Olin Shooter Crowned Handicapping Champion in 98 Shoot
Herb Crock of Olin won the Iowa state handicap trapshoot title in Cedar Falls by hitting 98 of 100 targets at 21 yards. Merle Stockdale Ackley won the doubles title, with Vic Reinders of Wisconsin taking out of state doubles and Mrs. Roy Meadows Grimes winning women’s events. Armin Lang Farmington led overall with 583 of 600 in the three day state meet.
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Ransom Wins in Playoff at Akron Open
Henry Ransom of Edge Texas won the Rubber City Open in a sudden death playoff at Akron. He birdied the first extra hole after finishing 72 holes tied at 272, 16 under par, alongside Doug Ford Jack Burke and Jackson Bradley.
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Davenport Wins Girls State Class A Softball Championship
Davenport defeated the Des Moines Termites 5 to 2 to claim the state class A softball title. Semifinal upset saw the Termites dethrone West Liberty 6 to 4 as Cedar Rapids Merchants fell 5 to 3 in the opening round. Read from game scores and key players Hanson Ratliff Dunlop Norlin.
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Ex Hawks Shine in Air Force Swim Trials
Former Iowa swimmers excel at the Worlds Air Force championships in New York with 10 teams competing. Willis E. Weber won the 200 yard backstroke and scored third in the 100 yard backstroke while Otto Broeder took third in the three meter diving and Dick LaBahn finished third in the 200 meter freestyle. Other ex Hawkeyes Jim Izu and Joe Whiteley competed but did not place.
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Detroit Beats Boston in Twin Bill Sweep at Home
In Detroit the Tigers win the doubleheader against Boston. Garver and Foytack shine with key RBIs as Kaline and Sullivan drive runs. In game two Detroit again tops Boston behind strong hitting from Kuenn Tuttle and Williams with Hoeft on mound for the win.
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Rule Wins Fort Dodge Amateur in Heat
Jack Rule, 16, of Waterloo won the Fort Dodge Amateur golf championship with a three under par 141 despite extreme heat. Jack Webb of Spirit Lake and Ted Trammel of Des Moines stayed with Rule until midway in the morning nine before Rule pulled away.
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Marshalltown Wins Iowa Open Honors
Marshalltown retained the Iowa Open baseball crown in Des Moines by defeating Kellogg 4 to 3 in a 15 inning title game. Linden edged Rippey 5 to 4 to win the consolation title.
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Orioles Release $36,000 Bonus Pitcher Swango
Baltimore manager Paul Richards announced the unconditional release of John Bruce Swango from Oklahoma, a bonus youngster who never pitched in the majors. Swango earned $12,000 guaranteed over three years, but his curve and slider failures left him benched and unused.
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Maglie Joins Indians After Giants Trade
Sal Maglie, 38, joins the Cleveland Indians after a trade from the New York Giants for about 25000 dollars. He debuts against the New York Yankees in a pivotal three game series, saying he believes most of the Indians players and expects no trouble adapting to the American League despite arm concerns. He leaves behind a thorny split with Giants manager Leo Durocher and reflects on his longtime Giants career.
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Adcock Hearn Dispute Over Aim After Injuring Adcock
Milwaukee’s Joe Adcock and New York’s Jim Hearn disagree on the pitch that felled Adcock. Braves physician Dr. Charles Lacks says Adcock will wear a cast for six weeks and miss the season’s remainder. Adcock claims Hearn’s pitch hit him as he blocked his head. Hearn denies intent, saying he only tried to jam his fists and that the ball got away.
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Rain Postpones Major Open Softball Playoff
A violent windstorm and threatening weather Sunday night postponed the Major Open first half playoff game between American Legion and Al's Furniture. The Legion led 2-0 in the top of the second inning when the game was called and no rescheduled date was announced.
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Minor Baseball Standings and Sunday Results Across Leagues
League tallies show Dubuque Lafayette Kokomo Mattoon Decatur Paris Clinton Hannibal and others with win loss percentages. Sunday results include Lafayette 4 Decatur 3 Mattoon 7 Kokomo 2 Dubuque 14 Paris 10 Clinton 16 Hannibal 4 and multiple city league scores across American and Texas leagues.
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Klontz Third in Dubuque Tourney
Bob Togi kawa of Peoria Illinois won the Julien Dubuque Amateur golf tournament in a one hole playoff against Walt Atwood of Madison Wisconsin. Both finished 6 under par 134 after 36 holes. Herb Klontz of Cedar Rapids defeated Gordon Lee of Dubuque in three extra holes for third place, both finishing with 138.
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Beverly Hanson Wins Battle Creek Title
Beverly Hanson of Indio California won the Battle Creek Womens Open by one stroke over Jackie Pung of Honolulu. The 30 year old player rallied on the last nine holes to claim the $1,000 prize in Battle Creek Michigan.
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Rivers Stops Perea In Hollywood Bout
In Hollywood Neal Rivers of Las Vegas halted Sal Perea of San Francisco at 9 rounds. Perea was 152 pounds to Rivers 141. The Associated Press report notes the decisive stoppage.
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Evansville Dominates Burlington in 1-0 Pitchers’ Duel
Bill Roland tossed a three hitter in his seventh straight win, a 1-0 Evansville victory over Burlington. Roger McCardell drove in the decisive run with a second inning single after a walk and stolen base. Romano homered for Quincy as Waterloo closed within a game and a half of Burlington.
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Mexican teen captains first foreign junior title in national finals
Eighteen year old Esteban Reyes of Mexico City won the junior crown in straight sets 6-4 6-1 6-3 defeating Art Andrews of Iowa City. Ned Neely of Atlanta captured the boys title by upsetting Earl Buchholz of St Louis 6-4 6-1 and shared the doubles crown with Buchholz 6-4 6-4 against Gerald Dubie and Ray Senkowski. Gregory Grant of San Marino and Juan Jose of Manila won the junior doubles 6-4 11-0 7-5 over Andrews Crawford Henry of Atlanta.
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In Hospital City
Alvin Doggie Julian famed college and professional basketball coach is listed in fair condition at City hospital after suffering a cerebral hemorrhage and shock.
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