Leabo's pinch hit seals 5-4 Hawkeyes win
Iowa trailed late but pinch hitter Jack Lea delivered a two run single in the seventh, giving Iowa a 5-4 win over Western Illinois in a seven inning game. Roger Rudeen allowed seven hits, Fred Titsworth and Tilly Baldwin homered for Western Illinois, Mickey Madison took the loss.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Jack Leabo
Hawkeyes
Western Illinois
Hawks
Rudeen
Fred Titsworth
Tilly Baldwin
Mickey Madison
Abha Vogel
Mauren
Q Titsworth
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Peden
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Weath’ly
C Baldwin
Bonstead
Novotny
Boug’os
Wilkin
Rf O'Klinger
Japlon
Bousquetif Helmicks
P O'Haw Scott
If Rudeen
Western Ilinois
E. Vogel
Baldwin
Titsworth
Bougdanous- Japion
Owa
Helmicks
Madison
Hawk
Paulson
Cornell Rams Impress In Texas Relays Debut
Cornell College made a strong first showing at the Texas Relays in Austin. Ron Altenberg posted a 9.5 second wind aided 100 yard dash prelim, second to Hollis Gainey of Texas, and anchored a 1 29.9 relay clocking in the 880 for second in its heat. The Rams narrowly missed finals in the 440 relay.
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Gazette
Austin
Texas
Cornell College
Marion
Hollis Gainey
Gainey
Orlando Harley
Oklahoma State
Altenberg
Cornell
Ram
Dennis O’brien
Gibson
Broadway
Iowa
Ira Murchison
Bobby Morrow
Morrow
Murchison
Texas Relays
NCAA
Abilene Christian
Western Michigan
Palmer tops Masters field as 141 leads third round
Arnold Palmer, defending champ, holds a two-stroke edge at Augusta after a 36 34 70 two under par for 141. Stan Leonard trails two back, with Angel Miguel, Dave Thomas and seven others at 144, while Venturi misses cut and top rivals like Snead Hogan and Middlecoff stay in contention.
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Augusta
UPI
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Stan Leonard
Paul Harney
Mike Soucha
Julius Boros
Oliver
Seteert
Dave Thomas
Billy Maxwell
Oyeeee
Lac
Angel Miguel Wees
Jacee
Walt. Burkemo
Jayener
Bul Hyndman
Billy Joe Patton
Bo Wininger
Cary Middlecoff
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Peter Thompson
Chick Herbert
Ed Krollene Littler
W Finsterwald Benjoran
Art Wa
Sam Snead
My Bolt
Ernie Vossler
Ary Player
Charlie Jack Burke
Byron Nelson
Dic Maye
Pre Hawkins Feeder
Don Cherry
Marty Purgos
Chuck Kocals
Feorge Bayer Jones
Hebert Pay
Don January Wee
Doug Ford
Ereere
Bob Rosbure
Bruce Crampton
Deane Jeman
Jack Nicklaus
Tommy Jacobs
Dick Chapran
Ward Wettlanter
Claude Harmon
Lloyd
Palmer Trails Masters Lead Amid Second Round Play
Arnold Palmer stood four behind the pacesetter after a second round of 71 as play progressed at Augusta National. Jack Fleck joined the leaders with a 71 on Friday to reach 145, while Jay Hebert and Harper also atop the 145 group and Burke moved to 148 after a 77. Weather improved from opening day but a lingering breeze kept players cautious.
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Jay Hebert
Harper
Burke
Augusta National Golf Club
Palmer
Jack Fleck
Arnold Palmer
Skowron Returns Home for Muscle Treatment
New York Yankees first baseman Bill Skowron will be flown home to Sarasota for treatment of a strained sacroiliac muscle in his lower back after injuring himself reaching for a ground ball in St Petersburg. He is unlikely to be ready for the opening game on April 10.
