Grade School Cage League Set To Open In December
Eight teams enter the Atlantic YMCA grade school basketball league with play beginning December 14 and extending to February 1. Teams include Neff's, Dick Bell Insurance, News Telegraph, Lang's Mobil, Howard's, Cook & Caslow, Cole's and Larsen's Ben Franklin.
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Atlantic Ymca
Y Building
Neff's
Dick Bell Insurance
News-Telegraph
Lang
Mobil
Howard's
Cook & Caslow
Cole's
Larsen
Ben Franklin
Neff’s
Stan Larsen
Mike Shea
Sam Hunt
Danny Glynn
Danny Juhl
Steven Chantry
Darrell Jones
Howard’s
David Thomsen
Dan Mehl
Tim Ross
Ricky Pellett
Jim Skoog
Larry Karstens
Greg Hagen
Jimmy Eden
Dick Bell
Mike Henningsen
Mike Gee
Mark Vandehaar
Brian Patterson
Pat McIntire
Wayne Nichols
Gary Cook
Douglas Heitink
Terry Young
Steve Shaw
C. J. Heithoff
Ricky Mewhirter
Scott Rogers
Larry Hutchinson
Kelly Davis
Rickie Anderson
Cole
Dan Kluever
Rickey Bailey
Steven Edquist
Donnie Brake
Larry Olsen
Mike Riggs
Eric Wilkens
Duane Johnson
Rickie Paige
Vincent Dolch
Mark Wilkens
Gary Olsen
Mark Krengel
Kent Freese
David Juhl
Eddie Morgan
Steve Meredith
Jim Ide
Brian Barlow
Donnie Waugh
Hugh Bailey
Rodney Rhodes
Bob Hansen
Dennis Lantz
Mark Kizzier
Bruce Huddleson
Dan Twombly
Charles Holt
Jay Ide
Jim van Ginkel
Derald Anderson
Neff
News Telegraph
Cook
Detroit trades Jim Bunning to Phillies in four player deal
Right hander Jim Bunning, in diminished favor with Detroit, was dealt to Philadelphia in a four player exchange. The Tigers received outfielder Don Demeter and pitcher Jack Hamilton while sending catcher Gus Triandos and Bunning to the Phillies. Bunning, 32, had a strong 1957 season but went 13 of 25 last year.
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Philadelphia Phillies
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Gus Triandos
Philadelphia
Bunning
Boston
Dressen
Colavito
Navy's Guard Lineup Includes Krekich and Marlin
Navy lists its starting guards Al Krekich of Passaic New Jersey and Fred Marlin of Woodbury as the team opens the season with a solid backcourt pairing.
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al Krekich
Passaic
N. J
Fred Marlin
Woodbury
Hoover Wins ISU Football MVP And Club Award
Ames AP Dave Hoover of Dallas Center was named the 1963 Iowa State football MVP, receiving the Reuben Miller trophy from Coach Clay Stapleton at the Cyclone Club banquet. Tom Vaughn earned the Writers' citation, Larry Switzer won the academic award, Tim Brown was outstanding lineman, and Ken Bunte was outstanding sophomore. Hoover to play in Senior Bowl. Dick Limerick to play in Blue Gray game. West Point AP Navy coach Wayne Hardin toys with tricks as Army-Navy clash looms in Philadelphia. noted past gimmicks include luminous Flam ing Mamie helmets and Jolly Roger fronts.
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Tim Brown
Port Washington
Wis
Ken Bunte
Quincy
Iowa State
Hoover
Dick Limerick
Sioux City
Trojans Rally For Tough Hawkeye Seven Title Run
Atlantic's win over Manning sparks renewed vigor as the Trojans prepare for a pivotal conference race led by coach Arnold Gaardde. Glenwood visits tomorrow in a key test while Shenandoah tops the challengers and Creston, Clarinda, and Red Oak square off in upcoming league games. Ed Podotak leads the Trojans with 38 points in three games.
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Rams
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Richard Wilson
Kutcheon
Louis Honig
Richard Fritzpatrick
Dick Meredith
Roger Myers
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Shenardoah
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Shea Dee
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Rex Dunn
Jim Vollmuth
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Jack Bair
Dan Gipple
Dan Duskin
Griswold
Adair - Casey
C&m
Avoca
Bridgewater
Fontanelle
Oakland
Prescott
Orient-Macksburg
Underwood
Carson-Macedonia
Walnut
Elk Horn
Iowa Deaf
Tri-Center
Shelby
Treynor
Guthrie Center
Extra
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Manilla
Scranton
Bayard
Audubon Boys
Perry
Denison
Harlan
Lake City
Carroll
Sac City
Jefferson
Illini First Big Ten Loss Sets Early Pace Shaken
Illinois fell 81-78 to St. Louis in Chicago ending a Big Ten perfect start as Purdue Indiana and Michigan State won. Stan Luechteefeld scored 18 for St Louis while Indiana beat Notre Dame 108-102 at Fort Wayne and Michigan State edged Western Michigan 101-100 in a tense finish.
