Record-Setting Iowa State Tournament Tale Emerges
The article notes how tournament sites influence championships, with central Iowa rising in power and Newton and Regis achieving unbeaten seasons. It discusses era shifts since 1935 with Des Moines and Iowa City hosting, and cites Davenport and Muscatine as repeated past champs while upset losses affected entries.
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Newton
Regis
Marshall Town
Muskies
Dex Moines
Iowa City
Manning
Eastern Iowa
Davenport
Muscatine
Clinton St. Mary's
Ottumwa
Des Moines
Town City St. Mary's
Wheatland
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Southeast
Mmost
Ames
Marshalltown
Han Hurt
Eastarn Lowe
Iowa Prep
Wart
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West
Dubuque
Mason City
Davenport West
Gemifinal BK
Dubuqué
Regis’ Press
Cardinals
al Grady
Jawa
City
Uecord
Masters contenders named in three Ps forecast
Associated Press. Will Grimsley reports Fred Corcoran identifies Palmer Gary Player and Johnny Pott as threats to win the Masters. He dismisses amateurs and older players, notes Nicklaus turned pro, and cites Snead Hogan Nelson as possible challenges while Augusta’s course remains tough and unforgiving.
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Will
Grimsley
Preay Sports Wester
New York
Palmer
Player
Pott
Fred Corcoran
Arnold Palmer
International Golf Association
Gary
Johnny Pott
Corcoran
Jack Nicklaus
Augusta
Sam Snead
Ben Hogan
Byron Nelson
Losers Club of New York Holds a Mock Meeting
A spoof meeting of New York sports clubs erupts in banter as Knick Ranger Titan Met clash over past failures and imagined leadership. They joke about titles and losses, signaling a lighthearted jab at Knicks Rangers Titans Mets Giants during Hate Week for each team.
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Jim Becker
New York
New York Knicks
National Basketball Association
New York Titans
American Football League
New York Rangers
Knick
Ranger
TITAN
Harry Wismer
Met
Phillies
Red Sox
MR. Knick
Nome
MR. Titan
Harry
MR. Met
Hershey
Wilt Chamberlain
New York Yankees
New York Giants
Georgia Probe Probes Butts Calls To Known Gamblers
Georgia Attorney General Eugene Cook says records show Wallace Butts telephoned individuals linked to college sports gambling but finds no evidence he gambled. SEC and U S Senate probes continue as Alabama coach Paul Bryant and Butts deny wrongdoing in the game dispute. The Post report prompted libel suit by Butts. investigations may take months.
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Atlanta 4
Wallace Butts
Butts
Eugene Cook
Georgia
Bryant
Alabama
The
Post
Conk
Bulia
U.S. Senate Investigations Committee
Donald F. O
Cookie Rojas and Ed Charles Double Play At Bradenton
Cookie Rojas of the Phillies handles a throw to complete a double play against Dick Howser of the Kansas City Athletics in Bradenton Florida. The sequence starts with Ed Charles grounding to short in the fourth inning, captured in AP Photofax.
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Dick Howser
Kansas City Athletics
Cookie Rojas
Phillies
Bradenton
Fla
Ed Charles
Tournament resumes at Hayes Gym with semifinalists
Hayes Amateur Basketball tourney action continues tonight at Hayes Gym. At 6 45 p m Moline Body, defending champion, faces Western Deng featuring Augustana players. The 8 p m game pits Wilsons versus Carlisle s Sporting Goods with ex Wilton players and Parsons starters. Semifinals Sunday at 1 p m and 2 30 p m follow, with consolation and final at 7 and 9 20 p m. Admission 35 cents. final session 50 cents.
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Wilson
Chevrolet
Wilton
Carlisle
Sporting Goods
Wilson's
Parsons
Town City
Reynolds
Moody
Healing
Paelz Super Valu
Moore's Body Is Back Home in Springfield Ohio
The body of Davey Moore who died from injuries after a world featherweight title fight in Los Angeles last week was returned to Springfield. Large crowds welcomed the casket at Port Columbus Airport and Patterson Funeral Home where services are set for Saturday. Moore's widow Geraldine, her mother Mrs Grady Welch, and sister Mrs Miriam Hayes accompanied the body from Los Angeles. Moore had spent most of his life in Springfield, moved to Columbus two years ago, and will be buried at Ferncliff Cemetery after services at Mount Zion Baptist Church.
