Konno Aims for Free Style Sweep at AAU Meet
Ford Konno the 19-year-old freshman from Ohio State seeks a clean sweep of the free style distances after winning the 1500 and 440 at the AAU championships in New Haven. John Marshall of Yale faces a career low in form while Davies of Michigan makes two American records in 220 yards breaststroke and 200 meters freestyle as New Haven hosts final events.
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Stassforth Takes Third in 220 Yard Breaststroke at AAU
Bowen Stassforth of Iowa finished third in the 220yard breaststroke at the national AAU indoor championships in New Haven Conn. John Davies of Michigan won in 2 29.1, breaking the listed American and meet records of 2 29.3 set by Bob Brawner of Princeton in 1950. Gerald Holan of Ohio State was second with 2 30 and Stassforth clocked 2 35.5.
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Fight Results From The Associated Press_NY St Nicholas area
Sports brief reporting incomplete names and venues with scattered text. Readable bits mention Stossen and Ex St Louis and geographic hints Providence RK and New York top area coverage with fight result notes.
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Patterson Breakfast Show Returns to KCRG
The Pat Patterson family bring an informal morning program to KCRG starting Monday at 8:15. The show originates from their new home at 315 Cottage Grove Avenue SE and runs Monday through Friday with Pam, 12, sharing school stories from Franklin High.
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St Louis Team Takes Lead in ABC Tourney
St Louis bowlers dominated the American Bowling Congress meet in Milwaukee. The Ziern Antiques squad led the team all events with a 9,216 pinfall and a 204.36 average as Don Carter topped individual all events with 1,932 pins including 703 in singles.
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Three Baseball Rules Meetings Scheduled
The Iowa High School Athletic Association will hold three baseball rules meetings next week. Armstong high school hosts on April 7 at 7 30 p m Mason City high school hosts on April 8 and North Des Moines high school hosts on April 9 at 7 30 p m.
UCLA to Face Texas on GridIron in 1955
UCLA announced it will play Texas in football in September 1955, marking the third meeting between the programs. Texas previously defeated UCLA 21-14 in the opening game last season, and Texas also beat the Bruins 7-0 in 1940.
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Injured Eye of Young Pitcher Is Removed
The injured left eye of 20 year old pitcher Bob Slaybaugh was removed in an emergency operation at Barnes hospital. Dr. S Albert Manser performed the operation after a rupture at the rear of the eyeball forced removal. Slaybaugh, property of the St. Louis Cardinals, was struck by a line drive during batting practice in St Petersburg, Florida. He had a 17 10 record with Goldsboro, North Carolina, last year.
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KCRK Radio Schedule Highlights Weekend Lineup
The listing shows KCRK FM 96.9 and Channel 245 with a Saturday night lineup. Programs include Sports Parade at 6 00, News at 6 15, Down You Go at 6 30, 20estions at 7, organo at 7 00, Nagano O at 8 00, Lombardosand at 8 30, Chi Theater at 9 00 and News at 10 00.
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Radio Schedule for Liberty Network Evening Programs
KWCR 1450 AM announces Liberty Network schedule with Crosby Wallace Du 6 30 New 35 Sunday School Truth 7 30 Scoreboard 9 00 Music 9 15 Chas Antell 9 30 U N 10 30 Dancing Party airing times listed for evening lineup.
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Cornell Wrestler Bettucci Faces Round Robin After Five Wins
Frank Bettucci of Cornell won five straight AAU matches to reach the round robin stage in the 147.5 pound welterweight division. A complex scoring tangle left him technically eliminated, then reinstated for consideration in the final round against Newt Copple and Edwin Rooney, as Henry Wittenberg and Bill Smith also moved toward titles.
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Rock Island Channel Schedule Note
A fragmented listing notes a Saturday schedule with early and late times including 8:30 and 7:00 entries and mentions of Ken Murray in connection with a clock event or program.
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Television Guide Fragments from Davenport Channel Readout
Fragmentary TV guide notes show Channel 5 scheduling Mray 30 with a 6:00 start and Channel 4 listing Mystery Hour. Names and exact times are unclear but indicate a mixed lineup across stations.
Teal wins 106th Grand National at Aintree
Teal captured the 106th Grand National at Aintree England defeating 46 rivals. Legal Joy finished second and Wot No Sun placed third in the four mile 856 yard course with 30 jumps.
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Colesburg Tops Greeley 13 to 5 in Season Opener
Colesburg high school opened baseball with a 13 to 5 win over Greeley here Friday. Three Colesburg pitchers limited the visitors to three hits over five innings. Gary Bush and Buford Friedline both went 2 for 3 to pace the Colesburg offense.
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Study Minnows to Perfect the Use of Streamer Flies
Learn from minnows about streamer fly technique by watching their actions. Swing with the current, vary movement, and let the fly idle to entice more fish. Patience and timing improve catches, with a suggestion to use four on two spiri in fast water.
Four NCAA boxing champs in tonight's semifinal slate
In Madison Wisconsin four national titlists advance to the NCAA boxing semifinals led by Neil Ofsthun from Minnesota Ev Conley of Washington State Chuck Spieser of Michigan State and Bob Ranck of Wisconsin The host Badgers top the 18 teams with five points as the tournament narrows toward team honors for Wisconsin Michigan State and Gonzaga.
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Marjorie Lindsay Reaches Trans Miss Semifinals
In Phoenix Arizona, Marjorie Lindsay, Curtiss Cup veteran from Decatur Illinois and 1950 meet winner, advances to the Trans Miss semis. She draws Edean Anderson, medalist from Helena Montana, in the upper bracket as two other semifinals feature Ruth Prather of Phoenix vs Lyle Bowman of Richmond California and other matchups amid 94 degree heat at the Arizona Country Club.
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Star studded pair anchors state film bill
Nadine Subotnik reviews two MGM features Just This Once and Its a Big Country. Just This Once follows a Cinderella like heiress who tests a prince while a sharp attorney and a prudent guardian navigate a millionaire’s fortune. It mixes clever quips and strong performances by Janet Leigh and Peter Lawford. It’s a Big Country assembles eight episodes with stars like Gene Kelly Gary Cooper and Ethel Barrymore to present American themes amid broad sketches and social prejudice.
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Nebraska shuts out Drake 10 0 in season opener
Nebraska pitchers limit Drake to three hits as Bob Gleason. Chuck Wright. Don Muenster combine for a 10-0 victory. Ray Novak and Murray Backhaus drive in three runs each with triples while Drake catcher Jay McGaffee suffers a split finger in the second inning.
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Raffensperger Denies Arizona State Coach Job Application
Iowa City AP reporting Leonard Raffensperger, former Iowa football coach, said he did not apply for the Arizona State University head coaching job in Tempe. He said he sent a letter of inquiry and did not consider it an application.
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Major Baseball Results From Friday Curated Card
Scores across leagues show Boston A nine Fort Worth three and New York A five Atlanta LA four. Brooklyn N seven Boston N six. Chicago A six Dallas six segundo and Chicago A eight Dallas Texas six. Philadelphia A six Baltimore Int six. Tornado disruption noted near Hat tiesburg Mississippi.
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Two Editors Lead KCRG KCRK Twenty Questions Panel
Johnny McPhee and Fred Van Deventer headline the panel as editors. McPhee guides the campus monthly Prince ton Tiger in its new issue while Van Deventer emulates him as a serious campus figure.
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