All-Time Six Football Standings Highlight Local Upsets
The piece reviews the all-time Little Six football standings, noting Bettendorf as the season’s top team and Merrit Parsons named Quad City and Iowa high school Coach of the Year. It also highlights Ollumbia narrowing the gap to Grayhounds, and mentions Bettendorf’s strong football slate, Davenport teams, and a variety of local sports notes from Bettendorf, Ottumwa, Moline, and Clinton.
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Setiaf
Dale
Burlington
Ollumiva
Grayhounds
Bettendor
Ol Merrit Parsons
Quad City
Iowa High School
Bettendorf
Iowa City
APA
Cone Brats
Bulldogs
Elma Mapes
Bettendorf Cage Outfit
Davenport
Central
Dave
Fullmer Wins Narrow Decision Over Robinson in Title Bout
Gene Fullmer, the reigning middleweight champion, edged Sugar Ray Robinson by a 3-1 choice in a nationally televised bout at the Sports Arena. Robinson, at 39, sought a sixth title bid with trainer George Gainsford noting good spirits and strong conditioning.
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Gene Fullmer
Sugar Ray Robinson
Bob Myers
Associated Press
Waltoe
Los Angeles
Jess
ABC
Eutimer
Trom
Harlem
Sugar Ray
Fullmer
Robinson
Paul Pendey
Boston
New York
Massachusets
George Gainsford
Gilman Hot Springs
Fullman
Chicago
All America Team And College Scores From The Nccia List
A fragmented All America Team listing shows colleges such as South Dakota State North Dakota State Cornell Kirksville and Wesleyan with scores or tallies like 76 66 84 and 73 The segment includes junior college references Estherville Mason City Fort Dodge and Dovdt with scattered numbers and team names indicating a roundup of results from multiple small colleges and conferences.
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Jows
South Dakota State
Moe
North” Dakota
Morningside
Westmay
William'Penn
Tr.Central
Platteville
St.Ambrose
St W Mary's
Savas
Wartburg
Augeburg
Emsworth
Waldorf
Estherville
Dovdt
Mason City
Fort. Dodge
All America football team named by AP selection
The Associated Press announced its All America squad highlighting Navy back Bellino and star backs Gibbs Atkins Ferguson and Daly. Linemen La Rose Dilka Rite Lilly and Rice anchor the line with standout ends Kilmer and Ditka. Minnesota guard Brown and center McKasson key the unit, with Iowa State and Baylor players earning honorable mentions.
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New York
Navy
Doe Belling
Wither
Associated Press
Bellino
Jake Gibbs
Mississippi
Pervis
Atkins
New Mexico State
Bob Ferguson
Ohio State
Dan la Rose
Missouri
Mike Dilka
Pitt
Ken Rite
Auburn
Bat Dilly
Texas Christian
Tom Brown
Minnesota
Ben Babe
Yale
Roy McKasson
Washington
Vccount
Ferguson
Johior
Gibbs
Mississippi State
Francis Terkenton
Lilly
Big Tcu
Tackie
Abe Martin
Texas
Rice
Iowa
Brown
McKasson
Tor Washington
Heavey
Towa
Don Werk
Lows
Dan Celoniy
Bill van Buren
Arden Esslinger
Wilburn, Hollis
Larry Ferguson
Joe’ Wileiams
Jowa
Tom Watkins
Baye Goppmann
Fight results from Rochester and Cologne boxing showdowns
In Rochester Minnesota Duane Aorsman at 184 pounds from Chatfield knocked out Henry Burton at 161 pounds from Houston in a quick finish. In Cologne Germany Peter Mueller at 158 pounds defeated Joey Giardallo at 188 pounds from Philadelphia with a points or knockout outcome.
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Rochester
Minn
Duane Aorsman
Chatfield
Henry Burton
Houston
Cologne
Germany
Peter Mueller
Outpointe
Joey Giardallo
Philadelphia
Muscatine Beats Assumption in Season Opener Wrestling Meet
Muscatine defeated Assumption 27-19 in the opening meet at the MHS Fieldhouse. Terry Fahy pinned in 1:12 for Muscatine, with Wayne Weeks and Dick Apland winning by decision to put Muscatine ahead before a penalty on a slam and a late 3:46 pin by Bob Delahey sealed the victory.
