The Courier from Waterloo, Iowa • 41

SUNDAY, JANUARY 19,3 Page Forty-ent Doiva OPrcp Sporils Official Three-I Baseball League Schedule for 1955 Basketball PINE LAKES TEAM STANDINGS, rATFRMVO RtnvDAf COCHHR. ATT.RIOO. IOWA. AT AT AT AT AT AT W. L.i W.

leamkait Back 4 I Hakbatd I Bom BIG SIX Oaase 4 1 niea I New rreeldeaca 4 I Aldea 1 4 bltlen 1 Ragrllflf I AT WRITTEN 4, STEAMBOAT ft'K. 4) High far Whltten: Olmitead 18. TEAM STANDINGS. W. W.

High for Steamboat Rock: Lulkcn 11. West Waterloo I I 'Fart Die 1 9aat Waterloo tIC. Dm Moines I Mssea CUr N. Dm Mains! 4 Friday 1 Renlls. Wfl Waterloo Lot Waterlee 14 AT VNION 89, ALDEN (1.

High for Union: Lepley II. Higti for Alden: Monaon tt. AT RADCL1EFE St, NKW PROVIDENCE 43. High for. Radcllffe: Cecil Grieman 14 High for New Providence: Ed Perry 38.

AT OWASA 74. Hl'BBARD S4. High for Owasa: Williams 14. High for Hubbard: Faust 13. WAMAC TEAM (HANDING.

ij.) as Marlaa 4 a Mar.rae.ler 8 Anamata 4 I Maallcilla 4 (ererlimel, Ft Dm Moines 19, Kerta Dm Meiaes M. Mason City 87, Fart Deega M. OTHER IOWA HIGH SCHOOLS, Alt 41, Mllfer 41. Atlantle (I, nhenanSeia 41.. Ann 77, Grlnnell 41.

Rrlmong Brltt U. Rarllagloa ion. Washington M. Ilsene a. Marshalllewa at.

Centerrllle 99. Sevmoar I a. rrilea M. Cernnlg 44. Tlplaa Vinton 4 (81, Independenea 8 Maqueseta 41 MANCHESTER IN'DLFEKDINCB 44 OVERTIME).

Cedar Rapldi UC 47. rilalaa Mary's! 44. Carroll 4. Harlan 41. 4 lartnde 44, Glenweoe1 harltea S7.

Wlnteraet 89. TtaTenaert 54, Clinton ntW'ltt 44. Bettendorf M. MANCHESTER Mancheiter'e Neil Davis fired in aix of nlna overtime point! for tha Mancheiter aquad. here Friday night to hand Independence Dabwqaa 14, Cedar Rapid! (Franklla) 68-64 WaMaC defeat.

Manchester hit nlne'polnta in the overtime while hold AT AT WATERLOO CEDAR RAPIDS BURLINGTON KEOKUK QUINCY PEORIA TERRE HAUTE EVANSVILLE WATERLOO May 19 May 26, 27. 28 June 7. 8, 9 May 2.1, 24. 2S May 20, 21, 22 May 3. 4, 5 May 8, 7.

8 (Whitt Howk) Follow July" 21 June 23. 26, 27 July 1, 2. 3 June 19, 20. 21 June 16. 17.

18 July 14. 15, 1 July 17 18. 19 August' 19, 20, 21 August 28'. 29, 30 Aug. 31.

Sept. 1, July 29, 30, 31 Augut 1. 2. 3 August 12, 13, 14 August 13. 16, 17 CEDAR RAPIDS' May 10.

U. June 7. 8, 9 May 26, 27, 28 May 20, 21, 2J May 23, 24. 23 May 6. 7, 8 May 3, 4, 8 (Raiders) June 22.

23, 24 Baseball July 1, 2, 3' July 5, June 10, 11, 12 June 20. 21 July 18, 19 July 14, 13, 18 September 3. 4. 5 August 23, 26. 27 August 22.

23, 24 August 1. 2. 3 July 29, 30, 31 August 13, 16. 17 August 12. 13.

14 BURLINGTON 'June 1. 2. 3 May 29. 30'. 31 June 4.

5. 6 May 6. 7, 8 May 3. 4, May 20. 21.

22 May 23. 24. 25 July 4 5, 6 June 28. 29, 30 onf 0her June 23, 24 Julv ,3, li 15 July lfl' 17- 18 Junc 13, ,4, 15 June 10, 11. 12 August 22.

23. 24 Aug. 31. Sept. 1, 2 August 19, 20.

21 August 12. 13. 14' August 6, August 1, 2. 3 July 29. 30.

31 KEOKUK May 29' 30' Sl June 2' 5 May 10, 1,1 12 May 3' 8 8' 7' 8 My 23, 24, 2 May 20, 21, 22" June 28, 29,30 Junc 25, 26', 27 July 20, 21, 22 SpOltS OH July 16, July 7, 8. 9 June 10. 11, 12 June 13. 14. 15 (Kernels) August 25.

26, 27 August 28', .29, 30 Sept. 3, 4, 3 August 15, 16, 17 August 12. 13, 14 July 29, 30, 31 August 1. 2. 3 QUINCY April 26.

