1963 Iowa boys state basketball finals push begins
The AP notes eight sub state meet games set for Monday night with 32 titles at stake. Leaders Mason City Forest City Newton Pella Christian Ottumwa Walsh and others vie as district rivals clash in Des Moines area and across the state. Sub state victors advance to the state tourney in Des Moines March 21.
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Davenport West
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Pensacola Open Golf Tourney Winners List
Pensacola results show Arnald Palmer winning with 273 and 3506 9 69 67 273, Harold Kneece at 2030 with 60 7 63 73, Gary Player 267 79 67 276, Tommy Batt 1500 with 69 71 68 68 276, Mason Rudolph 1150 total 277, Bo Wininger 1250 69 70 70 68 277, Johnny Paris 1150 68 71 70 277, Bob Charles 1150 66 77 71 277. Associated Press. Also noted are Williams beating Daniels in Miami Beach and Randall in Okayama Japan.
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Arnald Palmer
Harold Kneece
Gary Player
Tommy Batt
Mason Rudolph
Tlge-Tlas
Bo Wininger
Johnny Paris
Bob Charles
Listons Knee Appears Healed After Workout
Sonny Liston’s sprained right knee, which halted his comeback schedule, showed improvement in a fifth roundish workout in Miami Beach. Liston, 11 pounds over fight weight, looked sharp and said he could be ready for Patterson on April 10. Patterson weighed two pounds over his preferred weigh in during his Tropical Park session. Trainer Dan Florio noted Patterson is peaking and will not spar again until Saturday.
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Floyd Patterson
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Tropical Park Race Track
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Patternon
City table tennis tourney crowns four divisions at YMCA
Four divisions decided as the first annual city table tennis meet at the YMCA concluded Saturday night. Mark Sutherland directed the event with about 12 entries. Finals saw Nietzel beat Tietge in senior singles and other top finishes by Raushhenberger, Miller, and Robinson McCleary. An exhibition followed and organizers invited more players to join a club at the MCA.
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Evans Ville
Ind
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Oklahoma City
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Texas Western
Okla
Jack Fishburn
Rock Island Team Leads in Mixed Tourney
A Rock Island team tops the third Port City Mixed Team Handicap at PlaMor Lanes with three weekends remaining. Leaders include Club Havana Kings and Queens of Rock Island at 3811, Cherry's Beauty Shop Rock Island with 807, PlaMer Mascaline 3806, Stephens House of Trophies Davenport 3772, and Davenport Social Club 3762.
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Davenport
Guthrie Center Tigers Win 1963 Iowa State Title in Narrow Finish
Guthrie Center defeats Wellsburg 76-69 to capture the 1963 Iowa state girls basketball title after a season that saw West Des Moines Valley top rankings early. Karen McCool led with 183 tournament points, while coach Bob Smiley celebrated five years of effort culminating in the championship and McCool, Lynn Brown earned all tournament honors.
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Bill Craisey
Webster Cit Junior College
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Lois Haupt
Janet Waterbury
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Barbara Pforts
Mediapolis
Marcia Bakke
Roland
Carla Meyer
Guthrie Canter
Devélassmen
Petersen
Sharon Walton
Jill Scharnberg
Chica
Wilken
Kay Jordan
West Liberty
Wellsbore
Llonda Haupt
Jovee Hootljer
Jill Jaspers
Dana Meyer
Mantle Injued With Groin Strain Expected Return Soon
Mickey Mantle, Yankee centerfielder, pulled a groin warming up for an exhibition in Miami. He was scratched from the lineup and officials expect him back in 2 or 3 days. The injury interrupts the World Series champions as Coach Casey Stengel plans further evaluation.
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Exhibition Circuit Tests Stiff MLB Lineup
The day’s exhibition games featured the Reds and White Sox in a 1-0 Cincinnati win in Tampa, while the Dodgers’ Koufax impressed in a 4-2 win over Milwaukee at West Palm Beach. Mantle’s injury sidelined the Yankees as Boston hammered the Cubs 12-2 with Garibaldi winning for San Francisco.
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Chigagn White Sox
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Bob Purkey
J Joe Nuxhall
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George MecWilliams
Turk’ Lawn
White Sox
Tony Taylor
Phillies
Johnny, Garyl
Minnesota
Dick Stuart
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Red Sox
Cubs
Rod Garibaldi
San Francisco
Pro Basketball Saturday Scores and Sunday Results
Pro basketball results show St. Louis beating Los Angeles 117 to 1014 in Saturday play. Sunday action features Syracuse 163 over San Francisco 148 and Detroit 124 over Los Angeles 116. Other results include St. Louis 132 defeating New York 10. Upcoming shows St. Louis at Los Angeles and Los Angeles at San Francisco with Cincinnati at New York and Syracuse at Chicago on the schedule. Jamaica's Bunny Grant, 142, outpointed Stanley Wilson, 138, in Kingston.
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Lead Change in ABC Singles at Bowling Tourney
In Buffalo New York Guy St John of South Bend Indiana captured the lead with a 684 three game series on Sunday, displacing Dick Cochran of Chicago who had led Saturday with 682. Bob Leap of Bedford Indiana had started strong but slipped to third after weekend results.
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Guy St. John
South Bend
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Dick Cochran
Chicago
Bob Leap
Bedford
Pairings Announced For Hayes Amateur Basketball Tournament
Evie Lange outlines the 14 team field for the Hayes Amateur Basketball Tournament with top college players from St. Ambrose Burlington JC Augustana Parsons and former Iowa Hawkeyes. Moline Body leads the defending teams, Hunter's TV and Clinton gain byes, opening games set for March 24 with rounds through Sunday finals.
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Wester Drug
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