Sampson's Last-Second Shot Caps Colesburg Victory
Colesburg Trojans win the Delaware county title 45-43 over Hopkinton as Sampson scores with two seconds left. Hopkinton's Jim Johnson had sparked a late rally to force 41 and 43-all ties in a tight finish. Colesburg extends its 16th straight win in the Upper Mississippi conference.
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Bob Sampson
Colesburg
Trojans
Hopkinton
Jim Johnson
Upper Mississippi
Maynard
Fayette
Fayette County
Clermont-Elgin
West Union
Wyoming
Monticello
Sacred Heart
Wapello
Letts
Morning Sun
Wapello Clinches Louisa County Title over Letts
Wapello won the Louisa county boys tournament final 61 47 over Letts. Ken Feating scored 18 points and Dave Grimm 15 for Wapello while Tom Miller 19 and Neil Padgett 13 led Letts.
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Wapello
Louisa County
Letts
Ken Feating
Dave Grimm
Tom Miller
Neil Padgett
Louisa County Girls Championship Final Result
WAPello fell 69 to 41 to Morning Sun in the Louisa county girls final played Friday night. Morning Sun claimed the title with a strong second half and led by key players throughout the game.
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Louisa
Wapello—Morning Sun
Louisa County
Wapello
Delaware county boys crown decided in late thriller
Colesburg beat Hopkinton 45 43 on Bob Sampsons jump shot with two seconds left to capture the Delaware county title. Sampson scored 26 as Hopkinton tied late on Jim Johnson baskets. Earlville won the consolation 58 32 behind Jim Bramley 22 and Bob Ortberg 16 while Jim Scovel sat out with flu. Fayette edged Maynard 40 34 in Fayette county semifinals with Larry Maxson 20 and John Nelson 21 for C E Clermont Elgin.
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Delaware Boys
Earlville
Bob Sampson
Colesburg
Hopkinton
Delaware County
Sampson
Jim Johnson
John Hart
Dundee
Elgin
Fayette
Maynard
Fayette County
Cardinals
Valley High
Clermont - Elgin
C-E
West Union
Larry Maxson
Jim Barry
John Nelson
Bill Szemkus
South Dakota State Stands Tall Over Iowa Teachers 72-67
In Brookings SD the Jackrabbits headlined by Dean Jensen held off a late rally from Iowa Teachers Tutors to stay atop the North Central conference race with a 72-67 win. Jensen scored 12 points in the final 12 minutes as SDSU tightened in the closing minutes.
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Brookings
S. D
South Dakota State
Iowa
Teachers
Dean Jensen
State
Comiskey Scores Court Victory Over Board Size
CHICAGO AP A defense motion to dismiss Chuck Comiskey's suit to limit the Chicago White Sox Board of Directors to four members was rejected by Superior Court Judge Donald S McKinlay. Roy Egan argued for a five member board under Illinois cumulative stock voting law. Comiskey 32 year old co vice president risks being outvoted 3 2 on controversial matters. A separate suit seeks to force Dorothy Rogney to release 1731 shares of inherited stock.
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Chicago
Chuck Comiskey
Chicago White Sox Board of Directors
Superior
Donald S. McKinlay
Roy Egan
White Sox
Illinois
Comiskey
Dorothy
John Rogney
Grace Comiskey
Baseball Writers Pick Award Committee Names Four Members
The National Association of Baseball Writers in Columbus Ohio announced a four member committee to determine baseball awards. Al Weber of the Rochester Times Union was named chairman with Earl Keller of the San Diego Tribune J D Kaiser of the Albuquerque Journal and Jeff Moshier of the St. Petersburg Independent forming the panel.
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Columbus
Ohio
National Association of Baseball Writers
al Weber
Rochester
N.Y
Times-Union
Earl Keller
San Diego
Calif
Tribune
J. D. Kaiser
Alburquerque
N.M
Journal
Jeff Moshier
St. Petersburg
Fla
Fight results from Harold Johnson bout report shattered
Harold Johnson outpointed Bert White in a noted boxing card with Frankie Daniels and Monroe Rat featured. Stan Hayward and Rosini were among participants noted in the France related events.
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Harold Johnson
Bert White
Hayes Brennan Snubbed Over Texas A&M Job Joke
In Columbus Terry Brennan and Woody Hayes quipped they feel ignored as they were honored at the Columbus Touchdown club dinner. Brennan joked they had not been contacted about the Texas A and M job while receiving the Comeback Coach of the Year award among 40 sports notables.
