Dodgers Reward Four Young Stars With Pay Increases
Dodgers boost salaries for youth as Don Drysdale and Tommy Davis lead the raises. Drysdale, 26, signs a 1963 contract around 46,000 after a Cy Young year with 25 wins and 282 strikeouts. Davis, 23, inked about 25,000, top NL hitters in 1962 with 153 RBIs and 23 home runs. Also signed were Ron Fairly, Willie Davis. Fairly about 20,000, Willie Davis unspecified raise. Ken Boyer of St Louis took a pay cut to about 45,000 for 1963.
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Big Don
Dodger
Davis
Drysdale
Cy Young
Los Angeles
Ron Fairly
Willie Davis
Fairly
Ken Boyer
St Louis Cardinals
Bover
Iowa Wesleyan Coach Resigns After Several Roles
Mt Pleasant Iowa Jack Catland announces resignation from Iowa Wesleyan College effective end of the academic year. He has served as athletic director basketball coach and assistant professor in physical education. He aims to continue coaching and teaching at another college or in a high school.
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Mt Pleasant
Iowa
Jack Catland
Iowa Wesleyan College
Darland
Iowa Wesleyan
Oelwe
Iowa State Teachers College
State University of Tawa
Muskies and Hayes Away Friday in Local Bowling Meet
MHS travels to Keokuk with Muskies and Hayes away while Muskateers face St. Paul. High scores include King’s Clover Farm 870, Mald-Rite 832, Pasquale’s 643. Top men include F. Anwell 200 and W. Houser 200, women W. Houser 82 and L. White 168.
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Hayes
MHS
Keokuk
St. Paul
Pasquale
Taver Rinle
Clover Farm
Weenay
Gerry
Paiter
Bob's Tavernais
Rick's
King's Clover Farm
La-Mon
Pearl Lanes
Reeve
Charcoal Broiler
Moose
Trio Body Shop
Montcule
Hit Bob's
Meerdink’s
Lulii
Whitlow's
Sesay
Stora Roeak
Ma Coders
Ma Coders Ae 10 & Olds Ue i Henderson
Chev Lyte
Errenn
Thermogash
Gamnes
TM Biate Toro
Hig Whitlow
Sun Mart
Hunter
T. Dez
John Curtis Eagies
Line
Sim Burke
Ken Bartelt
Iinter
Shop
Tit Burke
Reev
John Rauschen
Ste Ind
John Curtis
Ken Barich
High Ind
Arren Kurriger
Berger
W. Deatrel Bates
Lush
Town & Country
Hun Shop
Bob's Mobile
Hown & Country
George Arter
Boldt
Warren Kurriger
Rauschenberger and
Chub
Napeles
Feerry Tech
Hunter's
Dog & Sus Dressers
Westerd Transportation
Ecu Hough Contry
Whitman
Brassatt & Lucas
T. Reeves
Imarta Kurrl
Jeanelle Phillipe
D. Gray High
Martha Kurrl
F. Rosa
V. Jensen
Ger
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McCullough
Kent
Ww. L. Beal
Saan
M. Diplo
Ie Suen
Dora
Miller
R. Anderson
Tilih
Sevien
M. Dinnie
Anderson
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Asa
Kent Fends
Nite Kappers
Sehauland’s
Aee
Knott
Wilson ‘Shoe Store
Ened Potter
Muskies Aim For Share Of Little Six Crown Friday
Muscatine high school heads to southern Iowa for road games Friday night as part of a crucial stretch to chase a possible share of the Little Six title. Rusty Glasgow and Keokuk clash shapes, with Ottawa and Burlington looming. Muscatine seeks to snap a five-game road skid and relies on Glasgow's return from tonsillitis and a lineup including Hanlin, Craig, Humphrey, and Stevenson.
