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SCI scores 59 54 over Cyclones win Monday JLm 3, X963 point on the Cyclones tried in one two rebounding punch as vain to overtake Norm Ste Pete Spoden pulled down 14 and wart's visiting Panthers. I Craig Kneppe 13 rebounds. Tom The half ended with the Cy Peterson had 14 rebounds for clones on the short end of a the Cyclones and Joe Hurst add 32 26 score. I ed 11 more. Spoden topped all With 14:17 to play in the game scorers with 15 points, while Rich Froistad hit a field goal Rich Froistad and Al Koch pac A fired up State College of Iowa Panthers scored a 59 54 upset victory here at Iowa State Monday in the opening game of the 1963 64 basketball campaign for the Cyclones.

The Panthers, never trailing after mid way in the first half, fought off several Cyclone rallies in winning their second straight game of the young cage season. Glen Anderson's squad almost pulled the game out in the clos 77. io I lh a ea isu with 11 points each. Tiie Cyclones left immediately aiter tne game tor Minnesota, as they play the Big Ten Go pners tonight. Box Score: Iowa State FG FT PF TP v.u,t., iu ou "i saie went into a stau with a 3:52 to play in the non confer 52 47 lead.

The Cyclones scor ence contest that attracted 6,800 ed three straight points but basketball fans. I could never get closer. State College then scored sev 1 uj Froistad 4 3 4 3 11 Koch 4 3 5 3 11 Harmon 3 2 2 4 8 Hurst 4 0 0 3 8 Peterson 3 0 0 3 6 Lowe 3 0 14 6 Ziegler 12 2 1 4 TOTALS 22 10 14 21 54 State College FG FT PF TP Spoden 5 5 6 1 15 Josephson 5 2 3 3 12 McColley 4 3 9 2 11 Hein 4 0 12 8 Jessen 3 1 3 5 7 Kneppe 2 0 0 0 4 Justman 10 10 2 TOTALS 24 11 22 13 59 Hrlftime score: State College ta tie ine game at jj jo. ine Panthers came back to score 10 straight points to take commanding 46 36 lead. Don suoreu six points during me VJSltors 1U Pint 1 minutes to i ay hit 24 of 63 shots for a .381 average.

ISU hit 22 of 66 attempts for a .333 percentage. Ramblers win Monday 50 54 Loyola of Illinois has back to back aces in Leslie Hunter and Vic Rouse as an ante for a second straight NCAA college bas ketball championship. Hunter and Rouse, taking un the slack left by graduated All American Jerry Harkness, controlled the backboards and dom inated the scoring in the top ranked Ramblers' 90 54 opening game victory over North Dako ta University Monday niht. A Big Ten Sweeo was led by seventh ranked Ohio State win over Butler and eighth ranked Michigan's 73 47 triumoh over Tulane. Iowa trounced South Dakota, 85 65: Wisconsin beat Kent Sfate, 88 77, and Min nesota edged Houston, 60 58.

Fifth ranked Wichita whinned Colorado, 71 61. and lOth rated Texas walloped Howard Payne, Cyclones win wrestling meet Coach Harold Nichols gets his one. chance to relax at a wrestling meet Friday night when he turns his varsity and freshmen loose against each other. I AJoTOl Tuesday. December ISU hash downs SCI Iowa State's freshman bas ketball team completely dominated the final 10 minutes of action Monday night in winning a 66 44 victory over the State College of Iowa yearling squad here Monday night.

With 12:02 to play in the contest, State College held a 37 36 lead. From that point on the host team outscored the junior Panthers 30 8 in winning it's initial game of the season. At one stretch, ISU scored 14 of 15 points, as the host team went from a 40 39 lead to 54 40 in a three minute period. The game started off in a nip and tuck fashion, as first one team and then the other would grab the lead. Neither team held more than a seven point lead, as ISU managed to be on top at halftime, 28 25.