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Sarasota
Fla
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Skowron
St. Petersburg
Pan-Am Trials and College Baseball Results Across Cities
In Louisville results Pan-Am Trials feature Bartlesville 86 over Wichita 61 and Nashville 87 over Wayland. Women's AAU Wesleyan 51 and Omaha M4 meet Oklahoma 54 with Atlanta 34. College baseball shows Minnesota 18 over Town State 4, Wisconsin 6 over Arizona State, Western Michigan and Michigan State 4 in an exhibition, plus Detroit 10 over Cincinnati 2 and Chicago (A) 1 over Milwaukee 4.
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Louisville
Bartlesville
Wichita
Eve Wesleyan
Omaha
Mt. Oklahoma
Atlanta
Wayland
Nashville
Town
Haiuis
Minnesota
Town State
Nebraska
South Dakota State
Wisconsin
Arizona
Michigan
Mick Dukett
Michigan State
Saxton Tries Death By Own Action After Breakin Arrest
Former welterweight champion Johnny Saxton, 28, attempted hanging in Atlantic City jail while held on burglary charges. Police say he was captured after breaking into Ronnie's 5 and 10 store, later cut down by a guard and returned to custody. Saxton faces breaking and entry and attempted larceny charges. he previously faced a jewelry theft case in New York.
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Atlantic City
N. J
Johnny Saxton
William Dunbar
Saxton
New York
Scott Spills Logart to win in third round boxing bout
Charley Scott, 22, of Philadelphia, floored Isaac Logart in a 1 14 third round technical knockout at Capitol Arena. The earlier 16 March decision over Logart is erased as Scott earns a decisive victory and eyes bigger welterweight matches.
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Associated Press
Charley Scott
Issac Logart
Scott
Logart
Washington
Isaac Logart
Cuba
Philadelphia
New York
Capitol Arena
Charley
Isaac
Marty Gallagher
Norman Henry
Gaspar Ortega
Senators Leader Seeks Void of Loes Trade
President Cal Griffith of the Washington Senators said he would ask Commissioner Ford Frick to void the deal in which the Baltimore Orioles sent Billy Loes to the Nationals. The team physician found Loes has an incomplete rupture of the right arm near the shoulder and recommended surgery with only a 50-50 chance of recovery. Griffith noted Orioles GM Lee MacPhail earlier disclosed Loes’ arm issue before the Tuesday swap that brought Vito Valentinetti to Baltimore.
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Fla
Cal Griffith
Washington Senators
Baseball
Ford Frick
Baltimore Orioles
Billy Loes
Nats
Griffith
Senators
Lees
Lee MacPhail
Orioles
Baltimore
Vito Valentinetti
Fight Results Show Scott Stops Le inart in Cuba
Charley Scott stops Isaac Le inart in Cuba after 65 seconds, as reported from Washington. The Philadelphia fighter Camakuey appears in the brief AP dispatch with 14 percent noted in score or odds.
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Associated Press
Washington, D. C C
Charley Scott
Philadelphia
Isaac Leinart
Camakuey
Cuba
Wayland Wins AAU Cage Title in Tight Final
Wayland College of Plainview Texas reclaimed the Women’s National AAU basketball title with a 43-37 win over Nashville Business College in St. Joseph Missouri. Nashville seeded first but lost to Wayland in the regular season. Iowa Wesleyan beat Omaha Commercials 51-34 for third place. Katherine Washington of Wayland and Neara White of Nashville earned their fifth all tournament selection and AAU women’s basketball hall of fame status.
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Wayland College of Plainview
Tex
Nashville Business College
Wayland
Nashville
Iowa Wesleyan
Mount Pleasant
Iowa
Omaha Commercials
Katherine Washington
Neara White
AAU
Basketball Hall of Fame
Sandra Fiete
Glenda Nicholson
Rita Horky
Two Iowans Named to North Central League Basketball Team
In Minneapolis AP report Jim Jackson of Iowa Teachers and Ken Stripling of Morningside earned all league honors in the North Central conference. South Dakota State dominated with three selections including MVP Merlyn Smith, Don Jacobson, and Marlin Van Den Einde.
