Fans Lose Fan Poll for 1958 All-Star Game
Major league players, coaches and managers will select the 1958 All-Star starters in Baltimore on July 8, with each voter forbidden to choose players from his own club. The change follows fan voting turmoil in 1957 and will apply for a one year trial.
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New York
Baltimore
Ford Frick
Will Harridge
Warren Giles
Frick
Fred Haney
Casey Stengel
American
J-Hawk Tank Team Defeats Tipton 60-24 In Washington Pool
Jefferson H Hawks overwhelmed Tipton swimming 60 to 24 in Washington pool. Ed Mitvalsky and Danny Suits led with multiple firsts. Tipton could win only two events. J-Hawks built a strong meet, posting best times across freestyle, butterfly and medley events.
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Jefferson
Tipton
J-Hawks
Washington
Cedar Rapids
Westsiders
Maurer
Kern
Hames
Burroushe
Butterfly
Powell Bot Kee T. Kern
DeWalda
Stanek
Dammeter
Janda
Smit Cn
Rinderknecht
Hadek
Mittvalsky
Finsterwald and Mosel Lead Phoenix Open after Round One
Don Finsterwald and Stan Mosel shot 66 to share the opening league at the Phoenix Open in Phoenix Arizona. They sit two strokes ahead of John Mc Mullin Tom Jacobs Wesley Ellis Jr and Jerry Barber with a group at 69 including Jay Hebert Billy Maxwell Bert Weaver J C Goosie Sheeley Mayfield Lyle Crawford and Julius Bros.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Don Finsterwald
Stan Mosel
Mosel
Finsterwald
John McMullin
Tom Jacobs
Wesley Ellis, Jr
Jerry Barber
Jay Hebert
Billy Maxwell
Bert Weaver
J. C. Goosie
Sheeley Mayfield
Lyle Crawford
Julius Bros
East Waterloo leads AP high school poll over Waverly
East Waterloo tops the Northeast district poll with 78 points, edging Waverly by two. Marion rises to third in the Wamac conference while Cedar Falls loses in overtime to the Big Six pace set by East Waterloo. Keokuk, Atlantic, Marshalltown and others hold district leads across regions.
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DES Moines
East Waterloo
Maroons
Oskaloosa
Marshalltown
Jokce
Northwood
West Central
Maynard
Dyersville
Xavier
Oelwein
Stacyville Visitation
Dubuque
New Albin
Hazleton
Orange
Alburnett
Colesburg
Keokuk
Davenport
Muscatine
Iowa City
St. Mary’s
St. Ambrose
Ottumwa
Cyclones Face Must-Win Home Game Against Nebraska
Iowa State hosts Nebraska at 7 35 p m at the armory as the Cyclones pursue a return to the Big Eight title race. Strannigan plans to use several substitutes alongside his starters while Bush reshuffles to boost Nebraskan scoring with Kubacki replacing Nannen. Nebraska relies on zone defense to slow Iowa State and will counter with stronger shooting led by Fitzpatrick.
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Iowa State
Nebraska
Crawford
Turner
Bergman
F Smidt
Medsker
Fitzpatrick
Baukel
Reimers
Frahm
Kubacki
Iowa State Armory
Woi-Fm
Ames
Dale Wheats
Cyclone Sports Network
Cyclones
Oklahoma
Colorado
Kansas State
Kansas
Bill Strannigan
Belgium Defeats United States 3-0 in Military Cup
In MERNBERG Germany Belgium edged the United States 3-0 in the international military soccer cup. The match showcased Belgium’s offense while the United States faced a decisive loss in the tournament opener.
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Mernberg
Germany
Belgium
United States
Iowa Faces Ohio State in Big Ten Clash for Lead
Iowa and Ohio State fight for a one game edge in the all time series on a night likely to draw over 12 000 fans Weather conditions may be favorable Guards Washington Wordlaw or Nau will start for Iowa with Heitman sidelined Wordlaw supplied 15 points in the Minnesota game and Gentry and Gunther pace Iowa on the boards as the Hawkeyes rely on rebounding to counter Ohio State’s size
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Iowa
Bobby Washington
Clarence Wordlaw
Earl Nau
Wordlaw
Minnesota
Mike Heitman
Heitman
Bucky O’connor
Gunther
Dickerson on Cyclone List for Iowa State Vacancy
George Dickerson, No 1 assistant to UCLA coach Red Sanders, is added to the list of prospects for the Jim Myers vacancy at Iowa State. Dickerson, 44, UCLA graduate and former lineman, has been on the Bruin staff since 1946 and became Sanders’ chief assistant after Myers arrived at Iowa State last year. He will be interviewed by the Athletic Council Saturday morning.