27, 28 April 29, 30. May 1 May 16. 17, 18 May 13, 14, 15 June 4. 5. 6 June 1, 2.

3 May 29. 30. 31 June 13. 14. 13 June 16.

17. 18 July 7. 8, 9 July 10M1, 12 (he Spoils July 20, 21. 22 June 25. 26.

27 June 28, 29, 30 (Gems) July 23. 24. 25 July 26. 27. 28 August 8, 9.

10 August 5. 6. 7 August 19, 20. 2t Aug. 31, Sept.

1, 2 August 28. 29, 30 PEORIA April 29, 30' May ApriI 26' 27, 28 May 15 May 18' 17, 18 May 10, H' May 29' 3' 31 June 2' 3 June 10, 11, 12 June 13. 14, 15 July 10. 11. 12 July 13, 14, 15 June 22.

23, 24 Pages ot the June 28, 29, 30 2- 3 (Chiefs) Jul 26. 27, 28 July 23, 24. 25 August 15. 16, 17 August 8, 9. 10 Sept.

3. 4 3 August 28. 29. 30 August 25, 26. 27 mmmmmmmmmmmmmm lml -w 1B i i i nil aaaaaaaaaiMiaaaaaa TERRE HAUTE May 13.

14. 15 May 16, 17. 18 April 29, 30. May 1 April 26. 27, 28 May 26.

27. 28 June 7, 8. 9 May 9,10,11 July 7. 8. 9 July 10.

11, 12 June 19. 20. 21 June 16. 17, 18 July 1. 2, 3 July4.

3. 6 Waterloo July 20, 21. 22 (Tigers) August 5, 8, 7 August 8, 9. 10 July 26, 27. 28 July 23.

24. 25 August 25. 26, 27 August 22, 23, 24 Sept. 3, 4. 5 May 16.

17, 18 May 13, 14. 15 April 26, 27, 28 April 29, 30. May 1 June 7. 8, 9 May 26, 27. 28 June 4, 3.

6 EVANSVILLE July 10. July 7, 8, 9 June 16, 17. 18 June 19. 20, 21 July 4, S. 6 June 25, 26.

27 June 22, 23, 24 Couiiet (Braves) August 8, 9, 10 August 3, 6. 7 July 23, 24. 25 July 26. 27, 28 August 22, 23, 24 Aug. 31, Sept.

1, 2 August 19. 20, 21 a 1 1 1 in( Independence to five. Manchester bounded off to a quick 14-13 lead in the flrit quarter but in the iecond quarter Independence pumped ill 14 to Man- cheater a 10 to tie the acore 24-20 at In teimission. Manchester took a four point lead at the three quarter mark but It points by the Mustangs In the fourth quarter, knotted tha acore 39-59 at the end of regulation game. Fred I.

Fait Molina SI. Reek Island 44. tmmel.burg Sibley J. Knosvllle Dm Malnei Llncaln (4). allev SV Dm Molnri (Terhl 48.

Fart Dodge (Carpal Ckrltti) Man-tan S3. (ivlhrfa Center M. Wlote S9. Jefferson Denisen M. Ion Bit, CerrSea SI.

I.cMars 49. leu City (East) I. I.r.Mars (Uehleal 64. Allan 44. Lena Tree AM.

Maant Vernan 41. Slissearl Valley HI. Lagan 9. Mellne Galtibarf 54. Mapleton 4.7.

Mannlnr 41. Mount Fleaiant 47, Fart Midliaa 13. Maant Ayr 4. Oseeela Oskaloesa 69, Newton 47. Fella 49.

Albia 46. Pocahontas 9, Laurent M. Overmann sparked the winner! with 34 point! while Francis Cabalka collected 19 for the loser. Manchester FT Inde'ence FT Schrader 3 0 1 Cabslki 7 5 1 Davis 4L. Well 3 3 8 F.

Overm'nn 5 Fhler 4 0 Leek 5 0 3 D. Weiseli 4 3 4 fl. Overm'nn 113 Bond 4 a 1 Mawe 0 12 Overland 111 Ruilson 0 2. Total! 23 22 20 Totals 23 14 IS Perry Aft, Indiannla AS. Red Oak 41.

Vllllsra 4. Roland 3. Gilbert Mien Center 82. lloiperi M. Spencer 01, Cherokee 43.

NORTHEAST IOWA Score hy periods: Manchester .16 10 1 Jl 63 Independence 12 14 14 19 564 Free throws missed: Manchester 10, V. I. 4 4 ft 1 TEAM 'STANDINGS. vr. l.i KararlT 7 4'Deeeraa New Hamplea resca Oelaein 4 ICharlea C1F Cedar Falls 4 vivrit.T 70.

DECOBAR tl. Indenendence 13. Officials: Ben Hart and Petrrelka. Second team: Independenea 43. Manchester 33.

AT MARION 18. TIPTON 41. High for Gary Cox 18. High for Tipton: Worshsm 10. Second team: Marlon 48.

Tipton 30. AT MAQl'OKETA 58, VINTON 1. High for Maquoketa: Relchllng 17. High for Vinton: Belhnap 15. Second team: Maquoketa 54, Vinton 50.

