Officiating Spars Over State Tournament Talks
In the lead up to the 1963 state basketball tournament officials' calls and free throws dominate discussion. The piece notes Cedar Rapids Aegis and others won finals by free throw margins while Keokuk paid for a full court press with multiple fouls.
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Royals
Keokuk
Schrader
Laurens
Mason City
Dubuque
Davenport West
West Union North
East Waterloo
Boone
Carroll
Murray Wier
Waterloo
West Union
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Dale Wood
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Liston Won't Fight This Year Because Knee Surgery
Heavyweight champion Sonny Liston will be sidelined for at least six months after a knee operation. The Miami Boxing Commission postponed the Patterson rematch indefinitely following Dr A H Weiland’s report of damaged knee cartilage. Patterson may choose the site while Liston recovers, with Cassius Clay mentioned as a possible future opponent.
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Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
Miami Boxing Commission
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Weiland
Patterson
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New York
Cassius Clay
Dr. Weiland
Chicago
Boxing Commission
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Tree Helps Mets Spill L A 4-3
In an exhibition at Vero Beach the Mets beat the Dodgers 4-3 as a tree deflected Bill Skowron s long drive in the ninth inning turning it into a triple and preserving New York s win. The Dodgers had showcased power but the Mets' defense finished the game strong.
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U-High Captures Tri Meet In Iowa City Track Meet
U-High of Iowa City won a three team track meet with 58.14 points, defeating Wilton Junction at 55.44 and West Branch at 27. IOWA CITY Paul Wright won the 880 and mile titles. The meet featured relay and field event wins for U-High, with top placers including Gordon Bertelli and Bob Guy for Wilton and Allan Behrens for Wilton in medleys and sprints.
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Paul Wright
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West Branch
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Doug Pout Oye Hishs
Ernie” ‘Schultz
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Allan "Benrans
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Lows
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George Willison
Bob Rhalf
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Tom Kriz
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Foner
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Ron Dever
John’ Bean
Nene Ahrens
Laurens Elks Aims to Impress in Iowa State Tourney Opener
Des Moines AP report notes Laurens tied as dark horse with 21-4 record and veteran leaders Don Ziegler and Dick Mosbach. Lincoln, led by Bill Wasinger, faces Laurens after Storm Lake and Boone advance. semifinal and final rounds set for Friday and Saturday.
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Elks
Council Bluffs Lincoln
Laurens
Pletes
Mason City
Storm Lake
Boone
Iowa
Don Ziegler
Dick Mosbach
Ziegler
Mosbach
Toreadors
Grinnell
Marshalltown
Des Moines Tech
Fort Dodge
Marv Nicholson
Mike Bennett
Mike Loehrer
Dick Musser
Roger Dutton
Loehrer
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Rams reach state finals with 7-16 record
Dubuque senior high School Rams, led by coach Walt Kirk, shocked Davenport West 54-52 in the substate finals to reach the state tournament. Despite the worst record among finalists, Dubuque rallied late after upset wins over Garnaville and Wahlert, earning city-wide support and pep rally sendoff.
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Des Moines
Walt Kirk
Kirk
Dubuque Senior High School
Rams
Davenport West
Dubuque
Salem
Manchester
Garnaville
Wahlert
Tipton
Pat Driscoll
Jim Delaney
Terry Conlon
Burlington Falls in J. C. Tourney 86 71
In Hutchinson Kansas Burlington Iowa fell to Moberly Missouri 86 to 71 in the National Junior College basketball tournament. Moberly standout Joe Mimulitz scored 36 points while Burlington’s Jim Boyce led his team with 24 points.
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J. C. Tourney
Hutchinson
Kan
Burlington
Iowa
Iowans
Moberly
Joe Mimlitz
Jim Boyce
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