The second half started off in the same fashion until Iowa State staged its scoring explo Bob Van Cura and Skeet Johnson paced ISU in the rebounding denartment with 15 and 10 respectively. Lyle Schwarzen bach and Bob Wantiez each had eight for SCT. Bob Duffield led a balanced Iowa State scoring attack with 15 points. Wantiez was high for State College with 12 points. ISU hit 25 of 82 shots for a .305 average, while State made 13 of 55 for a .237 per centage.

Box Score: Iowa State FG FT PF TP Duffield Ziegler Van Cura Smoldt Waugh Mortenson Schaul Harvey Johnson, Don Johnson, Skeet 5 0 0 5 10 TOTALS State College Wantiez Schvvarzenbach Duchman Franklin Brower Mallin Justman Christianse FG FT PF TP 4 4 5 0 12 TOTALS 13 18 28 14 44 Score at halftime: ISU 28, SCI 25. Nims team Nevada Nims Sportsman's independent basketball team will be seeking its third straight victory when it plays Nevada in Madrid tonight. The game will start at 7:30 p.m. The Nims team has a 109 offensive average, while holding its opponents to a 63 average per game. Last Wednesday Nims defeated Slater 101 53, with Dave Posegate getting 27 points and Gary Ellis 26.

Read The Tribune Want Ads Battles for rebound down 11 rebounds and scored eight points for the ISU team, while Knenpe collected 13 re bounds and four points for SCI. (Photo by Mike Harris) Iowa State's Joe Hurst battles State College's Craig Kneppe for the rebound in the first half of the Cyclones' 59 54 loss in their opening game of the season here Monday night. ISU's Al Koch (42) follows the action. Hurst pulled 32, Iowa State 26 Ternole receives Mull ica award The James A. Mullica Memor ial Award was presented to Dave E.

Temple Saturday afternoon by Cecil Denning, past commander of the Ames Legion Post, and Howard Mullica. The award is made annually to the top American Legion baseball player. ine award is based on sports manship, leadership and play inn aMlity. It is usually made at the first football game each year, but it was delayed because Temple vas away at school at Nortmvest Missouri State Teachers Cellece in Maryville. He has since tansferred to Iowa State.

Temple, who pitched and caught for the Ames team this past summer, is from Gilbert. His name will be placed on a large trophy that is on disolay in the Legion Hall. The Mullica award started in 1949. Temple will also receive a small trophy along with a certificate. ANY AMERICAN CAR ner, 2 1.

177 Wieland decisioned Marcucci, 1 0. 191 Olson decisioned Rice, 4 0. Heavyweight Shippas decisioned Schilling, 4 1. Third Place 115 Gillum, decisioned Kirk, 4 2. 123 Rosauer decisioned Smith, 5 2, 130 Barrett won by default over Wise.

147 Garza won by default over Quadry. 157 Greehlee decisioned Austin, 7 2. 167 Peckham decisioned Monroe, 1 0. 177 Ramstad decisioned Grover, 2 1. 191 Eliasen decisioned Sch wartz, 4 0.

Heavyweight Hoehn decisioned Staebler, 2 1. Horse racing was banned in the U.S. in 1944 for the duration of World War II. Page Seven NFL drafts Porks first tional Football League struggled mio ine qawn today to attempt to wind nn its annual AroH nf C.Mpop talent nnH net the business of signing raw ma terial againsr me mas oi tne rival American League. sion progressed at the slowest pace in nistory as every team caustiously sounded out oros oects before it mads its nffiHnl selection.

Thus the first rnnnH rpniiirprt 8 hours and 8 minutes compared to the previous record of 4 hours 55 minutes. The second round was completed in 4 hours and 8 minutes and the third, with a 15 minute time limit imposed for each choice, in 2 nours is minutes. But the result was that after almost IS hnrc in the league had named only cunese piayers ot a total of 280 supposed to be chosen, and to only three players. ine pattern Daid off for some clubs. Four signed their No.