AT ANAMOSA 66, MONTICELLO 44. High for Anamosa: Don Norton 24. High for Monticello: Carl Egger 16. Second team: Monticello 48, Anamosa DF.CORAH Gil Wessels fired In 12 field goals and a single free throw here Friday night to pace Waverly one itep Denotes Sunday and Holiday Games. closer to a nonneasi iowa basketball title 79-51 over Deeorah.

The GoHawks now have a T-0 loop mark HOW-WINN with a 7-3 overall won. lost total, waver. u. Qa.nnint nlua auartera sin)- SOUTH IOWA CEDAR AT MONTEZI'MA 39 MARENOO 66. Highlights: The win was the lllth BUTLER COUNTY TEAM STANDINGS.

W. L.I W. Allium II llApllngtoa 1 5 ported by an 18 and 17 first and last 32. TEAM STANDINGS. Li Fart Atklnssa I Lima Springs Kldgawar Oaalun 4 trr.ca (ND 4 4 Prativln (R) frame.

HOD jvvammcn anu vied for Deeorah scoring honor! with 13 for the Marengo girls who res' main undefeated thla season. miT ah AniiaiTU Parkersbarf 3 Green 6 REVISE SCHEDI'LE. INDEPENDENCE Another revision In points each. INTERCONFERENCE AT TRIPOLI 46. SI MN1R S3.

High for Tripoli: Laua 15. High for Sumner: Bowing, Weldler, Mever 12. Second trnm: Sumner 42, Tripoli 30. AT FLOTD 39, PLAINF1ELU 67. High for Kloyd: Ives 14.

High for Platnflrld: Klunder 15. AT GLAIIBKOOK 41. TOLEDO SS. High lor Gladhrook: Wentzien 13. Hlah for Toledo: Kaler 19.

Acldey Dumps TG High 56-41 in Loop Win Nneii Hack 1 tiaruari a a FT Waverly FT Deeorah Clarkivllle Hrl.taw SI4 the game schedule of the Independence High School basketball team waa an 12 5 Wessels DClelVJIl UUII I I AT GARRISON Si, NORWAY St. Hlah for Garrlaon: Ann Arenslierg 26. AT GREENE 59, NEW HARTFORD 4H. nounced this weeK. The change waa maae Westby Hardy l.omen Kvammen Hogan in hopes that several of the varsity games High fur Norway: Karen Uoddkkrr 16 1 7 5 3 2 0 1 still can be played in the new gymna 2 Rretthan 0 Timion 2 Meyers 4 Muellea Morgan Hof Second team: Gladhrook 41.

Toledo 32. Local Spoits Calendar SUNDAY. Trapshoot, Cedar Falls Gun Club, 1 p. m. Howling, 1:45 p.

Tavern-on-the-Green Lanes, opening annual Bowl for Polio Week. TUESDAY. Sports ot Sorts Club meeting, m. social hour. 6 p.

m. dinner, 6:43 sports panel, featuring Jim Britt, Cleveland baseball announcer. WEDNESDAY. hlel hall 4S VkfrA sium in the Jefferson Junior High cunning. Workmen were scheduled to start sanding the new floor on Monday.

The Independent-Maquoketa WaMnc Conference game will be played Tuesday at Mauuoketa and not here as previously (Courier Sactol (c ACKLEY Ackley used a bal- High for Greene: Jim Graven 2U. High for New Hartford: Johnson 14. AT ALLISON 19, PARKFRSHl RG 65. llitlh for Allison: Brandt 21. High for Parkersburg: Kyhl 22.

AT BRISTOW 84, DI'MONT 48. High for Dumont: Vhlenhopp 13. HOW-WINN TEAM STANDINGS. W.L.I W. L.

Protlvin (R linidgeway 4 7 30 If 11 21 I 13 Total! Totals Oaslan (DeH 4 4 Cheater I 1 AT RIOl.EWAV S.V CHESTER 31. High for Hidgewuy: Gilliertaon 26. High for Cheater: Min i 15. AT LIME til-KINGN 86, IT. ATKINSON 44.

High for Lime Springs: Lloyd 20. High for Ft. Atkinson: Kupka 26. AT FKOTIVIN iRudolphinuni 50, OSNIAN at. High for Protlvin iHudolphinum): Mur-tinek 31.

High tor Otsian: Anderson 33. BUCHANAN COUNTY TEAM STANDINGS. I. I. Lament II 9 Quanquclnn 6 ll.ileton 14 Hinlhrop 4 7 Aurora 4 Rom ley 2 9 ancei scoring attacK to turn a per'ods: i io is-51 w.lv 18 23 21 1779 AT ARLINGTON KTRAUHIKKV POINT S2.

High for Arlington: Hoehnke 13. High for Strawberry Point: Clauaon IS. Second team: Strawberry Point 40, Arlington 36. AT FLOTD S9, PLAINFIELD St. FRANKLIN COUNTY AT IIANRELL 8 POPFJOY St.

High for Hansell: Hellskou 10. CEDAR CONSOLIDATED AT GENEftEO 4.1, DIKE S3. High for Cieneaeo: Casey 20. High fur Dike: M. Anderson 14.

