Gibson Faces Questioning on $180,000 Boxing Payoffs
Washington report on hearings where former SBC president Truman K. Gibson testified that the International Boxing Club paid about 180000 to relatives of a jailed gangster and boxing figures to secure stable promotion. He denied the payments were bribes to guarantee peaceful promotions, detailing ties to Jack Kearns and others in the sport’s management and underworld links amid antitrust inquiries.
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Ottumwa High Star Aanestad sidelined with mono disease
Ottumwa senior guard Dave Aanestad 6-9 has been out the rest of the season with mononucleosis after an on court injury. Ottumwa Bulldogs opened 4 games with wins and losses, facing Betendorf and Quad-City teams upcoming. Returning veterans include Davidson Moses Wise, with Fravel and Brandon competing for center, under coach Bill Christensen now in his third season.
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Muskies and MIC Indians Reach Road Games Tonight
Muscatine Muskies visit North Scott Eldridge while MIC Indians travel to Grand View Des Moines in Little Six openers. MIS hosts Isco Kuk at 8 pm as Masculine C meets North High in Des Moines.
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Burlington Hawks falter as Muscatine outplays them
Burlington coach Lloyd Haberichter blasted the officiating after a 80 459 loss to Muscatine Junior College. He blamed fouls on key players and vowed better defense and post play in upcoming clashes. Cedar Rapids Regis cruised past Ollumwa, as Davidson led a third quarter comeback for the Royals. Monmouth’s Lacey and Gilliland starred in a 64 46 Burlington loss, while Walsh snapped Mayes Catholic’s streak led by Putnam’s 24 points and strong rebounding in a 59 51 win. A Carthage Keokuk clash tightened to the end as Keokuk sought late rally.
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St Ambrose Ends Losing Streak With Victory Over St Marys
St Ambrose snapped a two game basketball skid by defeating St Marys of Minnesota 63 to 57 on Monday night. John Cahill scored 25 points, including three straight jumpers to put the Bees ahead, after St Marys led 29-25 at halftime.
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Baylor Will and Chamberlain Pace NBA Scoring Record
New Yorks Baylor and Philadelphias Chamberlain are scoring at record pace per NBA statistics. With four games left, Chamberlains pace sits 16 points behind Baylor 849 to 833 but over two fewer games. Rookie Oscar Raherlson of Cincinnati is third with 704 and a 28.2 average.
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Chiefs Fall Short In Tight Scrimmage At Wright Fieldhouse
Independent basketball highlights a close 56 to 64 loss to Illinois in a spirited exhibition. Carthage showed grit while the Chiefs, aiming to start the Lille Six conference race strong at Muscatine next Friday, must quickly improve to handle upcoming rugged opponents.
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Walcott Denies Carbo Dictated Terms for 52 Title Fight
Jersey Joe Walcott, just home after a night’s work in Camden, denies Carbo dictated terms for his 1952 rematch with Rocky Marciano. He says he never knew of any such arrangement and seeks to clear his name as antimonopoly probes into boxing continue in Washington. Walcott, 46, a former heavyweight champion, now assists youth and delinquency programs with Camden police.
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Straw May Fill Gap Left in Cyclone Lineup
Ames reports Glen Cozeh and An deron joined Iowa State as high scorer Vine nne Brewer dropped out. Marv Straw subbed in Monday night, scoring 8 points and grabbing nine rebounds in an 88-76 opener win over Wisconsin. Hank Whitney led with nine early points and finished with 14 as Iowa State, 1-0, rolled to a 61-31 lead midway second half before reserves played. John Placek and Gary Klever added 10 each in a balanced attack. Wisconsin’s Tom Hughbanks led visitors with 17. About 7,400 attended the Chicago-Wayne Belhua, 212, New York, item.
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Big Ten teams keep flawless and near misses in early games
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Pro Basketball Monday Result Borton 12 Percent Los Angeles 103
A brief score summary notes Los Angeles defeated their opponent 103 points. The schedule lists Philadelphia versus Syracuse in New York and Cincinnati at New York with Detroit at St Louis nearby. Upcoming games include Syracuse at Boston and St Louis at Detroit with Los Angeles at Cincinnati on Wednesday.
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