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Iowa
Muscatine G
Mayes Catholic
St. Jams
St. Paul
Manchline Community College
Ik Idle Hut
Centerville
Muskies
Keokuk
Ottumwa
Burlington
MHS
Coleaders
Muscaline
Rusty Glasgow
Chiefs
Glasgow
Gary Hanlin
Jerry Craig
Gary Humphrey
Jerry Stevenson
Hanlin
Stevenson
Tevenson
Don Witte
Bil Jones
Jim Kaeding
Knight
Kaeding
Neil Hitchcock
Ron Axel
Toe Dodder
Herb Griggs
Chuck Moody
Denny Garvin
Axel
Garvin
North Scott
MHL
Mayes
Ray Dull
Keokuk Stritch
Johnny Wester
Tom Morrow
Ron Hahnbaum
Joe Maher
Terry Zybarth
Cubs Lose 239000 As Sales Fail To Cover Costs
Chicago records show the Cubs faced a $239,954 overall loss for the season despite $662,451 in revenue from TV radio and Bears rental. Direct operations totaled a $902,445 deficit while coaching staff costs and food sales at Wrigley Field topped $239,000 in negative impact.
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Wrigley Field
Cubs
Jessex
Chicago Bears
NFL Owners Plan Exhibition Slates Before Any Bids
NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle announced owners will draft bidding instructions at the spring meeting after working out exhibition schedules. The league eyes a record TV deal for the championship game, with bids likely well above the former $615,090. Regular-season rights run through 1963 at about $4.65 million yearly. Preseason schedules to be finalized before teams depart, Playoff Bowl extended for one year at Miami's Orange Bowl. A minor rule tweak moves hash marks to reduce punter interference inside the 15.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Pete Rozelle
NFL
Miami
Seats Remaining for Cincinnati Clash at Veterans Auditorium
Des Moines Drake athletic officials said Thursday there will be no general admission tickets for the Bulldogs basketball game at Cincinnati Monday. Several hundred reserved seats remain available as about 12,000 fans are expected to attend. Cincinnati is undefeated and a two time national champion top ranked.
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Des Moines
Drake Alleletic
Bulldogs
Cincinnati
Veterans Auditorium
Lean Lin
Split Decision Awarded Robinson Disgusts Dupas
Sugar Ray Robinson won by split decision over Ralph Dupas at the Miami Beach Convention Hall, with judges split 98-96, 97-94 for Robinson and 98-94 for Dupas. The crowd of 6,252 paid $25,558 as Dupas criticized the verdict while Robinson admitted luck in a 10‑round middleweight bout.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Miami Beach
Fla
Sugar Ray Robinson
Ralph Dupas
Dupas
Miami Beach Convention Hall
Robinson
Billy Reagan
Barry’ Pearlman
Jim Ruby
New Orleans
Sugar
Zare
Local Swimmers Head to Clinton District Meet
Muscatine and Hayes Catholic high schools join a district swimming meet on Saturday February 9 at Clinton. Top four finishers advance to the state meet on February 16 at Iowa State University Townpool. Competitors include Burlington Cedar Rapids Jefferson Washington Clinton Davenport Central West Iowa City High Keokuk Cardinal Stretch Tipton and others. Another district is set for Des Moines featuring Boone Cedar Falls Des Moines East Lincoln North Roosevelt Technical Fort Dodge Marshalltown Ottumwa Sioux City Central and Waterloo West.
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Hayes Catholic
Clinton
We State University of Townpool
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Washington
Davenport Central
Iowa City
Keokuk
Keokuk Cardinal
Tipton
Des Moines
Boone
Cedar Falls
Lincoln, North
Roosevelt and Technical
Fort Padge
Marshalltown
Ottumwa
Sioux City Central
Waterloo
Will Does the Scoring Celts Do the Winning
Boston Celtics win 125 110 over the Warriors in a repeated pattern where Will scoring leads and defense seals the victory. Wilt Chamberlain and Bill Russell clash as Boston expands its division lead to 8 1/2 games in the series, while Jerry West Elgin Baylor and Dick Barnett pace the Lakers in a 116 115 win over New York in the doubleheader opener.
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Big Will
Boston Celtics
Francisco
Wilt Chamberlain
Bill Russell
National Basketball Association
Wilt
Warriors
Jerry West
Elgin Saylor
Dick Barnett
Los Angeles
New York
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