Police Win and Share Lead in Cedar Rapids Major League
The Police beat the Eagles 11 3 to pull even for the league lead at 10 2 with the Elks in Cedar Rapids Kids leagues major division. South Side Civic beat Kiwanis 7 6 with a late four run rally. Mary and Verbick combined for a one hitter, and Seaton hit a grand slam homer with seven RBIs as the Gazette beat Type Union 15 0 in the International league. Standard Blueprint downed East Side Dairy Queen 6 2 behind Stavropoulos two hitters. IAM shut out Local 100 7 0 as Schwarz allowed two hits. Dairy Queen defeated Iowa National 11 2 with Bowen two hitters.
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Elks
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Kiwanis
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Gazette
Type Union
Mike Seaton
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Dairy Queen
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Iowa Manufacturing
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Iowa National
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Weede
Smith Upset in Women's Western Amateur Golf Semis
Seventeen year old Anne Quast upset co medalist Wiffi Smith 2 and 1 to advance to the semifinals of the Western Amateur. She will face Pat Lesser of Seattle while Mary Patton Janssen and Carol Diringer meet in the other semifinal. Lesser beat Vernie Pico 3 and 1 and Diringer defeated Mae Murray Jones 5 and 4. Janssen beat Scott Brobasco 4 and 2.
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Anne Quast
Wiffi Smith
St. Clair
Mich
Pat Lesser
Seattle
Wash
Mary Patton Janssen
Charlottesville
Carol Diringer
Tiffin
Ohio
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Color TV Set for Iowa Michigan Tilt
New York N Y The Michigan Iowa football game Oct 29 at Ann Arbor Mich will be televised in color by the National Broadcasting System The network said Thursday that three other games will be screened in color Georgia Tech vs Miami Sept 17 Michigan State vs Notre Dame Oct 15 and Army vs Navy Nov 26 It will be the first time outdoor athletic events are televised in color on a network basis.
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National Broadcasting System
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Michigan State
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Algona Names Jason Loving as New Head Football Coach
ALGONA AP Jason Loving 30 longtime football coach at Orange City has been named Algona football coach replacing Tony Guzowski who resigned to take a coaching post at East Waterloo High School. Loving previously spent five years guiding Orange City teams and takes over duties at Algona.
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Jason Loving
Orange City
Tony Guzowski
University of Iowa
East Waterloo
Speeder and Sanitary clash in state Friday sports
The brief sports page notes Daniel's baseball tournament with Winthrop, softball matchups featuring Tpeces against Nordstrom in a 7 to 4 score, and Cedar Falls hosts as Quaker faces AM Ellis in a valent rate tournament. Friday action centers on these matchups.
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Cedar
Hawkeye Football Yearbook preview sparks early debate
Detroit Free Press sports writer Tommy Devine previews Iowa in the Football Yearbook, noting Evashevski plans mixed attack with split T and single wing, but spring practice abandoned the platoon idea. He cites last season margins, lists players Reichow Gilliam and Jones, and ranks the Big Ten, then weighs other conference predictions amidst a broader college football snapshot. A separate ECSL tie suggests Van Horne's 16-2 mark and a potential exhibitional clash with the M-J league leader at Daniels Park on Aug. 14, pending arrangements.
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Detroit Free Press
Street
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Iowa
Forest Evashevski
Evashevski
Hawkeyes
Evy
Tha Matant
van Horne
ECSL
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Daniels Park
Raiders
Bud Schallau
Klontz Captures Chicago Junior Golf Crown
Herb Klontz Jr of Cedar Rapids, a former Western Open Junior and Iowa Amateur winner, won the Chicago District Golf Association Junior Open. He defeated Jack Seyring of Waukegan 3 and 2 after a 4 and 2 morning win over Tom Brown of Aurora Ill to clinch the title on the 16th hole.
