Autopsy findings show Moore suffered triple brain damage
Los Angeles coroner Dr. Thelove J. Curphey says Davey Moore’s autopsy revealed three times more brain damage than initially indicated after the Ramos fight. He cites brain stem edema and midline contusions as major factors, with back‑of‑neck impact on the ropes contributing to death. Ramos expressed sorrow to Moore’s widow. Moore’s funeral planned for Columbus, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moore
Los Angeles
Coro
Davey Moore
Sugar Ramos
Letty
Raton
Inders
Thealove J. Curphey
Ramos’ Sage
de. Curphey
Polo Gonzales
Hollywood
Calif
Wilhelm von Homburg
Magdilin Rouge
Gonzales
Curphey
California
Howard
Ramos
Jose Tiger Blanco
Havana
Mexico
Geraldine
Davey
Columbus
Ohio
Fraser Is Top Woman Athlete
Dawn Fraser of Australia, voted Woman Athlete of the Year for 1962 in the Associated Press poll, was en route by sea to receive the Babe Didrikson Zaharias trophy aboard the ship Monterey. Captain Mervin C. Stone will present the trophy in Sydney on April 8.
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Los Angeles
Babe Didrikson Zaharias
Australia
Dawn Fraser
George Zaharias
Abe
Mervin C. Stone
Monterey
Stone
Fraser
Sydney
Shindig Tickets Go On Sale For Muscatine Club Event
Tickets for the Mascaline Quarterback club Shindig are on sale now through club members. Priced at 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for students the event on Thursday April 4 will feature grade school all star games Little Six sophs versus ninth graders a faculty game ballet dance contest and a dance. Proceeds fund athletic projects in Muscatine.
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Mascaline Quarterback Club
Art Miller
Little Six
Muscatine
Legislators Call for Censure and Regulation of Boxing
The Associated Press reports a wave of politics and passion following Davy Moore’s death from boxing injuries. lawmakers seek stricter controls and even abolition, with Kefauver urging a federal boxing commission and Kennedy shifting support toward regulation. States like California and New York push safeguards while others consider bans, amid mixed public reaction and ongoing debates.
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Associated. Press
Davy Moore
Moore
Sugar Ramos
Ramos
John XXIII
Estes Kelavuer
D-Tent
Hugh K. Carey
Daly
Benny Paret
Davey Moore
Carey
Kefauver
Federal Boxing Commission
Aly
Robert Kennedy
Justice Department
Kennedy
New York State
Pare
Emile Griffith
California
Connecti Hlinoix
Oregon
Newte
Edmund G. Pat Brown
James A. Farley
New York State Boxing Commission
Tinois
Otto Kerner
Farley
Football Fix Probe Continues After Suit for $10 Million Filed
The corruption inquiry into rigging a football game presses on as Wallace Bulls sues Curtis Publishing for 10 million dollars, alleging libel from a Saturday Evening Post report. The suit targets reputational damages to Bulls after a 35 year coaching career.
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Atlanta
Wallace Bulls
Georgia
Curtis Publishing Co
Saturday Evening Post
Bulls
Post
Thersuit
George Burnell
Allanta Insurance
Butts
Paul Bear Bryant
Alabama
Burnett
Bryant
Georgia Atty
Eugene Quok
Cook
I Bryant
Maj
Barney Ragsdale
Georgia Bureau of Investigation
American Academy of Polygraph Examiners
Monday's Fights Weeded by Provo Associated
The Associated report lists boxing results across several cities. Joey Giardello outpointed Ernie Burford in Philadelphia. Rudy Davis knocked out Billy Tisdale in Lewiston. Gary McLendon stopped Santos Flores in Miami. Henry Hank knocked out Dick Young in Oakland. Wilhelm von Homburg stopped Pete Gonzales in Hollywood. Vincente Dorado outpointed Aisa Hashas in Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Gary McLendon
Dublin
Santos Flores
San Juan
P. Ry
Oakland
Calif
Henry Hank
Detroit
Dick Young
Philadelphia
Hollywood
Wilhelm von Homburg
Germany
Pete Gonzales
Los Angeles
Paris
Vincente Dorado
Argentina
Aisa Hashas
France
Farm Bureau Women League Standings and high games
Nichols Grain beats Wilton Implement 78 to 735 for high team game. Wilton Cement leads team series at 2177, Nichols Grain 2148. Individual high games include Christine Newcomb and Muriel Marolf, with series led by Muriel and Catharine Gipple. Soil Consent standings noted in league.
