Muskies eye rare 3-0 start in Little Six opener at Ottumwa
Muscatine seeks a historic 3-0 grid mark in the 1963 Little Six opener at Ottumwa as coach Homer Weis pushes toward a 500 career record. Fort Madison, Burlington, Keokuk and Bettendorf loom in a tight early conference race with two unbeaten sides entering Friday night’s clash.
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Burns Sees Iowa Opener A Fired Up Hawkeyes Team
Coach Jerry Burns says Iowa will be fired up for the season opener against Washington State, with key concerns at quarterback and defensive end. Right tackle Gus Kasapis was sidelined by an elbow infection but expected back for Thursday’s practice as the team braces for a tough start after Washington State’s recent loss to Texas.
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Arguments for New Butts Trial Set for Oct 16
Atlanta report states a new trial or reduction of a $3.06 million libel judgment against Curtis Publishing Co. will be argued Oct. 16. Lawyers contend the Evening Post article libeled Wally Butts linking him to a 1962 Alabama game and claim prejudiced jurors and excessive award.
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AFL Loses Court Appeal Against NFL
The Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals upheld a district court ruling in favor of the NFL, denying the AFL’s $10 million anti trust claim. The judges said the district court correctly found no monopoly in the relevant market and thus no antitrust violation.
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Plamor Lounge Dominates Local Bowling Standings
Southern Cal’s poll lead and Muscatine league standings unfold with high scores and series. Names like Rutherford, Mathias, Negus, and Stover appear amid team leaders Economy Lumber, Claussen’s DX, and Leslie’s Standard. High individual games and series showcase a busy bowling scene across multiple clubs and divisions.
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Town & Country Men’s Classic League Standings Summary
Central State Buniy vives Gibby J s Purina Freds Pacw Super Valu vives Ina Mae s Restaurant. Miller s High Life Sunset Ten Meadow Gol Hunters. High team game Miller s High Life 1904. High team series WMiller s High Life 923. High individual game Glenn Michaels Lee McClure 236. High individual series Lee MeClure Scott Griffin 95. Atalissa Grain Wilton Implement High Tenn sango 702 Wilton Implement 685. High team series Nichols Grain gol Wilton Imp 1M. High indi: Catharine Gippie 170 Leela Gregg Lori Huesmann 157. High ind series Catharine Gipple 447 Mary Milder 427. Conservation League Standings Commissioners Goodyear Service Carlisle Sporting Talak Walton Frye Sol Muscatine Mutual McCoy Paxonvasing High team Tensile Walton Carlisle Sports 21H. High ind games Dy Meyer 246 R Streger 224. High ind series D Meyer 855. TM M Bunn.
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Dodgers Ready for Pennant Party if They Win Tonight
The Dodgers hold a one win lead in the pennant chase as they face the Mets with Don Drysdale on the mound. Radio plans for afternoon broadcast mirror the hype, while Drysdale vows Dodgers cannot be accused of hacking their rise, citing a five of six stretch headed by wins against the Cardinals.
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Braves Won’t Move Despite Offers to Relocate
Milwaukee officials say the Braves will remain in Milwaukee as long as welcomed. President McHale states the team bought as the Milwaukee baseball club and will stay that way to dispel confusion. Rumors linked Atlanta and San Diego with offers, with talks of Toronto and Dallas-Fort Worth also raised. A director meeting after season was planned to decide, but management says the club will stay in Milwaukee now and in the future.
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Tokyo James Johnison Triumphs in AP Reported Bout
In a terse AP dispatch, Tokyo James Johnison posted a decisive win with 125 points while opponent Yuil was knocked out before the final bell, signaling a clear outcome amid the contest’s tense exchanges.
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Key Game With Oklahoma On Tap For Saturday
Southern California, defending national champions, holds first place in The Associated Press rankings this week as Oklahoma prepares to visit Los Angeles for a prime matchup. The contest features top players and a showcase for the Pac-12 powerhouses.
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Longest World Softball Game Ends With Clearwater Victory
In the Men's World Softball Tournament, the Clearwater Bombers defeated Portland Oregon 4-3 after a 31 inning marathon spanning seven hours and 41 minutes. Eddie King pitched 25 innings for Clearwater, driving in the winning run, while Jack Hutchinson lasted 29 innings for Portland, fanning 93 but taking the loss. The contest set a 31 inning record, was delayed by rain, and forced uniformed players to return to work the next morning.
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VMI Guard Straub Named Southern Conference Lineman of the Week
Christenbury’s 180 pound guard Ine Straub, a sophomore starter after rising from the fifth team, earned Southern Conference lineman of the week for his defense and blocking against George Washington. He helped fuel a 14-6 victory and aided an aerial attack with strong second half play.
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Year Pact for Boston's Pesky Manager John Pesky
Boston Red Sox announce a one year contract for manager John Pesky. The agreement comes as the team plans for the American League season amid rising attendance and Pesky's first year in the role.
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Cyclones Face Virginia Military Institute in Passing Boom
Iowa State prepares for a Virginia Military Institute visit with a potent aerial threat. Virginia Military Institute quarterback trio Butch Nunnally Marke Mulsooney and Charlie Snead aim to replicate Californias Craig Mortons opener. Coach Clay Stapleton emphasizes defense after the clash.
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