FAYETTE COUNTY AT WADENA 63, VOLOA CITY IS. High for Wadena: Gloria Nhlppy 16, High for Volga City: H. Probert 10. INTERCONFERENCE AT FI.OVD 84, PLAINFIELD ST, High for Floyd: Jannen 17. High for Plalnfleid: Smith 29.

FRANKLIN COUNTY announced, according to Principal B. V. Lybeck. The home game with Maquoketa will be played at either the new or old gym (in the Senior High building on 40-38 lead at the end of three quarters Into a 56-46 victory over Teachers High of Cedar Friday. Other games are as follows: Jan Cresco (NIM 8 I henter .1 Lima Springs 2 Dssian 4 6 Osnlin I)eS) 4 4 Fort Atklmon 9 alls inday night on the Ack icy basketball court.

14, Monticello, here, old gym: Jan. 21, Marlon, here, old gym; Jan. 25, Tipton, Free throw! missed: Deeorah 7, Waver- 'ysleond team: Deeorah 40. Waverly 37. Officials: Harm! and Craft' AT CRE8CO 48.

OSAGE 44. High for Crescoi Gary Llenhardt 22. High for Osage: Ric Johnsten 24. Second team: Osage 48. Cresco 21.

Highlight: Cresco made a field goal in the last 30 seconds to win the game. here, old gym: Jan. 28. Vinton, nere probably old gym. A postponed home Newlyn lBerg, Keith Bur game with Oelwein has not been sched lalrbank 5 Brandon I 10 uled yet in hopes the tilt can be played AT Ol A-iQI KTON 67.

111! AN HON Kg. High for Popejov: Jnnndali. AT AI.KXAMHR 38. GENEVA S.V High for Alcvantlcr: Dennis Scott 28. High for Geneva: Dorld 20.

UPPER IOWA TIAH 1 WDINGS. man and Walt Kreymicr led National Raiders to 24-12 first quarter Le Inltri fTniir.hjr II I it in the new gym once the school Is com AT HAN'SFI I. 47, POPFIOY S9. High (or Hansel): MoeMer 54. High for Popelov: R.

Miller 13. Hlehliirhtl' irunll ImA 99.4 .1 kl. pleted. High for Qua.rjuetoo: Help 24. High for Hrandnn: Heverl" Ha'r l'iiie 17.

AT LA MONT 6.1. H'lNTIIROP .11. t'nintv whittled to 31-27 at halftimc. I iuimi. I I I I -it II a ir llighlights Weasel oaced the winners time.

W. L.I AT i'RFSCO (NOTRE OAMF.t 61. rnc'IIISTER. MINN. (LOI RDKS) 6.

Igh for Cresco: Puffer 21. igh for Rochester: Stevens 34. Second team: Rochter 57. Cresco 16. AT RIOGLWAV 61.

CIIFST1R SI. High for Rldgeway: flovdeji 15. Hlch fnr Chester: Anrlrerlift 9. PROTIVIN iRI nOLPHINLM) 71, OS SI 4 Ml. Hull for Protlvin: Proohasks HlRh for Osian: Mundt.

Oaklnnd 10. 'AT LIME SPRINGS 01. FT. ATKINSON' 39. High for Lime Springs: Atren IS.

High for Ft. Atkinson: Barta 16. INDEPENDENT AT FINCHFORD 3.4. IONIA High for Finchford: Lindeman 7, Cxi- 4 with 26 points. Polvllle I Maynard 4 AT CHARLES CITY 49.

OELWEIN 44, High for Charles City: Cordle 14. High for Oelwein: Hull IS. Second team: Charles City 2. Oelwein 31. alVTI RiMK rRR.

4. Teachers Arklrvi P- AT Al AMU ID. GENEVA 66. Illjh for Alenanrier: Jean Schulle 30. High for Geneva: flryfack 28.

DELAWARE COUNTY West High Auditorium, West Hinder e.l I nion 8 6 Sumner lermonl-l Ijln 3 6 Favetie 4 ankon I 1 again in the third quarter but beher 7. manaBcd on.y six points in ty (varsopho- Hieh for Innia: Lambert 13. AT COGOON 61, TROV MILLS 44. more); 6:15 p. St.

Mary's gym- The Janesville high school basketball AT MAYNARD III. WEST INION High lor Maynnrd: Jaime 20. Hiah for Went Union: Moe 18. FINAL HTAM)l(iS. I.

I. C'olribarg 7 0 Helhi 8 4 Greeley I Unnklnlnn 8 F.srlvllle 8 llurk reek I 4 Dundee 4 8 Oneida 7 Wrestling BIG SIX final period to fall to its eighth defcai and fifth in the Second team: Maynard 30, Wesf Un- earn is looking for a boys game, rriw, NORTH CENTRAL nnsium, St. Mary's vs. Iowa City (St. Mary's) (varsity-reserve).

Hltrh school wrpstlinrr. ft'it nn 7. North Iowa Cedar Conference. AT 76. WAI KON AO.

BREMER COUNTY TEAM STANDINGS. W. L.I W. Hieh for Cogaon: Jerry Riekr 2. Hieh for Trov Larrv Sanobrra" 12.

