
Leon Lintz
Denny Coon
John Combs
Green
Kidwell
Jim Doughty
Dave Seifkas
Ed Day
Bloomfield
Davis
County
Ottumwa
Barry's 51 sparks Miami in rugged college action
Barry poured in 51 points for Miami against Oklahoma City University, boosting his national scoring pace to 38.2 per game and setting a school rebounding mark with 29 boards. UCLA, Wichita, Michigan, St. Joseph's, Davidson, St. John's, San Francisco, Kentucky, Illinois, Vanderbilt, Villanova, and others posted notable results as top teams recovered or fell in a day of college hoops.
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Miami
Fla
Barry
Oklahoma City University
Oklahomans
UCLA
Loyola of Chicago
Gail Goodrich
Uclans
Freddy Goss
Ramblers
Bill
Louisville
Dave Stallworth
Michigan
Purdue
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Wolverines
St. Joseph's
Xavier
Ohio
Tom Duff
Matt Goukas
Cliff Anderson
Davidson
Wake Forest
Wildcats
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New York
Redmen
Marquette
al McGuire
San Francisco
Arizona State
Bill Bradley
Princeton
Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Florida
Ilinois
Notre Dame
Vanderbilt
Auburn
Villanova
Duquesne
Jim Washington
Bill Melchionni
Willie Somerset
Archer wins Frisco Open in playoff duel at Lucky International
San Francisco golfer George Archer, 25, captured his first pro title at the Lucky International, edging New Zealand’s Bob Charles in a playoff after tying at 278. Archer birdied the last three holes in regulation and drained a nine‑foot birdie on the second extra hole to win 57,500 in prize money, with Charles earning 4,600 for second. Knudson and Dickinson tied for third at 281, while Maxwell and Holscher shared fifth at 282.
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SAN_ FRANCISCO
UPI
Long George Archer
San Franciscan
New Zealand
Bob Charles
George
Charles
Archer
Mixed Bowling Imigh Scores
Nuggets 2001. Culutes 685 team score. Individual series led by G Hora 545 and Sharron Lutes 531. Individual game tops George Hora 219 and Sharron Lutes 211.
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Imigh
Nuggets
Culutes
G. Hora
Sharron Lutes
George Hora
Decline of Iowa Farms Outpaced By Land Use Shifts
Iowa saw about 165 000 farms in 1964, down 5 000 from 1963 as farms shrink while total cultivated land holds at 54 600 000 acres. Average farm size rose from 179 to 210 acres, signaling consolidation. Nationwide, 3 382 780 farms totaling nearly 1.1 billion acres.
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Des Moines
UPI
Iowa
United States
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