Little Six Conference Preview Highlights Challenging Season Ahead
Before the Little Six race opens next week, Burlington, Keokuk, Muscatine, Ottumwa, Bettendorf, and Davenport teams are assessed for form. Key veterans like Curt VandeWalle, John Brodsky, and Cliff Camero missing from scoring, with contenders Burlington and Ottumwa seen as frontrunners while Bettendorf and Muscatine face talent losses.
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Bettendorf
John Brodsky
Burlington
Curt VandeWalle
Eckendorf
Ottuntwa
Keokuk
Muscatine
Muskies
Cliff Camero
Rich Jackson
Bettendart
Scott Trocker
Tim Cunningham
Jerry Douglas
Bettendary
Mapes
Davenport
Bulldogs
Dixie Howells
Skip Pease
Tory Simonson
Simonson
Brodsky
Larry Mille
Soph
Tony Baker
Ridder
John Smith
Kim Kerr
Larry Pierce
Dick Rambo
Bill Jones
Chiefs
Wayne Burress
Bill Frier
Jerry Craig
Rusty Glasgow
Don Witte
Rick Bowers
Dave Walker
Rich Bell
Gary Humphrey
Guy Calhoun
Lem Blankenship
Bowers
Glasgow
Ith Avith
Ottumwae
Ottumwa
Barrie
Jerry Davidson
Southeast Loop Ties Amid Week of Girls and Boys Action
Two way ties mark the Southeast Loop as Wapello Columbus Mediapolis split wins. Wayland beats Morning Sun 92 59. Mediapolis sweeps Winfield Mount Union 66 41 for boys and 52 40 for girls. Merry Boye nets 28 for Columbus.
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Wapella
Columbus
Mel Gerst
Ron Gates
Francis Blasi
Wapello Lads
Mike Singleton
Kim Crawford
Singleton
Crawford
Jim
Gorham
Dick Perkins
Ray Buser
Dale Wiese
Betty Grouwinkel
Karen McKinney
Wayland
Morning Sun
Waysland
Bays Tearm
Bobby Nichols
Larry Charles
Sunners
Mediapolis
Winfield
Orv
Lintz
Winefield - Mount Union
Judy Amenell
Metrapolis
Southeastern
New London
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Danville
Wapello
Mediopolis
Coriarbus Comm
Winfielde Mt
Triday
Wapdllo
Morning Sum
Winfeld-Mount Union
Felding
Giants and Packers meet in NFL East West showdown
Durant and Wilton share 9-2 marks as Giants and Packers clash at County Stadium in Milwaukee. Lombardi and Sherman, ex-offensive mentors, renew ties in a pivotal game shaping the Eastern and Western divisions with coaches who rose from the same New York job. The Giants seek a fifth straight win while the Packers chase a clinching triumph with a two game cushion over Detroit and San Francisco.
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Dave O'Hara
Associated Press
Milwaukee
Wis
New York Giants
Green Bay Packers
County Stadium
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Allie Sherman
Giants
New York
Lombardi
Green Bay
Sherman
Philadelphia
Eagles
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San Francisco
Cleveland Brews
Browns
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Cowboys
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Colts
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Bears
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Los Angeles Rams
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Vikings
L-M Boys and Girls Sweep Ainsworth in Grandview Showdowns
L-M basketball squads defeated Ainsworth with the boys winning 39 to 30 and the girls 41 to an unknown total. Rusty Keltner and Bill Stickrod led the boys with 4 dozen combined points, Carlyne McGill pushed her season total to 80, and L-M prepares for a Friday home doubleheader against Olds with both teams favored.
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Grandview
Louisa— Muscatine High
Ainsworth
Rusty Keltner
Bill Stickrod
Keltner
Stickrod
Alvine
Carlyne McGill
Larly McLearn
L&m Lassies
L. Lowe
Gene Bergeh
L—M
Wilt Scores 60 For 2nd Highest Total of Career
Wilt Chamberlain scored 60 points leading the Philadelphia Warriors to a 138 117 win over the Los Angeles Lakers. It was his second best single game total, with a career high of 67. Other NBA scores included Boston 140 Chicago 121 New York 118 Syracuse 100 and St Louis 116 Detroit 116.
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Wt Chamberlain
National Basketball Association
T-foots
Philadelphian Warriors
Reading
Warriors
Los Angeles Lakers
Boston
New York
Syracuse
St. Louis
Detroit
Eastern Iowa Roundup: Wapello, Durant Win Big Picks
Wapello remains tied for first in the Eastern Iowa conference after a 60-49 win over Durant West Branch. Durant’s late push fell short as Wayland beat West Branch 60-49, while Wilton stayed dominant. Mount Vernon beat West Branch 63-45 and Springville-U High edged Springville 68-67 in a thriller. Top scorers included Larry Petrick with 17 for Mount Vernon and Roth leading Durant.
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Ik. McKinney
Havenhill
Wykert
P. Brown
Crammond
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Wilton
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B. Roth
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Morning Sun
Wildcats
Big Larry
Bounder
Durant High
Ron Bierkamp
Jeader
Jim Noss
Bush
John Fawcett
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Warren Pierce
Wayland
Larry Petrick
Lota
Wast Liberty
Reid , Hanley
Jer- Kanlborg
West Liberty
Springville
Hives
Lone Tree
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W. Pierce
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Bieri
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Lewis
Koutsen
Goecke
Don't Cry for McNeeley He'll Get $125,000
Talale Fuller said he nearly settled for a modest payout to back Patterson in a return bout within 120 days if McNeeley was dethroned. The Toronto note frames the fight as a contingency plan should the champion be toppled.
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McNeeley
Fuller
Patterson
Final two star games end in 1962 season
The two star game plan will terminate after the 1962 season. The American League reluctantly endorses a second mid summer event next year but cautions it will be the last. The story also notes scattered boxing and athletic results from Worcester and Melbourne with quick results for Pataneri and Johnson.
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Miami Beach
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Starting Relief Duty for Jones With the Tigers
Beach Florida reports Dex trait boosts its pitching staff by signing veteran Sam Jones from Houston for Bob Bence and Manuel Montejo while manager Ben Scheffing plans to use Jones as both starter and reliever. He previously pitched a Cubs no hitter. In Baltimore St. Louis deal Rochester alums Johnny Kucks and Ron Kabbes move between clubs. Cleveland gains Mel Roach in a swap involving two young catchers Ely Churchich and Lou Holdener to Chicago Cubs.
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Sam Jones
Houston
Ye Luva
Bob Bence
Manuel
Pete) Montejo
Jones
Ben Scheffing
Tigers
Chicago Cubs
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Rochester
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Ron’ Kabbes
Cardinal
Orioles
Cleveland
Mel Roach
Jacksonville
Ely Churchich
Lou Holdener
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