AT NASHUA 87, CHARLES UTV IC) 4i. High for Nashua: Strike 16. High for Charles City (ICi Kllpy 11. Second team: Nashua 40, Charles City flCl AT FREDERIC KSBl'RG 56. I.AHLER St.

AT GRr EI.El 71, O.NE1T' A High for Cireeley: Smock 28. TEAM STANDINGS. IV Tl Bill Joslyn paced Teachers; East Hih cvmnnslum' F.nst v. High for Oneida: Clemen 22. TEAM STANDINGS.

W. L.I 6 1 'Clear Lake W.L. 8 Inn tnr I I I Readlya 7 2 Taneavllle 4 I Tripoli 2 Frederika 1 I K. II, Moines I I Greeley hit 26, 23. and 21 points with 14 points while Kreymierjosage (varsity-reserve); 7:30 p.

was high for Ackley with 12. All Iowa State Teachers College, but one of the Raiders scored at rrinr Fnii mh 1 8 2 5 lort Dadga I O.N. D. Moinss (41 Humboldt 4 -3 Hampton Plalnfleld Denver I Algana Webster CltF Iowa Falls Eagle Grave HAMPTON High for Clermont-Elgin: Knudsen. 27.

High for Waukon: Downing 16. Second team: Clermont-Elgln 49, 36. AT ELKADER 78. FAYETTE 69. High for Elkader: Frank Gllson 35.

High for Fayette: Bob Johnson 23. Second team: Elkader 41. Fayette 23. TWIN RIVERS AT READLYN 64. FREDERIKA 44.

8 4 2. Clarion CLEAR LAKE 7. 17, AT COI.ESRl RG 89. DLNDKE 26. High for Coleaburg: Tlmmons 17.

High for Dundee: Scheller 12. AT EARLVII.LE 42, HOPKINTON S5. UPPER MISSISSIPPI Traer. High for Fredericksburg: Niemann 18. High for Lawler: Croell SO.

AT ST. ANSGAR 58. RICtVII.LE CI. High for St. Ansgar: Vender Meer 29.

High for Ricevllle: Dempsey 14. least five points while four of the Little Panthers scored all Larry Wise made HAMPTON Friday's Results. Masaa City 4.1. North Dei Moines SI. Brill 26, Fart Dodga 9.

Saturday's Meet. East Das Mainos at Mason C'lly. NORTHEAST IOWA SATURDAY. with two seconds to go in an but one of their team's points. overtime to give Hampton vlc- High for Readiyn: Miller 23.

High for Frederika: Lampe 16. AT DENVER 5.1, JANESVILLE 67. High for Denver: Matthias 16. High for Janesville: Chapln 32. SOUTH IOWA CEDAR TEAM STANDINGS.

Second team: St. Ansgar 44. Ricevllle College basketball, 8 p. Iowa TEAM STANDINGS. 41.

Ackley'S reserves Stopped the, State Teachers CnlWe. CeHar tory over Clear Lane in a norm here Friday night. W. L. AT CALMAR 44.

LANSING 67 TEAM STANDINGS. W. L.I Rsrkfori 6 4 Marble Reck Rudd (dwell Nora Snrlnrs 5 1 Floyd High for Calmar: Brueckner, Luium 4 8 Garnavllla 1 8, Monona 8 AT CRESCO 21, HARI.eA CITY 18. 7 1 93 Uonnle leuocsnn ICC) declaloned Teachers High reserves 45-30. lFuns jowa Teachers vs.

Lores. The win gave Ackley a 2-5, LI 16 I Fdgewaod I 9 I Strawberry PI. Mar.Msa 4 (iullenherg 9 12. With two seconds to go In the regulation playing time and Hampton leading 66-63, Mead of Clear Lake made a field goal and was fouled. He made the W.L.I W.I..

Ualrrvlllo Jim Sovereign (CI; 4-2 Laana including two, BOATING CLUB DIRECTOR. 103 non welter (Ci threw Phil Richiseason record. 9 Hrooklrn 6 I Monteiuma Hello Plains 6 I Marente 3 AT MARBLE ROCK SI. Rl DD S3. High for Marble Rock: Torcher 18.

Hiah for Rinid: I-nFreni 24. olesburg 4: (CCI: 3:50, ii.ina Ortfjinttt In.uai in iYa ni I ir A High for Lansing: Berchelder 13. AT EI.KADER (ST. JOMFPH'8) 7, VfAlKON (ST. PATRICK'S) SI.

High for F.lkader: Cox 18. Hlah for Waukon; Donphertv 27. (fl Hugo Bier- Tama 4 1 Slrourner I AT A ll IIVII I 41, STRAWBERRY 112 IJiik Keating (CO declsloned Dlrkl" Toledo 14' Second team: Marble Rock 34, Rudd io: s-i. Jowa Cedar loop. leach- sach.

connected with the boatina free throw to tie me acme the game Into an overtime at 66-ob. With two seconds io go in the overtime and Hampton trailing 76-75 Wise came through with one of hi! own two second shots. 44. POINT It, High for Waterville: Wolfe 33. High lor Strawberry Point: KWlog CO.

Second team: Flkarler 36, Waukon 33. industry 40 years, Saturday was ome Hrttska 3-o aKmm em High travels to Reinbeck for AT NORA SPRINGS 60, COLWKI.L 6.1 AT STATE CENTER 29, TAM4 B. llliih for. Stats Center: Schiller 10. High for Tama: Wentgeln 17.

