Browns Fall as Dobson, White Sox Top St. Louis
Chicago ace Joe Dobson limited the Browns to one run after a shaky start as Eddie Robinson hit a first 1952 homer and Nelson Fox Chico Carrasquel added run scorable hits. Chicago backed Dobson with a three-run second inning and held on to beat St. Louis 8 to 3 ending the Browns four-game win streak.
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Chicago
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Robinson
Calmar and Stanley Lads Shine at Teachers Relays
Cedar Falls Saturday's Teachers college relays showcased six Calmar High School track newcomers and nine Stanley runners in their first outdoor meet. Brad Ankerstar tied for the prep high jump title with 6-1 1/4, while Wayne Fisher of Coe won the pole vault at 12-6 using a short pole.
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Ronald Schuler
Iowa
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Iowa City
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Bases loaded barrage sinks Riders in Davenport rout
Davenport swept the doubleheader over Cedar Rapids as in the second game Walt Martens hit a bases loaded homer, Don Crosby a bases loaded triple, and Hal Potts a two bagger in the second inning. The Blue Devils won 13 to 0 in six innings while Cedar Rapids lost the opener 6 to 2.
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Eastern Iowans Dominate Relays in Final Meet Session
In the final tests many Eastern Iowa teams advanced from preliminaries. Oelwein’s medley relay with Allan Baker, Orville Hatfield, Allan Brant and Bob Ash won class B and Ash anchored in 3 47.8. Traer’s four—Mel Hanus, Bill Long, Vernon Hoeg and Larry Voetberg—took class B 880 relay by edging Oelwein 1 36.9. Oelwein posted the fastest 0 yard relay prelim in :46.2 but finished second in the final. Valley of West Des Moines led class A 440 prelims with :46.4, then took the final. Cedar Rapids Franklin was second and Dubuque fourth.
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Vinton
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Ames
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Mason City
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Postville
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Newton
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Decorah
Braves Rally Past Phillies In Ninth Inning Slugfest
Boston rallies in the ninth to beat Philadelphia 9 7 at Shibe Park as Bert Thiel earns his first 1952 win. The slugfest features four Boston errors and leads to a dramatic late rally for the Braves.
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Bears Run Past Dubuque 1-0 In Ramblers Victory
McKinley and Dubuque split Saturday games at Daniels Park with Wilson losing 1-0 to McKinley in a sharp pitchers duel. Norm Peyton tossed a four-hit shutout for McKinley while Dubuque’s Shaefer allowed two hits in a losing effort.
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Red Sox Run Streak With 6 1 Victory Over Athletics
Boston tops Philadelphia 6-1 to extend its winning streak to four, as Maury McDermott shuts down the Athletics over seven innings in the afternoon game after an 11-2 morning win. Piersall and Bellogio credited with runs. Taylor bests Fowler for the win in front of 8,598 at Boston.
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Franklin Edges Coggon 1 0 on Errors
Franklin of Cedar Rapids won 1-0 over Coggon on two first inning miscues. Good pitching held the Bolts to two hits for Coggon and three for Franklin. Gerald McArtor scored on an error in the third after walking to third on a misplay. Coggan threatened in the seventh but failed to push across.
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Ampeys Foe To Enter Pro Ranks In Local Card
Ralph Capone of Joliet will end his amateur run when he meets Cedar Rapids’ Jim Ampey in the feature of an 11 bout card at Memorial Coliseum next Thursday at 8 p.m. Capone is 126-pound Joliet champion. Ampey is Cedar Rapids guardian of four Golden Gloves titles.
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Shields Eligible For PGA Championship Debut
The PGA announced three players Cary Middlecoff Jimmy Clark and Jack Shields qualify for the June 18 24 Louisville championship. All are new PGA members completing the mandatory five year waiting period and will compete in the first time in the event.
