Hutchinson Faces Cancer Treatment in Seattle
Cincinnati manager Fred Hutchinson announced he will begin chest cancer treatment in Seattle on Monday. Doctors expect about two months, with no immediate surgery. He hopes to return to Florida for Reds spring training and will stay near Swedish Hospital Tumor Institute. Hutchinson, 44, learned of the illness days before Christmas and remained hopeful despite the shock.
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Florida
Reds
Tampa
Seattle
Swedish Hospital
Tumor Institute
Patterson May Retire If Defeated In Amanti Bout
Floyd Patterson's publicity man said the former world heavyweight champion may retire from boxing if he loses to Italy's Santo Amanti on Monday. Ted Hansen quoted Patterson saying he may hang up his gloves if defeated, feeling he no longer has it.
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Stockholm
Floyd Patterson
Italy
Santo Amanti
Ted Hansen
Patterson
Floyd
Roundup of Eastern Iowa Cage Results
Lisbon swept Olin in a boys 74 58 and a girls 69 59 win. Roh wedder 20 and Carbee 20 led the boys while Graf 45 and Le Grande 42 paced the girls. West Liberty beat Durant with 73 72 in double overtime and 78 27 for the girls, led by Phillips 17 Garvin 19 Windus 20 Howe 19 Ehrecke 11. Monticello toppled Tipton 47 38 as Long 13 and Stamos 17 led, soph 33 28. South Winn and Calmar split. boys 61 58 in OT, girls 76 51. Floyd Bullerman 21 Wachter 17 led the SW boys. Andera 34 Kluss 31 led the SW girls. Grade
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Lisbon
Olin
Rohwedder
Carbee
Graf
le Grande
West Liberty
Durant
Mike Phillips
Harlan Garvin
Corrine Windus
Linda Howe
Diane Ehrecke
Tipton
Monticello
Jerry Long
Monti
George Stamos
Calmar
South Winneshiek
Mel
Floyd Bullerman
John Wachter
Sue Andera
Mary Kluss
Maynard West Central edge Postville 59 57 in conference game
West Central led by Denney Wilbur and Ken Lowell with 17 points each in a tight 59 57 victory over Postville to earn a second Upper Iowa conference win. Postville won the junior game 48 22.
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Maynard
West Central
Postville
Clermont girls win 61 40 and boys 54 40 over Fayette
Valley of Clermont Elgin Wadena swept Fayette with the girls scoring 61 to 40 and the boys 54 to 40. Fayne Triem led the girls with 31 points, Sue Crafton and Linda Henry each had 18. For the boys, Larry Halverson led with 18 and Jim Timmerman scored 10.
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Clermont — Valley
Clermont-Elgin-Wadena
Fayette
Fayne Triem
Sue Crafton
Linda Henry
Larry Halverson
Jim Timmerman
Williamsburg routs Iowa Valley as Lower posts 26 points
Tom Lower scores 26 and grabs 24 rebounds to power Williamsburg to an 83-47 victory over Iowa Valley. Dave Jahr and Bob Maniz lead Iowa Valley with 14 points. Williamsburg also wins the reserve game 50-26.
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Williamsburg
Tom Lower
Iowa Valley
Dave Jahr
Bob Maniz
Norway Girls Defeated by B G M 40 27 Friday Night
BV G M beat Norway 40 27 as Jane Vandersveld led scoring with 15 points and Linda Lee topped Norway with 10. B G M also won the junior varsity game 25 3b.
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Norway
Jane Vandersveld
B-G-M
Linda Lee
Parker Scores 41 as Waukon Upsets Elkader 79-77
Tom Parker tallied 41 points to spark Waukon past previously unbeaten Elkader 79-77. Bob Kramer posted 26 for Elkader. Elkader won the sophomore game 40-37.
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Waukon
Tom Parker
Elkader
Bob Kramer
Traer-Jesup game opens season with win over Jesup
Traer-Clutter edged Jesup 56 50 in a North Iowa Cedar matchup as Zmolek scored 21 for Traer and Clark had 14 for Jesup. Traer also won the junior varsity game 49 40.