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Columbus
Ohio
Terry Brennan
Notre Dame
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Brennan
Columbus Touchdown Club
Woody
Texas A and M
Hayes
Harshman Ailing Delays Oriole Sox Trade
The five player deal sending Jack Harshman to Baltimore may be voided after Harshman suffered a back problem. Commissioner Ford Frick will oversee a Sunday meeting between Chicago and Baltimore officials to decide if the trade should be nullified.
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Chicago
Jack Harshman
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore Orioles
Ford Frick
White Sox
Oriole
Harshman
Larry Doby
Baltimore
Ray Moore
Billy Goodman
Tito Francona
30,000 Rookie Goes to Day-Sox
The Chicago White Sox signed 19-year-old catcher James Napier of Wasco California for an estimated $30,000, the club’s first high priced rookie since the bonus rule was rescinded. Napier bats and throws right handed, stands 5 feet 10 inches, and weighs 180 pounds. He played at Bakersfield Junior College and hit .422 for a semi pro club last summer. He will join Davenport in the class B Three-I league.
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Chicago
Chicago White Sox
James Napier
Wasco
Calif
Pale Hose
Davenport
Napier
Bakersfield
Konrads Breaks World Freestyle Records at Sydney
Fifteen year old John Konrads set world marks in the 220 yard and 200 meter freestyle at North Sydney Olympic Pool during the New South Wales state championship. He swam 2 minutes 4.8 seconds with Gary Chapman second in 2 minutes 5.2 seconds, surpassing Chapman's previous world record of 2 minutes 5.8 seconds.
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Sydney
Australia
John Konrads
New South Wales
Konrads
Gary Chapman
Chapman
Large spread of results from multiple college meets and leagues
Across prep and college levels, teams posted a wide range of scores in wrestling and basketball. Highlights include Davenport 29 over C R Washington 16, Buena Vista 77 over Dubuque 61, North Dakota State 65 over South Dakota State 41, and senior college showings like Oberlin 5s over Wittenberg 81.
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Davenport
C.R. Washington
Waverly
Oelwein
Ft. Dodge
Mason City
Eagle Grove
Waterloo West
Charles City
Decorah &, Clarion
Osage
Iowa
Buena Vista
Dubuque
Central
Upper Iowa
Cornell
Ripen
North Central
North Dakota
Morningside
Board Dakota State
Iowa Teach- South Dakota
N. Dakota St
Estherville
Middlewest
Otterbein
Hiram
Wittenberg
Oberlin
Enn St
Central Wee Oble
Bluffton
Albion
Alvin
Adrian Sa
Illiam Jewell
Tarkio
Bt. Benedict's
Kan
Ft. Have St
Wayne
Neb
Irsville
Witthee
May Muille Ie
St. Cloud
St. Jonna
Minn
Dakota
Lamont Wins Over Lamont Winthrop 57 34
Lamont trailed at halftime but Lamont Lamont fell 57 34 as Winthrop led with 19 points from Lammers and 12 each by Fish and Smith. Winthrop reserve won 50 38. Pavek led Palo with 15.
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Lamont
Lammers
Winthrop
Earl Fish
Ron Smith
Tiffin Teams Triumph In Basketball Showdown
Tiffin boys edged Conesville 57 to 54 with Langberg scoring 23 and Norton 17. Johnson led Conesville with 14. Tiffin girls won 77 to 50 as Graver earned 30 and Graham 28 while Gray scored 20 for Conesville.
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Tiffin
Conesville
Langberg
Norton
Johnson
Graver
Graan
Gray
Readlyn boys trounce Janesville 84 to 52 in district clash
Readlyn star Ken Mathias poured in 29 points as Readlyn defeated Janesville 84-52. Janesville’s Bob Beaver scored 14. Readlyn’s girls won 61-55 behind Collins 29 and Judy Casey 27.
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Readlyn
Ken Mathias
Janesville
Bob Beaver
Janeville
Collins
Judy
Casey
St Marys IOWA CITY crushes St Patrick s in final regular clash
St Marys of Iowa City extended its winning streak to 53 games by routing St Patrick s 96 52 in the final regular season meeting. Dave Maher led with 25 points, Mike Blackman 22, Mike Reid 21 while Gary Crowley scored 13 for St Patrick s.
