McKinley Bears Hold Off Roosevelt In Freshman Tilt
McKinley led 11-3 early and beat Roosevelt 30-29 in a tight freshman game. Dale Kennedy scored 15 for McKinley while Jim Affeldt and Jostous Reid added nine and seven. Roosevelt’s Bill Heald led their scorers with nine as fouls mounted and six players fouled out.
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Franklin Bolts Defeat Wilson 32 to 24 in Junior High Showdown
Franklin junior high defeats Wilson 32-24 to keep title hopes alive. Mike Hawk leads with 16 points, Billy Rice and Tom Nelson add 7 each, Jim Bowen anchors the Ramblers. Wilson’s Don Peterson scores 15 of 28 for his team. Steve Hull adds 7 for the Thunderbolts.
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Kern Appointed to Dyersville Baseball Committee
Bentern is named to fill a vacancy on the Dyersville Commercial club baseball committee, replacing Joseph "Bub" Guerdt. The panel oversees the Dyersville White Hawks activities and the annual Dyersville baseball tournament. Existing holdovers include Jim Huberty Tom Jenk and Myron Hittenmiller.
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Hounds Face Meson City 5 Sunday in Diocesan Semi
In the Dubuque Archdiocesan basketball tournament, the Hounds advance to Sunday’s semifinal against Mason City Holy Family after a 68 41 win over Charles City. Center John Wittenberg led with 19 points, supported by Larry Wagner 18 and Gary Micheal 10 as Waterloo OLVA also clinched a first win over Dyersville.
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Iowa Open Skate Slated Sunday at Cedar Rounds
The Iowa Open skating event will be held Sunday at the Roosevelt rink in Cedar Rounds, starting at 2 pm. Sponsored by the Stanford post of the American Legion, with Wendl Kulish as honorary referee and Ralph Mikesell as referee.
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Collins Nips Imco In Industrial League Basketball
Collins beat Iowa Manufacturing 49 to 43 at the Quaker Oats gym as Elvin Henach led with 15 points and Steve Kullamer added 20 for Collins. Junior Walters 14 and 120 for Cry-O-Vac, Wilson 18 for Cherry Burrell, and Ron Paced Square D with 14 highlighted nearby scores. Kansas City award to Iowa State’s Timm as baseball coach of the year announced by Rockne club.
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Baseball Fears Antitrust Bill Limiting TV Rights
Ed Wilks reports baseball officials oppose a bill that would exempt certain sport areas from antitrust law while denying a clear list of TV restrictions. The document centers on broadcast rights, territorial limits, and a “reasonably necessary” standard that could invite costly litigation. Commissioner Ford Frick urged caution to avoid continual court threats to organized sports.
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NEW York
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Reformatory MVP Olsen Highlighted At Banquet
Olsen 24 of Qinaha named outstanding athlete of 1957 at the Men's Reformatory sports banquet. He serves a 20 year term and starred as a reformatory football halfback and top baseball player. Special guests included Wally Schwank and Bob Liddy of Coe College athletic staff.
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Clark
Ollie” Olsen
Qinaha
Olsen
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Bob Liddy
Coe College Athletic Staff
Nagel Accepts Utah Football Head Coach Job
Ray Nagel arrived in Salt Lake City and accepted the University of Utah football head coach position after being notified of his selection. The 30-year-old UCLA assistant succeeds Jack Curtice, who resigned to take the Stanford job and had won four Skyline titles.
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Gordon Signs With Chicago Cardinals
Gordon, Tennessee tailback Bobby Gordon, signed to play professional football with the Chicago Cardinals in Knoxville Tennessee. The report notes Gordon will join the Cardinals after college, marking a major step into the pros.
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Veterans Sign Big Baseball Contracts In 1958 Sweepstakes
The Associated Press reports Warren Spahn and Alvin Dark signed major league deals in the 1958 signing sweepstakes. Spahn, 34, inked about 65 000 from the Milwaukee Braves after a 21 11 season and Cy Young award, while Dark, 35, secured around 40 000 with the St Louis Cardinals. Other veterans Bob Nieman Tom Gorman joined the wave as younger players sought contracts.
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Pittsburgh
Atkins Girls Seek Game February 6 or 7
Atkins High School girls basketball team, 15-2, seeks a game on February 6 or 7 either home or away to defend a share of the Benton league title and Benton County championship. Contact Bob Timmins, girls coach and superintendent, at Atkins.
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