Local Sports Review: JanuaryMarch 1963 Muscatine Tops
Local sports recap for January through March 1963 highlights Muscatine athletes. Doug Felton, a Minnesota freshman, set state records in 200 and 500 yard freestyles and won seven swim titles. Muscatine topped Lite Six in swimming. wrestling and basketball also feature strong local performers and season finales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Blake
Muscatine
America
Doug Felton
Felton
University of Minnesota
Muskies
Dick Horton
Mitch Sussex
Ron Cockshoot
Mike Bloom
Denny Fahy
Fahy
Hawkeyes Fall to Colorado State in Far West Classic Opener
The Iowa Hawkeyes opened the Far West Classic with a 61 56 loss to Colorado State. Sophomore center Sonny Bastion powered the Rams with 23 points and 46 in the first half as Colorado State built a 44 31 halftime edge. Iowa’s Dave Roach led with 16 points, but Gary Anderson answered with five straight late points to seal the win.
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Portland
Ore
University of Iowa
Hawkeyes
Colorado State University
Advanee
Colorado State
Biz
Sonny Bastion
Bastion
Iowa
Dave Roach
Jimmy Rodgers
Roach
Rodgers
Gary Anderson
Fgrthe
Ib Anderson
Sigaloos
Wright
Matthews
Wallace
Ed Foster
Elis Weeny
Peeples
Mankins
Vad
Skea
Lyon
Jessen Woonan
Bastian Vey
Cole
Beeeetaengee
Rebounders clash in Far East Classic action
Lonnie Wright of Colorado State battles Bill Shea of Iowa for a rebound in Portland Oregon as Iowa falls 61 56. Jimmy Rodgers of Iowa and Sonny Bastion of Colorado State appear nearby in the Far East Classic melee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lonnie Wright
Colorado State
Bill Shea
Iowa
Portland
Oregon
Jimmy Rodgers
Sonny Bastion
Americans Narrow Davis Cup Gap in Aussie Duel
In Adelaide, Chuck McKinley and Dennis Ralston beat Neale Fraser and Roy Emerson in four sets to put the United States within one win of the Davis Cup. Fraser and Emerson had not lost in Davis Cup play until today as the Americans seized momentum in 1-degree heat at Memorial Drive Stadium.
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Will Grimsley
Adelaide
Australia
Chuck McKinley
Dennis Ralston
Roy Emerson
Neale Fraser
Ansslew
Sdyvarald Neale Fraser
MacKinley
San Antonis
Tex
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Mekitley
Emerson
Othar
Peek
Will Angel
Fraser
Memorial Drive
Yanks
United States
Alejandro Olmeda
University of Southern California
Barry MacKay
Hamilton Richardson
Brist Hatte
Holiday college hoops results and player notes
AP summary of tournament scores across college basketball with teams such as Villanova, Utah, St. John’s, Minnesota, and Providence reporting varied results. Notable individuals include Antonio Fernandez de Jesus and Agide Asioli in Italy, and pro player Cookie Gilchrist of the Buffalo Bills sharing family nickname origins.
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Villanova
Dayton
Utah
St. John's
N.Y
Minnesota
Cornel
Ph Joseph's
Providence
Associated Press
Ravenna
Italy
Antonio Fernandez de Jesus
Brazil
Agide Asioli
Drew
Staubach Says Cotton Bowl Game Chance of Lifetime
Navy quarterback Roger Staubach called the Cotton Bowl showdown with Texas a chance of a lifetime as his Middies arrived in Dallas for the final preparation stage. Staubach, Heisman winner and All-America, spoke of high expectations and confidence in Navy to challenge the Longhorns after a 9-2 season and study of opponent film. Also traveling were center Tom Lynch and fullback Pat Donnelly as Navy looks to cap a standout season with a possible national claim.
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Foster
Dorothy Crumly
Marian Becker
Dorothy McChire
Pat Grimm
Evelyn Davis
Gayle Oost
Wilma Houser
Viola Jenson
Janet Askam
Lord Paine Bros
Farm Bureau Service Co
Farm Bureau
Bonne
Gene Denkman
Earl Denkman
Clayton Best
Larry ‘Thede
Everett Rife
Sam Snyder
Rerback
Roger Staubach
Giant
Tex
Navy
Texas
AP Photofax
All-America
Dallas
Staubach
Ial
Middies
Roger
Tom Lynch
Pat Donnelly
Lynch
Southern Methodist
Morningside Falls to Hastings in Holiday Tournament
Hastings College beat Morningside 77 to 47 in the first round of the holiday basketball tournament in Hastings Nebraska. Morningside trailed 36 20 at halftime before Hastings scored 10 straight points to pull away. Other first round results included Norman defeating Bethany 76 to 88, Emporia State beating Southern State 19 359, and Mankato State securing an 87 7 victory over Omaha University.
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Muscatine
Muskles
Muscatine Community College
Mayer Catholic
Muskies
Bettendorf
Ollumwa
Keokuk
Dodder
MHS
Unt
Rusty Glasrow
Sophs
Ron Havemann
Little
Havemann
Soph
JC Cage
Michigan
Jim Zoyce
Bobby Joe Hill
Cameront
Ralph
West Liberty
L M
Lode Tree Boys
Davenpor
Carlyne McGill
Liberty Belles
Mitchell Jost
Colfax
West Dlberty
Little Four
Sheila Kelley
Barh Jansen
Lane Tree
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Wilton
Davenport Central
Lone Tree
Hawkeye
Larry Bicknese
Ron Cerny
Hastings, Neb
Morningside
Iowa
Hastings College
Finois Norman
Bethany
Kan
Emporia
Kar
Lynch Reflects On Bowl Loss And Team Effort
Lynch says despite the defeat the team played as well as possible, stressing they gave their all in every game and maintained strong performance throughout the bowl season.
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Lynch
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