Roosevelt Crushes Toddville 15-6 in Baseball rout
Roosevelt High defeated Toddville 15-6 on the Hayes diamond. Lawrence Wise homered as Roosevelt exploded for five runs in the fifth inning, aided by four errors and two stolen bases, while Stan Roseberry earned the win despite allowing eight hits. Toddville scorers included Darrell Augustine and Junior Bowers as the visitors committed seven errors.
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Roosevelt High
Toddville
Hayes Diamond
Roosevelt
Lawrence Wise
Don Hickman
Stan Roseberry
Darrell Augustine
Junior Bowers
Obain
Hickman
Morris
Young
Ran’h
Jaewer
jRoseberry
Toddville Pane Hake
E—Hickman
Jaeger
Edaburn
Matheny
Bowers
Man
Orris
Wren Wise
Younes
Bain
Bain. Bowers
Oeaen
Ry Augustine
Try
Asustine
Abs Bowers
Augustine
Randolph
Roseberry Bowers
U—Adkins
Michaels
Stranahan and Peck Draw In North-South Golf Meet
Defending champion Frank Stranahan earned a second round match with Jack R. Peck of Logan West Virginia after Peck crushed Hobb Anderson of Wilson North Carolina 7 and 6. Stranahan beat Mort Reed of Rochester New York 4 and 3 to advance.
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Stranahan
Peck
Pinehurst
N. C
Frank Stranahan
West Virginia
Toledo
Ohio
Jack R. Peck
Logan
W. Va
Hobb Anderson
Wilson
Mort Reed
Rochester
N. Y
Bob Brooks to Broadcast Cedar Rapids Indians Games
Bob Brooks will call every Cedar Rapids Indians game this season on KCRG-1600 radio. The arrangement covers all home and away contests, bringing full-season play-by-play to listeners.
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Bob Brooks
Cedar Rapids Indians
KCRG-1600
Stanley urges discipline and civic duty at YMCA event
The YMCA awards ceremony honors 1949-50 sports program winners as Stanley discusses fan behavior in basketball. Bob Brooks and John Snider host, with Judge Thompson as toastmaster and Joseph Lattner, Fred Winter, Paul Maney, Charles Estes, Ira Carrithers, Ed Zeller, and Bill Waite among organizers.
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Ira T. Carrithers
Ed Zeller
Bill Waite
Marengo Fish and Game Club Annual Meeting
The Marengo Fish and Game club will hold its annual meeting at the K P hall here Thursday.
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Marengo
Marengo Fish and Game Club
K.P. Hall
Wilson Nine Spins Monti Preps 14 1
Monticello hosts witnessed Wilson overwhelm Monticello 14 to 1 on Tuesday. Meski men and Erenberger combined on the mound for Wilson, limiting Monticello to one hit. Wilson collected 12 hits, with Cilek Stoke and Curtis doubles.
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George Frasher
Gazette
Monticello
Wilson
Monticello High
Meskimen
Erenberger
Ramblers
Cilek
Stoke
Curtis
Monti
Bill Neill
Cedar Rapids
Opening Day Draws Hit Strong Box Office Across Leagues
New York reports show 252,700 fans attended eight opening games. The American League drew 139,101 across four games with an average of 34,775 per game, up from 30,426 in 1949. The National League totaled 113,599 fans with rising averages.
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Aes
New York
Washington
Referee Named for 27th Teachers College Relays
Gordon Meeter principal of Sloan Wallace junior high in Waterloo was announced Wednesday as referee for the 27th annual Teachers College Relays to be held Saturday in Cedar Falls.
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Cedar Falls
INS
Gordon Meeter
Waterloo
Sloan Wallace
Various college and high school sports results scattered
A mixed sports results page lists numerous high school and college outcomes across baseball hockey basketball and track. Notable scores include Farmersburg 5 Marquette 4 and Monona 9 1, Belle Plaine 19 Montezuma 1, and Notre Dame 6 Chicago 2 with other regional results across Iowa Minnesota and Missouri teams.
