Memories of 1962 season and local sports highlights
A retrospective of 1962 local sports covering MSCs revenge win over Centerville, bowling as major sport with 1250 members, JC scoring late points to edge Creston, and Burlington Indians spotlight on Henry Carr. It notes Little Six wrestling titles, Hayes league records, district tours, and multiple school athletic events across months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Centerville
Creston
Burlington
Indians
Henry Carr
Arizona
Don Brown
Wayne
Terry Fahy
Lowal
Jerry Burns
Wilton
Kay Ray
Dave Church
Gary Shepard
Hayes
MHS Soph
Cliff ‘Cameron
Clarinda
Websters City
Notre Dame
Doug Fellon
O State
Kentucky
Joy Abel
Shirley
Gurms
Womet
Inca
Grossklaus
Wiliam
Ed Rohder
Hood
Las Vegas
Pike
Picsure
Chuck Moody
Muscatine’s
Little Six
Sharm Scheyerman
Kiwinis Clib
Hawkeye
Giants
Orioles
Mic.iin
Central Ninth
West
Keokuk
Muskies
Ohio State
West ‘Liberty
Comets
Tipton
Community College
Joe Dodder
MHS
Muscatine
Big John Hines
Wally Hilgenberg
Jay Roberts
Packers Favored In NFL Title Game At Yankee Stadium
The Green Bay Packers hold a one touchdown edge over the New York Giants for Sundays NFL title game at Yankee Stadium amid snow rain forecasts. Coach Vince Lombardi weighs Hornung knee status as Tom Moore or Hornung may start. Kramer or Willie Wood to kick. Y A Tittle leads a passing Giants, while Packers boast Jim Taylor and strong line play. Gate totals near 1.23 million with blackout in New York area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Green Bay
New York Giants
Yankee Stadium
Vince Lombardi
Packers
Paul Hornung
Lombard
Tom Moore
Hornung
Lombardi
Jerry Kramer
Kramer
Willie Wood
Allie Sherman
Giants
Toeir
Jim Taylor
Moocy
Jim Ringo
Y. A. Tittle
NBC
Tomile
New Haven
Detroit
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
College Basketball Tournament Roundup of Results and Prospects
A garbled column lists numerous tournament games and scores from the college basketball season. It mentions teams such as Miami, LSU, Cornell, Georgia Tech, Rice, Virginia Tech, West Virginia, St Bonaventure, Boston College, Holy Cross, Penn, Colorado, Nebraska, Oklahoma, Kansas State, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah State, Southern California, Saint Louis, Northwestern, Loyola, Pepperdine, Texas Tech, Duke, Princeton, East Tennessee, Citadel, and others with scattered scores and round outcomes across first rounds, consolation brackets, and bowls. The report notes regional venues including New York, New Orleans, El Paso, Shreveport, and San Francisco, with several upsets and close games reflected in the partial OCR.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Blackhampions
Batre
LSU
Cornell Gatorson
Acheonet
Georgia Tech
Regida
Rice
Virginia Tech
Schmond
Wiltian
Mary
Lehigh
Richmond
Columbia
New Yor
West Va
St. Bonaventure Milneiski
New York
Boston
Baylor
New Orlean
Houston
Miss. State
Auburn
Yorkand
Iowa
Oregon
Regon Stale
Lanfornia
Ieaho Aroner
Sume
Utah
Sin Jow
Samus Clara Ea
Loyola
Pepperdine
U.P
el Vaso
Texas
Denver
Tex
Gulf Lanch
Shreveport
Centenary
Lech
East Ky
Southern Miss
George Wasn
W. Texas
TCU
Northwestern la
Evansee
Ron Southernie
Pesdham
Evansville
Harvard
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Faeee
Marquette
Quaker City
Thriaeton
St. Joseph's Sa
Vidlahova
S. Brigham Young
Providence
LaSalle
Delaware
Bowling Green
al Ross
Wayland
Peet
el Paso
West Texas State
Ohio
Pasadata
Calif
Southern California
Nbc-Tv
Miami-Oklahoma
Alabama
Abc-Tv
New Orleans
Arkansas
Mississippi
