Football Comments Coach Lauds Ottumwa Rally
Excerpts from Little Six football games last weekend note Ottumwa Bulldogs rallying to a 146 win over Regis and Fort Madison Muscatine battles. Keokuk coach Herb Cormack praises stout defense in a 25 12 win over Quincy Christian Brothers with praise for line play and adjustments.
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Open Champion Is Illinois Pro Open Champion Is Illinois Pro
Illinois pro Ed Wysowski of Galesburg won the Iowa Open with a five under total 211 after rounds of 70 70 71 at Emeis course Davenport. He led after 38 holes then claimed top money ahead of amateur Jim Jamieson and John Liechty who tied for second at 212.
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Ames-4h Coach Prep for ISU Virginia Military Institute Game
Iowa State coach Stapleton faces a tight week as he prepares the Cyclones for a home game with Virginia Military Institute. Wingback Dick Limerick starred, scoring three field goals and making five receptions for 58 yards, while Ken Bunte and Tom Vaughn also contributed. The defense forced a California safety on a punt snap, and Cyclone held a 15-8 defeat to California in a recent scrimmage.
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Browns Rushing Start Nets 394 Yards In Two Games
Cleveland fullback Jim Brown surged to 394 yards in two games as the Browns beat the Cowboys 41 24 to remain unbeaten. He ran for 232 yards and scored two touchdowns, while other NFL results saw Green Bay, Pittsburgh and Baltimore win, with Detroit and 49ers among the 0-2 teams. Schedule notes include Baltimore at Green Bay and Dallas at Washington.
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Dodgers Lose Chance To Clinch As Pirates Triumph 4-0
Dodgers see their pennant hopes slip after a 4-0 loss to Pittsburgh as Bob Veale and Billy Face shut them out late. Cincinnati’s 5-3 loss to St Louis narrows the gap to one, with Chicago and New York also posting key wins around the league. Willie McCovey leads the NL with three homers in a big San Francisco burst, while Chicago, Houston, and Milwaukee win as the pennant race stays tight. In the American League, New York holds off Kansas City as Downing earns another complete game, and Minnesota bats rise with Pascual win as Killebrew hits his 45th homer.
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Exhibition Hockey Scores Across Leagues Highlight Action
In Toronto and Quebec exhibitions, the NHL and AL clubs faced off with varied results. New York beat Montreal 10, Detroit and Chicago tied 4, Baltimore edged St. Paul 4, while Toronto and Quebec hosted multiple matchups across leagues.
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Dodgers Await Pennant as Alston Hopes Cracker Run
Los Angeles Dodgers, after a five game win streak and 16 of 21, face the New York Mets Tuesday night hoping for a pennant in Chicago. Manager Walter Alston notes a rare loss to the Pirates 4-0 after a slump, and acknowledges the tough cards. Danny Murtagh's call from Pittsburgh ends the chat with good luck wishes.
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12 Boys Receive Baseball Letters at Muscatine High
Summer baseball letter winners for 1963 Muscatine High were announced. Tri captains Merle Manley Tom Plemmons and Steve Temple along with Clayton Wagner Rich Saltz Steve Hindahl Wally Benson Doug Leech Denny Garvin Toe Dadder and others earned awards. Bollinger and Havemann are the only graduates in the group.
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First Iowa Foes Lose in Openers
Iowa City notes Iowa's first two football opponents lost their openers. Washington State, slated to visit Iowa, fell 16 to 7 against Texas Tech. The University of Washington, to host Town on October 3, was defeated by Air Force Saturday.
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Northwestern and Wisconsin Open With Convincing Wins
Northwestern and Wisconsin opened the Big Ten season with decisive victories. Northwestern defeated Missouri 42 to 20, led by quarterback Tom Myers’s touchdown pass and two setup scores. Wisconsin routed Western Michigan 41 to 0 as Lou Holland and Hal Brandt scored multiple times.
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