Buckeyes Stay Unbeaten In Tight College Hoops Scene
Ohio State remains the sole undefeated major team at the season mid-point after beating Michigan 89 64 to pull even atop the Big Ten with Wisconsin. Lucas Havlicek and Nowell fueled the win as Cincinnati, Kentucky and others chased leads in a packed slate.
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Kentucky
Vanderbilt
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Bucks
Wisconsin
Jerry Lucas & Co
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Lucas
John Havlicek
Mel Nowell
Havlicek
Nowell
Bradley
Wichita
Bearcats
Dayton
Duquesne
Bowling Recap: Chamberlin Leads with 606 Series
In the men's bowling event D Chamberlin posts a 606 series topping D Boyer 601 while D Chamberlin also posts a 229 game and W Lance 225 trails in individual scores confirming tight competition.
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D. Boyer
D. Chamberlin
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Mrs Bartow Wins Laundry Prize in Godfrey Jungle Contest
Ten years ago today Mrs. Fred Bartow won an automatic washer valued at 300 dollars and a year's supply of laundry soap in the Arthur Godfrey 125000 jungle contest announced by Lever Brothers.
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Fred Bartow
Lever Brothers
Hawkeyes edge Gophers in late free throws
Iowa beats Minnesota 65-63 after Don Nelson sinks two free throws with five seconds left. Nelson led Iowa with 20 points as Minnesota nearly erased a late Iowa lead and missed a final shot after a goal tending call tied the game with 20 seconds remaining. Cronk led Minnesota with 19 points.
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UPI
Iowa
Don Nelson
Minnesota
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Nelson
Gophers
Ray Cronk
Eric Magdanz
Joe Reddington
Wilt Chamberlain Scores 135 Points Weekend NBA Records
Wilt Chamberlain tallied 73 points in a 135-117 Warriors win over the Chicago Packers at Philadelphia, then added 62 points as Boston Garden records fell. He set a regulation-game mark and surpassed his own Garden totals, while the Celtics won behind Sam Jones and Bill Russell. Other NBA results included Syracuse over New York 141-118, Detroit over Los Angeles 118-108, and Cincinnati over St. Louis 119-114.
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Wilt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
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NBA
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Warriors
Chicago Packers
Boston Garden
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Chamberlain
Cincinnati
Sam Jones
Bill Russell
Packers
Elgin Baylor
Los Angeles
Lakers
Dee
Syracuse Nationals
New York Knickerbockers
Detroit Pistons
State Boys Basketball Tournament Ticket Orders
Iowa City Fieldhouse hosts the Boys State Basketball Tournament from March 22 to 24, 1962 with two games daily and two semifinals plus a final. Reserved seats cost $2.00, general admission $1.25, and a 25 cent service charge applies per order. Orders are prioritized for season ticket holders and mailed before February 15.
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Tone
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Iowa City
West Pros Edge East 31 30 In Pro Bowl Thriller
Johnny Unitas led the West with a last minute 12 yard TD pass to John Arnett to tie the game and a late conversion by Jim Martin to seal a 31 30 win over the East in the 12th Pro Bowl at Los Angeles. Jim Brown sparked the East with a 70 yard TD run but a late West stand and blocked conversion helped secure the victory.
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UPI
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Andy Robustelli
New York Giants
John Arnett
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Walston
Babies win first half title in women's bowling
Results show Babies beat Fourettes 1834 to 1440 and Roe swept Rollers 1699 to 1361. Lois Waters led with a 497 series and 211 game, Charlene Brown had 193, while Roe posted 591 team game and 1699 team series.
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Lois Waters
Mary Messer
Charlene Brown
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Rollers League
Youngsters Lead Golfers in San Diego Open
Tommy Jacobs aged 26 defeated Johnny Pott 26 in a playoff for the $25,000 San Diego Open title after both finished 72 holes at seven under par 277. Jacobs shot 65 in the final round and won on the first playoff hole with an 11 foot birdie.
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Calif
UPI
Tommy Jacobs
Johnny Pott
Jacobs
Pott
Phil Rodgers
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Cary Middlecoff
Doug Ford
Demon Wrestlers Here On Tuesday
The Washington wrestling team makes its home debut Tuesday in the rew gymnasium hosting Fairfield. Reserve matches start at 6 30 p m with admission 75 cents adults 50 cents high school students 25 cents grade schoolers. The meet marks the third outing for coach Don Lawless wrestlers who recently competed at Ottumwa and Ft Madison.
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Rick Latta
Jim Anderson
Roy Bartlett
Keith Jarrard
Art Waggoner
Dennis Coon
Joe McCarthy
Ron Gregory
Dave Coon
Butch Wells
Dan Coon
John Beranek
Ed Beranek
Bob Lintz
Gene Zeck
John Knecht
Charles Lemley
Dan Ryner
David Temple
Yale Jarvis
Doug Tindal
Dick Gallagher
Eddie Weeks
Jerry Deaton
Dave Davis
Mid-Prairie Girls Fall Short Against Cardinal in Narrow Loss
Mid-Prairie trailed by seven at halftime and 47 42 to start the final period before a 65 58 loss to Cardinal. Judy Slemmons 27 and Shirley Niffenegger 28 led Mid Prairie scorers while Julia Hobbs added 23. Cardinal reserves won 52 37. Zucilke had 32 for Cardinal. Next up is Lone Tree visit Friday.
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Selma
Judy Slemmons
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Mid- Prairie
Marti Kaprich
Julia Hobbs
Zucilke
Mid-Prairie Girls
Lone Tree
John Cherry Places Third In State Duck Calling Contest
John Cherry of Washington finished third in the state duck calling contest held in Os Moines over the weekend. Dick Moothart of Washington, a three time winner, served as one of the judges this year.
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John Cherry
Washington
Os Moines
Dick Moothart
Weekend of Terror Sweeps Algeria
A weekend of attacks by rival Moslem nationalists and European SAS forces left 31 dead and 76 wounded Sunday, pushing totals since New Year to 236 dead and 288 wounded. Archbishop Duval urged prayers for peace as OAS and Moslem gunmen carried out further clashes in Algiers and Oran, with cafes shattered and mobs dispersed by police.
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Algeria
UPI
Secret Army Organization
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Oran
Civil Service job openings in this area soon
Wanted advertised for ages eighteen to fifty two to prepare for US government positions. Pay starts up to 445 dollars a month with strong security and advancement prospects. Many jobs need little or no specialized education or experience but require passing a test. Competition is keen. act now. Name and address requested.
Meat Supplies To Be Little Above Last Year Levels
The Agriculture Department said red meat production will decline seasonally but January-March supplies will run slightly above a year earlier. Fed cattle and hog prices may stay near or a bit below 1961 levels. lamb prices likely above early 1961. Cattle slaughter rose in 1961, with inventories estimated at 98.5 to 99 million head, and 1962 feed and pasture outlooks were favorable.
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Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
Taylor Jarvis With Troops in Germany
Taylor S Jarvis stationed in Germany with the US armed forces sent his parents a copy of the Augsburg paper Taro Leaf. The 24th Infantry 19th battle division left for Berlin to replace the 18th division with Jarvis in the signal battalion handling communications. They traveled to Kassel 300 kilometers from the Russian border, leaving Dec 16 and returning to Augsburg about Dec 22.
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Taylor S. Jarvis
Germany
United States Armed Forces
Augsburg
24Th Infantry
19Th Battle Division
Berlin
Taylor
24Th
19Th Division
Kassel
Douglas E. Stout
24Th Ordnance Division
Carl Jarvis
Sandyhook
Washington
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