New Marion Coach Faces Large 52-Man Squad For Fall
Beemblossom begins first year at Marion with 52 players across three grades including 20 freshmen in junior high. He may move Clark McLeod to fullback and lists George Moore and George Neff as top tackle contenders. The Indians run a wing T and single wing over center, with Les Hipple as architect and Monticello eyed as league favorite.
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Vernon Junior High
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George Neff
Gene Parton
John Fowler
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Jim Starks
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Lloyd Atwater
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Porter Reed
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Denny Dollerhide
Ed Ruhl
Larry Davidson
Jim Danford
Marion Grid
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Larry Stick
Bill Hutchins
John Black
Indians
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Monticello
Panthers
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Larry Tanner
Waverly
Belinsky Recalled by Los Angeles Angels After Hawaii
Los Angeles Angels will bring back pitcher Bo Belinsky along with 11 other players from farm teams. Belinsky will not join the club until after Hawaii finishes its season on September 9, as announced by Angel General Manager Fred Haney.
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Minor Facts League score roundup across teams
Scores from the league show varied results with Indianapolis 2 3 Atlanta 0 7 Jacksonville 2 7 Columbus 3 0 Richmond 3 5 Rochester 1 6 Arkansas 2 6 Buffalo 0 8 Toronto 6 Syracuse 2 Salt Lake 5 Hawaii 4 Pacific Coast Oklahoma City Se Rouce Fort Worth 6 Tacoma 6 Seatt San Diego 4 tookene 1 Portland 6 Denver .
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Three More Cyclone Gridders Quit
Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton says losses are a healthy sign as three more players withdraw on the fourth day of practice. John McGongle from Cincinnati Ohio Ralph Esposito from Cuyahoga Falls Ohio and Dave Thomas from Sycamore Illinois left the squad after Tom Postak did so the day before.
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Packers Have 90 Minute Drill
Green Bay sharpened its offense in a bristling 90 minute workout as they prepared for the Bishop's Charities game against the New York Giants. Bart Starr and John Roach connected often in an extensive passing drill while Max McGee Boyd Dowler and Bob Jeter hauled in short and long passes. The team wore helmets and pads and practiced a spirited scrimmage without live tackling.
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Rain Forces Postponement of Legion World Series Games
In Keene New Hampshire steady rain forced the postponement Thursday of three games in the double elimination American Legion baseball world series.
Quads Stay Close with 4 3 Victory
Quad Cities beat Burlington 4-3 as Clinton also won 1-1 over Waterloo to pull within a game of the leaders. Attendance reached 4 061 at Davenport, boosting season total to 90 668. Bill Dawson pitched a four hitter for Clinton, Tony Horton homered for Waterloo. Fox Cities swept Dubuque in a doubleheader with a 7-0 win and a 3-0 victory.
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Foxes win nightcap as Fisher shines in pitching
The Foxes clinch the nightcap 7-5 behind strong pitching from Bob Fisher. Wisconsin Rapids beats Cedar Rapids 4-1 with two hits apiece from Bill Asplen and Dave Hirtz.
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Rock Island Defeats Phoenix 2-0 in ISC World Tourney
Dick Brubaker pitched a 2-0 win as Rock Island beat Phoenix in the ISC World Tournament. The game drew 5,747, the second largest crowd in tourney history, boosting Brubaker’s sixth straight tournament victory and his scoreless-innings streak to 32. Dubuque and Long Beach also rallied to triumph.
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SUI Tanker Dominates Florence G May Meet In St Louis
University of Iowa sophomore Ron Berry from Moline Illinois won four events in the men's open division at St Louis Florence G May swim meet capturing the 100 free 100 fly 200 free and 100 breast. Cedar Rapids entrant Fred Hahn led in backstroke and placed third in the 200 free for boys 15 17.
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MV Levels Fine and Ban at Wichita
Wichita university was fined $1,000 and given a two year post season ban by the Missouri Valley Conference for paying unauthorized recruiting expenses. Commissioner Norvall Neve imposed the penalty restricting participation to NCAA sponsored events only after the infraction.
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Wichita University
Missouri Valley Conference
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Pentathlon Set for Saturday at Iowa State
Iowa State hosts a five event track pentathlon Saturday on Clyde Williams Field. Coach Bob Lawson announced the meet with entries accepted up to start time. This is the third in the summer series with a final cross country run scheduled for September 6.
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Iowa State
Bob Lawson
Clyde Williams
Watkins Is Loop Champ
Watkins defeated Atkins 7-0 to clinch the Iowa Valley amateur baseball league title. Ron Wood pitched a fourteenth straight shutout stretch, allowing three hits and striking out 19 as Watkins improved to 14-1 in league play and 28-6 overall. A Labor Day tournament schedules Norway versus Williamsburg and Newhall versus Watkins with the final to follow.
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Ames Names Reading to Lead ISU Intramural Program
Reading AMES Lynn Reading, a 1959 BYU graduate, is appointed to head Iowa State's large intramural athletics program, signaling a new era for campus recreation and competition.
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Brigham Young University
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