Clarinda wins Class A indoor title edging Red Oak 30 1/5
Clarinda captures the Class A indoor track championship edging Red Oak 30 1/5 to 25 1/5 at Clarinda. Prairie Hawks take third in mile relay scoring 14, with Heggen setting a class record in broad jump and Bauler breaking indoor marks for Jefferson.
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Martin Clements
Bob Shebetka
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Maurice Heggen
Fort Dodge St. Edmond
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Jim Riley
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St. Ansgar
Steve Balstar
Monticello
Gary Brower
Wayne Sandzig
Eagle Grove
Steve Carson
Mel Ashland
Clear Lake
Dick O'Hara
Maquoketa
Roger Slykhuis
Pella
Jack Fristler
Grundy
John Hayes
Clifford Hart
Ron Smith
Doug Steve
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Jefferson
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Eeee Grove
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Bragan Eyes Braver Braves Outfield Shakeup
Braves manager Bobby Bragan outlines a rebuilding spring as he projects the outfield and pitching staff for Milwaukee. He cites Eddie Mathews’s 1962 season, praises young starters Cloninger Hendley Lemaster and Burdette, and notes bullpen option Frank Funk plus onfield roles for Bolling McMillan Mathews Aaron and others as competition heats up.
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Lemaster
Frank Funk
Cleveland
Joe Adcock
Frank Bolling
Roy McMillan
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Tommy Aaron
Norm Larker
Houston Colt
Dodger
Ted Kazanski
Phil
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Carter Tops Gonzalez in Madison Square Garden TV Bout
New York mid dleweight Rubin Hurricane Carter seeks his sixth straight win as he faces Puerto Ricoan Jose Gonzalez in a televised clash at Madison Square Garden Saturday night.
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Hurricane
Carter
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Puerto Rico
Madison Square Garden
Wesleyan Future Decided Today at Mount Pleasant
The Iowa Wesleyan board of trustees weighed ending men's intercollegiate sports as the 121 year old school inaugurated president Dr. John W Henderson. A goals committee urged abandoning men’s sports for intramural programs citing cost and the school’s small size. The Tigerettes women’s AAU team heads to nationals in St Joseph next week.
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Iowa
Methodist School
John W. Henderson
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Tigerettes
Goals Committee
North Linn Club Sponsors 1963 Trapshoot in Central City
The North Linn Fish and Game club hosts its first trap shoot of the 1963 season in Central City on Sunday. Traps open at noon with lunch shells and free coffee available on the grounds.
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Prichard Sets Mile Mark in SCI Grinnell Meet
State College of Iowa defeated Grinnell 59-45 as Jay Prichard ran the mile in 4 24.7 to break SCI’s prior 4 25.7 record and Dave Suntken tied the 440 dash mark at 51.0. SCI closed its indoor season at 4 0 in dual and triangular meets with outdoor season set to start April 8.
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UPI
State College of Iowa
Grinnell
Panthers
Jay Prichard
State College
Jim Miller
Dave Suntken
SCI
Live Better in a Home of Your Own Want Ad
Classified notice urges readers to pursue home ownership options in classification 50. It highlights available listings and guidance for prospective buyers seeking affordable housing and real estate opportunities.
Coe names Moeller and Sampson 1962 63 MVPs
A tie in the squad ballot yields two Coe College seniors as most valuable players for the 1962 63 Kohawk basketball team. Ken Moeller of Davenport and Bob Sampson of Colesburg share the honor. Moeller led in scoring for the third straight year and earned the Dick Case hustle award. Sampson stood 6 3 and averaged over 14 points while anchoring the boards.
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Ken Moeller
Davenport
Bob Sampson
Colesburg
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Dick Case
Sampson
Coe
Trio Leads Azalea Open At Halfway Mark In Wilmington
In Wilmington three players Barber Littler and Knudson share the 36 hole lead at 137 in the Azalea Open. Beck and Ford stand one stroke behind at 138 while Kneece is sixth after a 73. Farrell is also at 139.
