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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1963

Page

16

Iowa fishing improves as cooler temps spread

Cooler week boosts run of wall eyes and bluegills across eastern Iowa rivers. Walleyes dominate wing dams and Spirit lake perch begin to bite while Storm Lake reports bull heads and crappies. Inland lakes like Lake of Three Fires and Red Hawk Hill show good bass and catfish activity.

Mississippi Dubuque Davenport Keokuk Spirit Lake Okoboji Storm Lake Clear Lake Green Valley Viking Nine Eagles Red Hawk Hill Iowa

Tidd Named Business Manager of Athletics at Iowa State

Iowa State promotes Kim Tidd to business manager of athletics succeeding Mer J. Ross. Tidd, a former football end and halfback, served as Ross’s assistant last year and previously worked as assistant credit manager for Lennox in Marshalltown. Ross becomes assistant to the director. he has been Cycones business manager since 1917.

Ames C. Kim Tidd Iowa State Mer J. Ross Gordon H. Chalmers Tidd Ross Lennox Marshalltown Cycones

Heavyweight Bout Results From Miami Beach and Boise

Tony Alonai of Hollywood knocks out Don Warner of Philadelphia in Miami Beach. In Boise Johnny Tiger Lynch from Boise defeats Bill McMurray of Sacramento by decision in a ten round heavyweight bout.

Associated Press Miami! Beach Fla Tony Alonai Hollywood Don Warner Philadelphia Boise

Ellwood Wins Cedar Rapids Golf Prize for Most Fives

Bill Ellwood captured the prize for the most fives with 11 in the Cedar Rapids Country Club golf competition held Wednesday.

Bill Ellwood Cedar Rapids Country Club

All Stars To Drill At Evanston In 1962 All Star Game Prep

A 50 player college all star squad gathered at Northwestern University for three weeks of training led by Otto Graham to face the Green Bay Packers on August 2 at Soldier Field. The group includes top rosters from Michigan State, Mississippi and 37 colleges, with 1958 and 1961 results noted in the build up.

Evanston Ill Northwestern University Collegians Otto Graham Green Bay Packers Soldier Field Graham Detroit Lions Packers Coast Guard Academy Dick Stanfel Johnny Sauer Mike Scarry Dante Lavelli Tom O'Connell Michigan State Mississippi

Favor Spray To Win First Iowa Amateur

Steve Spray of Indianola is the favorite as the Iowa Amateur golf tournament starts at Clinton Country Club. Dave Gross of Davenport, defending champion, returns to challenge. Forty-nine players plus tuneup rounds Thursday, 149 entrants overall, with 18 hole rounds Friday and Saturday and final 36 holes Sunday.

Iowa Clinton Steve Spray Indianola Clinton Country Club Spray Dave Gross Davenport Gross

Error Costs Track Over $20,000 at Aqueduct

At Aqueduct Wednesday, a human error overpaid bettors by 20,343.40 dollars after place prices were miscalculated in the first race. Brenda's Hope paid 16.30 for a $2 ticket instead of 7.50, and Brown's Risque paid 5.50 instead of 5.10 after Parma’s scratch. The NYRA mutuel head Louis Walger says a broken calculator and manual pricing caused the mistake and the association bears responsibility.

New York Brenda Hope Brown Walger Parma

Major League Baseball Roundup From the Week

Dodgers rally with two on in the 10th as Podres improves to 7-6 in a scoreless string. Mets starter Carl Willey matches zeros until Roseboro homer in eighth. Phillies surge past Giants with three-run fifth and unearned sixth. Reds, Colts, Red Sox, and others notch early leads and late drama as Radatz and Hoeft contribute in tight late innings.

Podres Mets Carl Willey Dodgers Roseboro Phils Giants Chuck Hiller Willie McCovey Billy Hoeft Stuart Red Sox Jim Kaat Twins Minnesota Bill Dailey Dick Williams Boston Dick Radatz

Rebels Beat Phils to Win Lexington Little League Title

The Confederates defeated the Phillies 7 1 to win the Lexington Little League championship. Their postgame celebration included a mock funeral and burial of a miniature coffin, marking the win with a controversial display.

Lexington UPI Confederates Phillies

Cedar Rapids Red Raiders Help Foster Reading Night

In Cedar Rapids the Red Raiders host Waterloo Friday with library night readings boosting attendance. Jim Marvins cranium crowd lured kids to read 10 books for a free game ticket, with nearly 5 000 tickets earned and an estimated 50 000 books read, influencing the crowd of 1 479 last season and a Cedar Rapids win in extra innings over Quincy.

Waterloo Cedar Rapids Jim Marvin Nancy McHugh Red Raiders Quincy

Coffin incident erupts into brawl between teams

The defeated Phillies were publicly mocked and a coffin was dug up and smashed. A fist fight broke out between players and spectators, with parents joining in and coaches attacked. Police and juvenile officials arrived to restore order and no arrests were made.

Phillies

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