Cotton
Dallas-Texas
Cbs-Tv
Youth Bowling Tourney Ends at Pearl Lanes
Two day youth bowling tournament concluded at Pearl Lanes with winners named in multiple events. Juniors Scratch singles results include Bud Stack 540 Sam Rapschenberger 30d Scott Van Dyke 406. Handicap singles won by Pat Bennett 592 Sharrel Merical 360 Craig Schreurs 538. Mixed doubles top pairs Ron Zimmer man Kathy Stegall 1037 Mike Durst Shatrel Mericat 1029 Steve Hindall Dixie Bruner 101. Handicap doubles led Gary Gray j Larry Ribbink 1015 Jon Plemmans Paul Tompkins 1001 Mike Jehring Marty Beckey 964.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bud Stackhouse
Sam Rapschenberger
Scott van Dyke
Pat Bennett
Sharrel Merical
Craig Schreurs
Ron Zimmerman
Kathy Stegall
Mike Durst
Shatrel Mericat
Steve Hindall
Dixie
Bruner
Gary Gray J
Larry Ribbink
Jon Plemmans
Paul Tompkins
Mike Jehring
Marty Beckey
Iowa Colleges Duel In Diverse Invitational Tourneys
Iowa and regional colleges compete in multiple invitational events led by Augustana Illinois halting a first round upset and Parsons beating McKendree for the Mid-America title. Buena Vista wins Fargo tourney, Grinnell falls to Chicago, Wartburg faces Cornell in a Tall Corn final pace. Bowl games wrap weekend sports with TV schedules and matchups across the nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Augustana Ti
Coe
Buena Vista
Valley City
S Cotnel
State College of Iowa
Chisago
Grinnell
Parsons
McKendree
Ay Town
Culver Stockn
Wartburg
McMurray
Towa Wesleyan
Northwestern Town
Southern States
Morningside
Luther
St. Olaf
Mount Pleasant
Downing Northwestern College
Upper Town
Culver-Stockton
Monmouth
Augustana Offlinois
Associated Press
Iowa
Mid-America
Fairfield
Downing McKendree
Ilinois
Fargo
N.D
Grimnell
Chicago
Knox
Town
Cornell
Midwest
Ottumwa Stumbles After Early Lead To Newton
Ottumwa led 40-30 at one point but Newton rallyed to win 73 to 64 on Friday night in Newton. Ottumwa’s Emery Jones led with 18 points, Jim Courtney 15, John Stewart 14, Freddie Flowers 13 as Ottumwa shot 45.1 percent while Newton hit 32.4 percent and Tom Altemeier scored 23 for the winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottumwa
Jed
Bulldogs
Newton
Emery Jones
Jim Courtney
John Stewart
Freddie Flowers
Newston
Tom Altemeier
Ottumiva
Sophs
Pro Basketball NBA Friday Results and Schedule
Friday results include Boston 121 Cincinnati 113 and San Francisco 124 over Syracuse. Today’s games feature San Francisco at New York and Los Angeles at Syracuse with Cincinnati at Chicago and Boston at St. Louis. Sunday matchups list Los Angeles at Detroit and St. Louis at Chicago with no Monday NBA games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
NBA
Boston
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Syracuse
New York
Los Angeles
Chicago
St. Louis
Detroit
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Kansa City
Oakland
Long Beach
Kansas City
Phila
Cleveland
National Hockey League
Montreal
Toronto
Boos Turn To Cheers as Warriors Win in Philly
The San Francisco Warriors, back in Philadelphia, shifted from jeers to cheers scoring a 417 victory over the Syracuse Nationals in NBA action. Boston Celtics halted a Cincinnati rally 22-113, Chicago Zephyrs fired coach Jack McMahon and promoted Bo Leonard to skipper as they sat bottom of the Western Division with a 12-06 record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
San Francisco Warriors
Philadelphia
Warriors
West Coast
Syracuse Nationals
Boston Celtics
Cincinnati
Chicago Zephyrs
Chicago
Jack McMahon
