All-Conference Picks Highlight North East Iowa Catholic Banquet
Immaculate Conception stars Jim Maher and Dick Cummins headline first team in a banquet honoring North East Iowa Catholic conference basketball. Water loo St. Mary’s Bobby Lee, Iowa City St. Mary’s Dennis Wall Jasper and St. Pat’s Larry Cahill also named first team. second team includes Eddie Colbert Gordy Sanborn and Xavier and St. Columbkille players among others. John O'Donnell spoke as about 140 attended. IC claimed its fourth straight league trophy.
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Iowa City
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Davenport
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Crew
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Cedar Rapids
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Dyersville
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No Change in Women's Class A State Bowling
Ames No Class A changes recorded Sunday as bowling continued in the state women's tournament here. Lower class leaders list Clark Construction Missouri Valley 2,274 in Class BO team and State Farm Insurance Newton 2,105 in Class B Team. All-events leaders include Gene Adams Boone 1,621 and Ann Pfow Mason City 1,183 with multiple event winners across divisions.
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Des Moines
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Skateland
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Davidson
Cedarapids
Eve Norton
Ottumwa
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Waterloo
State Farm Insurance
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Kate McRaid
Mason City
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Algona Bowler Tops State Bowling Scores
Bob Gade of Algona moved to second in all events and third in singles as the men’s state bowling tournament saw shifting leaders last weekend in Sioux City. Walt Miranda of Des Moines also ranked high, with strong showings in both all events and singles.
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Des Moines
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Sioux City
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Thomsen and Clausen Named Keota Banquet Speakers
Special to The Gazette reports Tommy Thomsen and Dick Clausen of Coe College Cedar Rapids will speak at Keota high school basketball banquet on April 20 honoring the team.
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Boxscores Sunday Major Baseball Summary
The Sunday box scores show multiple games across leagues with Chicago Cleveland joint highlights. Key performances include Rivera and Dropo for the Red Sox and Dodgers, Lemon winning for Cleveland, and strong showings by Minoso and Harshman. The Crosstown and league standings update with several pitchers recording wins and losses.
Snead Captures Greensboro Title
Sam Snead, nearing his 43rd birthday, wins the Greater Greensboro Open with a last hole birdie, claiming his fifth Greensboro tournament. The veteran from White Sulphur Springs, West Virginia, who helped inaugurate the event in 1938, remains the tour’s old master.
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Spencer Dog Wins in Eldora Field Trials
Spencer Dog Tar a Black Labrador owned and handled by T. B. Miller of Spencer won the open all age stake at the Northwest Iowa Dog club field trial in Eldora on Sunday. Other top entries include Spirit Lake and Fort Dodge dogs in multiple stakes with owners Miller Winslow Brown Hoyt and Steineldt noted among participants.
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Report Thursday On Boxer's Death
In Trenton the State Athletic Commission will present a formal report Thursday on the boxing bout that left 23 year old Bryan Thompson fatally injured. Thompson, a Philadelphia resident, died Sunday at St. Francis hospital after collapsing in the ring two and a half weeks earlier. He was knocked out after three successive chin blows from Jerry Leadee of New Haven in his first pro bout, March 29. The fatality marked boxing’s first in 1955.
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Crossword Clues and Clue List From 15 to 48
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Fencing Champs Decided in Grinnell Tournament
Sixty fencers from across Iowa gathered at Grinnell College for the Amateur Fencers League of America state championship. Results include top placers from Des Moines Iowa City and Ames across foil and saber events with Ted Myers Frank Craig and Mike Gibbs contending for titles.
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Nat City
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Iowa City
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Borneit
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Lote City
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Iowa Men’ 'S Saber
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Jors City
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Sports Slate Prolific Week of Local Matches and Tournaments
A dense schedule lists multiple events across Monday to Friday including kid s league meetings, golf at Bradley and Coe, and a string of baseball semifinals and intercollegiate games. Relays and tennis clashes appear, with track meets at Ottumwa, Marion, and Cedar Falls plus regional tournaments like All-Act and NAC relays.
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Dodgers Start Season Fastest in NL in 15 Years
Dodgers win six straight with 10-3 and 13-2 over Pirates and Giants as Podres and Labine six hitters pace the club. Giants slip to five losses in six after 4-2 defeats to Phillies. Cardinals rally big but drop opener to Cubs. Kluszewski stars as Redlegs edge Braves in ninth. Spahn hurled a nine-hitter in Milwaukee loss.
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Mulloy and Curry Win Mixed Doubles Title at Nice
In Nice, Gardnar Mulloy of Miami and Joan Curry of England captured the mixed doubles crown at the international tennis tournament, edging their opponents to seal the title.
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Dundee's Buhr Named Dysart Coach After Resignation
Marvin Buhr resigns as Dundee High School head coach and will coach boys baseball and basketball at Dysart. He will also teach industrial arts and move to Dysart with his wife and three year old daughter after the current school year ends. Buhr is a Sumner native, WWII veteran, Upper Iowa University graduate of 1951, and previously coached Clermont for one year before Dundee three years ago.
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Betty Jameson Wins Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont
Betty Jameson of San Antonio won the Babe Zaharias Open at Beaumont posting a 210 total to take first prize of $1,000. She shot 174 on Sunday, finishing 54 holes eight strokes ahead, nine under par. Patty Berg finished second with 218 earning $700, while Louise Suggs placed third at 221 for $600.
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