Ottumwa Bulldogs Hold Inside Track in Little Six Race
Ottumwa leads the Little Six as the second half starts, with strong team defense and a 54.0 points allowed per game while scoring about 72 per contest. Individual leaders include Jim Courtney of Ottumwa and Rusty Glasgow of Keokuk, with several players from Assumption, Muscatine, Burlington and Keokuk contributing. The schedule includes three home games against Bettendorf Assumption and Keokuk, and road tests at Burlington Muscatine and Keokuk.
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Ottumwans
Innishall
Bulldogs
Bettendorl
Assumption
Keokuk
Burlington
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Keorkuk
Bettendorf
Ottumya
Mount Pleasant Durnge
Panthers
Otlumwa
Grayhounds
Jim Courtney
Otlumna
Rusty Glasgow
Tiwo
Ot Uumwa
Bob Leonard
Keokuk and Batten
Chicago Zephyrs
Dart
Jack McMahon
Frank Gtp
Courtmney
J. Smith
Beseve
Spullis
Gadie
Dodder
Ils -Kellenberger
Moody
Moe
Bil Bunlin
Negro
Volo
West Branch Seeks 1963 Grid Schedule
West Branch high school seeks one football game for the 1963 season with an open date of Sent. 27 and options for home or away. Interested parties should contact Elmer Prescott, the principal, at West Branch High School. The report also notes recent boxing results from Worcester with Johny Bean and Rodrique Beaupre among the competitors in a points decision.
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West Branch — High School
Elmer Prescott
West Branch High School
Grand View Dominates Muscatine In Iowa TC Clash
Grand View in a 46-32 halftime edge and a 60-point final half rout, shooting 56 percent while Muscatine and Des Moines battled for the state scorers race. Fred Taylor led Grand View with 38 points, followed by Cliff Cameron of Muscatine.
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Iowa ‘Wesleyan Dubuque
Grand View
Iowa TC
Magentine
Indians
Keokuk
Muscatine
Des Moines
Fred
Q.C.) Taylor
Cliff Cameron
Thusay
Taylor
Peoria
Cameron
Fitchburg Cuo Is Averaging 66 Points Per Game
Fitchburg State freshmen Bob Johnson and Fred Gillis form the top women scorers in the NAIA, averaging 38.8 and 28.8 respectively, yet Fitchburg has won only five of 11. Willie Shaw of Lane College leads the circuit with 42.2. Gorham Maine State leads MATA team scoring at 99.9, with Grambling close behind at 914. Multiple players contribute for Grand View as coach Dave Sisam’s Vikings post 84 points from four players.
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Kansas City
Bob Johnson
Fred Gillis
Fitchburg
Mass
National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics
Johnson
NATA
Gillis
Willie Shaw
Lane Tenn
Gorham
Maine State
MATA
Grambling
Jagtones Grand View
Dave Sisam
Vikings
Cameron
Mike Rueckert
Ralph Bartelt
Jerry Welk
Muscatine
Karras Told To Be Quiet About Betting Probe
Detroit Lions star tackle Alex Karras faced two lengthy sessions with NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle after remarks on a television show suggesting he bet on games. Rozelle planned a formal statement as Karras returned to Detroit under strict silence orders. Carroll Rosenbloom, Baltimore Colts owner, was later reported as questioned about betting on his team and denying it. Wayne Walker received a warning during the inquiry.
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Jim Becker
Associated Press
New York
Alex Karras
Detroit Lions
Karras
National Football” League
Pete Rozelle
Detroit
NEL
Rozelle
Miami
Fla
Herald
Carroll Rosenbloom
Baltimore
Calis
The
Rosenbloom
Jerome Doyle
Wayne Walker
HPL
Walker
Ottumwa Widens Margin as Knights, MHS Reach Top Ten
In the second Associated Press high school basketball poll Ottumwa Newton Mason City Carroll Fort Dodge Edmonds lead the district atop the standings. Mason City and Newton were unanimous choices. Mason City has won 14 straight, routing Charles City 66 30 and Fort Dodge 49 36, with Waterloo East rising to second in the north behind Mason City.
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Ron Speer
Associated Press
Ottumwa
Newton
Mason Cily
Carroll
Fort Dodge’ &J. Edmond
Mason City
Charles City
Fort Dodge
Waterloo East
Dubuque
Vah- Jert
Cedar Rapides Regis
Ankeny
Marshalltown
Marshall
Keokuk
Davenport West
Davenport
Central
Atlantic
Mount Ayr
Fort Dodge St. Edmond
LeMars
Sioux City East
Sioux City Heelan
Sioux City Central
Davenport Central
Clinton
Burlington
Ottumwa Walsh
Davenport Assumption
Tipton
Muscaweee
Fort Madison
Aquinas
Keokuk Stritch
Bennett
Clinton St
Mary Town City
Waco
Town City
Regina
Mount Pleasant
Wilton Junction
Dubuque Wahlert
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Waterloo West
St. Pat's
Jefferson
Independence
Gilbertsville
Don Bosco
Newsman
Council Bluffs
State Tries to Even Loop Mark State Tries to Even Loop Mark
Iowa State aims to level its Big Eight record with a home game against Missouri after two straight wins. Key players Marv Straw Gary Kleven and Vinnie Brewer boosted recent form as the Cyclones chase another conference upset while Missouri looks to rebound from early losses.