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South Clayton County
Farmersburg
Marquette
Monona
Garnaville
Jackson County
Kula
Andrew
Monmouth
Maquoketa
OTH
R. Moses
Mentice i && Ats
Hazleton
Victor
Ladora
Gildden
Lake City
Then
Merrill
Eartham
Ones
Extra
Masseau City
Tales City
Iota
Aes Nd
Shelda
Fi Colfax
Mitchellvile
Grimes
Aston Battle
Keystone Five Honored At Banquet By Local Club
Keystone High School basketball team, substate finalists in the state tournament, received honors at a banquet hosted by the Keystone Business Men's club. Guests included cheerleaders, faculty, wives, Frank O'Connor acting Iowa coach, and Jim Meaghan of Cedar Rapids.
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Keystone
Keystone Business Men’s Club
Frank “Bucky” O’connor
University of Iowa
Jim Meaghan
Cedar Rapids Inians
University of Iowa Banquet Honors 6 Basketball Letter Winners
Meaghan screened World Series films and Pheasant Priestival clips in Huron. Speakers included Rev A W Brauer, Dick Wiese, captain, Supt M W Warrior, and MC Dr M C Larson. Coach Lavern Bruns presented letters to Wiese, Posusta, Slaymaker, Danker, Silhanek and Albertson.
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University of Iowa
Bob Clifton
Herb Thompson
Whitey Diehl
Meaghan
Pheasant Priestival
Huron
S.D
A. W. Brauer
Dick Wiese
Supt
M. W. Warrior
M. C. Larson
Lavern Bruns
Wiese
Virgil Posusta
Danny Slaymaker
John Danker
Wayne Silhanek
Don Albertson
Jurges Praised as Cedar Rapids Baseball Manager
Pat Harmon, sports editor of The Cedar Rapids Gazette, lauds Bill Jurges as the standout manager among Daytona Beach camp trainees. He notes Jurges' patience and leadership, credits Cedar Rapids with strong pitching, fair catching, good infield, and weaker hitting in the outfield.
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Cedar Rapids
Bill Jurges
Pat Harmon
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Exchange Club
Montrose Hotel
Florida
Baseball Scores Across Leagues Including 11 Inning Tie
Pacific Coast games include Oakland 5 Portland 3 and San Diego 3 Los Angeles 2 in 11 innings. Sacramento 10 San Francisco 4 Hollywood 5 Seattle 4. American Association each result shows Minneapolis 8 Milwaukee 5 called end of 6th due to rain, Louisville 8 Toledo 6, Kansas City 4 St. Paul 3, Indianapolis 7 Columbus 5. Western League results Omaha 3 Lincoln 2 Des Moines 6 Sioux City 3 Denver 10 Colorado Springs 4 Pueblo 3 Wichita 0.
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Pacific Coast
Oakland
Portland
San Diego
Los Angeles
Sacramento
San Francisco
Hollywood
Seattle
Minneapolis
Milwaukee
Louisville
Toledo
Kansas City
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Columbus
Omaha
Lincoln
Des Moines
Sioux City
Denver
Colorado Springs
Pueblo
Wichita
Birmingham bowler tops singles with 696 at ABC event
Frank Lopresti of Birmingham Michigan rolled a 696 series Tuesday night to take the lead in the singles event of the American Bowling Congress tournament in Columbus Ohio.
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Columbus
Ohio
Frank Lopresti
Birmingham
Mich
Peters Out As Griffith Steps In For Me morial Coliseum Card
Sammy Peters unable to fight due to an ulcer on the eye. Flynn Griffith of Moline will replace him to meet Jack Webber in the canceled feature at Memorial Coliseum. The card headlines Eastern Iowa amateur talent.
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Jack Webber
Sammy Peters
Memorial Coliseum
Bob Hughes
Peters
Hughes
Tama
Sammy
Flynn Griffith
Muscatine
Webber
Webber-Griffith
Iowa
Saddler Stops Salas in Cleveland Bout
In Cleveland Sandy Saddler halted Lauro Salas in the ninth round. Portland reports Roscoe Toles, fighting at 195 pounds, outpointed Bill Petersen in Chicago.
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Cleveland
Sandy Saddler
York
Lauro Salas
Iso
Bias City
Portland
Ore
Roscoe Toles
Woteet
Bill Petersen
Chicago
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Heidelberg
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Shell Service
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Bill Heins Carroll Johnson
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