Trojans snap losing streak with 11-3 win over Shenandoah
The Trojans beat Shenandoah 11-3 in Hawkeye Eight action at Sunnyside Diamond. Dave Fritch earned the win with 11 strikeouts, aided by Earl Turnure in the seventh. Turnure and Ron Rydberg drove in runs as the team collected eight hits and produced runs in all but the second inning. The victory leaves the Trojans 1-1 in conference play and 3-7 overall, with Elk Horn visiting at 5 p.m.
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Shenandoah
Hawkeye
Sunnyside Diamond
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Dave Fritch
Earl Turnure
Shea
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Turnure
Ron Rydberg
Duckshire
Topham
Paul Oakes
Elks Midgets Win Fifth Straight League Game
Atlantic Elks Midgets stay undefeated in Nishna Valley play by beating Elk Horn 8 to 2 at Sunnyside. Jack Bennett pitched nine strikeouts to earn the win as Dennis Rossmann hit a three run homer and the Midgets bunched nine hits to lead the scoring with four runs in the fourth inning.
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Jack Bennett
Dennis Rossmann
Atlantic Elks
Elk Horn
Sunnyside Diamond
Nishna Valley
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Johnson
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Mitchell
Olsen
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Abrh Mitchell
Leistad
Dean
Madsen
Isaipeld
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Overgaard
Nissen
Hansen
Larsen
Knudsen
Ressmann
Moose Cubs Rout Jacksonville in 18-4 Win
The Atlantic Moose Cubs rolled to an 18-4 victory over Jacksonville on the losers’ field. Danny Gipple pitched nine innings with nine strikeouts and five walks, contributing two singles and four hits in the game. Dan Duskin and Jack Bair added extra-base hits as five players collected multiple hits. The Cubs improved to 5-0 and visit Avoca Friday night.
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Atlantic Moose Cubs
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Avoca
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Gipple
Jack Bair
Dave Duskin
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Moose Cubs
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Hess
R Nielsen
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Barkman
High School Sectional Tournament Openers Across Iowa Schedule
Openers set at Griswold and other sites for the Iowa High School Athletic Association sectional playoffs. Audubon versus Carson at Griswold 4 p.m. July 7, with winners meeting Atlantic later. Multiple district and sub state games follow, culminating in finals at 7 30 p.m. Friday.
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Ford throws seventh straight shutout in 4-0 win over Indians
Whitey Ford pitched a three hit shutout with 10 strikeouts and two walks as the Yankees beat the Indians 4-0. The win ends New York’s four game losing streak. Ozzie Virgil went 5-for-5 for the Tigers in a 9-2 victory over the Senators with two singles in a seven-run third.
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Associated Press
Whitey Ford
Yankees
Indians
Ozzie Virgil
Tigers
Senators
Bowling Results from Last Night in Classic League
Debs Kate defeated Wolford and Bill and Glen's TV beat Young's Restaurant in straight pins. Thomson Oil topped The Pines while Kay's Turkey Farm defeated Iowa Finance two to one. Wythial Drake rolled 228 for best single game and Frank Nielsen 576 was high series. Drake 562 Wohthutter 561 Gus tason 558. Otto Harthop 22 percent? single. Burton Hood 215 Frank Nielsen 212.
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Wolford
Bill & Glen's TV
Young's Restaurant
Thomson Oil
Pines
Kay's
Turkey Farm
Iowa Finance
Wythial
Uncertain Football Scores From Multiple Cities
Fragmentary sports notes show scattered scores such as Denver 2 Indianapolis 4 and Louisville 0 Oinala 6 with additional lines listing teams like Wichita Charleston Minneapolis Western League Athoreile Topeka Albuquerque Lincoln Puebille and Colorado Springs Sioux City. The text references early football cleat use at Yale and a January era news item.
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Denver
Indianapolis
Louisville
St Paul
Paul
Oinala
Wichita
Charleston
Minneapolis
Topeka
Albuquerque
Lincoln
Puebille
Momes
Colorado Springs
Sioux City
Pigsley Shuts Out Irwin as Templeton Wins 6-2
Bob Pigsley pitched a three hitter for Templeton in a 6-2 victory over Irwin at Templeton last night. He struck out 13 over the complete game while Templeton totaled 11 hits off Irwin and Peterson. Irwin remains the only team to beat Pigsley this season, a 8-0 no hit win over Atlantic Merchants two weeks earlier.