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TRAER
Traer-Clutter
Jesup
North Iowa Cedar
Zmolek
Clark
Bennett Sweeps Lowden In Wapsie Action
Bennett teams swept Lowden with the boys winning 65 to 36 and the girls 75 to 71. David Johnston led the boys with 24 points and Les Stolte added 12, while Bonnie Schnack scored 28 for Bennett and Lois Kleppe 33 for Lowden.
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Bennett
Lowden
David Johnston
Les Stolte
Bonnie Schnack
Lois Kleppe
Wash Swimmers Roll Over Moline 68 27
Washington’s 200 yard medley relay led with a 1 44.8 in the 200 medley as the Warriors swam past Moline 68 27 Friday night. O Moyra led Wash with a 50 6 100 free and the team claimed seven other firsts including the 200 free relay.
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Warriors
Moline
Washpool
O’meara
Wash
Hahn
Owens
Halpin
O'Meara
Grueneberger
Saree Burger
Huston
Krizan
Sieh
Peterson
Welch
Ernst
Konecky
Shea
Rank
Westlin
Sage
Millman
Aueats
Vernon
Getz
Grants
Es Tn
Brockway
Watts
A K. Powson
Murray
Carter
Strasburger
Troy Mills Splits Doubleheader With Coggon
In a twin bill, Troy Mills boys edged Coggon 46-44 while the Coggon girls won 46-37. For the boys, Gary Peyton scored 23 for TM, with Gary McRight and Doran Butschi adding 16 for C. In the girls game, Kaye Wright led TM with 21 and Carla Henderson added 18 for C.
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Troy Mills
Gary Peyton
Gary McRight
Doran Butschi
Kaye Wright
Carla Henderson
Sigourney Downs Montezuma 73 59 in South Iowa Cedar Clash
Sigourney wins its ninth start by defeating winless Montezuma 73 59 in South Iowa Cedar action as Wiley scores 29 points to lead Sigourney while Ehret has 19 for Montezuma. Sigourney also takes the reserve game 40 38.
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Sigourney
Montezuma
South Iowa
Cedar Action
Wiley
Ehret
Edgewood-Colesburg Tops East Buchanan in MSB Play
Edgewood-Colesburg defeated East Buchanan 67 to 49 in boys action while Julia Jaeter scored 49 points guiding the girls to a 61 to 49 win. Boys high scorers were Hansel of EC with 17 and Fairchild of EB with 14.
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Edgewood
Edgewood- Colesburg
East Buchanan
Upper Mississippi
Julia Jaeter
Hansel
Fairchild
Independence tops Anamosa for sixth straight Wamac win
Independence defeated Anamosa 68 to 37 to extend its Wamac Conference winning streak. Kent Johnson led with 19 points while Denny Merritt and Loras Boos scored 10 each for Anamosa. Independence also won the sophomore game 44 to 20.
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Anamosa
Independence
Kent Johnson
Denney Merritt
Loras Boos
Delhi Maquoketa Valley Girls Beat Kee High 100 to 50
In Lansing MV girls overwhelmed Kee High 100 to 50 led by Sue Slick with 31 points and Marilyn Chapman 30. MV boys won 76 to 58 behind Gary Mardorf 26 and Rick Zarwell 27.
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Delhi
Maquoketa Valley
Kee High
Lansing
Gary Mardorf
Rick Zarwell
Sue Slick
Marilyn Chapman
Lynn Cooper
Ainsworth Highland Split Doubleheader With Pekin
Ainsworth Highland defeated Pekin 67 56 in the boys game while Pekin’s girls routed 98 49. Dallas Krantz led Ainsworth with 29 points and Bob Allen topped Pekin with 13. Lynn Alvine and Suzie Myers each scored 37 for Ainsworth and Pekin respectively.
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Ainsworth—Highland
AiNsworth
Pekin
Dallas Krantz
Bob Allen
Lynn Alvine
Suzie Myers
Regina rallies to sixth straight win in tough North Scott clash
Regina, led by John Miller with 25 points, overcame North Scott 68-66 as Dan Delaney added 19 for Iowa City. Randy Siemsen and Dan Moeller each scored 14 for North Scott. Regina also won the sophomore game 51-39.
