Prep Cage Roundup Final Standings Match
Parochial team final standings show Concept 22 0 and Ost 4 losses in a close roundup. Imm Wene Strat's 22 wins and 0 losses headline the top line.
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1957
Page
40
Parochial team final standings show Concept 22 0 and Ost 4 losses in a close roundup. Imm Wene Strat's 22 wins and 0 losses headline the top line.
Davenport defeated Muscatine 76 74 in a close contest as Davenport 7 3ttena City edged Franklin 74 65 and Roosevelt 29 beat Dubuque 74 61 in regional play.
Penalty notes show St. Mary’s defeated St. Columbkille 67 to 1 in a standings update. The broadcast mentions Cascade St. Martin’s and LC games upcoming, with St. Mary’s hosting on Thursday.
In a tight matchup Liberty 7 and Lone Tree battled as Durant faced West Branch with a 6 2 and 4 4 scoreline, highlighting a competitive evening of local play and small margins.
The fragment lists scores and teams such as Fayette, Waukon, Sumner, Postville, Union, and Elgin with unclear results. It suggests district or league tallies and ranks in a local event, with partial numerals indicating points or positions.
Kalona finishes 10 0 atop standings while West Chester Williamsburg posts 73 to N. English 0 and Keota sits 6 4 with Wellman in the final tally.
Final standings listing for Capitol Valley with numbers and names Tiffin Cosgrove shown in positions for boys and Cosgrove Oxford in girls. Details include ranking between Cosgrove and Oxford with several intra-team placements. The OCR fragment lists participants and scores for both genders.
Art Allen of LePas Manitoba led a Cedar Rapids Iowa driven Siberian husky team to second place in the three day New England dog sled derby in Laconia New Hampshire finishing 34 seconds behind the winner.
Indiana enters the Big Ten indoor track championship as a slight favorite at Columbus Ohio State hosts the meet with five Olympic team members from three nations set to compete. Ohio State coach Larry Snyder notes the race could go to Ohio State Michigan Indiana Illinois or Michigan State with preliminaries Friday night and the finals Saturday afternoon featuring 15 events.
Mel Parnell, star left-hander of the Boston Red Sox, underwent a very minor elbow operation in New Orleans on January 7 to remove fibers. The procedure could end his pitching career, and he had signaled a comeback last July with a no-hit no-run game at Fenway.
In New York the US National Indoor Championship crown went to Kurt Nielsen of Denmark who defeated Herb Flam in four sets 4-6 6-1 6-4 6-4. The doubles final saw Barry Mackay and Grant Golden beat Dick Savitt and Billy Talbert 3-6 6-3 6-4 6-4.
Cornell wrestlers visit Iowa State Monday night at 7 30 as they chase a three match victory streak to close the season. Iowa State aims to rebound after a 14 13 loss to Minnesota with tight decisions in a close Ames meet. Last season Cornell beat Iowa State 21 10 and the Cyclones seek a bigger margin against Kansas State and Nebraska to finish the year.
Baltimore Colts signed halfbacks Bill Bradshaw of Bowling Green University and Joe Guido of Youngstown College on Monday, adding two college standouts to the NFL roster.
In the third weekend of the Iowa Women’s bowling tournament Diversified Services of Waterloo topped Class A with 2 513. Local standouts include Ruth Mohl Doris award Ethel Matzdorff and Harriet Rascher among top finishers while other leaders span classes B through F with Davenport Davenport’s Bette Carlson and Algona’s Arlene Knoll among winners in singles and doubles events.
Dowling s sharpshooting hints at avoiding recent tournament stumbles as sectional action looms. Burlington faces New London or Denmark winner while Keokuk opens against Donnell’s. Clinton meets Miles DeWitt victor Wednesday. West Waterloo and East Waterloo duel Monday. LeMars led by 6 10 Bob Whelan meets Remsen’s St Marys Monday. Manning challenges Extra and Missouri Valley on Wednesday, Shelby faces Minden Tuesday.
