Reactions Split Over Boxers Death Sparks Boxing Debate
The death of Davey Moore from ring injuries drew mixed reactions from lawmakers and sports figures. Calls for federal boxing regulation or abolition intensified as governors and legislators weighed safeguards, while supporters argued boxing can be safe with proper management.
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Autopsy Finds Moore Suffered Severe Brain Damage After Fight
Los Angeles coroner reports Davey Moore endured three times the brain injury shown earlier after his bout with Sugar Ramos that led to his death. Backward plunge into the ropes caused massive damage, with blows to the jaw and head contributing factors. Ropes’ foam covering had been added after Moore’s death.
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Drysdale Gives Willie Trouble
Phoenix AP Willie Mays says the toughest pitcher he faced was Ewell Blackwell of the Reds. He adds Don Drysdale of the Dodgers gives him the most trouble today with a crossfire delivery and a more controlled mound presence than in prior seasons.
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Don Drysdale
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Yanks Mets Vie Over Snider as Waivers Placed
VERO BEACH Florida AP The New York Yankees and New York Mets claim Duke Snider as Dodgers General Manager Buzzie Bavasi places the veteran outfielder on waivers He will deal only with the Mets Bavasi can withdraw Snider’s name within 48 hours and then seek more than the $20 000 waiver price Dodgers hope to fetch about $40 000 for the 3 year old slugger
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Former Saint Benedicts Player Named SW Louisiana Assistant Coach
Tom Colwell a Kansas City native and four year St Benedicts player is appointed an assistant basketball coach at the University of Southwestern Louisiana. Colwell previously led Catholic High of New Iberia as head basketball coach and served as a football assistant for five years.
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St. Benedicts
University of Southwestern Louisiana
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Catholic High
New Iberia
Bennie Crawford Sets Pace For Garden City Busters
Final 1962-63 season stats for Garden City Junior College reveal Bennie Crawford led the Busters with 616 points in 25 games, 24.7 ppg, 47.1% field goals and 77.4% free throws. Don Scott, Kent Martin, Louis Horton, Jay Barnett, and Jody Ascencio supported with solid totals as the team posted 13 wins and 12 losses.
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Louis Horton
Pierceville
Jay Barnett
Liberal
Jody Ascencio
Copeland
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West Faces Big Chore In All-Star Showdown
Lexington AP Cliff Wells coach of the West all star team previews the game against top rivals Art Heyman Duke Jerry Harkness Loyola Chicago Tom Thacker Cincinnati Rod Thorn West Virginia Nate Thurmond Bowling Green and Jimmy Ray Indiana. Wells stresses defense to counter a star lineup as two Rocky Mountain players lead the West attack Charlton Colorado and Green Colorado State. Harold Anderson handles the East in a toss up clash with a probable start of Charlton Green Harger Hill and either Brown or Ellison.
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Rod Thorn
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Nate Thurmond
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Jimmy Ray
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Ken Charlton
Colorado
Bill Green
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Thacker
Tulane
Harold Anderson
Anderson
Charlton
Green
Lyle Harger
Houston
Gary Hill
Oklahoma City University
Willie Brown
Texas Western
Nolen Ellison
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Men's Softball Plans Organizational Meeting
An organizational meeting for men's softball has been called for Thursday night at 7:30 p.m. in the Garden Bowl meeting room. Roy Ankrom, co president of the local men's association, will lead the session.
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Garden City schedules show new look for 1963-64 seasons
Garden City High reveals 1963-64 basketball and football schedules with a Western Kansas League emphasis. Basketball opens with non league games before WCKL play at Russell and home against Russell Dodge City Hays Great Bend Larned Pratt. Football starts with three home games then WCKL opener at Russell and concludes with Scott City. All times listed 6:30 for hoops and 7:30 for football.
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Great Bend
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Hugoton
Stott City
Liberal Dodge
John Dickerson
Colby
Airlinks Golfers Plan Season Expansion and Schedule
Garden City Airlinks Women's Golf Association discussed a full season at the annual session in Garden Bowl. The weekly nine hole ladies day moves from Wednesday to Tuesday, with the first Tuesday session set for April 30. A Scotch foursome is planned for April 28, and men and women will help sell tickets for the April 4 Airlinks buffet kickoff at the Civic Center.
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Local Spring Sports Spotlight at Garden City and Juco
Garden City High golf coached by John Dickerson to duel Hays this afternoon. Buff tennis under Dave Craft expanding to two players with next Tuesday at Dodge City High. Intra squad tennis ranking crown won by Emil Krug via default over Roger Stoner. Juco track heads to McCook Nebraska for 1:30 p.m. meet with Northeastern Colorado at Sterling and potential York squad participation. Coach Dale Meadors has about 20 players training daily as schedules form for Juco golf and baseball.
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Hays
Dave Craft
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Roger Stoner
Darryl Graves
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Pratt
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Ray Shearmire Nets High Game and Series in Merrill Meet
Ray Shearmire of the Merrill Implement team rolled both the high game 247 and the top series 619 at Garden Bowl as the American League marked week 28. Merrill Implement posted the top team game 992, while Burtis Motors achieved the best team series 2 762.
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Polly Kerr
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Payne
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Wheatland Motel
Farr Construction
Behlen
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Former Scott Coach Named Kansas State Athletic Ticket Manager
Bill Guthridge, former Scott City High basketball coach, is appointed athletic ticket manager for Kansas State University. The appointment by H. B. Lee takes effect June 1, succeeding De Los Dodds. Guthridge, a Parsons native and K State alumnus, helped teach physical education and coached freshman basketball as a grad assistant last year.
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Bobe) Lee
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Roland Delay
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Celegram Want Ad Query Signals Market Interest
A single line classified style note states buyers and sellers are invited to use Celegram Want Ads to connect. The notice signals ongoing market interest and encourages posting or responding to advertisements. It emphasizes active participation in buying or selling through the service.
Adcock May Boosts Indians Power In Exhibition Win
Adcock provided the needed thunder for Cleveland, belting two three run homers and a single as the Indians routed Houston 11-3 in Tucson. Tebbetts traded for Adcock last winter, and the 35-year-old first baseman showcased his power to energize the lineup amid a busy spring slate with other notable performances across MLB exhibitions.
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Exhibition Baseball Monday Results Card
Results show St. Louis 4 Chicago A 3 and Detroit 17 Washington 3. New York A 5 Los Angeles N 2. Baltimore 5 Pittsburgh 4 in 10 innings. Philadelphia 2 Minnesota 0. Kansas City 11 Cincinnati 4. New York N 4 Milwaukee 3. Chicago N 7 Los Angeles A 4. Cleveland 11 Houston 3. Boston 4 San Francisco 2. Upcoming games list Cincinnati Milwaukee and others.
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Lakin Linksters Open With Win In Dual Meet
Lakin High opened its 1963 golf season by defeating Cimarron 504 to 603 in a dual meet. Gary Beymer was medalist at Loucks Municipal Course with 75 for 18 holes. Coach Cliff Burrows’ Bronco won the two man team event 151 to 188 and the four man team event 363 to 414. Cimarron is coached by Lloyd Stone.
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