Coe Baseball Seeks Starters Before Openers
Coe College faces a pitching and lineup puzzle as the baseball opener nears in less than two weeks. Coach Thomsen depends on veterans Shady Day and Chuck Elson for third base and shortstop, with Strasburger the lefty ace and Cilek trying pitcher duties after a three year layoff.
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Tommy Thomson
Thomsen
Shady Day
Cedar Rapids
Chuck Elson
Toddville
Charles Strasburger
Don Sesso
Chicago
Dean Gibney
All
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George Cilek
Jack Schmidt
Monticello
Verlyn Ackermann
Spragueville
Dick Anderson
Muscatine
Laurie Laurienzo
Hibbing
Minn
George Stremlow
Dick Iverson
Barrett
Letterman Gibney
Bud DeLong
Ackermann
Cilek
Anderson
Baseball Iowa Arizona series in Tucson schedule
The notice lists a week of sports events with baseball games Iowa versus Arizona in Tucson from Monday through Saturday. It includes clinics and meetings in various cities such as Wilson Mont Postville and Cedar Rapids plus Jackstone and tourney preliminaries for girls.
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Arizona
Tucson
Cedar Rapids
Postville
Aseball
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Globetrotters
Jows City
Plaza
Bowling Parlor City Major and High Team Marks
Rusco leads with a 675 930 2890 total in high team series while Jerabek's posts 2869 for the season. Falstaff tops high game with a 243 and Pfeffer nets 198 214. Other 600s include Gasper 631 Schrader 625 Harmer 616 Balik 611 Stonek 602.
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Falstaff
Jerabek
Asco Loan Starz
Iowa
Pfeffer
Ind
Schrader
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Harmer
Balik
Stonek
United Air Lines Seeks Pilots and Flight Engineers Now
United Air Lines announces openings for pilots and flight engineers with age 21 to 28, higher limits for those holding Instrument Rating and Flight Engineer's Certificate. Applicants must be U.S. citizens, high school graduates, hold a commercial pilot license with at least 165 hours, pass a flight physical, and meet height requirements. Training at United's Flight Training Center in Denver includes salary during instruction. Send resumes to Mr. C. C. McIntyre in Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
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United’s
Denver
U S Mat Champ at 42 He Wrestles for Health
Amityville New York AP Dr Melvin Northrup 47 year old San Francisco veterinarian won the 160.5 pound national AAU freestyle title marking his fourth such crown since 1943 He plans five or six more years of tourney competition and says he may never fully retire due to fear of becoming a cripple Northrup who wrestled at Washington State decades ago rose from spinal arthritis to claim the title along with West Coast sectional titles This year Ft Campbell Ky claimed team steam title and Bill Kerslake of Cleveland won his third straight AAU freestyle heavyweight title while taking a Greco Roman crown.
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Melvin Northrup
San Francisco
Northrup
Washington State
John Cline
American Medical Assn
Ft. Campbell
Bill Kerslake
Cleveland
Four Vets Return For Cornell Tennis
Four letter men return to lead Cornell's tennis team in pre season practices. Rich Rodgers Joliet Ill last season's No 1 is back with Tom LaMotte Minneapolis Doug Anderson Chicago and Dick Sherwood Rochelle Ill ranked in that order on last year's squad. Two sophomores Phil Beal Northwood and Galen Kruger Rochelle Ill battle for the fifth spot. Freshmen Ray Herberts Western Springs Ill and Darrell Bader Waukegan Ill show promise for next year.