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Springfield
Ohio
Davey Moore
Los Angeles
Port Columbus
Patterson
Geraldine
Grady Welch
Moore
Miriam Hayes
Exhibition Baseball Scores and Friday Games
Results from exhibition baseball show New York A six to seven wins, Chicago N nine to twelve, and other city matchups. Friday slate includes Cincinnati at Philadelphia and Chicago A at Milwaukee with several city rivals facing off across leagues. Newman coach resigns Mason City High School cited Gene Pieratti stepping down after two seasons.
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St. Louis
Pilshuneh
Baltimore
Chicago
San Francisco
Houston
Boston
Washington
Detroit
Minnesota
Mangas City
Cleveland
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Iansas City
Milwaukee
Detro
New York
Pittsburgh
Oklahoma City
Newman
Mason City
Mason City High Selo
Gene Pieratti
Giants Blush After Blowing 9-1 Lead in Loss to Tacoma
San Francisco manager Al Dark watched his Giants fall 10-9 to Tacoma in an exhibition at Casa Grande after leading 9-1 early. Jesus Alou hit a two run homer in the eighth, Jim Ray Hart added a three run shot, and Marion Talton delivered the decisive single in the ninth. Bob Bolin took the loss, dropping to 6-12 on the spring. Other mlb action included Lew Burdette’s four hit shutout of Detroit and Early Wynn’s clean slate against Washington. The day also featured a Reds win at Vero Beach, Phillies 16 2 over Kansas City, and Yankees, Angels, Cubs, Mets wins.
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al Dark
San Francisco
Giant
Tacoma
Casa Grande
Little Giants
Hix Glania
Galag Intor
Jesus Alou
Alou Brothers
Jim Ray Hart
Ron Phifer
Marion Talton
Giants
Bob Bolin
Wnitil
Lew Burdette
Milwaukee
Braves
Detroit
West Palms
Burdette
Wynn
Chicago White Sox
Ed Fisher
Washington
Sarasota
Philadelphia
Kansas City
Bradventon
Joe Pepitone
New York Yankees
Minneota
Orlando
Los Angeles Angels
Boston
Scottsdale
Chicago Cubs
Cleveland
Tucsor
New York Mets
St. Louis
St. Petersburg
Cher Ed Sadowski
Angels
Jet Traffic Triumph Tops New York Pre-Derby Race
Jet Traffic wins the second of New York's major pre Derby races for 3 year olds at Aqueduct, clocking a mile in 1 minute 42.5 seconds. George I Widener's Von Gallant finishes second three lengths back after rallying, while Patrice Jacobs Bonjour, the 17-20 favorite and Governor's Gold Cup winner at Bowie, trails Top Gallant. Bobby Ussery rode Jet Traffic with a 30 pound impost.
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New York
Aqueduct
Bonjour
Russell A. Firestone, Jr
Bobby Ussery
Palm Tree
George I. Widener
von Gallant
Top Gallant
Jet Traffic
Patrice Jacob
Bowie
Top Galant
Baker May Get 25 000 a Year With the Rams
Oregon State star Terry Baker agreed to a three year contract with the Los Angeles Rams. The Heisman winner signed Tuesday night at the Rams office with Elroy Hirsch. Terms were not disclosed but Baker is believed to receive 25 000 per year plus a signing bonus. He was the Rams first draft choice and had other offers from Oakland and Toronto.
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Los
Rams
Oakland
Toronto
JC All America selections name Boyce and Taylor on third team
Dodge City and Burlington players Boyce of Burlington and Taylor of Des Moines were placed on the NJCAA 1963 basketball third team. First team honors went to Gene Bogash of Wilmington, Herb Johnston of Jacksonville, Rocky Park of Independence, Kirby Pugh of San Angelo, and Bill Schneider.
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Dodge City
Jim Boyce
Burlington
Floyd Taylor
Des Moines
National Junior Caliepe Athletic Association
Gene Bogash
Wilmington
N.C
Herbert Johnston
Jacksonville
Tex
Rocky Park
Independence
Kan
Kirby Pugh
San Angelo
Bill Schneider
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