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Iowa City
John Miller
Regina
North Scott
Dan Delaney
Randy Siemsen
Dan Moeller
Charles City beats Cresco Notre Dame 74 55 in Catholic play
Immaculate Conception of Charles City led by Vernon Galant’s 25 points defeated Cresco Notre Dame 74 to 55 in Northeast Iowa Catholic action. Bill Barnes scored 16 for the visitors. Charles City also won the reserve tilt 34 to 31.
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Charles City
Lone Tree Highs Sweep Mediapolis in Boys and Girls
Lone Tree defeated Mediapolis 83 to 65 in the boys game and 59 to 53 in the girls contest. Standout performers include Ron Cerny with 41 points and Louis Becker with 32 for Mediapolis, while Barb Jansen led Lone Tree with 28 and Nancy Jarvis scored 42 for Mediapolis.
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Mediapolis
Ron Cerny
Louis Becker
Barb Jansen
Nancy Jarvis
Lamont Girls Run Unbeaten Streak With Dunkerton Win
Lamont girls defeat Dunkerton 60 to 26 to extend their perfect season to ten games. Connie Helms scores 24 points to pace Lamont while Linda Miller adds 10 for Dunkerton. Lamont reserve team also wins in overtime 36 to 34.
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Lamont
Lamont Girls
Dunkerton
Connie Helms
Linda Miller
Mt. Vernon Edges Solon 67 58 In Friday High School Action
Mt. Vernon beat Solon 67 to 58 with Knutsen scoring 18 and Phillips adding 17 for Solon. Mt. Vernon also won the junior game, 30 to 17.
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Mt. Vernon
Knutsen
Phillips
Mulloy Named USLTA No 1 Senior for 1963
Gardnar Mulloy, winner of his fifth National Senior Men's title at Forest Hills, is the USLTA ranking committee choice for the No 1 senior singles for 1963.Approval by the Corpus Christi meeting on Feb 15 is expected. Mulloy, 50, of Miami Fla, also heads last year’s listings and holds the U S Indoor Senior Singles crown. He and Billy Talbert top the Senior Indoor Doubles ratings, with the Talbert Mulloy team ranked No 1.
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Gardnar Mulloy
Forest Hills
United States Lawn Tennis Assn
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Corpus Christi
Texas
Mulloy
Miami
Fla
U. S
Billy Talbert
Talbert-Mulloy
Perkins Keeps Title in 13th Round KO
Eddie Perkins of Chicago retained his world junior welterweight title by knocking out challenger Yoshi nori Takahashi of Japan in the 13th round. The American weighed 138 3 4 pounds to Takahashi 139 1 4, sending the Japanese foe to the hospital with a brain concussion. Perkins, a Clarksdale, Mississippi native, started strong and led on points through the 12th round as Takahashi challenged and then faded.
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Eddie Perkins
Chicago
Yoshinori Takahashi
Japan
Perkins
Clarksdale
Miss
Takahashi
Don Bosco Gilbertville Edges Orange Township in Tight Finish
Jerry Reisberg scored 26 points for Don Bosco Gilbertville to edge Orange Township Waterloo 54-53. Craig Miller led Orange Township with 14 points. Don Bosco reserve team won 45-35.
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Waterloo
Jerry Reisberg
Don Bosco
Gilbertville
Orange Township
Craig Miller
West Branch and Mid-Prairie split Iowa hoops clash
In East Iowa Hawkeye play West Branch beat Mid-Prairie 60 48 for the boys win while the Mid-Prairie girls prevailed 52 48 Julia Hobbs led MP with 35 points and Jacky Tuttle topped West Branch with 24 Ron Christensen had 15 for West Branch and Kirk Bailey 17 for Mid-Prairie
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West Branch
Mid-Prairie
Wellman
Cedar Rapids YMCA Team Beats Dubuque 83 to 55
The Cedar Rapids YMCA prep basketball team defeated Dubuque 83-55 on Friday. Cedar Rapids players Maucka 24 and Craft 12 led with strong scoring while Dubuque’s top scorer Hi added 30 points in a lopsided matchup.
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Cedar Rapids Ymca
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Raitora
Craft
Lockwood
Maucka
Ford
Wilson
Barriger
Lin coln and Oxford Junction split Wapsie games
Lin coln boys crushed Lin coln 101 to 45 while Oxford Junction girls beat Stanwood Lincoln 60 to 54 led by Patty Burda with 52 points. In boys action Jim Brendes scored 21 and Kenny Vacek 15 for Lincoln and Oxford Junction’s high scorer was Burda with 52 followed by Barb Wendel with 27.
