Hall Clothes Rally Wins 4-3 in Extra Innings Over Wilson and Co
Hall Clothes defeated Wilson and Company 4-3 in 8 innings at Daniels Park. Don Huff drove in the winning run with a bases loaded single in the bottom of the eighth after Wilson tied the game in the seventh. Huff’s hit snapped Wilson’s bid for a third straight M-1 league victory as Hall Clothes moved to 4-1 on the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilson and Company
Daniels Park
Hall Clothes
Packers
Don Huff
Hall Stortstop
W. L. Pet
Midland Supply
Wilson and Co
Ceae
Hall
Kilborn
Midland
Iowa
Wilson
Rocky Rothrock
Don King
Bob Michael
Bill Fitch
Johnson
Thenhauls
Karl Keller
Chuck Strasburger
Strasburger
May
Thenhaus
Jack Stone
Knowles
Keller
Rothrock
Stang
Chuck
Clothiers
Jack Beechout
Theer
Ron Thenhaus
King
Bowden Breaks Four Minute Mile In Stockton
Berkeley native Don Bowden, 20, University of California junior, ran 3 58.7 to become the youngest sub four minute mile and join a small elite. He drove 80 miles from Berkeley after exams to Stockton for the Pacific Association meet and plans to focus on the 880 at the NCAA championships in Austin. Bowden aims to beat John Landy’s 3 58 world mark and redeem his Melbourne Olympic showing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
America
Don Bowden
California
Brutus Hamilton
Berkeley
Calif
Ins
United States
University of California
Stockton
West Santee
Australia
John Landy
Bowden
Austin
Texas
Melbourne
Archie Moore KO'd Bel gian Heavyweight Champ Cherville in Stuttgart
Archie Moore stopped Al ain Cherville in the sixth round of a scheduled ten round bout at Exhibition Hall in Stuttgart before about 8 000 fans. He expressed desire for a title bout with Sugar Ray Robinson and said promoter Jack Hurley had offered a summer match in Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stuttgart
Germany
eArchie Moore
Alain Cherville
Sugar Ray Robinson
Exhibition Hall Arena
Jack Hurley
Seattle
Sugar Ray
Los Angeles
Four Berths Remain in NCAA Baseball Meet
Four berths remained open for the NCAA baseball championship in Omaha. Penn State Connecticut Notre Dame and Iowa State earned spots by weekend wins. Dist 3 Duke vs Florida State winner advances. Dist 6 Texas vs Arizona in regional final. Dist 7 Colorado State vs Denver in deciding game. Dist 8 Pepperdine to meet California after double header sweep.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Towa State
Notre Dame
Connecticut
Texas
Arizona
Penn State
Duke
Florida State
Denver
Colorado State
California
Pepperdine
Omaha
Iowa State
St. John’s
Cal Emery
Springfield
Northwestern
Bradley
Portland
Berkeley
Kilborn Defeats Anamosa Snappers 21-2 for First Win
Kilborn Paper of Cedar Rapids opened summer baseball with a 21 to 2 rout of the Anamosa Reformatory Snappers on Sunday. Frank Krach had four hits in a seven inning game as Kilborn scored in all innings except the fifth. Clem Osborne and Jim Fleming contributed strong defense and offense in the lopsided victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anamosa
Kilborn Paper
Cedar Rapids
Anamosa Reformatory Snappers
Frank Krach
Kilborn
Clem Osborne
Jim Fleming
Mtir
Snead Rallies To Win Title In Wykagomy Round Robin
Sam Snead, buoyed by signs, erased a 20 point deficit after four holes to surge past Doug Ford in the final round at New Rochelle New York. Snead carded a 66 while Ford parred 71, as Hogan Venturi and Ford's group shot 70s in a dramatic comeback to win by eight points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Rochelle
N.Y
Sam Snead
Virginia
Doug Ford
Snead
Ford
Ben Hogan
Ken Venturi
Moore Stops Cherville in Stuttgart Fight Card
Arch ie Moore of San Diego stopped Alain Cherville of Belgium in a German bout in Stuttgart. In a separate match Wilf Greaves from Pittschurch stopped Johnny Neal of Milwaukee in Stovenville. Both results list 6 round outcomes with stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Stuttgart
Germany
Archie Moore
San Diego
Alain Cherville
Belgium
Crocker Wins Virginia Beach Women’s Round Robin
Fay Crocker topped the 1957 Virginia Beach Round Robin golf event scoring 51 points in the plus and minus format to win 1500 dollars. Mickey Wright finished second with 46 points and 1000 dollars. Wright led in medal score with 361 while Crocker had 268 in the event played at Virginia Beach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Beach
Fay Crocker
Miss Crocker
Mickey Wright
San Diego
Montevideo
Uruguay
