Schillig Set to Return for St Pat's Diocesan Opener
Dubuque coverage notes Chuck Schillig the Cedar Rapids Marion area's leading scorer expected to return Friday for St Pat's in a first round Diocesan tournament game against St Columbkille of Dubuque. The Irish St Columbkille contest anchors a four game class A Friday slate at two sites with other matchups including Mason City St Joseph's vs OLVA Waterloo and Charles City S C vs St Mary's Waterloo.
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Chuck Schillig
Cedar Rapids
Mason City St. Joseph’s
Olva of Waterloo
Charles City S. C
St. Mary’s of
St. Pat’s
Immaculate Conception
St. Wenceslaus
Sacred Heart of Ocelwein
Loras College
Academy
Carl Franks
EYE
St. Patrick's of
St. Columbkille
Joe Rink
Laurie Laurienzo
Lynn Trosky
Terry Daggett
Carl Gibbs
Pete Pufall
Iowa Renews Plum Creek Washout Lease One Year
Des Moines report says the Conservation Commission renewed for one year the lease on the Plum Creek washout a 400 acre water area in Fremont County near the Missouri River. The site used as a waterfowl refuge since last fall and has long served as a favored stopover for ducks and geese during migration.
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INS
The
Conservation Commission
Plum Creek
Fremont County
Missouri River
Harris Leads NFL Draft First Round Selections
Jimmy Harris of Oklahoma was the first pick by the Philadelphia Eagles who announced a contract for next season. Other first picks include Dean Derby Los Angeles Henry Jordan Green Bay Milt Campbell Baltimore Ronnie Underwood Arkansas Perry Richards Detroit Karl Rupke Washington Dick Enright Southern California Wayne Bock Illinois John Barrow Vic Zucco Larry Wesley Frank Gilliam and signing of Players Association wage proposal of $5 000 per season.
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Dean Derby
Washington
Green Bay
Henry Jordan
Virginia
Cleveland
Milt Campbell
Indiana
Baltimore
Ronnie Underwood
Arkansas
Pittsburgh
Perry Richards
Detroit
San Francisco
Karl Rupke
Southern California
Dick Enright
Rams
Chicago Cardinals
Wayne Bock
Illinois
John Barrow
Florida
Chicago Bears
Vic Zucco
Michigan State
New York Giants
Larry Wesley
Frank Gilliam
Iowa
Players Association
Packers Stadium Contract Awarded to Hougaard and Sons
Green Bay council selects the firm George Hougaard and Sons for building a new Packers stadium in Green Bay. The contract approval marks a major step in the project and outlines the chosen contractor for the construction.
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Green Bay City
George Hougard and Sons
Green Bay Packers
Illinois Coach Calls BonSalle Loss a near death blow
Illinois coach Harry Combes labels Center George BonSalle a near death blow after his scholastic ineligibility, but BonSalle remains eligible until next semester. Purdue suffers multiple ineligibilities as new semester starts, while Iowa Illinois history is noted, and Cedar Rapids hosts upcoming conference events.
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Harry Combes
George BonSalle
BonSalle
Purdue
Ohio State
Harvey Austin
Wilson Eison
Leo Helmuth
Lafayette
Iowa
Hawks
Ozzie Cowles
Minnesota
Ozzie
Buckeyes
Michigan State
New Ohio
Champaign
Machen Moves to No 2 Contender In Ring Ratings
New York UP confirms Eddie Machen vaulted from fifth to second in the heavyweight ranks behind Tommy Jackson and Floyd Patterson. Archie Moore drops to fourth as Harold Carter rises to third. Pompey climbs to No 2 in light heavyweight. Robinson remains No 1 middleweight contender with Homer Jones Webb and Tiger Jones ranking nearby.
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New York
Ring Magazine
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Redding
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Yolande Pompey
Trinidad
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Randy Turpin
England
Joey Maxim
Cleveland
Tommy
Jackson
Floyd Patterson
Archie Moore
Harold Carter
Linden
N.J
Willie Pastrano
New Orleans
Bob Satterfield
Chicago
Pompey
Ray Robinson
Gene Fullmer
Charley Homer
France
Ralph “Tiger” Jones
Yonkers, N.Y
Ellsworth
Spider” Webb
Iowa Trackmen Set For Spartan Relays Meet
Nearly 300 entries from 19 schools will compete in the 34th Michigan State Relays in East Lansing, highlighted by entrants from Baldwin Wallace Bowling Green Drake Eastern Michigan Iowa Kansas State Notre Dame Ohio State Purdue Michigan State Michigan Western Michigan Wisconsin Toronto Wayne State and more.