Bo Leonard
Zephyrs
Pan American wrestling trials held at Oklahoma State U
The Pan Am trials on the Oklahoma State University campus keep wrestlers in contention to represent the United States in the Pan American Games in Brazil next April. The 145 pound class features Andy Fitch, Keith Kestel, and Francis McCann in a tight race. McCann’s Iowa teammate Tom Huff was eliminated in the fifth round.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stillwater
Oklah
United States
Brazil
Oklahoma State University
Andy Fitch
New York
Keith Kestel
Hazel Park
Mich
Francis McCann
Town
McCann
Iowa
Tom Huff
Muscatine sports chronicle of a packed autumn and winter
A long, scrambled roster of Muscatine sports events and figures from a year of local games. It lists softball parades, Jaycees meetings, Rock Island upset, hot baseball nights in Chicago, and many community sports moments. It notes players like Joe Dodder, Doug Bollinger, and Butch Meerdink, plus local tracks, golf, bowling, and school teams across seasons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
West Liberty
Jaycees
R-M
Muscatine
Rock Island
Hammis
Chicago
Qubs-Redlegs
White Sox Tigers
MHL
Doug Bollinger
Ruth Ann Cutis
Yow
Smnmers
Weed Park
Muskies
Assumption
Rich Meerdink
Art Miller
Dave Gross
Doug Randleman
Muscatineigh
Joe Dodder
Indianapolis Clowns
Red Sox
John Mickey
Columbus
Mascaline
Craig Proffitt
Schmitt
North Methodist
Charcoal Broiler
Sweetland
A’s
Subs
Collegs
Pirates
Craig
Proffitt
Jim Macon
Butch Meerdijk
MHS
Iowa
Ken Weggen
George Connor
Johnny Boyd
Hayes
Doug Felton
DeWitt St Joe's
Black Hawk
Community College
Assimption
Keokuk
Sharm Scheverman
JC Indians
Santa
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Grand Viewjc
Bettendorf
Geagon
Dave Peterson
Nhe
Eastern Iowa
Muskateers
Bennett
Jim Jondle
Ron’ ‘Fiese
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
L-M
Mediapolis
Yellingas
Yowa
Hawks
Durant
New London
Jim Roberg
Here
Cedar Rapids Aegis
Roger Fletcher
Evry
Fuller
Yeedat
Tom Bruner
ABC
Des Moines
Junction
Wapello
Fort Madison
Tem
Assump Gon High School
Ivan Steakins
Legion
Ron Reifert
Gary Grouwinkel
Dick Herrick
Columbus Junction
West’ Liberty
Harrison Terry
Paul Ayemura
Jim Burke
Ron. Reifert
Roger Kerr
Wvapelld
Anl
Eddie Feigner
Sue Meehink
Tured
Ner
Arizona State
I ‘Club
Geneva
Bob Flora
P. J. Anderson
Don Grensing
Peterson
Sox
Matherville
By Jack Hand
Associated Press Sports Writer
Midwestern
Sami Houston
Okla
Christian
Tonn Tech
SMU
Pearl Lanes
American Junior Bowling Congress
John Robinson
Bari
Robbie Beutler
Melody James
Steve Gray
Dave
Gray
Iowa Hawks
Denoma
Messick Vera
Rodgers Sess
Reddington Vis
Roach Seer
Riddle
Molhaus
Aytene
Shaw
Skea
Wes
Oregon Jones
Gi Johnson Reese
Moore
Hare
OZ Gleason
Yales
Mack
Anderson
Tuttle
Coaley Eise
Persona
Hawkins
Messick
Rodgers
Reddington
Roach
Jones
Johnson
Gleason
Yates
Tows Collerek
College of Town
Wartbury
Illinois
Jacksonville
Fla
Penn State
Florida
CBSTV
Montgomery
Ala
iHtars
NBCTV
AllStars
West AllStars
American Legion
Dave Warner
Frans
Investment Service
Blair & CO
Wallace G. Nyweide
Philly
T Lowan
Jose Lopez
Tijuana
Mexico
Apolonia Salinas
Reynosa
Jeacigger
Ivan Toyne Dairy Supply
Cedar St. Dial
Muscatine, Iowa
Homer Weis
Columbus Justelson
Muscatine High Grid
Sonny Liston
Floyd Patterson
QB Club
al Hoskins
Iowa City
Chuck Hansohn
Dodgers
Cal
Toyard
Bettendert
George «Frasher
Indiana
Phillie
Jack Hamilton
Morning Sun
Toledo
Gene and Midge McConaughy
Bev
Ollie
Andalusia
Lauren Elliott
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