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Iowa City
St. Mary’s
St. Patrick’s
Regina Catholic
Dave Maher
Mike Blackman
Mike Reid
Gary Crowley
St. Pat’s
Monticello Panthers beat Anamosa 72 61 in Wamac play
Monticello defeated Anamosa 72 to 61 as Ron Long scored 23 points to lead the Panthers. Anamosa’s Dean Hartman tallied 24 in a losing effort. Monticello also won the sophomore game 27 to 18.
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Monticello
Anamosa
Ron Long
Panther
Dean Hartman
Dysart-Reinbeck Girls Edge Reinbeck For Narrow Win
Dysart top Reinbeck 52 to 32 as Judy Rethlefs and Luane Meggers each scored 19 points. Reinbeck managed only four field goals all game and stayed close with 24 free throws. Reinbeck won the junior varsity 34-33.
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Dysart
Reinbeck
Judy Rethlefs
Luane Meggers
Walker and Brandon split a basketball doubleheader
The Walker girls beat Brandon 78 to 53 while Brandon’s boys won 61 to 47. Stumma scored 22 for Brandon and Tietge added 16 for Walker. Janet Bennett led Walker girls with 30 and Maher had 20 for Brandon.
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Walker
Brandon
Stumma
Jim Tietge
Janet Bennett
Maher
Solon Girls Top Cosgrove In 64 53 Win
Solon defeated Cosgrove 64 53 as Patrice Krob scored 26 points and E Rohret added 22 for Cosgrove. The Solon boys also won 63 44 with Randall 19 and Casey 14 leading the winners while Hospodarsky had 11 for Cosgrove. Beaman Montour girls beat Beaman 62 50 led by Brezing's 30 points as Mary McConnell scored 27 for Beaman. Beaman won the junior high game 27 12. Sigourney beat Belle Plaine 58 44 in South Iowa Cedar League play. Schimmel Benning led Sigourney with 17 and Gary Grimm scored 20 for Belle Plaine. Sigourney sophomores won 60 30. Springville Mt Vernon: Kruse 17 led Mt Vernon past Springville 58 47. Stenitz 11 and Walter Strickel 10 for Springville. Mt Vernon won the reserve game 42 28.
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Center PT
Central City
Center Point
Ron Satchett
P Layup
Ron Kirk
Lyle Waters
Jalaa Domer
Jo- Ann Shay
Solon
Patrice Krob
Cosgrove
E. Rohret
Randall
Casey
Hospodarsky
Beaman-Montolur
Beaman — Montour
Beaman
Brezing
Mary McConnell
Sigourney
Belle Plaine
South Iowa
Springville
MT. Vernon
Kruse
Don Stenstz
Walter Strickel
Keystone Clinches 12th Straight With Urbana Victory
Keystone defeats Urbana 84 46 to extend the win streak to twelve straight. Gene Franzenburg scores 13 for Keystone and the reserves also win 46 31.
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Keystone-Urbana
Keystone—Keystone
Urbana
Gene Franzenburg
Keystone
Monona Girls Top Luana 62 to 46 as Hilmer Leads Boys Win
Monona defeats Luana 62 46 in girls action with 36 points by Chickering. Pearson has 22 for Luana. In the boys game Monona wins 59 47 with Hilmer scoring 26 and Deering adding 19 for Luana.
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Monona
Chickering
Luana
Pearson
Hilmer
Deering
Wellman extends twin bill win over West Chester
Wellman swept West Chester winning the varsity 46 to 38 and reserves 58 to 19. Allsup led Wellman with 14 points in the varsity, while Mink scored 14 for West Chester.
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Wellman
West Chester
Allsup
Mink
Tama Hawks Clip Toledo In Overtime For First Loss
Tama defeated Toledo 48-44 in overtime to hand Toledo its first loss. Gary Wheeler led Tama with 13 points while Crouse scored for the winners. Tama improves to 7-1 in the South Iowa Cedar League. Toledo drops to 6-2 and Tama still leads the conference.
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TAMA
Toledo
Crouse
Gary Wheeler
Tamahawks
Weigman Buzzer Lifts Waverly Past New Hampton 58 56
Bruce Weigman scored in the closing five seconds to give Waverly a 58 56 win over New Hampton. Don Hein led Waverly with 24 points while Glen Denner added 19 for New Hampton. Don Hein’s brother Bob Hein led Waverly reserves with 14 points, and Westendorf also had 14 in a 46 28 victory. Denny Bradshaw had nine for New Hampton.