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Bob Pigsley
Templeton
Irwin
Pigsley
Atlantic Merchants
Peterson
Atlantic
Fladoos Medalist In Girls Tourney at Spencer
Sharon Fladoos, a 15 year old from Dubuque High, held a three stroke lead going into the second round of the Iowa Girls golf tournament at Spencer Golf and Country Club.
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Spencer
Sharon Fladoos
Dubuque
Iowa
Spencer Golf and Country Club
Atlantic qualifiers in Iowa girls golf meet lead by Germain
Dorthy Germain led Atlantic qualifiers with a 52 59 111 while Connie Eblen posted 60 67 1327 and Carol Cappel shot 75 75 for 150. Nan Gauthier of Corning was top ten with 90 as Sharon posted 78 to take medal honors and chase the title vacated by Andrea Cohn.
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Dorthy Germain
Atlantic
Iowa
Connie Eblen
Carol Cappel
Nan Gauthier
Corning
Sharon
Andrea Cohn
Waterloo
Andrews Advances In Tennis Tourney
Annapolis MD AP Two Iowa teammates Art Andrews and Bob Potthast moved into Wednesday's fourth round of the National Collegiate Championships. Andrews, seeded No. 5, defeated Jim Jeffries of Stanford 6-3, 6-1 Tuesday while Potthast beat New Mexico's Jack Kennedy.
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Iowa
Art Andrews
Bob Potthast
Andrews
Jim Jeffries
Stanford
Potthast
New Mexico
Jack Kennedy
Ford Seeks Seventh Straight In A.L as Yanks End Skid
Whitey Ford spun a three hitter to win his seventh straight and lift the Yankees to a 4-0 victory over Cleveland. Chicago's Billy Pierce blanked Boston 4-0 for a fourth straight win as Detroit and Chicago improve in the standings. Lew Burdette tossed his second win in four weeks powering Milwaukee to a 6-3 win over Chicago and a 24-game NL lead.
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New York Yankees
Whitey Ford
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NCAA Baseball Elimination Round Plays On
In Omaha the fourth round sees Holy Cross fall to Missouri 3 to 2 while Western Michigan edges a 1 to 0 victory. Roundy S hits call six as levers eliminated.
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Associated Press
Omaha
Call
Holy Cross
Missouri
Western Mich
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Marne Midgets defeat Griswold 13-3 in playoff baseball
Robin Steffens earned the win for Marne Midgets, allowing 11 hits and eight strikeouts after Marne pounded 15 hits off Croxell and Bridger. Maine opened with six first inning runs, while Griswold scored in the third and fourth. Avoca Cubs beat Maine Cubs 7-4 in the opener.
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Griswold
Robin Steffens
Croxell
Bridger
Maine
Tessman
Westphalen
Young
Steffens
DeVoss
Kenny Young
Melvin Tessman
Don Westphalen
Brown
Avoca Cubs
Maine Cubs
Kid Gavilan Faces Yama Bahama In 10 Round Mid Fight
Former welterweight champion Kid Gavilan fights Yama Bahama in a 10 round middleweight bout in Miami Beach as Gavilan trims to return to welterweight after a long stretch at heavier weights. The Camaguey Cuba veteran is 32 with a 106-29-6 record.
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Fla
Kid Gavilan
Yama Bahama
Gavilan
Camaguey
Cuba
Kid
Bahama Fights Rising Star in National TV Showdown
Bahama the 25-year-old Bimini fishing guide rides a three bout win streak as he challenges for a key title. The bout airs nationally on ABC at 81 p m LCST and features a young contender seeking momentum. Archie Pearson led Texas League in 1956 hitting with a .371 average and starred for Oklahoma City. Joe Cronin and Bucky Harris each captained pennant winning clubs in different eras. Cronin managed Washington in 1933 and Boston in 1946 while Harris steered Washington in 1924 25 and the New York Yankees to titles.
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Archie Pearson
Texas
Oklahoma City
Joe Cronin
Bucky Harris
Cronin
Boston
Harris
New York Yankees
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