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Iowa Tennis Association Holds 1952 Meeting in Iowa City
The Iowa Tennis Association gathers at the Jefferson Hotel in Iowa City at 11:30 a.m. for its annual meeting. Officers for the 1952 season will be elected, with the main business session early in the afternoon.
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Olympic Trials Wrestling Rounds At Cedar Falls And Pittsburgh
In the 114.5 pound class John Harrison of Cedar Falls advances with a 3-0 win in the first round robin, while Meeks is eliminated. In the 147.5 pound class John Harrison again faces rounds for the championship with Coursen defeating Marrison earlier. At 160.5 pounds John Fletcher of Navy defeats Keith Young 6-0. In the 171.0 pounds Bill Smith of Cedar Falls wins 7-? over Jay Holt. Dale Thomas of Lansing wins 3-0 over Bradley Glass and later defeats Harry Lanzi 2-1 before elimination. Thomas defeats Lanzi again 3-0. Wittenberg defeats Thomas 3-0 in another round.
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Cedar Falls
Dee
Dick Aoe
Meeks
Hiseety
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Robbin
Bill Smith
Jay Holt
San Francisco
ND Beep Club
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Jim LaRock
New York Athletic Club
Harry Lanzi
Toledo
Dale Thomas
Lansing
Mich
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Bradley Glass
Princeton
Harry Wittenberg
N.Y
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Guatemalan Dorotea Flores Wins Boston Marathon
Dorotea Flores of Guatemala sprinted past 157 runners to win the Boston Marathon in 2 31 53. Her victory marks the latest in a line of foreign champions, with Flores finishing well ahead of the field and far from the 1947 record of 2 25 39 set by Yun Bok Suh.
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Double Victory Delivers Grande Payout at Golden Gate
Jockey Hank Moreno rides to a $1,080 daily double at Golden Gate Fields on a Saturday. First horse Top's Baby pays $102.30, second Jungle Story returns $17.10, underscoring Moreno's strong performance.
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High School Finals Track Summary Focused on Relays and Throws
At the high school finals, top marks came from Jim Freeman for shot put, Terry Ellis for Grinnell and Brad Ellis for Bradley in the heavy events, and Nick Piper leading in pole vault for Ames. Relays highlighted strong showings by North Des Moines tied for medley, Valley and Ames strong in sprint and mile relays, with records noted in 12 2 4 and 3:25.8 milestones.
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Iowa City
George Kress
Loras Academy
Allen Davidson
Charles City
Forrester
Sylvester
North Des Moines
Ralph Beardsley
Anamosa
Nick Piper
Ames
Gardner van Dyke
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Newton
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Jim Rossen
Fort Dodge
Brad Ankerstar
C. R. Franklin
Bruce Penquite
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West Waterloo
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Oles
Iowa
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Grinnell
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Loras
Iowa grid blocking drill highlights and local sports news
Iowa practice centers on blocking as Evy challenges players to sharp, accurate cuts. Jerry Clark and Dusty Rice stand out for blocks and runs while Bill Fenton Phil Heyman and Bernie Bennett draw praise for hard hitting. Cedar Rapids youths drive golf interest with clinics led by local pros and plans for future sessions.
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Kanellis To Meet Gearhart In Waterloo Feature Bout
Cedar Rapids fighter Dick Kanellis faces Waterloo’s John Gearhart in the feature bout at the amateur fight card in the Waterloo Armory tonight. Bouts begin at 8 pm with Gearhart the Cedar Rapids 160 pound Golden Gloves champion this year. Two other Cedar Rapids fighters Ted Lewandowski and Ray Krueger also appear on the card.
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Cedar Rapids
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Kacere Drops to Ninth in ABC Bowling Tourney
Louis Kacere of Cedar Rapids fell from fifth to a three way tie for ninth in the American Bowling Congress event in Milwaukee. His 702 set, built earlier, was surpassed by two bowlers and matched by two others, dropping him in the singles standings while Albert Sharkey of Chicago leads with 758.
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