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Mich
Michigan State
Baldwin-Wallace
Bowling Green
Ohio
Central Michigan
Drake
Eastern Michigan
Iowa
Kansas State
Loyola
Miami
Michigan
Missouri
Notre Dame
Ohio State
Purdue
Toronto
Wayne State
Western Michigan
Wisconsin
Lane Plans Next Fight For Crown
Norfolk AP reports Kenny Lane's co manager says the Muskegon fighter is ready for a title bout and will post 75000 for a shot at the lightweight crown. Lane seeks a rematch with Ryff after a sixth round stoppage in their latest bout as part of his path to challenging the Brown–Bud Smith winner.
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Kenny Lane
Muskegon
Mich
Jack
Kearns
Frankie Ruff
New York City
Lane
Joe Brown
Ryff
Miami
Fla
Bud Smith
Paddy Mills
Michigan
Young Miami Student Upsets Mervyn Rose
Jerry Moss, a University of Miami student, pulled off a notable upset in the South Florida tennis tournament by defeating Australian star Mervyn Rose in straight sets 6-4 6-2. Rose, the top seed or favorite, suffered his first U.S. tour loss as the event opened in West Palm Beach.
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Jerry Moss
Mervyn Rose
Moss
University of Miami
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U.S
Iowa wave star Hurring to visit from New Zealand
Iowa City awaits Lincoin Hurring co captain of Iowa swimming team and holder of two national titles in backstroke in 1956 expected to arrive this week from New Zealand for training and exhibition events with the Hawkeyes.
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Lincoln Hurring
Iowa
New Zealand
Wismer Sues Redskins Chiefs Over Mismanaged Funds
Sportscaster Harry Wismer files a $500,000 damage suit in Washington federal court accusing George Preston Marshall and Milton W. King of mismanaging Washington Redskins funds. He seeks to inspect books, claims no financial statements, and cites declining attendance while denying racially discriminatory hiring.
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Milton W. King
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Washington
Federal District Court
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Philadelphia
No Television Monday Of I State Colorado Game
Ames announcement from the Iowa State athletic department and WOI TV states there will be no telecast of the Iowa State versus Colorado game on Monday Feb 4. Tickets remain available for the contest at the college station.
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Iowa State Athletic Department
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Cubs Report $159,000 Loss
Chicago Cubs announced a 159 711 dollar loss for the previous season at the annual stockholders meeting. Home attendance fell by 150 000 from 1955 to 720 118 at Wrigley Field, down from 875 800. Officers reelected include Philip K Wrigley as president with John Holland Charles J Grimm Clarence Rowland and Margaret Donahue as vice presidents and secretary. Philip H Ernest named to the board to fill Frank Ellis’s vacancy.
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INL
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Wrigley Field
Philip K. Wrigley
John Holland
Charles J. Grimm
Clarence Rowland
Margaret Donahue
Philip H. Ernest
Frank Ellis
Allyn Resigns Post As Iowa Forester
Allan D. Allyn, district forester for seven southern Iowa counties, resigned as announced by the State Conservation Commission. Based in Fairfield, he led forestry work in Wapello Jefferson Mahaska Henry Des Moines Louisa Washington and Keokuk counties. Temporary supervisors will be Robert Matheson and Donald Campbell until a replacement is named.
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Des Moines
INS
Allan D. Allyn
Iowa
State Conservation Commission
Fairfield
Allyn
Wapello
Jefferson
Mahaska
Henry
Louisa
Washington
Keokuk
Robert Matheson
Chariton
Donald Campbell
Farmington
Wife Acts as Policeman in Ampey Foe Fight
Des Moines fighter Gary Sturdivant meets Cedar Rapids rival as he moves down to featherweight under trainer orders. His wife Beverly has appointed herself the observer to ensure proper conduct, while Ampey seeks to extend his Cedar Rapids crown after reaching the Chicago tournament final last year.
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Des Moines
Gary Sturdivant
Cedar Rapids
Jim Ampey
Beverly
Sturdivant
Gary
Ampey
Chicago
Bay Meadows Futurity and Derby Nomination Totals
In San Mateo California up 224 two year olds were made eligible for the 60000 Bay Meadows Futurity set for April 20 and 100 three year olds nominated for the 50000 Bay Meadows Derby on April 6.
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San Mateo
Calif
Romano Signs Contract With Chicago White Sox
Chicago White Sox sign catcher John Romano to a 1957 contract. Romano set a 38 home run record in 1955 for Waterloo in the Three-I league, and batted .295 for Memphis in 33 games last year.
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Chicago White Sox
John Romano
Romano
Waterloo
Memphis
Bainbridge Breaks Australian 110 Yard Butterfly Record
Sydney AP Beverly Bainbridge, 16, lowered Australia’s national mark in the women’s 110 yard butterfly at the New South Wales championships, winning in 1 minute 15.6 seconds on Wednesday.
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Australia
Beverly Bainbridge
New South Wales
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