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Chicago
Herb Klontz
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Tom Brown
Aurora
Ill
Seyring
Northern Illinois State College
Ed Menke
Waukegan
Klontz
River Forest
Sharps Breaks World 1500 Meter Record in Helsinki
Hungarian distance star Sandor Sharps lowered the world 1500 meters mark by over a second with a 1 40.8 time in Helsinki. The previous 3 41.8 was set by John Landy of Australia in Turku on June 21, 1954, in the same race where Landy also ran a mile world record. Tiharos also holds world marks for 3000 meters and two miles.
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Helsinki
Ins
Sandor Sharps
John Landy
Australia
Turku
Finland
Tiharos
State title on line for meet winners in double elim
Winners of two meets will play for the state title. Northeast Iowa Tri County Buchanan Delaware and Cedar Valley league champions along with host Sumner are bracketed here for the double elimination competition.
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Iowa
Tri-County
Buchanan County
Delaware County
Cedar Valley
Sumner
Fading Bees Struggle To Hold Second Place In Standings
Burlington Bees suffer an 11-0 loss to Terre Haute ending their bid for sole second in the Three-I league. Waterloo edges Peoria 6-5, Keokuk beats Evansville 4-3 as race tightens for postseason spots.
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Keokuk
Bees
Terre Haute
Waterloo
Peoria
Spiller
Duliba
Patton
Rabune
McGlothlin
Bradley
Romano
Leschke
Lagner
Garber
Ford
Stenhouse
Funai
Mauney
Ira Tim
Demaestri Tops Six-Hit Game Mark In 11 Inning Tilt
Kansas City Athletics infielder Joe Demaestri became the lone American League player this season to collect six hits in a single game, achieving the feat in an 11 inning contest against the Detroit Tigers on July 8. Reckless driving is kid stuff.
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Kansas City
Joe Demaestri
Kansas City Athletics
Detroit Tigers
Raiders Rout? No, Raiders Rally Fails in Quincy Series
Raiders drop two of three to Quincy in a wild set that produced 45 runs, 50 hits, and 21 errors. Quincy’s pitching wavered early but Raiders bats conked out with four runners stranded at the plate in the first three innings.
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Carl Franks
Raiders
Bob Yoder
Quincy
Doug Wellman
Dick Gustavo
Todd Sickel
Joe Kwiatkowski
Peoria
Stems
Rudy Williams
Spike Wyatt
Wack O’keefe
Dick Wiegand
Raider
Gems
Iateh
Witwicki
Jack Killoren
Pete Vitale
Imco Tops Hall's 6-2 to Grab M-J League Lead
The Iowa Manufacturing team crushed Hall Clothes 6-2 at Daniels Park to move into a first place tie with Wilson and Company as they collected 12 hits including two doubles and two home runs. Ray Petrzelka belted a seventh inning homer, while Len Benhart also drove in runs as Imco extended its eighth win. Hall’s, the defending champions, slipped two games back.
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Hall Clothes
Daniels Park
Imco
Wilson and Company
Hall’s
Ray Petrzelka
Two Girls Capture Gazette Net Tourney Titles
Barbara Hess and Barbara Miller won the 13-under doubles title 6 2, 6 1 over Jan Waples and Janet Woodhouse on Stadium courts. Renee Wagner reached 18-under singles finals. Virginia Keeney and Joan Dyer made 15-under finals as play moved through most divisions with Mimi Armstrong sidelined by a thumb infection.
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Barbara Hess
Barbara Miller
Jan Waples
Janet Woodhouse
Stadium Courts
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Renee Wagner
Virginia Keeney
Joan Dyer
Ann McNamara
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Diane Bencke
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White Sox Take Top Spot With Dramatic Yankee Victory
The Chicago White Sox moved into first place in the American League after a 3-2 win at Yankee Stadium, led by Billy Pierce and a key eighth inning, with Connie Johnson pitching eight no-hit innings and Jim Rivera’s late runs. Cleveland and Detroit also posted wins as the pennant race tightens.
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Yankees
Windy City
Billy Pierce
Jerry Coleman
Yanks
Sox
White Sox
Yankee Stadium
Connie ‘Johnson
New York
Bob Turley
Billy Hunter
Jim Rivera
Minnie Min ‘Oso
Walt Dropo
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