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Waverly
New Hampton
Bruce Weig
Don Hein
Glen Denner
Don
Bob Hein
Westendorf
Denny Bradshaw
Edgewood-Garnavillo Sweeps Twin Bill In High School Hoops
Edgewood-Garnavillo swept both games defeating Edgewood 53-36 in girls action and 59-45 in boys. Elgen Nee ding scored 24 for Garnavillo girls while Nancy Lewis led Edgewood with 16. Judl top-scored Garnavillo boys with 20 as Walt Clauson added 15 for Edgewood.
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Edgewood-Garnavillo
Edgewood
Garnavillo
Elgen
Nancy Lewis
Judl
Walt Clauson
Volga-Fairbank I.C. Beats Volga 53-39 in Varsity Match
Volga Fairbank I C defeated Volga 53 to 39 after losing the reserve contest 35 to 17. Pat Olson scored 17 for the winners, Corcoran had 18 for Volga. Jim Pope led Volga reserves with ten, Shields hit twelve for I C.
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Volga-Fairbank I.C
VOLGA
Fairbank I.C
Pat Olson
Corcoran
Jim Pope
Shields
I.C
West Branch Beats Durant In Close West Suburban Clash
West Branch overcame a 12-9 halftime deficit to beat Durant 32-30 led by Mary Leonard with 23 points while Nelda Holst led Durant with 18. West Branch boys then defeated Durant 66-36 as Lenny Phelps scored 17 and Don Johnson added 13 for the losers.
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West Branch
Durant
Mary Leonard
Nelda Holst
Lenny Phelps
Don Johnson
Independence Triumphs Over Tipton In Conference Clash
In Wamac conference play Independence defeated Tipton 65-39 behind Tom Cabalka 20 points. Tipton’s Rise scored 17 and Wiegand 12 led the losers. Tipton won the reserve game 39-31.
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Independence
Tipton
Indee
Tom Cabalka
Larry Wilkus
Rise
Wiegand
Wilton Junction and West Liberty split basketball doubleheader
Wilton Junction won the boys game 54-51 behind Herr's 30 points while Kirby scored 20 for West Liberty. The West Liberty girls defeated Wilton Junction 63-33 as Kennedy dropped 30 points and Kra kle tallied 15 for Wilton Junction.
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Wilton Jct
West Liberty
Wilton Junction
Herr
Kirby
Kennedy
Krakle
Straw Point Guttenberg Split In Pair Of Games
Strawberry Point and Guttenberg split a double header with Strawberry Point winning the girls 57 56 in a tight finish and Guttenberg taking the boys 58 55 in sudden death overtime. Bonnie Smith led Guttenberg girls with 23 points while Olinger scored 28 for Strawberry Point. Gary Moates led Strawberry Point boys with 18 and Mel Hyde led the Guttenberg side with 23.
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Straw Point
Guttenberg
Strawberry Point
Bonnie Smith
Olinger
Gary Moates
Mel Hyde
Sumner tops Elkader for 11th straight win
Sumner defeated Elkader 69 58 to extend its win streak to eleven games. Roger Bock led Sumner with 19 points while Max Clifford had 19 for Elkader. Elkader won the reserve game 45 43.
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Sumner
Downing Elkader
Roger Bock
Max Clifford
Elkader
Atkins Triumphs Over Palo In Varsity And Reserve Match
Atkins defeated Palo 57-39 in the varsity game and 34-29 in the reserve clash. Ray Ness led the scoring for Atkins with strong play.
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Atkins
Palo
Ray Ness
Montour Girls Triumph 62 50 As Beaman Forfeits
Beaman Montour forfeits Friday night game due to multiple Montour players declared scholastically ineligible. Montour girls win 62 to 50 with no grade issues on their side.
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Beaman
Montour
Williamsburg N English Boys and Girls Hoops Results
Duane Petz scored 14 to lift Williamsburg past North English 50 to 42. O Rourke led North English with 10. Chelsea beat Clutier 46 22 in girls action with Johnson scoring 21. In boys, Clutier won 41 28 led by Bob German 12 while Lamb added nine for Chelsea.