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Columbia
Town State
Missouri
Cyclones
Kansas
Drake
Tigers
Iowa State
Marv Straw
Gary Kleven
Vinnie Brewer
Straw
Kleven
Brewer
Sox to Open Camp Earlier in Sarasota Florida
The Chicago White Sox will begin spring training sooner in Sarasota Florida with batters reporting February 20 and the rest of the roster joining four days later. Manager Lopez previously had the full squad report together but a slow start last season prompted the change. Ed Short, the general manager, explained the plan. Also included are hockey scores from Associated Press with results Montreal six Toronto four Detroit five Boston three and a brief Friday/Sunday slate with Detroit at Montreal Chicago at Toronto New York at Boston.
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Chicago
Chicago’ White Sox
Sarasota
Fla
al Lopez
Ed Short
Associated Press
Montreal
Toronto
Detroit
Boston
New York
Agan
Bearcats End Bradley Jinx With Overtime Win at Peoria
Cincinnati finally beat Bradley at Robertson Field House after five seasons, holding Bradley scoreless over the final eight minutes. Two Thacker field goals, Wilson basket, and late free throws sealed a 54 to 46 victory, giving Cincinnati an unblemished 4-0 MVC start and a 140 season mark. The crowd of about 8,000 witnessed a seesaw MVC clash as Lavern Taft sparked Bradley to a 44-44 tie before Cincinnati pulled away.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Cincinnati
Bradley
Peoria
Bearcats
Braves
Arizona
State
New Mexico
Wyoming
Georgia
Florida State
Syracuse
Colgate
Robertson
Lavern Taft
Tom Thacker
George Wilson
MVC
Goose Tatum to Lead Roadkings in Harlem Rens Clash
Goose Tatum known as the ageless clown prince of the hardcourt schedules a Harlem Roadkings appearance at the MHS fieldhouse on Wednesday February. The Roadkings meet the New York Rens in a barnstorming game with Satchel Paige and Tatum’s son Reece Jr. on the roster.
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Reece
Goose) Tatum
Harlem
New York Rens
MHS
Tatum
Harlem Globetrollers
Trodecs
Lincoln
Neb
Air Force
Harlem Roadkings
Satchel Paige
Reece Tatum Jr
Posh Cae Eee Posh Cae Eee Scores Reported
EAST Syracuse 65 Colgate 37 Wagner 78 Penn Military 67 SOUTH Georgia 30 Florida State 76 Virginia State S1 North Carolina A and T 64 MIDWEST Cincinnati 52 Bradley 46 South Dakota 74 Augustana 3 dD 67 SOUTHWEST Arizona State Univ 58 New Mexico 47 FAR WEST Wyoming 4 Arizona 72
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Syracuse
Colgate
Wagner
Penn Military
South Georgia
Florida State
Virginia State
North Carolina
Midwest
Cincinnati
Bradley
South Dakota
Augustana
Arizona State Univ
New Mexico
Far West
Wyoming
Arizona
Dallas Assistant Quits From Cowboys Staff
Dallas Cowboys general manager Tex Schramm announced Thursday the resignation of assistant coach Tom Dahms, ending his role with the NFL club. Dahms had served as an assistant coach under Schramm during the period.
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Dallas
Tex Schramm
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Tom Dahms
Yogi Berra to coach first base and play for 1963 Yankees
Yogi Berra, a Yankee since 1945, will be playing coach at first base for the world champions in 1963. Roy Hamey announced Berra will likely play about 75 games next season while remaining a player and joining the Yankees board of strategy. Berra, who turns 38 in May, hit 224 in 86 games in 1962 with a lifetime 284 average and 350 home runs. Other 1963 contracts include Hank Aaron with Milwaukee, Leon Wagner with the Los Angeles Angels, and rookie third baseman Bud Bailey with Pittsburgh.
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Associated Press
Yogi Berra
Katzenjammer
New York Yankees
Board of Strategy
Lawrence Berra
Roy Hamey
Will Bey
Yogi
Hamey
Berra
Hank
Arnon
Milwaukee
Leon Wagner
Los Angeles Angels
Bnd Bailey
Pittsburgh Pirates
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