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Cornell
Rich Rodgers
Joliet
Ill
Lastseason
Tom LaMotte
Minneapolis
Doug Anderson
Chicago
Dick Sherwood
Rochelle
Rams
Phil Beal
Northwood
Galen Kruger
Ray Herberts
Western Springs
Darrell Bader
Illinois
Waukegan
No Changes in Elks State Pin Leaders
DES MOINES No changes were recorded among the leaders here Sunday in the Iowa Elks bowling tournament. Singles results list Haddy, Woodward, Frite, Blanshaw, Stiles, Newton, Sanders, Best, Amme, and Richards with their scores, while doubles and teams show Cardamon Rand, Barrett Goettleman, Stiles Vincent, Monagle Elkenberry, McIntosh Milton, Kirkman McDevitt, Thom Townsend, and team standings for Elks No. 1, Central Bowling, Akerman Autos, Elks No. 1 Oelwein, and Russell River View Inn.
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Des Moines
Iowa Elks
Bill Haddy
Mason City
Sam Woodward
Ottumwa
Wayne Frite
Petry
Arry. Blanshaw
Boone
Dwight Stiles
Fort Dodge
F. Newton
Charles City
Archie Sanders
C. Best
Ames
L. Amme
Major Baseball Sunday Exhibitions and Playoff Scores
Sunday exhibitions show Chicago N 12 San Antonio TL 3 St Louis 12 Chicago WEP New York N 7 Cleveland 5 Milwaukee 5 Brooklyn New York A Memphis SA 1 Atlanta SA 5 Detroit 4 8 Cincinnati B 4 4 Toledo AA 2 5 Pittsburg 1 Baltimore 8 Kansas City 8 pevenues SAL 1 Boston 4 Philadelphia Pro Hockey NHL playoffs Detroit 4 Montreal 2 Detroit leads final 1 0 Pro Basketball NBA playoffs Fort Wayne 96 Syracuse 89 Syracuse leads 2 1
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Syracuse
Graham Heads Outdoor Group
Fifteen newspaper magazine and radio writers formed the Iowa Outdoor Writers Assn in Des Moines. Russ Graham Cedar Rapids Gazette elected president Olav Smedal Ames first vice president Lacey Gee Independence second vice president Obert Whitaker Spencer secretary treasurer.
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Iowa Outdoor Writers Assn
Russ Graham
Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Ames
Lacey Gee
Independence
Obert Whitaker
Spencer
Whitaker
Gee
Ervin Sias
Sioux City
Dick Voglmes
Henry Bradshaw
Ries Tuttle
Unclear Bout Sinks to Outsized Notes in Ringside Fit
AP report notes mixed boxing results with strange city tags and weights. It mentions Jose Coerto from Mexico City and Russ Tague of Chi caro with weigh ins around 128 to 165 pounds, plus George Berry of Waterbury and Smitty Hicks figures, ending with Gary Ind. defeating Pat Mailane in Union City New Jersey.
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Hollywood
Jose Coerto
Mexico City
Russ Tague
Chicaro
Waterville
Maine
Gene Hersom
Forest
Smitty Hicks
Rerase
Waterbury
Conn
George Berry
Gary
Ind
Pat Mailane
Union City
N.J
Time Out Cowardly taunt sparks crowd clash at game
A heated exchange escalated after a spectator called another player a coward claiming he always seeks fights. The remark triggered jeers and a brief disturbance near the bleachers before security restored order.
Maxwell Wins Azalea Open Title in Wilmington
Billy Maxwell of Odessa Texas captured the Azalea Open title with a 72 hole total of 270 after a final round 69. He led the field all week and finished one stroke ahead of Mike Souchak of Durham North Carolina who earned $1 500.
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Wilmington
N. C
Billy Maxwell
Odessa
Texas
Maxwell
Mike Souchak
Durham
Bob Toski
Jay U Werbert
Jerry Brdany
Barber Wepe Littler
RP Eeepereee
Don Finsterwald
Bettendorf Kegler Tops Two Events
Bettendorf bowler Champ Skalla led the all events with 1 872 while teaming with Pat Cavanaugh to lead doubles with 1 234 in the men’s bowling tourney in Sioux City Sunday.