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Williamsburg N. English
Williamsburg
Duane Petz
North English
O’rourke
Clutier
Chelsea
Johnson
Yuska
Bob German
Lamb
Neiman Leads Brooklyn Past Guernsey 47 22 Victory
Mary Ann Neiman scored 22 points to lift Brooklyn to a 47 to 22 win over Guernsey. Bonnie Seye was Guernsey’s top scorer with 16 points in the contest.
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Brooklyn
Mary Ann Neiman
Guernsey
Neiman
Bonnie Seye
Riverside-Oxford Varsity Scores Narrow Riverside Wins
Riverside-Oxford boys edged Riverside 32-30 with Farmer scoring 16. Luckey led Riverside with high scoring. Oxford girls defeated Riverside 46-39 as Patterson scored 20 points and Havel led Riverside with 19.
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Riverside
Oxford
Farmer
Luckey
Patterson
Havel
Blairstown Boys Top Shellsburg 68 to 50
Walters led Blairstown with 23 points in the boys game defeating Shellsburg 68 50 Hyde scored 18 for Shellsburg The Shellsburg reserves won 38 36 in the separate game
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Blairstown
Shellsburg
Walters
Hyde
Bruins option Armstrong and Bionda from Springfield
Veteran defensemen Bob Armstrong and Jack Bionda have been optioned out of Springfield of the American Hockey League by the Boston Bruins.
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Boston
Bob Armstrong
Jack Bionda
Springfield
Boston Bruins
Braille School Wins 22-20 In Wrestling Duel
The Iowa Braille and Sightsaving school defeated the Illinois school for the blind by 22 to 20. The victors travel to Tama next Friday night for another match.
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Iowa Braille
Gazette
Vinton
Iowa Braille and Sightsaving
Illinois School For the Blind
Iowa
Tama
Switch Date On J-Hawk Mat Meet
The Clinton at Jefferson wrestling match moved from Saturday January 25 to Thursday January 23 at 7:30 p.m. in Roosevelt gym to avoid clashing with the Washington Jefferson basketball game now set for January 25 at Washington.
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Clinton At Jefferson
Jefferson
Bo Cameron
Roosevelt Gym
Cameron
Washington
Pung Cards 72 to Lead at Tampa Women’s Open
Jackie Pung shot 72 to move two strokes ahead at halfway in the Tampa Women’s Open. She posted 151 after 36 holes while Beverly Hanson stood second at 153 and Ruthie Jessen slipped to 157 for a tie at 10th.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tampa
Fla
Jackie Pung
Rock and Roll Jamboree Draws Rhythm Stars Statewide
A state program showcases a lively Jamboree featuring rhythm stars, while Warner Brothers presents The Green Eyed Blonde with Susan Oliver. The event highlights music culture and film releases tied to the entertainment scene.
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Susan Oliver
Warner Brothers Pictures
Saturday Paramount Theater Shows Teen Oriented Films
The theater highlights two low budget features with teen appeal. Jamboree follows two young singers who form a recording team facing romantic and career ups and downs. The Green Eyed Blonde depicts a girl slipping into delinquency amid a musical spread featuring rhythm stars and disk jockeys.
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Paramount
Peyton Place
Hollywood
Freda Hallowey
Paul Carr
Bob Pastine
Kay Medford
Fats Domino
Jerry Lee Lewis
Buddy, Knox
Count Basie
Sandy Singer
Minneapolis
KCRG
Cedar Rapids
Oliver Stars in Final Act of A Notable Play
A fragment notes Oliver plays the leading role as the production approaches its end. The context suggests a customary curtain call or culmination fitting the actor’s stature in the work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver
Local Film Listings From Iowa State Palace Marion
Iowa listings show Esther Cos tello Escape from San Quentin. Jamboree Green-Eyed Blonde. Around the World in 80 Days. Young and Dangerous Po gpumanm Baby. Run of the Arrow Midnight Story with showtimes across venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Esther Costello
San Quentin
Palace
Marion
Sarni Named Non-Playing Coach for Rochester Red Wings
ST LOUIS RP Bill Sarni former catcher for the St Louis Cardinals and New York Giants whose career ended by a heart attack during spring training in 1957 returns to the Cardinal organization as a non playing coach with the Rochester Red Wings of the Triple A International League Sarni is 30 and agreed to terms Friday.
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Bill Sarni
St. Louis Cardinals
New York Giants
Cardinal
Sarni
Rochester Red Wings
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