Miss Wright
Syracuse All-America Jim Brown to receive degree at New York dinner
Syracuse University four-sport letterman and All-America in football and lacrosse Jim Brown will receive his bachelor's degree Monday and be honored at a New York dinner Wednesday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Syracuse
N. Y
Jimi Brown
Syracuse University
New York
Packers Sign Gene White To 1957 NFL Contract
Green Bay announces that Gene White a service returnee and 1954 Packers defensive back has been signed to a 1957 National Football League contract. White is a Georgia graduate and returned after an injury late in the 1954 season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Bay
Wis
Green Bay Packers
Gene White
White
Georgia
Packers
Five Hurt In Tunis Speedway Stock Car Crash
At Tunis Speedway Waterloo five people were injured when two stock cars locked bumpers and crashed through a barrier. Two remained hospitalized in good condition, including David Custard, 50, and Larry Orser, 24. The others were Claude Black, 32, Howard Hutchings, 31, and Jack Campbell, 26, all from Waterloo, with Campbell driving one car. Harold O De an the other driver was unhurt. Track officials warned spectators to stay clear of the danger area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterloo
Tunis Speedway
David Custard
Larry Orser
Cedar Falls
Claude Black
Howard Hutchings
Jack Campbell
Campbell
Harold O’dean
Pacific Coast League asks majors for help as westward move looms
In Sacramento AP report, PCL leaders press major league officials for guidance to survive if Dodgers and Giants move west. President Leslie O Connor reveals two aims: keep open classification and secure share of West Coast broadcasting revenue. Directors warn without cooperation the 53 year old league faces doom. No indemnities discussed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Calif
West Coast
PCL
Leslie O’connor
Brooklyn Dodgers
New York Giants
Los Angeles
San Francisco
O’connor
Bob Cobb
Hollywood Stars
O'Connor
Blumenshine and Bantz Pace Independence Rally to 12-2 Win
Independence leads the Corn Valley league by a game and a half after a 12-2 victory over Gilbertville. Carl Blumenshine drove in six runs with three hits including a triple and two singles. Hudson beat Raymond 7-3 and Traer defeated Clutter 7-0 as other league action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gazette
Independence
Corn Valley Baseball League
Gilbertville
Indees
Carl Blumenshine
Hudson
Raymond
Traer
Clutter
Sheers
Schmidt
Bantz
Ciesielski
Hearn
Dodgers Seek Infield Help As Reese Injury Bites Team
Brooklyn Dodgers vice president Buzz Bavasi called Walter Alston and coaches to a meeting to address an infield problem. Pee Wee Reese's muscle injury has left the infield thin. plan reportedly includes recalling Dick Gray from St Paul and selling Ken Lehman to clear space. If Gray arrives Charlie Neal would play short and Don Zimmer would be benched. Reese remains sidelined and may miss an extended period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
Buzzy Bavasi
Brooklyn Dodger
Walter Alston
Brooklyn
Alston
Pee Wee Reese
Brooks
Dick Gray
St. Paul
Ken Lehman
Gray
Charlie Neale
Don Zimmer
Reese
Washington Driver Wins Sports Car Meet
Dr. Richard Thompson of Washington D C drove a production Corvette to victory in the NSCA feature race in Fort Worth Texas. He led from the first lap despite rain and floods shortening the 60 mile event to 20 laps. John Wolf and Bob Donner, both from Colorado Springs, finished second and third in Porsche 550 Spyders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Also Mentioned on This Page
M-J
Hall Bumps Wilson
the Clothiers
Jim Troy
Dave Somerville
Lynn Howell
Coe College
Ted Stang
Dick Knowles
Arnie Green
Gene Johnson
Dave May
Green
Stan Zeizer
Fred Brown
ABRH
Abrf Igator
Troy
jOliver
Somervillers
Imccright
lHowell
F Green
iiKing
Michael
Bae iMay
Ohuff
I ‘Zeiser
Fitch
Brown
Neal
iHess
Fortune
Beechout
Stone
el Clothes
Huff
RBI
Fine Hutt
Somerville
Stane
Beebout
Ho— Rothrock
O’neal
HB Troy
U—Weepie
Vrbicek
Larson Hart
Judd Larson
Kansas City
Langhorne
New Mile Star
Moore
Ray
4Th Ave
6Th ST
United Press
HFC
HEC
3Rd Ave
Higley Bldg
Crocker
Viena Cdut
Htrestone Stores
10Th ST
Cedar Rapids, Iowa
Tunis
Milwaukee Braves
John DeMerit
Wisconsin
Braves
Blumenshine
Raymond Gilbertville
Tracr
Dodger
Washington
Freeman
Kieck
2Nd Ave
3Rd St
The
Daily
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!