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Minneapolis
Jim Jackson
Iowa
Ken Stripling
Morningside
South Dakota State
Loop
Merlyn Smith
Don Jacobson
Marlin van den Einde
Regis Blairstown Tilt Postponed to May
Regis Blairstown baseball game set for Friday postponed until May. May date to be announced. Regis will play Alburnett Tuesday on the Daniels diamond as part of this week's schedule.
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Regis-Blairstown
Regis
Alburnett
Daniels Diamond
Center Point Beats Central City 7-5 in Baseball
Center Point defeated Central City 7-5 in a Thursday baseball game. Scoring details show Center Point with a 000 410 sequence and Central City tallying 579 across innings. Waterhouse, Brownie, Satchett, Campbell and Behwart contributed to the action for Center Point.
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Center Point Downs
Central City
Center Point
Waterhouse
Brownie
Oy Satchett
Campbell
Behwart
San Marino plans first Olympic Games debut
San Marino, the world's tiniest republic with about 15 000 residents, announces plans to enter the Olympic Games for the first time.
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San Marino
Sanford Goes Distance to Lift Giants Past Indians 6-4
Giants right-hander Jack Sanford pitched the first complete game of the spring, defeating the Cleveland Indians 6-4. After early trouble allowing four runs in two innings, Sanford stabilized, allowing no runs the rest of the game as Rocky Colavito homered early for Cleveland. The outing boosts San Francisco’s hopes as Rigney praises Sanford and Sam Jones as keys to a potential pennant run.
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Philadelphia Phillies
San Francisco
Giants
Cleveland Indians
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Sam Jones
Bill Rigney
Phillies
Rube Gomez
Rocky Colavito
Indians
Tribe
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Kansas City Athletics
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago White Sox
Milwaukee Braves
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Los Angeles Dodgers
Detroit Tigers
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Tigers
Reds
Rocky Bridges
Baby Jay Hook
Don Lee
Don Messi
Jerry Davie
Cincinnati
Frank Thomas
Jerry Lynch
Davis Light Heavies Headline Benefit Card
The Memorial coliseum hosts a charity boxing card with Eastern Iowa heavyweights led by Frank Davis who will fight Harmon Nolte for the heavyweight feature. Ed Stoltenberg meets Bruce Alger at 175 pounds as other Cedar Rapids gloves finalists and newcomers fill the undercard.
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Memorial Coliseum
Iowa
Frank Davis
University of Iowa
Harmon Nolte
Cedar Rapids
Ed Stoltenberg
Waterloo
Bruce Alger
Rochester
Minn
Baseball results from Florida spring training games
Multiple spring training scores reported from beaches and cities in Florida. Notable games include Kansas City beating Pittsburgh 6 4 1 and Chicago beating St Louis 11 25. The notes mention pitchers such as Raydon Gorman and Flood with various winners and losers across Sarasota Tampa and Phoenix regions.
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Fla
Pittsburgh
Kansas City
Raydon
Gross
Smith
Foiles
Brunet
Coleman
Herber
Gorman
Chith
Winor Raydon
Be—seinner
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Chicago
St.Louis
Lown
Shaw
Staley
Rod (Romand
L. McDaniel
Nunn
Gi Fon
Katt
B. M¢Daniel
Hr—Flood
Sarasota
Fla.t
New York
Los Angeles
I Gabler
Monr
Mower Blanchard
Rysdale
Fowler
Jales Heabler
Drysdale
Detroit
Cirtente
Loser Kralick
Hr—Covlikon
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Don Gross
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Dick Groat
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Bill White
Curty Flood
Wes Covington
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Zack Monroe
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Jim Gilliam
John Roseboro
Monroe
Jim Owens
Jack Meyer
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Meyer
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Alger
Stoltenberg
Lou Breuer
Burlington
Duane Danford
Ray Turner
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Dick Papakee
Dwayne Ampey
Elbert Martin
Tito Martinez
Vince Martinez
Nolte
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