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AMES
George Dickerson
Red Sanders
UCLA
Jim Myers
Iowa State College
Dickerson
Navy
Sanders
Myers
Iowa State
Athletic Council
Nebraska Basketball Steals Player Over Scholastic Reasons
University of Nebraska announces senior guard Lyle Nannen from Syracuse has been dropped from the varsity squad for scholastic reasons. The 6-3 guard played 15 games this season, scoring 49 points for Coach Jerry Bush.
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Lincoln
Neb
Lyle Nannen
University of Nebraska
Syracuse
Nannen
Jerry Bush
Cyclones Rock Wyoming In Western Wrestling Invasion
Iowa State wrestling opened its Western invasion with a 20 5 rout of Wyoming in Laramie. Ron Gary defeated Skyline champion Ron Jones 6 2 in the 147 pound feature. The Cyclones travel to Colorado State in Fort Collins Friday and to Colorado in Boulder Saturday.
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Laramie
Wyo
Iowa State
Wyoming
Cyclones
Ron Gary
Ron Jones
Colorado State
Fort Collins
Colo
Colorado
Boulder
Vejar Outpoints Brown In Boston Bout
Revere Massachusetts boxer Chico Vejar age 159 pounds from Stamford outpointed Jackson Brown from Boston in a 159 pound match. In Los Angeles Caal Brad from Los Angeles stopped saneae Gutierrez from Juarez in 1642 rounds. In Maine Babe Mc Caron Brownville stopped Butsy Gallant Rumford in 1 round.
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Associated Press
Revere
Mass
Chico Vejar
Stamford
Conn
Jackson Brown
Boston
Los Angeles
Cal- Brad
Los Aureles
Saneae Gutierrez
Juarez
Mexico
Fort Vpatreteld
Maine
Babe McCaron
Brownville
Butsy Gallant
Rumford
Washington Surprises J-Hawk Matmen 22-16
Washington’s wrestlers upset Jefferson at Roosevelt gym 22-16, ending a 12-match slide and avenging a prior 26-12 loss. John Rinderknecht won at 112 pounds as Washington seized early leads with decisions in the first three bouts and held on through the meet.
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J-Hawk
Jefferson
Roosevelt Gym
J-Hawks
theHawks
Warriors
The
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Junior Rossey
College Scores From Midwest Matchups and Pro Basket Action
A roundup of recent college and pro basketball results across the Midwest and Northeast shows Cincinnati defeating Filami Ohio 79 59 Evansville 8 over Butler 85 Detroit 76 Western Ontario 47 Anderson 95 Indiana Tech 73 Oakland City 86 Campbellsville 72 Calvin 89 Ferris 62 Steubenville 55 Lawrence Tech 55 Capital Rouze 64 Wilmington Ohio 73 Centre 55 Wooster 74 Ashland 58 Wheaton 66 Augustana Ill 61 Emporia State 68 Pittsburg 67 Dana 75 Doane 72 Ottawa Kan 78 Col of Bayperia 4 Tabor 65 St Marys Kan 5 East Pitt 86 St Johns Brooklyn 73 Boston College 65 Harvard Rutgers 86 Rhode Island 68 Connecticut 84 Maine and pro results Philadelphia 116 Boston 96 Detroit 87 Syracuse 83 Minneapolis 105 Cincinnati 104.
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Filami
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Butler
Otlero
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Western Ontario
Anderson
Indiana Tech
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Calvin
Ferris
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Rouze
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Ohie
Centre
Wooster
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Wheaton
Augustana Ill
Emporia St
Pittsburg
Dana
Doane
Ottawa
Kan
Col. of Bayperia
Tabor
St. Marys
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Dick Farwell
Jim Kubacki
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Mississippi Valley Conference
Don Holiday
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Bob Strang
Dave Waldron
Dick Rinderknede
Hamade Hassen
Dan Coughlan
Mike Warner
Jerry White
Harvey Wright
Jerry Kinnan
Leroy Webster
Frank Grishaver
Ian Walters
Lee Bennerew
Gary Koza
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Bob Hartman
Steve Kadlec
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Bit Maroney
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Dick Cover
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Ered Turner
James Stykis
Jim Randolph
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Boo Abbott
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Bob Robert
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Jim Head
Dan Roth
Jim Kohler
Dick Winter
Ron Seiler
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Standard
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L. Barta Plumbing and Heating
10Th St
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