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Assumption of
Davenport
Muscatine
Dinghly
MHS
Hive Musky
George Frasher
Yeandith
Dean Tuvste
Terry Fahy
Mitch
Tiny Terry
Mark Wall
Assumption
Charlie Freyermuth
Steve‘ Mavine
Letterman John Carver
Carver
Marian
Wayne Weeks
Rich Smith
Dick Apland
John Fiese
Stan Maliszewski
Karl Reichert
Richert
Reichert
Muscalina
Segre
Bob Delahey
Larry Scott
Dick Upland
Wayne Wacke
Fahy
Muscatine Sail Past Burlington in YMCA Swim Meet
Muscatine high swimmers won eight of ten events to beat Burlington 56 to 30 at the Muscatine YMCA pool. Doug Felton led in the 100 freestyle, 160 individual medley, and team relay with Glidden, Jones, and Bivens. Coach Jack Vjanouseki praised the team’s overall improve ment and distance times amid a two-meet split.
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Muscatine High
Burlington
Dle Saute
Cedar Rapids
Terry Romine
Doug Felston
Bill Bivens
Wall Jones
Dave Glidden
Doug Felton
Jack Vjanouseki
Muskies
Ovet
Muscalina
Burngton Wis
Muysesting
Ollumwa Nest
Trme
Walk Jones
S. Perry
D. Bright
Hutterfly
John Newdon
Tom Hemmerling
Bill Albright
Dick Sellers
Bo Carter
Rich Me Cleary
Richard Adair
Jan Whitacre
Roug Felton
John Brooks
Bob .Carter
Jeff Varnum
Dim Has
Muscatine Muskie Wrestling Progress After Rough Preliminary
In a preliminary round the Muscatine wrestlers fought hard but fell short, with several close decisions and forfeits. Notable results include Thom Roberts and Jerry Morris earning decisions for Muscatine, while many bouts ended by pin or forfeit as the team eyes upcoming matches at Burlington. The Muskies hope to rebound Thursday with stronger performance and clearer lineups.
Pro Basketball Thursday Schedule and Scores
Summary reflects scattered results with New York 116 over Boston at Philadelphia 147 and Syracuse 137 against Cincinnati 126. Other games include Los Angeles versus Boston, St Louis versus New York, and Detroit facing Cincinnati with a Saturday lineup and TV schedule noted.
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New Yorke
Boston
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Syracuse
Citeinati
St. Louis
New
New York
Cincinnati
Wrestling Results From Open Meet Include Closures and Disqualifications
A fragmentary recap lists bouts with decisions and pins. Don Chenoweth defeated Ny Wo-Jim Mink 4-0 by Tom Bivens at weight A. Don Brown fell to Mike Reisinger, Webb pinned by John Davies in 3:14, Bobach defeated by Ray Hart 5-2, John Carver edged by Steve Marina, Tim Dick Apland defeated John Fiese 4-3, Karl Reichel won on a disqualification, and Larry Seolt was defeated by Bob Delahey at heavyweight.
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Jim Mink
Tom Bivens
Don Brown
Mike Reisinger
Webb
John Davies
Bobach
Ray Hart
John Carver
Steve ‘Marina
Tim Dick Apland
John Fiese
Karl Reichel
Stan Maligzewski
Larry Seoltin
Bob Delahey
Gotham Bowl Cancelled Over Team Shortage
New York organizers canceled the planned Gotham Bowl football game due to an inability to line up suitable teams for December. Director Bot announced the postponement on Thursday, citing no ready participants for the event.
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Gotham
New York
Majors Seek Harmony at St Louis Expansion Talks
In Louisville, major league brass meet to end discord from rapid expansion. Cronin and Giles plan amendments to push AL and NL to 10 teams by 1962, while addressing indemnity with the American Association over the Senators’ Minnesota territories. Minor leagues form working agreements and set territorial dispute deadlines.
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St Louis
Gatlleweary Brass
Louisville
Joe Cronin
The
Americas
Waren Giles
National League
American Association
Washington Club
Senators
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Catalin Griffith
Ainor Leagues
Hockey Scores and Schedule for Montreal Toronto Boston Detroit
Montreal defeated Toronto 6 to 3 while Boston beat Detroit 3 to 2. Today's schedule lists no games. Saturday features Boston at Montreal and New York at Toronto with Sunday bringing Montreal at Chicago, Toronto at Boston, and New York at Detroit.
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Uemutshiy
Montreal
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Bally Ache Insurance Payoff Recorded at Million Dollar Level
A broken OCR note describes Bally Ache receiving a record insurance payout. The 28-year-old horse, once a 9758.50 stake winner, died and formerly stood at stud. Insured by a major American company, the saga marks a milestone in equine insurance history.
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Bally Ache
Anim Insurance
America
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