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Sioux City
Skalla
Bettendorf
Pat Cavanaugh
Des Oines
Milt Tanner
Dubuque
Urges retirement for Archie Moore to spare life
CHICAGO AP Archie Ward Chicago Tribune sports editor urged light heavyweight champion Archie Moore to retire after learning of an organic heart ailment. Ward said Moore sought medical evaluation and Rothman warned training risks could endanger his life.
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Arch Ward
Chicago Tribune
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Beaton-led MaCon Beats Des Moines In Exhibition
In Lafayette Louisiana Ma con of the Sally League defeated Des Moines of the Western League 6 to 2 in a Sunday exhibition game.
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Ma‘con
Des Moines
Cedar Rapids Woman Leads Iowa State Pin Tourney
Audrey Livermore of Cedar Rapids leads Class A singles after a 640 series as bowling continues in the Iowa state women’s tournament. Irene Hall and Margaret Ifler of Des Moines top the doubles with 1 061. Other strong performers include Evelyn Nece of Des Moines and Ann Plow of Mason City in all events.
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Ames
Audrey Livermore
Cedar Rapids
Ce Evelyn Nece
Des Moines
Irene Hall
Margaret Ifler
Sieugnon
Lois Ku
Unassisted Goal Propels Detroit To Cup Final Opener
Marty Pavelich scored an unassisted 12 foot shot to break a 2-2 tie with less than three minutes left, lifting the Detroit Red Wings to a 4-2 win over the Montreal Canadiens in game one of the Stanley Cup final. He scored as Gordie Howe sat in the penalty box, with Detroit sealing the victory by scoring three goals in the final seven minutes.
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Gordie Howe
Loyola Bates Seaberg on Loyola's All Opponent Team
CHICAGO Ill Bill Seaberg University of Iowa guard was named on Loyola's first all opponent basketball team Carl Cain Iowa forward was on the second all opponent squad Willie Cerf of Drake received honorable mention
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Carl Cain
Iowa
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Brundage Defends Aussie Games Preparations
IOC president Avery Brundage called criticism of Australia's 1956 Melbourne preparations not justified after an on site review. He met Australian officials, said issues were exaggerated, and noted no plan to move the Games. Brundage will report to the Paris IOC in June before lingering through April 12 in Melbourne.
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Trotters and Stars Split at Chicago Showdown
Harlem Globetrotters held a 7 4 edge in the series with the college All-Stars after a split in Chicago. Sweetwater Clifton led the Trotters with 22 points in the afternoon win 69 63. Ed Collins of Fordham scored 21 as the All-Stars won 81 71.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Chicago
Trotters
Sweetswater Clifton
Ed Collins
Fordham
Manager Eddie Stanky Expects Boyer Back Soon
Fort Worth report says Eddie Stanky felt relief as Rookie Third Baseman Ken Boyer was expected to return to the St. Louis Cardinals lineup within a couple of days after an illness or delay.
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Texas
Eddie Stanky
Ken Boyer
St. Louis Cardinals
Trabert Beats Seixas Again For Puerto Rico Tennis Title
Tony Trabert defeated Vic Seixas in five sets to win his seventh straight tournament in San Juan Puerto Rico earning the singles title. Trabert and Seixas then won the doubles crown with Herb Flam and Ulf Schmidt, 6 1 6 4.
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Puerto Rico
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Vic Seixas
U. S
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Seixas
Herb Flaml
Ulf Schmidt
Dodgers Send Bob Milliken to Wheeling Home
Brooklyn Dodgers pitcher Bob Milliken was dispatched to his Wheeling West Virginia home Monday after a stint with the team. The move was announced from Nashville Tennessee where the Milliken household was listed as the destination.
Fort Wayne Wins On Home Floor In Playoff Victory
Fort Wayne clinched its first National Basketball Association playoff win on a neutral Fort Wayne floor shipped to Indianapolis for the American Bowling Congress tournament. The Pistons led 74-59 early in the final period before Syracuse narrowed the gap to 87-84 with five minutes left, but Fort Wayne held on for the 96-89 win.
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Syracuse
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