Secnnd tnm; Tama 43, Slnte Center 23. named assistant executive di- 137-Ken O'Kada (C) declsioned BUI 8 night game and ACK- AT MILLFRSBI'RO S9, VICTOR 44. High for Mlllershurg: Oilrnm 8. Hlch for Victor: Timm inn. BREMER COUNTY FT lear iane km i i ixi-iiod Tailor deci.ioned Bob ley PlW low Falls at Iowalrector of the Outboard Boating AT 4.1, MARENGO 66.

1 10 4 3 Frankell Highlights: It was a Piowa Confer Highlight: Smith led Marengo witn High for Nora Springs: Kandy au. Hlch for Colwell: Krumrry 21. AT Kl.NSETT 88, RO KFORD 88, High for Kensctt: Torgeson 11. High for Rockford: Clark 18. UPPER MISSISSIPPI Mltchell (CCi; 4-2.

Falls the same night. ence game. a 23 tolnt. 138 Jim Gunhus (Cl decisioned Gary Club of America. His appointment was announced by Guy Hughes, executive director of the Hampton Tliomal Dreyer Waener Wire Grabbe Branson FT Ackley g.IInwhaker (CCi: 3-2.

NORTH IOWA CEDAR Tchrs. High Kreb TEA" STANDINGS. I. Plalnfleid 7 I Jatiravlll Denver 4 Frrdrrika Tripoli 8 3 Keadlyn AT DENVER S3. JANt.NVH.l High for Denver: Solrlwich 22, 4 2 48.

2 4 5 2 5 2 5 0 2 0 0 10 0 FT 2 3 2 13 2 About 3 8 Thomsen 5 Wright 1 4 HaveUon 1 3 Mead 7 4 Atkins Bennen Bryan AT SICiOl RNEY 60. KINROSS w. High for Sigourney: Brown 16. High for Kinross: Croyer 29. Second team: Sigourney 47, Kinross a.n Antnony TEAM STANDINGS, national group of manufacturers TEAM STANDINGS.

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I Bill Joslvn and sellers of boating equipment. 4 ft 4 57. 3 0 OiGrondy (enter tl I Jews 2 Fedge 2 0 Burmin 0 DeHerg Mum Grnuton 'Cl! 4-13 HU-Iniile Wenthnld (CI and Floyd Fdtewflod SCslesbyrg Mar-Mae Laana AT BROOKLYN 89. BELLE PLAINE 68. 7 iFldera Rein heck 1 Melnders Dice 4 2 High for Janesville: Jrnnlng 21.

AT READLYN 62, I III OCKIK A 66, High for Readiyn: Nolte 18. High for Frederika: Connell 37. I Garnavllla 3 WatrrTllls 29 18 12. La Parts City 3 Arkler 28 21 24 Totals Totalt 5 4 Finer (CCi drew, 9-9. Heavyweight Leo Pranks (C) 9 9 1 High for Brooklyn: uoonen n.

High for Belle Plaine: Leheda 21. Seoond team: Brooklyn 44. Belle and 4 2 CP (TC Rlk) Manana 6 4 Guttenberg Traer Totals IS 14 Totals 21 14 17 PINE LAKES Larry Manship (CC drew, 4-4 Reoerx't: Cresco 34. Charlei City I. Referee: Keith Young.

Free throws missed: Teacher! High Strawherrr Pt. 4j AT WATFRVII.LE 29. EDOEWOOD 81. High for Waterville: Flattery S. High for Edgewood; Stalmsker 19.

El. DORA SI. JESt 49. JESUP The invading Eldora basketball team defeated the host Jesup aquad 51-49 here Friday night In North Iowa Kreb, Bob Joalyn, BUI Joslyn Melnders Plaine 37. CEDAR CONSOLIDATED TEAM STANDINGS.

W.L.I W. L. nilta 7 SCienesee 4 4, Rice 3: Abbas 2, fedge, Floeger, i TEAM STANDINGS. Li 6 SSteamboal Rk. 1 4 IN.

Prorldenca I allien Cedar Conference game. The J-Hawks led 23-20 at halftlme but 19 point third quarter by Eldora gave the Rams Onaia Barman, Kreymier. Technical foul: Kreb. Score by periods: COLLEGE, PRO STARS SET FOR HULA BOWL Girls LIME ROCK llBbbsrd UnHmmn S'DrSaM I 4 I Alden 5 3 Union Radcllffe Halttime core: Clear Lane 32. namp- Heerve game: Clear Like 48, Hamp- Officials: Bill Moore and H.

Clark. AT BIOLJC C1TV (CENTRAL) 71, WEBSTER ITT 64. High for Central: Allan Mahen 24. High for Webster City: Gary Kolbeek "'AT ALCONA 86. IOWA FALLS 47.

High for Algona: Dermand 2a. High for Iowa Falls: Silvest 15. Second tm: Algona 38, Iowa Falls SO. AT Hl'MBOLDT 45. EAGLE GROVE 44 (evertlma).