Des Moines reports the 1957 Iowa girls high school basketball tournament will feature two unbeaten teams, Lake Park and Donnellison, with pairings and times set for first round games. Teams will practice Monday and Tuesday before opening rounds begin. Maynard defends its title with a 25-3 mark, facing Clarence in a key first-round matchup.
Keystones Lutheran bowling results list Newhall leading with high team series 2489 and high team game 953. Individual top marks include Alfred Boddicker 553 in series and Richard Wright 195 in a game. Several lane standings show Newhall, Blairstown, Van Horne and Norway among top performers with varied series totals and games.
William Lundigan stars in Mystery in Mexico on Channel 9 Theater Tuesday at 10 30 PM. The listing notes other program details including a high school basketball score and participants.
On March 6 the schedule lists eight first round games including Guthrie Center versus Maynard at 8:30 p m Nonnelison versus LaVerne at 7 30 p m Huxley against Meservey at 9 p m New Sharon faces Cedar Valley at 2 p m Tingley meets State Center at 3 30 p m Peneears battles Ida Grove at 7 30 p m Walnut hosts Garrison at 7 30 p m Clarence plays Lake Park at 9 p m.
Monday and Tuesday events list locations and start times across multiple towns including Guthrie Center, Donnellson, Laverne, Meservey, New Sharon, State Center, Walnut and Ida Grove with several entries garbled or partial. Readable items include sequence of towns and approximate start times though several entries are cut off or unclear.
B D M fast 50 Fort Dodge 48 B D M North 80 Mason City 8 6S B Lincoln 71 Omaha Central 74 Decorah 66 West Union 58 East Moline Illinois 53 Town City 44 B3C Central 69 Sioux Center 64 Koe 73 Emmetsburg Catholic Sunday Dub Loras 79 Lewis 72 Breehive College Fairfield 77 Durfee Tech 64 incent 40 Gannon 54 Teese Southern 80 Regis 71 Dayton 50 Louisville 48 Miami Ohio 47 Toledo 40 Canisius 83 Bowling Green 76 Southern Cal 84 Stanford 73 National Hockey League New York 4 Mestreal 3 Toronto 2 Detroit 4 Chicago 3 Boston 3
Scores from district basketball play on Saturday show state centers and towns tallying wins and close losses. Notable final tallies include State Center 72 over Gladbrook 47, Rockford 87 over ReserveY 51, New Sharon 77 over Fremont 46, Guthrie Center 52 over Manilla 38, Lake Park 45 over Royal 44, Ringsted 70 over Truesdale 50 in consolations, and LaVerne 62 over Plover 61 with other games listed in county venues.
Gene Bone, a 25 year old from Louisville and relative unknown four days earlier, leads by two at the Houston Open with a 54 hole total of 206 after a 69 67 70. Jack Fleck, Davenport Iowa, is seven behind tied for 15th after a 73 in round three.
Sal Maglie, 40, arrives at the Dodgers Vero Beach training camp and targets 15 victories to boost a potential pennant bid. He notes he may pitch for three more years and reflects on his 13-5 season last year and an 18-8 record in 1952 with the Giants.
New York AP notes Ted Williams batted .406 in 1941, the latest major league player to exceed .400. It also cites Bill Terry hitting .401 in 1930 as the last National Leaguer to top .400.
The program They Hired Some Guns airs Tuesday at 7 30 PM on Channel 9 with host Wyatt Earp introducing a western themed segment.
Iowa State falls to 14th in the INS weekly college basketball poll. The national top 20 list shows Berke Carolina with a 23 0 record leading, Kansas State at 16, West Virginia at 12, and Idaho with a 23 2 mark among other ranked teams.
Laure Salas of Los Angeles stops Armand Savoie of Montreal by decision after ten rounds in a Hollywood boxing card. Salas claims victory by judges scorecards.
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