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Lincoln
Oxford Junction
Lincoln’s
Patty Burda
Jim Brendes
Kenny Vacek
Barb Wendel
Strawberry Point Sweeps Guttenberg In Friday Clash
Strawberry Point moved to two wins over Guttenberg with girls 61 41 and boys 64 57. Maureen Kirby led SP girls with 31 points while Beverly Behrends scored 13 for Guttenberg. In the boys game Mike Connor had 28 for SP and Gary Noalca 20 for Guttenberg.
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Strawberry Point
Guttenberg
Maureen Kirby
Beverly Behrends
Mike Connor
Gary Noalca
Midland of Wyoming Tops Lost Nation in Twin Wins
Midland of Wyoming defeated Lost Nation in Wyoming Friday night with girls 50 to 44 and boys 58 to 47. Girls leaders included Georgia Wessels with 25 and Joanne Jansen with 23. Judy Dake added 20 for LN. In the boys game Acel Catlett led Midland with 18 while Lee Ohlman had 12 for Lost Nation.
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Wyoming
Georgia Wessels
Joanne Jansen
Judy Dake
Acel Catlett
Lee Ohlman
East Moline Beats Washington In High-Scoring Gym Showdown
East Moline toppled Washington 141 points in a record gym game as Allen Knott led with 20, Jim Angelos 16, Butch Rivisto 15, while Washington’s Dennis Estling and Joe McGillicuddy each scored eight. Washington shot 29.4 percent, 20 baskets in 68 attempts. Angelos poured all 16 of his points in the fourth period.
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Allen Knott
Jim Angelos
Butch Rivisto
Angelos
Wash
Thompson
John Hey
LaSalle
Two Unknowns Lead in L A Golf Tourney
Two unknowns Roger Ginsberg and James Black fired four under par 67s to share the Los Angeles Open lead at Rancho Golf Club. Black caused a stir by finishing at dusk with a 67 after an unseen rise. Arnold Palmer shot 70 to stay in a crowded field tied for the lead.
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James Black
Black
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Gene Liffler
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Tommy Jac
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Fran Beard
Rex Baxter
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Bob Harrison
Frank Stranahan
al Gieberser
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George Knudson
Harold Kneece
al Besselink
Don Fairchild
Rue
Dale Douglas
Paul Harney
Gay Brewer
Billy Maxwell
Ave Arr
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Ob Rosburg
Mason Rudolph
Ken Venturi
Robert Moore
Don Janry
Lione
Gardner Dickinson
Peterown
Joe Campbell
George Archer Lee Elder
Alex Sutton
Jerr Edna
Bill Martindale
Gerald Gallardo
Cedar Rapids Gazette Establishment and Subscription Rates
The Cedar Rapids Gazette, established in 1883 by The Gazette Co., published daily and Sunday at 500 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Night edition six issues monthly $1.25. seven issues $1.35 monthly. yearly rates vary by location and territory. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Cedar Rapids
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Oakland Tribune writer named Raiders public relations director
Gordon Scotty Stirling aged 34, longtime Oakland Tribune sports writer for 11 years, has been appointed the new public relations director for the Oakland Raiders of the American Football League in Oakland California.
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Stirling
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Chargers Meet Patriots in AFL Championship Game
San Diego hosts the Boston Patriots in the American Football League championship at 3 30 Sunday airing on Channel 9.
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San Diego Chargers
Boston Patriots
Theater listings and showtimes for Saturday
Theaters Paramount RKO IO... World and Times present films including Four for Texas Charade Who's Minding the Store Hud Girl Named Tamiko and Incredible Journey with multiple daily showtimes and shorts schedules across venues. The listings specify times from early afternoon to late evening with brief feature and short programings.
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RKO
Iowa
Hud
Tamiko
Marion
Cepeda Leads Santurce Past San Juan With Four Hit Night
San Juan Puerto Rico AP Orlando Cepeda of the San Francisco Giants drilled two doubles and two singles Thursday night to spark Santurce to a 6-3 win over San Juan in the Puerto Rican Winter league game.
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Orlando Cepeda
San Francisco Giants
Santurce
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