UCLA completes perfect regular season in win over USC
UCLA, coached by the acclaimed national champions, extended its unblemished season with a 91-81 victory over Southern California. Gail Goodrich scored 23 and Walt Hazzard 22 as UCLA won its 26th game, remaining the first major college squad unbeaten since 1961.
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Ucla Bruins
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UPI Board of
Trojans
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Walt Hazzard
Goodrich
Miema
Drake
Wichita
Shockers
Ralph Miller
Ernie Moore
Dave Stallworth
Duke
Wake Forest
North Carolina
Clemson
ACC
Providence Villanova
Jay Buckley
Blue Devils
Bob Leonard
Frank Christie
Richard Herring
Syra Sause
Connecticut
Brown
Bethany College
John Carroll
Record miler to continue working
Loyola University's Tom O'Hara shattered his own indoor mile record with 3:56.4 at the Chicago Daily News relays, aided by Jim Irons's 1:58.8 half. In front of 18,307 indoors, O'Hara praised the effort and noted he might have run faster in a stronger final quarter.
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Tom O'Hara
Loyola University
O'Hara
Chicago Daily News
Lake Higan Beach
New York
Irons
Knights of Columbus
Mini Auto Derby at YMCA Planned for Washington Boys
Washington YMCA sponsors a Mini Auto Derby inviting local boys to build decorate and race miniature cars. The event features three age divisions with prizes for fastest car and best design. Cars must be no longer than 10 inches. For details contact Dick Matthew at the YMCA.
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Washington
Washington Ymca
Dick Matthew
YMCA
Waterloo West Wins First Berth In Iowa State Meet
Waterloo West, 18-3 and Big Six champion, beat Fairbank Wapsi Valley 63-41 in Waterloo to clinch a spot in the state tournament. Newton and other teams won first round substate games, with Belmond upset Mason City and many close results across the state.
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United Press International
Waterloo West
Iowa
Fairbank Wapsit Valley
Waterloo
Des Moines
Newton
Albia
Cardinals
Roosevelt - Ames
Belmond
Mason City
Muline
Clinton
Sioux City Central
Sibley
Algona
Pocahontas Catholic
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Iowa City
Ottumwa Walsh
Keokuk
Boone
West Des Moines Valley
Fort Dodge
Carroll Keumper
Atlantic
Creston
Dunlap
Shenandoah
Women’s Bowling Pin Queen League A Results
Swift team total 1814 in 3 games with 1750 including 45 handicap for Credit Bureau. General Life 1808 from 3 games with 111 handicap for Coast 1. Fareway 1666 and Randys 1600 including 99 handicap. Hy Vee 1405 and Advance Ross 1425 with 66 handicap. Top team Swift 1814 and General Life 1808 led by Elizabeth Johnston 534 series, 191 game and Helen Brown 531 series, 190 game.
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Swift
Credit Bureau
General Life
Coast
Fareway
Randys
Hy - Vee
Advance Ross
Elizabeth
Johnston
Helen Brown
Elizabeth Johnston
General Life of
Iowa
Ross U Randys
Mixed Bowling Friday Mixers League Standings Report
The Friday Mixers league shows Won Lost 2alutes 15% 21% Head Pins 32 35 B and H 308% 264 Mnt's 228 R and L 22 Untouchables a 0 Nuggets 25 32 Fallouts a 36 High Scores Team series R and L 1990 MnT's 1867 Team game R and L 740 WnT's 667 Individual series Clarence Brown 544 Sharron Lutes 525 Individual game Cobb Burlin 201 Shirley Burlingame OS. BIBLICAL DEACONS FESTUS Mo Rev Lankford says his Pair view Christian Church has the sons named Cain and Abel Cain is Elmer Cain a tele phone worker Abel is Larry Abel an auto worker.
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Wnt
Clarence Brown
Sharron Lutes
Cobb Burlingame
Shirley Burlingame
Festus, Mo
UPL
Lankford
Pairview Christian Church
Cain
Abel Cain
Elmer Cain
Abel
Larry Abel
Pascual Signs with Twins Boosts 1964 Pay and Hopes
The Twins sign Camilo Pascual for an estimated 45000, yielding a 1964 roster boost after a 21-win 1963 season. Other signings include Julian Javier with the Cardinals and George Alusik with the A’s, with holdouts remaining for Colavito and Drabowsky. In spring camps, notable performances and roster notes emerge, including Dick Tracewski, Ron Fairly, and Jake Wood impacting practice games, while Yanks’ Harry Bright practices in Florida and Bob Skinner weighs a Reds camp return.
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Camilo Pascual
Minnesota
Twins
Pascual
EL Curvo
Walter Johnson
St. Louis
Kansas City
Javier
Julian Javier
Dominican Republic
Cardinal
Johnny Keane
George — Alusik
Rocky Colavito
Moe Drabowsky
Joe Horlen
Juan Pizarro
Dick Tracewski
Los Angeles Dodger
Ron Fairly
Pete Richert
Wood
Jake
Skinner
Investors Selective Fund Declares Quarterly Dividend
The Board of Directors of Investors Selective Fund Inc declared a regular quarterly dividend of 12 cents per share for the fiscal year ending February 28 1964 to shareholders of record February at the close of business. The fund with about 3 364 100 outstanding shares compares with 3 250 000 shares last year and is part of the Investors Group serviced by Investors Diversified Services Inc.
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Minneapolis
Board of Directors of
Investors Selective Fund, Inc
Harold K. Bradford
Investors Selective Fund. Inc
Investors Group
Investors Diversified Services, Inc
Honor Society Standards at Highland Community High School
The National Honor Society chapter at Highland Community High School follows National Office rules requiring a minimum B average for eligibility. Students are evaluated on service leadership and character as part of the selection process.
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Ainsworth
Highland Community High School
National
Reapportion plan expands urban share in Iowa House
Republican State Chairman Robert Ray directed a behind the scenes effort that toppled the small county forces in the House and produced an amended Ray plan. The plan would grant urban areas greater representation while preserving a rural Senate majority and must pass a court order. Governor Hughes praised lawmakers for their persistence as the Senate welcomes the action and awaits its response.
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Robert Ray
Des Moines
C. Raymond Fisher
Grand Junction
GOP
Evan L. Hultman
Hultman
Ray
Harold E. Hughes
Spe
Resent
House
Muscatine
Louisa
Muscatines- Louisa Couny
Leroy Shalupa
Sousa County
Henry County
Henry
Reapportionment Debate Ends With Bigger House
The House approved an amendment expanding membership to 190, up from 129 under the Ray plan. In the second reapportionment debate, Rep. William F. Denman and Rep. Tom Riley offered 120 and 126 member plans, both killed 72-32 and 0-0 respectively, as a final rural bloc effort collapsed. A closing remark warned there was no justifiable path if the plan reached the court.
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House
William F. Denman
Des Moines
Tom Riley
Cedar Rapids
Mowry
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