Second team: Humboldt 54, Eagle Grovi sis the lead. A Jesup rally In the last two minutes fell two points short after the Orange 4 1 AT I NION 46. ALDEN 66. Teacher! High ...,,,,.12 IS 11 6-46 Ackley 24 7 1866 Officials: Joe Pmychodgln and Clair J-Hawks had trailed by seven points. III DIUS II.

utanni o. nvsART Hudson defeated Dysart TEAM STAND1NOS. LI I HONOLULU lfl The Ha-wai All-Stars an imposing collection of pro football artists Hoffman, 4a in ronsnlldated Conference High for Union: Rower 22. High for Alden: Thompson 33. AT AD( I.

If EE 6), PROVIDENCE 86. Nolan North led Jesup with 19 points while Baylor led the victors with 22 points. 6 ittle Cedar game here Friday night. Dysart took an i Cargenter tin, 7 1 Mrlntlre SERIFS HEItOES GUESTS. ''mwl FT Jesup High for Radcllffe: Marge Oberhokamp Elma (ICA) Mltehell 1 14 2 0 1 Barnhart 28.

early lead and hejd It until halfttme, when they led 33-30. Then Hudson began hitting, scoring 23 the third quarter while holding Dysart to eight to command a 55-43 lead going Into the fourth Scislelskl PHILADELPHIA it) Dusty Rhodes, pinch-hitting hero of the High for New Providence: Speas 19 AT IUTTKN 67, STEAMBOAT ROC 46 FT Eldora 3 2,3 Valde 5 2 4 Huehn 7 1 Tayler 0 Saylor 24 Callahan Brock Broer North Leary Sentt 1954 World Series and Vic Wcrtz a a a Bob Smiths two free throws In the overtime save Eagle quarter. Hennessy was men tor trysan hard hitting first baseman of the led by Cleveland Otto Graham and the College All-Stars topped off workouts Saturday for Sunday's ninth annual Hula Bowl game. Prospects were for a balmy day and a near rapacity crowd of 25,000. The game starts at 1 p.

m. (6 p. CST). Orchard 4 4 AT ORC HARD 48 CARPENTER 77. High for Orchard: Crawlord 23.

High for Carpenter: Vervaerhe 42. AT MITCHELL 47. ELMA 58. High for Mitchell: Skuste-r 20. High for Elma: Haskovec 29.

TWIN RIVERS TEAM STANDINGS. LI with 16. while Ol irara him eut to be high for the fame with Grove It victory. AT HAMPTON 77, CLEAR LAKE IS. High for Whltten: flitting 27.

High for Rteambont Pock: 22. AT OWASA 89, HI HRARD 44. High lor Owasa: Ward 14. High for Hubbard: Helnard 21, INDEPENDENT AT ANKENY S. ELDORA 66.

19. (Overtime). Totals 14 II 17 Totals 17 IT 13 Cleveland Indians, will be guests at the Sl.st annual banquet of the Philadelphia Sports Writers Assn. here Jan, 31. Score by periods: FT Dvanrt Ul 2 1 2 Mealhaui 5 12 1 3Hix 0 6 4 Hud Kin Vbben Brum Jesup 11 12 11 1549 LIME ROCK TEAM STANDINGS.

1. 1 W. L. Eldora 10 10 19 12 51 Free throws missed: Jenup 9, Eldora 11. Marble Rack 7 9 Nora Spring I 1 Rorklord JCslaell 1 SOS Hennessy 9 13 2 6 5 Clime 2 I 2 Dick Lvons 1 3 t- a I utile Cedar 4 4 4 iora Blxby Wltry Petersen Hollli flutknecht Crost Bob Wltry AT NORA SPRINGS 82, OLWELL 6S.

Second team: Eldora 41, Jeup S. Offtctnlv and Poskens. AT REINBECK 4t, GRCNDf CENTER St for Reinheck: Fogt 18. High for Grundy Center: Smoldt 72. 4 4 4 Lincoln 0 0 1 1 1 SOS h.

A Your Guarantee of liberty Second team: Relnbeck 24, Grundy 14 30 IS Center 38 28 16 SI Totals Totals TRAER S4. LA PORTE CITY 84). TRAER Traer defeated La Porte 2 17-72 Score by periods: Hudson 20 15 1658 City 54-50 here Friday night to overtake the visitor! In the North Iowa Ce Orchard VMrlntlre 6 lima "CA rlma StaeyTllle (Vl 7 Mltehell AT MelNTIRE 2. STACTVILLE (VISITATION) 71. High for Mclntlre: Zallek 10.

High for Stacyvllle: Theobald 19. Second team: Mclntlre 20, SUcyville (Vll'ation 37. AT ORCHARD St. CARPENTER SI. High for Orchard: Benson IS.

High for Carpenter: Muller 22. AT MITC HELL St. ELM A S9. High for Mitchell: Maakestad 22. High for Elma: Tonjei 34.

MID-IOWA i AT FELI.SRI'RO 4, BEAM AN High for Eldora: Pam Crosley 41. Second tenm: Eldora 31, Ankeny 22. Highlights: Eldora'i 13th itralght victory. AT COGGON 77, TROY MILLS 89. High for Coggon: Henderson 31:.