1 selections bpfnn mirlnioiif Min nesota tackle Carl Eller' with Minnesota, Tennessee tackle Dick Evey with Chicago, Utah with Los Angeles, and Indiana i cuiufcit: ivtarv wooason with Baltimore. Two No. 2 Dicks vere wrapned nn tnr Snnthorn Ha! Bedsole by Minnesota and Kentucky tackle Herschel Turner by St. Louis. The club owners, plagued with the nroblem of completing the uiaiL su uiai iney can continue trying to sifm prosoects under the threat from thf APT hiqh down for an all night stand in an attemnt to complete the 20 rounds scheduled.

San FranriKrn mnHo Tech end Dave Parks the No. 1 nick of the NFL meeting, followed by guard Bnh Brown of Nebraska by, the Philadelphia Eagles, halfback Chprles Taylor of Arizona State by Washington and Teas tackle Scott Apoleton by Dallas, nicked after a two hours and 39 minute wait, lone st ever in a draft meeting. Other first rnnnH mVW Southern California miarter iack Ppte Beathard bv Detroit, Louisville tackle Ken Kortas bv St. Louis, Pittsburgh halfback Paul Martha by Pittsburgh, Ohio State halfback Paul War field bv DpVpLlnH (halfback Joe Don Looney by ivew rorK, ana Nebraska tackle Lloyd Voss by Green Bay. ISU members in Kansas City Iowa State will be represented at a week long Big Eight conference meetings by five staff members.

AH meetings will take place at Big Eight headquarters in the Hotel Muehlebach in Kansas City. Those in attendance Iowa State include Maury Soults, faculty representative; 1 Gordon Chalmers, director of athletics; Clayton Stapleton, head football coach; L. C. (Cap) Timm, head baseball coach; and C. Kim Tidd, business manager of athletics.

Third Team Player School Mike Shinn, Kansas Rusty Martin, Okjahoma State Tim Brown, Iowa State Ron Michka, Nebraska Bob Howard, Oklahoma State John Van Sicklen, Iowa State John Sevcjk, Missouri Stevq Renko, Kansas Lance Rentzel, Oklahoma Dave Hoover, Iowa State Rudy Johnson, Nebraska Tcmlinson, Nebraska; John Garrett, Oklahoma Chuck Steimle, Iowa State; Ralph Ku binski and Gene Oliver, Missouri; Jay Roberts, Kansas; Ralph McFillen and Joe Poven zano, Kansas State; Jack Ja cobson, Oklahoma State; Tom Krcsnak, Colorado. Open 3 A.M. to 6 P.M. Parker pinned Frank, 1:02. BRAKE SERVICE it FAMOUS it CAR SERVICE en of the final eleven points to win the game.

Both teams started off at a slow pace scoring wise and continued that way most of the game, as the accent was placed on the defensive phase of the contest. After nine and a half minutes of the game had been played, ISU had a narrow 10 9 lead. This was to be the last time the Cyclones had the advantage 11 night. The Panthers rattled off seven straight points to go away 16 10. From that Name East grid team NEW YORK (UPI) Quar terback Roger Staubach oi Navy, the 1963 Heisman Trophy winner, and three members of Pittsburgh's nationally third ranked team were the outstand ing players named today to the United Press International All East football souad.

The Pitt players honored were halfback Paul Martha, tackle Ernie Borghetti and guard Ed Adamchik. Staubach, whose superb pass running and leadership helped earn Navy the No. 2 na tional ranking behind Texas, was a unanimous choice on the UPI team chose by Eastern writers with the help of coaches in the New England and Middle Atlantic areas. The two players selected In the backfield with Staubach and Martha were Ken Waldrop. Army halfback, and Cosmo la cavazzi, Princeton fullback who ran for 14 touchdowns to tie for the national major college scor ing lead.