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Joss
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Hoosiers
Tom van Arsdale
Larry Sheffield
Irish
Detroit
Mel Garland
Marcus Sanders
Western Michigan
Rally Wins Over Walnut In Tip-Top Tri-Center Victory
Tritenter led by Rich Knauss and Larry Bussow with 15 points each to topple Walnut 59-44 after trailing 20-19 at halftime. Betty Arbaugh scored 28 as Tri-Center beat Walnut 49-29 in another game. Connie Thomson had 12 for Walnut. Do not drive after drinking.
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Tri-Center
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Tritenter
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Betty Arbaugh
Connie Thomson
Dolley Named Georgia Coach Leads Bulldogs After Losing Streak
Vincent Joseph Dolley 31 of Auburn has been named head football coach at Georgia, replacing Griffith who resigned Jan 31 after a 10-16-4 era. Dolley follows a trend as another 31-year-old SEC hire, Douglas Dickey, named at Tennessee days earlier.
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Vincent Joseph
Vince) Dolley
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Georgia
Bulldogs
Dooley
Johnny Griffifth
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Griffith
Douglas Dickey
Frank Broyles
Arkansas
Jim McDonald
Tennessee
Twenty four NL players named in MVP poll without catcher nod
Twenty four players received votes in the National League MVP poll but none of the catchers earned recognition from the 20 Writers who voted.
Big Eight May Lose Bowl Ties If Huskers In Poor Showing
Nebraska coach Bob Devaney said Orange Bowl officials signaled the Big Eight may drop the bowl if Nebraska performs poorly against Auburn on New Year’s Day. He spoke after a Nebraska football appreciation banquet in Lincoln, noting the contract expires after the upcoming game.
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Neb
Nebraska
Auburn
Bob Devaney
Devaney
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Oklahoma
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Beathard lands with Kansas City for rich package
Kansas City swooped in to sign Detroit Lions top pick Pete Beathard after offering an extravagant package including a signing bonus over 15000 dollars a no-cut contract paying over 20000 a year a paid-up life policy stock option in a West Coast pay TV firm a new car and free apartment rent Lyons owner William Clay Ford admitted the bid was excessive and matched little.
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Bellamy Drives Bullets Past Lakers for 48 Points
Bullets star Walt Bellamy scored 48 points and grabbed 29 rebounds as Baltimore beat Los Angeles 118 98. Coach Bob Leonard praised Bellamy’s effort, noting he has carried the club through the season. Len Chappell hit a late basket for New York in a 120 119 win over Detroit. St Louis Hawks topped San Francisco 105 83 to tighten in the West.
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Bob Leonard
Walt Bellamy
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Len Chappell
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Bowling results from the Classic league and Hawkeye mixed doubles
Hamm's swept Hamm's three from Hawkeye Bowl in the Classic league while Wilson Concrete defeated The Pines and Cranston's Painters beat The Forum. Cranston led with a 612 series and 235 game. In Hawkeye mixed doubles Four Wonders beat Handicappers, C&M topped S&L two to one, and Hits fell to John Glynns. Dottie Erickson led the women with a 458 series and 184 game.
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Hamm's
Wilson Concrete
the Pines
Cranston's
Painters
Forum
Ben Cranston
Willie Verrimont
Clarence Osen
Wythias Drake
Drake
Tom Patterson
Bill Millhollin
Qosen
Hawkeye
John Glynns
Mrs. Investors
K-T Dids
C&m
S&l
Gus Schwarz
Cliff Erickson
John Black
Merlin Schaaf
Erickson
Schwartz
Black
Carl Schmidt
Dottie Erickson
Rose Paige
Janet Paulsen
Wanda Schmidt
Kelso Tops Earnings With $13 Million Lifetime Total
Kelso from Mrs. Richard C. du Pont's Bohemia Stable was named America's champion thoroughbred for the fourth straight year by the Thoroughbred Racing Associations. His season earnings reached $569,762, lifting his lifetime bankroll to $1,581,702 after 31 victories in 45 starts.
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Boua
Pastrano Offered 50,000 to Defend Light Heavy Title
Oakland promoter Don Chargin offered light heavyweight champion Willie Pastrano fifty thousand dollars to defend his title against the winner of the December 9 bout between Hank Casey and former middleweight Bobo Olsen.
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Calif
Don Chargin
Willie Pastrano
Hank Casey
Bobo Olsen
Harrison opens Roadrunner with three stroke lead
National Seniors champion J. Dutch Harrison shot 64 to take a three stroke advantage in the opening round of the Roadrunner Invitational Golf Tournament in Phoenix Arizona.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Harrison
Kansas City Athletics Pitcher Jim Haley Sets Sidelined Pace
Jim Haley an 18 year old from Canton Georgia plays for the Kansas City Athletics and is listed as a pitcher with unknown handedness. The note urges drivers to slow at dusk to help prevent accidents and save lives.
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Kansas City Athletics
Jim Haley
Canton
McMaken makes hole in one at NCR Country Club
Dayton area golf scene notes John McMaken of Brookville Ohio score a hole in one on the 176 yard ninth hole at National Cash Register Country Club with a 5 iron tee shot. His foursome included two Dayton players Demi Edwards.
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John McMaken
National Cash Register Country Club
McMaken
Brookville
Ohio
Dayton
Demi Edwards
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