High for Trov Mlllt: 32. AT FI.Nt IIFOKD 61, IONTA 74. Hlph for Finchford: MrJIchsr 38. High for Ionia: Cogley 24, Cleveland 24. AT FREDERIC KMRI 43, 4.A4VI.ER 46.

High for Fredericksburg: Mlkei 23. High for Ijiler: McGowan 15. AT At MAR 87. LANKlNO 64. High for Calmar: huler 34.

High for Lanlng: Clancy 23. Highlights: The game was tied five times. AT Mil. I FRSBI RO 44. VICTOR 46.

High for Millershurg: O'Mara 33. High for Victor: Dietrich 25, MID-IOWA AT VIEI I.SRt'RG 34. REAM AN 49. High for Well-burg: Frerichs 18. dar Conference standing! with a 4-2 Free throws missed: Hudson 14, irjs- Second team: Hudson 42.

try'art 36. Officials: Ken Flkema and Tom Lmd. AT ORANGE 5, DINRFRTON 48. Utah nr rtnnee, Homelar 23. High for Nora Sprmgc snecKier 21.

High lor Colwell: Kruinrey 24. AT KENMtTT 47, RO( KFORD M. High for Kensett: Tenold 28. High for Kockford: Magllton 24. BUTLER COUNTY TEAM STANDINGS.

I. Shell Rrk I Greene 4 8 Parkersberg 9 ItrSt.llle 4 1 Damsnt Allltoa 11 Arlington 7 4 AT GREENE 61, NEW HARTFORD SI. High for Greene: Jean Bsrtels 22. High lor NVw Hartford: Heme II AT AI I I'DN PARKERKBIRa S9. High for Allinon: Looghr 18.

High for prkerburg: Fle.hner 21. AT BHI'TOW SI, lit MONT 49. High for Dumont: Stcljon 30. loop record. It was La Ports'! third conference setback against five wing.

Bob Davis found the hoop for 10 taa-keU and 24 points to pace Traer, while Bob Bookmeler wai high for the loners High for Dunkerton: McGhee. Rlgdon II with 17 noints. The Traer renervea won I. team: Orange 46. Dunkerton the preliminary game 49-37 ever the) Second la Porte lecrann-.

33. No monkey business when you deal with Schukei AT fiFNESEO 47. DIKE 61. ft pt cy enr Traer Hlrh for Geneseo: tlagee 14. Krav High for Wellsburg: Maas io.

rnf p.rfmtn: Zink "0. AT DINSDALE 64. KEYSTONE SI. I'i-h for Din-dalc: Hwlme 21. Bedi-L.

Barge i Davis rich for Kevstnie: Mallard 27. 2 Anderwn 1 Bookmelef 1 Tetr 2 Frerkks I Redman 1 Trimble v.rond team: Keystone 63, tint miiiiiirj AT ONR AD 4.1. C.RFF.W MOI NTAIN Barge frr Conrad: Honaio ii High for Dike: M. Janen 14. FAYETTE COUNTY AT WADENA 6.

VOLGA ITT SI. for Wadena: Kauilsrlch, ihens 13. Hish Cltv 1S AT OR A FAIRBK HC 81 BENTON COUNTY AT GARRISON NORWAY High for Garrison: Hutch Faton 19. High for Norway: Walter! 14. I IS 17 Total! 22 14 17 Total! SAT.

NIGHT WQPhK JANUARY 15 You pick the car Schukei will trade Hig for Green Mountain: Bven 2s. s-ond team: Conrad 44, Green 26. DELAWARE COUNTY Score by oeriods: La Porte City 12 1 Traer 14 14 12 Free throws missed: La Porte City 17; Traer 18. I M. E.

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L.i Aarara 13 ft Rrandoa Wlntkrea It 1 Hasletaa Lantonl 4 Qaa-aaeloa Rowley 7 Fairaank W. tv 7 4 5 14 18 at. AT GREI.LT UUBA High for Greelr: DeU 24. Hlch for Oneida: Wegmann 21. AT COLESRIRO SI.

DLNDEE I High for Colesburg: Ergelken 14. High for Dundee: Bnmmn II. AT 4RLVILI.F 7. HOPKINTOI AT BICK CREEK ti. DELHI 41.

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Pal'sl 2 I trie M. Schukei iVIotor Co. High for Lamonf: Sfiler 12. High for Winthrop: Coilmin 19. AT ROWLEY vni ftNIlINCE ST.

JOHN 44. High for Rowley: Zier 14 l-in for Ind-Dendence: Wehlf Second team: Rowley 36. Independence St. John si 39. AT 4)1 A4CH ETON 45.

RR4XDOW M. H'gh for QuaaO'ieton: Piank 11, Hign for Brandon: Mi fief 21. 1.2S Each General Admission, Adults 4 SfadenM, 12 la li Under 12, Accompanied hy Aslults IS Pat'sl 4WI.OIOI VAI I 9 .71 Each FREE Dak. 'St el 4 4 W'iw "HI I II AX tOtrvROVE 7. IOWA C1TI (IT.

PATRICK 74. ellllUllHSSllSlllllSIIIHg 111 1J 1 1J 1 1 4.14 4.1 1411.4 JljJJJJ It "i i.