The line included Jim When of Boston College and Dick Bowman of Syracuse at ends Borghetti and Jim Freeman of Navy at tackles; Adamchik and Dick Nowak of Army at guards and Jon Morris of Holy Cross at center. CE 2 3743 3 HOUR NIGHT TIRE SALE Replace SSHB torsion I HcRE'S WHAT WE DO: Adjust Brakes Align Front End Balance Front ISU wrestlers face rosh Iowa State's wrestling team completely dominated a meet in Minnesota Saturday in the initial match of the season for the Cyclones, Iowa, State College of Iowa and the Gophers. The Cyclones captured seven first places and five seconds, while the Gophers took two first places and one second. Iowa won one first and three seconds and SCI took one second. Although no team scores were kept, ISU was by far the top team in the meet.

Iowa State winners were Roger Sebert at 123 pounds; Ron Jones at 130; Bob Buzzard. 137; Veryl Long, 147; Gordon Hass man, 157; Richard Olson, 191 and Steve Shippas, heavyweight. Semifinal Round 115 Jim Anderson (M A) defeated Ernie Gillum (IS B), 3 Neeth (SCI B) pinned Kirk, :59. 123 Morrie Bamhill (I A) defeated Bob Rosauer (IS B), 8 Roger Sebert (IS A) defeated Bill Smith, (I B), 2 0. 130 Ron Jones (IS B) defeated Terry Barrett (M A), 4 Joe Frank (IS A) pinned Lee Wise (SCI B).

1:07. 13) Bob Buzzard (IS A) defeated Norman Parker (I Al on referee's decision; Lewis Kennedy (M A) defeated Omar Frank (IS B), 4 2. 147 Veryl Long (IS A) defeated Dick Garza (M B) on referee's decision: Ali Sharify (IS H) won bv default. 157 Dave Saddler (IS B) defeated Joe Greehlee (I A), 2 Gordon Hassman TS A) defeated Dick Austin CSCI A). 7 0.

167 John Klein (M B) defeated Tom Peckham (IS A), 9 6: Dennis Wegner (I A) defeated Jim Monroe (SCI B), 3 2. 177 Mel Wieland (I A) defeated Jim Graver (IS A), 5 Vic. Marcucci (IS B) defeated Bnh Ramstad (M A), 4 1. 191 Dick Olsen '(IS A) defeated Ron Eliasen (SCI A), 4 3: Ron Rice (SCI B) defeated Jerry Schwartz (M A), 8 2. Heavyweight Steve Shippas (IS A) ninned Ron Staebler (M B).

Roger Schilling (I A) defeated Gary Hoehn (M A) on referee's decision. Championship Round 115 Anderson decisioned Nemeth, 3 2. 123 Seoert decisioned Barn hill, 8 2. 130 Jones decisioned Frank, 5 3. 137 Buzzard beat Kennedy, referee's decision.

147 Long decisioned Sharify, 4 3. 157 Hassman decisioned Saddler, 6 2. 167 Klein decisioned Weg Wheels KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) The 1963 United Press International All Big Eight Conference football teams: Player Age Ht Wt. Class George Seals, Higginsville, Mo.

21 6 2 242 Sr. Ralph Neely, Farmington, N.M. 19 6 5 246 Jr. Bob Brown, Cleveland, Ohio 21 6 5 259 Sr. Pete Quatrochi, Kan.

City, Mo. 21 6 0 201 Sr. Newt Burton, Springfield, Mo. 20 6 0 209 Jr. Lloyd Voss, Magnolia, Minn.

21 6 4 247 Sr. John Flynn, Washington. D.C. 20 6 2 213 Jr. QB Gary Lane, East Alton, 111.

20 6 1 192 So. HB Tom Vaughn, la. Troy, Ohio ....20 5 11 203 Jr. HB Gale Sayers, Omaha, Neb 20 6 0 190 Jr. FB Jim Grisham, Olney, Tex.

20 6 2 205 Jr. Back of the Year Gale Sayers, Kansas. Lineman of the Year Bob Brown, Nebraska. Coach of the Year Bob Devaney, Nebraska. 6 P.M.

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