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N.C
Jerry Barber
Gene Littler
George Knudson
Larry Beck
Southern Pines
Doug Ford
Harold Kneece
Billy Farrell
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Reem
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Bill Dunk She
Billy Maxwell
Wes Ellis Mac Main Ee
Bob Harrison
Pete
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Bruce Crampton Cee
Jim Erree Ee
Tommy Bolf Pee
Dave Marr Cros
Randy Glover
Tee
Gene Orek
Claude King
Don Finsterwald
Aeane
Mike Ouchak
Jack Herb Marcussen
Teow Eeneee
Hawks Put Three in NCAA Gym Finals
Three University of Iowa gymnasts and one Iowa State athlete advanced to the NCAA finals in Pittsburgh. Iowa qualifiers were Glen Gailis in all around and horizontal bar, George Hery in trampoline, floor and long horse vault, and Bill Sayre in tumbling. Jim Selby of Iowa State also reached the trampoline final.
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UPI
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Iowa State
Iowa
Glen Gailis
George Hery
Bill Sayre
Jim Selby
Missouri Star Halfback John Roland Suspended From Classes
Columbia Missouri AP reports Missouri football star John Roland is suspended from classes until next January. The university did not disclose the reason for the suspension or any related disciplinary details.
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Columbia, Mo
John Roland
Missouri
Toman's Gain In Cage Meet
Manchester Toman Florists of Cedar Rapids and the Dubuque Stars won semi finals in the Manchester Invitational basketball tourney. Clark McCleary and Jim Lockett led Toman's to a 104 98 win with 24 points each. Ken Moeller scored 32 for Henderson Manufacturing. Dick Wright's 32 helped Dubuque Stars beat Titus Air Fail 108 96. Mike Heitman scored 39 for Titus. Final and consolation games set for Saturday with 7 p.m. and 8 45 p.m. kickoffs.
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Pastrano Thornton 10 Round Light Heavyweight Fight
Willie Pastrano and Wayne Thornton will meet in a nationally televised 10 round bout in Las Vegas on May 4. Promoter Mel Greb said the winner could challenge Harold Johnson for the title later this year, replacing the Johnson Mina championship that was canceled due to Mina injuring a hand in training in Lima Peru.
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Willie Pastrano
Wayne Thornton
Silver States Sports Club
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Harold Johnson
Johnson - Mauro Mina
Lima
Peru
Football Tops Fatality List Among Athletes in 1962
New York AP reports 1962 saw 26 football player deaths and 13 boxing deaths worldwide from direct or indirect injuries. Baseball and basketball each recorded five fatalities, per official sport-record groups and AP files.
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New York
Associated Press
Georgia Eyes Cleansing Report On Butts Bryant Scandal
Attorney General Eugene Cook says he will finish by Monday a probe into alleged collusion between Wallace Butts and Bear Bryant. The report will go to Governor Carl Sanders for action. A July 23 Saturday Evening Post story cited insurance salesman George Burnett overhearing a call about Georgia secrets before the 1962 Alabama game. Burnett testified to lie detector results. Butts Bryant deny wrongdoing. Cook sought further tests and reviewed Butts income records.
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Eugene Cook
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Saturday Evening Post
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Butts
Burnett
Alabama
Man Defends Iowa State Duck Calling Title
Cedar Rapids resident John A. Smith will defend his state duck calling championship in Des Moines on Sunday. Nine competitors will challenge him, with the winner earning an expense paid trip to Stuttgart Arkansas for the national contest and a potential $1000 government bond top prize at the national level. Finalists include Ronald L Green, Kenneth Thornton, Harold Semler, Ronald Myers, William Hikenberry, Ray Goettelman, Lavern Weaver, Mel de Land, and John Brunskill.
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UPI
John A. Smith
Cedar Rapids
Smith
Stuttgart
Ark
Ronald L., Green
Washington
Kenneth Thornton
Harold
Hurler Wiley Moore, Yankee relief pioneer, dies at 65
Wiley Moore, famed for 19 victories with the 1927 New York Yankees and nicknamed a bargain pitcher, died last night in Hollis Oklahoma at age 65.
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Okla
UPI
Wiley Moore
New York Yankees
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