Big Ten coaches fret over aid plan claims
Hall of Big Ten coaches discuss an aid plan for football recruits. They warn the policy may push top prospects to outside schools and hurt Big Ten programs. Coaches from Illinois Wisconsin Michigan State Ohio State Purdue Indiana Northwestern and others weigh financial impacts and recruitment.
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Charles Chamberlain
Chicago
Japi — Hall
Big Ten
Fam Raspos
Yale
Woody Mayes
Ohio State
Duffs Daugherty
MSU Vutwa
Alte
Purdue
Ray Eliot
Illinois
Ara Parseghian
Northwestern
Stee
Mitt Bruhn
Wisconsin
Phil Dickens
Indiana
Ze Theo
Irish Pounds St. Mary's in 15-1 Victory
Cedar Rapids team routs St. Mary’s Iowa City 15 to 1 as Butch Young belts a line drive homer in the sixth. Pufall and Lynn Trosky spark hits and drives in runs. Cambridge earns his third win with Dave Muromy tossing 4 hitless innings. Replete with errors by St. Mary’s, Cedar Rapids steals several bases and takes control early.
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St. Pat’s
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary's
Iowa City
Larry Stevenson
Mike Cambridge
Butch Young
Pufall
Cambridge
Joe Kenney
Dave Muromy
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Bo Reid
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M. Heidtli
Broglia
Reid
Lena Begins Search for Cage Coach
Towa City officials opened a search for a new basketball coach after the death of Bucky OConner. Athletic Director Paul Brechler said an exploratory meeting will discuss possibilities with top coaches and that 15 to 20 applications have been filed. He noted several Iowa graduates were mentioned informally as potential candidates.
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Towa City
Apa
Bucky O'Conner
University Board In Control of
Paul Brechler
Brechler
Iowa
Sharm Scheverman
Bucky
Murray Wier
East Waterloo
Bob Schultz
Coe College
Tommy Thomson
Creighton
Drake
John Bennington
Trout Stocking in Eastern Iowa Details Week End April 26
Extensive trout stocking reported across Eastern Iowa for the week ending April 26. Pensylvania streams and creeks list brown and rainbow trout releases with counts per location in counties including Altaminkee Clear Creek and Wexford Creek. County by county figures show hundreds of brown and rainbow fingerlings released at sites such as Swiss Valley Plum Creek Howerd Bigalk Creek and Turtle Creek Wapsie River and others.
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East Iowe
Iowa
Altaminkee
Clear Creek
Wexford Creek
Richmond Springs
Pacuque
Swiss Valley
Brown
Plum Creek
Howerd County
Bigalk Creek
Dalton Lake
Brush Creek
Mitichell County
Turtle Creek
Spring Creek
Wapsie River
Winnishiek
Booth Bear Creek
West Canoe Creek
Dackson
Hig Mill Creek
Brosn
Little Aul Creek
Manufacturers to Open M J League Season at Memorial Park
The Town Manufacturing, long the team to beat in the M J league, starts 1958 play Sunday at Memorial baseball park facing Iowa Midland Supply. Manager Bill Rucker leads a veteran lineup with two newcomers Bruce Butters and John Voss Butters.
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Jack Ogden
Town Manufacturing
Memorial Baseball Park
Bill Rucker
Iowa Midland Supply
Memorial Park
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Tinco
Bruce Butters
Central City
John Voss Butters
Iowa
Voss
Len Kolar
George Schamberger
Buz Feciser
Junior Walters
Peters
Ray Warychoff
Grant Wessling
Pinky Primrose
Len’ ‘Benhart
Harry Schmitt
Edil Lala
Multileague Baseball Scores and Schedule Fragments
Summary of scattered league results across Minor Faets International, American Association, Pacific Coast, Southern, Texas, Western, Eastern and South Atlantic leagues. Numerous incomplete scores include Rochester, Richmond, Atlanta, New Orleans, San Antonio, Victoria, Dallas, Fort Worth, Reading, Springfield, Williamsport, Jacksonville and Macon with rain and cold conditions noted.
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Alientown
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Knoxville
Barannah
Macon
C Dotke
Fain
Sectional Results and First Rounds Across Iowa Districts
Sectional results list numerous matchups and outcomes across Iowa venues. Schools like Mantua Bellefontaine Clermont Center Point Crawfordsville Cole Creek Charles City and Mount Ayr appear with varying scores in first round games. Postponements due to weather and forfeit notes are noted alongside multiple community gym results.
Unified High School Activities Federation forms in Iowa
The Iowa High School Activities Council is revamped and renamed the Unified High School Activities Federation. Changes take effect July 1 and include removal of veto power. The council comprises executive boards of the Speech Association, Girls' Athletic Union, High School Athletic Association, Music Association, and a three-superintendent two-principal administrators group.
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Prep Activities
Des Moines
Iowa High School Activities Council
Unified High School Activities Federation
Iowa High School Speech Asen
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
Iowa High School Athletic Assn
Iowa High School Music Assn
Jorgen ssen stops Teague in first round for win
Paul Jorgensen, ranked third featherweight, used a sharp right hand to drop Russ Teague three times and win by technical knockout at 2:15 of the first round in Dallas. Jorgensen also scored counts in the fourth and sixth rounds.
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Dallas
Paul Jorgenssen
Russ Teague
Davenport
Teague
Jack Marshall
Jorgensen
State Softball Tourney Held at Boone August 3
The men’s state softball tournament will be at McHose Park in Boone for the fifth straight year starting August 3. Hardeck’s of Sioux City are the defending champions.
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Boone
IGONE
McHose Park
Hardeck’s
Sioux ‘City
Weather blamed in crash that killed Cal Jones
The Canadian Transport Department blamed severe weather for the December 1956 Canada Airlines crash that killed Cal Jones, a star football player at Towa, and 61 others. The report notes weather conditions as the cause factor in the fatal incident.
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Cal Jones
Ottawa
Canadian Transport Department
Canada Airlines
Calvin Jones
Towa
Lothers
Braves Ready To Spoil Giants Pennant Bid In San Francisco
Milton Richman reports the Braves aim to derail the Giants as both teams surge in pennant chase. The Giants debut in San Francisco with strong play, while Milwaukee trails in second, and the Braves recall a Boston-Milwaukee breakthrough season as new rivalries form.
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