Honor Lane And Tschopp Named Jefferson Athletes Of The Year
Doug Lane and Mark Tschopp were named co athletes of the year at Jefferson high during senior class day. Lane is a top state record holder in the shot and a state champion in shot and discus this year. Tschopp starred in three sports for the J-Hawks earning letters and starting on football basketball and baseball teams. Academic awards were also announced for senior athletes across sports with a B average required.
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Doug Lane
Mark Tschopp
Jefferson High
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Doug
Tschopp
J-Hawks
Bill Harris
Bob Shaffer
George Zulakis
Doug Jordan
Rick Nanktgeboren
Gary Benson
Iowa City Nips Kennedy 5 4 as Woo Dick dazzles
Iowa City rallys for two runs in the seventh to defeat Kennedy 5 4. Dave Woo Dick pitched expertly allowing four hits with 11 strikeouts and a solo homer. Jim Lattimer and Jack Ostberg split Kennedy pitching duties. Iowa City improves to 2-0 this summer.
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Cedar Rapids
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Little Hawks
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Cougars
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Ostberg
Iowa City
Buena Vista Bowed In NAIA Tournament Opener
William Jewell College of Liberty Missouri edged Buena Vista of Iowa 4-3 to close the first round of the 12th annual NAIA baseball tournament in St Joseph Missouri. Eastern Michigan routed Georgia Southern 14-7 Pfeiffer beat Glassboro State and Central Washington ousted Sul Ross State 7-3 in a day of upsets.
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Texas
Dean Boettcher
Conigliaro Denies Night Club Hoax Amid Health Talk
Tony Conigliaro, once a Red Sox outfielder, denies reports that headaches forced him to become a nightclub singer. The 24-year-old says he feels fine after a hoax telegram from a club in New Bedford caused surprise for him and agent Ed Penney.
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New Bedford
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Conigliaro
Ed Penney
The 1790
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Pitchers Talk Confidence and World Baseball Moments
Ron Perranoski of Minnesota says hitters don’t know him and he knows where he’s throwing the ball. Guy White congratulates Don Drysdale on tying the 1904 season mark with five straight shutouts and wishes him to break it. Chris Short of Philadelphia celebrating his first win since April 19, a 1-0 victory over the Giants, saying he finally got a deserved win after tough losses.
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Guy White
Don Drysdale
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Don Pryspa
Giants
Ray Sadecki
Bill White
Dick Dietz
Roberto Pena
Sadecki
Kentucky Derby Disqualification Appeal Drives Hearing Date
Kentucky Derby winner Dancer's Image remains disqualified after stewards found illegal Phenylbutazone. Fuller seeks overturn of findings and purse redistribution. Hearing set for June 12. trainers' related appeal withdrawn. If Fuller wins, $122,000 purse goes to Fuller from Calumet Farm.
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Lou Cavalaris
Robert Barnard
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Grafton
Calumet Farm
Calumet
Roosevelt Wins City Title in Ninth Grade Baseball
Roosevelt defeated Taft 7-1 to clinch the city ninth grade baseball championship with a 6-1 season record. Mike Curran pitched a three hitter with 11 strikeouts and went 3-for-4 at the plate. Glen Opfer doubled and tripled, Hardy Ulment added a double, and Taft finished 4-3 despite solid hits.
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Hayden Paces Wilson Win in Ninth Grade Baseball
Hayden led the Ramblers to a 5 4 victory over Wilson while McKinley suffered. Al Hayden pitched a two hitter and Danny Fletcher gave up three hits in a losing effort. Roosevelt claimed the league title with a 5 2 season record.
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al Hayden
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Une
Bassett Hayden
Harding Wins in City Ninth-Grade Baseball Standings
Harding defeated Franklin 2-1 to claim a share of second place with a 5-2 record. Both teams had four hits. Kelzenberg hit the lone extra-base triple for Harding. Nelson, Kelzenberg, Stefani, Kacena, Ellis, and Gunderson were the players listed in the box.
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Gunderson
Dodgers Acquire Boyer Colavito Spark Offense
Dodgers top Pirates 2-0 as Boyer and Colavito drive in the early run support. Osteen allows seven hits and four double plays to preserve the shutout. Cardinals beat Astros 7-2 to extend win streak. Braves tie Reds 2-2. Phillies edge Giants 1-0.
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Flowers hampered by strained hamstring ahead of Olympic trials
Richmond Flowers, Tennessee track star and football player, lay in a Knoxville hospital after a strained hamstring sidelined him during dash sprints. Doctors said he is out indefinitely and will be day to day in training as he weighs missing the USTFF meet in Houston and the NCAA championships in Berkeley.
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Soap Box Queen To Be Selected In Cedar Rapids Derby
The Cedar Rapids Jaycees announce a queen will be chosen June 12 at the Town and Country Shopping Center. Four ninth grade girls, Debbie Elgas Cristy Huber Julie Worcester and Candy Petersen, are nominated. Judges include Elinor Ahern and Max Hahn. Armstrong's will provide a dress and shoes, Killian's gift certificates to the runners up.
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Watkins Loop Opens Wednesday Night Baseball League
Watkins Loop begins Wednesday with WATKINS-NORWAY versus NEW HALL at 7 PM and AMANA against FAIRFAX at 9 PM. Six teams compete this season after moving from Thursday to Wednesday nights. Keystone and Watkins have first-night byes.
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B G M Girls Defeat Semco in Softball 8-3
The Brooklyn girls rallied for five runs in the sixth inning on a bases loaded triple by Jane Mineart and a two run homer by Diane Gillette to beat Semco 8-3. Gillette pitched a one hitter for B G M with Dyer Moyer Howard and Walke in the lineup.
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Diane Gillette
Semco
Diane
Gillette
Dyer
Moyer
Howard
Walke
Mudville and Losers Remain Unbeaten in Collins Softball
Mudville and Losers kept their perfect records in the Collins Radio Softball League after Monday games at Noelridge Park. Results: Mudville 10 Engineering No. 10. Losers 5 Has-Beens 4. Mob 10 Tankers 4. Outcasts 10 Army 8. Duds 18 Clyde's Cleds . Studs 20 Home Brews 18.
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