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Farm Bureau
Nichols Grain & Foed
Witton
Hoones
Ray Pace Agency
Pearl Lanes
Iskeee Southside
Conral
Sunset Inneeereey
Ne Bank
Collitz Marker
Serson
Central State Gumbeer Mart
Ina Mae
Resaurant
Schlitz
Rantiview Ave
Mobil al
Tichamas al Onpelt
Sun
Indy
Dei el Tales
Count Hawl
Aise Shop
Sovawetl Sg
Missey's
Aibstone Silos
I Bk
Town
Lada
Pet Williamson
Alberta Lenseth
Relt Willant
Anne Figg
Tanak Walton
Alnut Grove
McElroy Portable ‘Weld
Louis Rich Foods
McCoy Excavation
Carlisle Sport Shop
McCoy Extavaton
Louis Rich
Teriest McCoy
Yatta
Igaak Walton
Ted Kemper
Carl Broderson
C. Weiss
B. Gregg
Farm Bureau League
Super Sweet
Ribstone
Heves
Farm Bureau Service
Wilton
Me-Jon Inc
Hawkeye
Jarvis Insurance
Kame Hawkeye
Elbstone
Muscatine
Ibsor & Gibson
Carver Paynp
Walton Nurseries
Newt's
Leslie's Standard - Mia
iaLyn Fairbanks
Leslie's
Standard
Muse
Pearl
Colleen Cotter
Wilma Houser
Nancy Mc
Cleary
Florence Mary
Starck
St Riswold
Jake's Market
Tim
Claussen
Bass
Lyle Irkhofer
Gruner
Bob Coss
Harland Grunder
Game
Howe and Hall Profit From 1962-63 NHL Season Bonuses
Gordie Howe of the Detroit Red Wings won the Art Ross Trophy with 86 points, 38 goals, and 48 assists, plus $1,500 in league bonuses for leading overall and second-half scoring. Glen Hall of the Chicago Black Hawks earned the Vezina Trophy for allowing 178 goals, taking $2.00 in prizes with $1,000 for Vezina, plus $500 and $300 for leading goalie through season halves. Johnny Bower finished runner-up with $3,400 in bonuses.
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Montreal
Gordie Howe
Detroit Red Wings
Glen Hall
Chicago Black Hawks
Howe
Art Ross
Hall
Toronto
Johnny Bower
Vezina
Exhibition Baseball Results From Monday's Games
Results show Louis beating Chicago 4 to 3, Washington over New York 5 to 3, and Baltimore a 4 run win over Pittsburgh in a 0 inning game. Other scores include New York 11 innings Milwaukee 2, Chicago 7 Los Angeles 4, Cleveland 11 Houston 3, and Boston 4 San Francisco 2.
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Associated
Chicago
Philadelphia
Louis Chicate
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Baltimore
Minnesota
Detroit
New York
Kansas City
Washington
Boston
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
St. Louis
Tacoma
Deeds Recorded In Muscatine Area Real Estate Transfers
Deeds recorded show Francis L Foley and family to Richard A and Benal Ann Brooks Lot 3 and part Lot 4 Block 37 Muscatine. estate of Earl McKean. Eugene D and Doris W Newton to Lot 4 Block 93 and related quitclaim for Sharon Ant McKean. L Gloyd and Mary B Tarkson to Louis E Wood home Lot 2 Crestwood Muscatine.
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Francis L. Foley
Richard A
Benal Ann Brooks
Muscatine
Gent
Cora Lee Rosenthal
Gene
Earl McKean
Eugene D
Doris W. Newton
Guardian
Sharon Ant McKean
Lo Eugene D
Richard
Jeanine L. M. McKean Lo
Quitclaim
L. Gloyd
Mary B. Tarkson
Louis E. Woodhouse
Crestwood Addition
O Muscatine
Sun Visitors Return to Michigan
Morning Sun reports Mr and Mrs Donald Heater left for Battle Creek Michigan after a week with their parents Ms and Mrs Junior Geiggr and Myr and Mrs Charles Heater They spent Sunday with their son Mr and Mrs Charles T White of Morroe They attended Monroe High School girls glee club spring concert Director is Mrs Charles White Also noted are Mr and Mrs Rober McShinney and Mr and Mrs Charles Sellers with family visiting in Chicago over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Heater
Battle Creek
Mich
Junior Geiggr
Myr
Charles Heater
Frank White
Charles T. White
Morroe
Girls Glee Club
Monroe High School
Charles White
Rober McShinney
Charles Sellers
Chicago
Louisa County Swinemen Raise 430 In Roundup
Louisa County Swine Producers raised 430 dollars through their annual cull hog roundup last week, bringing the treasury to 788 to support the Swine Producers Association educational activities. Some could not attend due to lot conditions and disease. those wishing to contribute cash should contact Jennings or township chairmen. Winners in township drawings include Richard Siegel, Wapello area residents, and others across Columbus Junction, Oakville, Morning Sun, and Ainsworth.
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Wapello
Louisa County
Viva Jennings
Jennings
Swine Producers Association
Richard Siegel
Oakville
W. C. Smith
Raymond Werner
Columbus Junction
Fred Hamiston
Don Busier
Charles Buser
Conesville
Keil Carey
Hilton Harris
Morning Sun
W. L. McGinnis
Ward Hawkins
Harry Hamiston
Sam and
Robert Murray
Altvin Wehr
Ainsworth
Steve i Kellogg
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Natonal Hockey League
Associated Press
Lowa
East Second St
Muscatine American, Legion
Joey Giardello
Ernie Burford
Memphis
Tenn
Lewiston
Rudy Davis
Billy ‘Tisdale
Bridgeport
Conn
Muscatine Used Parts Co
St Ewart Road
Everly
Hope Lutheran Church
Cheryl Mae Moeller
David Whade
Linn Grove
PlaMar
Wildcat
Lucas Quality Pilog
Hetzler Dairy
Azak Walloh
H. J. Heinz Co
Tzark Wallon No
G. Mecallough
T. Fox
R. Gordy
G. McCullough
Terry & Son
Huttiz
Millworks
aLlgast
Massey
Northwestern
Mutual Life Ins
Donald L. Lee
Dial
Cedar Street
Centrol
MUCC
State Bank
Muscatine, Va
Hull
M. Sun
Michigan
YeLlowstone
Kentucky
Yellowstone Distillery
Herrin’s Rapid Service
East Second Street
Eeaj Rocket
Oldsmobile
Hlt WY
AUTH
Henderson
Chevrolet
Mississippi Dr
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