Lane and Tschopp Named Jefferson Senior Athletes of the Year
Doug Lane and Mark Tschopp were honored as co athletes of the year at Jefferson High School during the senior class day assembly. Lane and Tschopp are noted for top track and football exploits and multi sport contributions, with academic awards given to senior athletes meeting a B average.
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Jefferson
Tom Knutson
Mark Tschepp
Doug Lane
Mark Tschopp
Jefferson High
Lane
Doug
Tschopp
J-Hawks
Bill Harris
Bob Shaffer
George Zulakis
Doug Jordan
Rick Nanktgeboren
Gary Benson
Iowa City Nips Cougars 5 4 In Seventh Inning Rally
Iowa City rallied for two runs in the seventh to edge Cedar Rapids Kennedy 5 4. Star pitcher Dave Woldick struck out 11, allowed four hits, and homered. Kennedy’s Jim Lattimer and Jack Ostberg shared pitching duties with Ostberg taking the loss. Kennedy drops to 0 1. Iowa City improves to 2 0 on the summer schedule.
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Iowa City High
Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Little Hawks
Dave Wooldick
Cougars
Jim Lattimer
Jack Ostberg
Ostberg
Iowa City
Jewell Beats Buena Vista In NAIA Tourney Opener
William Jewell of Liberty Missouri edged Buena Vista of Iowa 4-3 to begin the 12th annual NATA baseball tournament. The Cardinals led 4-1 after four innings before Buena Vista cut the lead on Dean Boettcher's sixth inning homer.
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ST. Joseph
Dean Boettcher
Buena Vista
Conigliaro Denies Night Club Hoax After Telegr am
Boston slugger Tony Conigliaro, sidelined by eye injury, denies a nightclub hoax claiming he canceled dates for headaches. His agent calls the telegram prank and says Conigliaro, aging hopeful pitcher, remains optimistic about a Red Sox return once medical advice allows.
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Boston
API
Tony
Conigliaro
New Bedford
Mass
Ed Penney
The 1790
Penney
Red Sox
Pitchers React to Milestones and Wins in Baseball Buildup
Minnesota reliever Ron Perranoski says hitters don t know him and he knows where he s throwing the ball. Guy White woefully wishes Don Drysdale luck in matching a five straight shutouts major league mark. Philadelphia s Chris Short celebrates first win since April 19 over the Giants saying he finally ended a string of tough losses.
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Minnesota
Ron Perranoski
Satso
Guy White
Don Drysdale
Philadelphia
Chris Short
Pon
Giants
Kentucky Derby winner Dancer's Image disqualification appeal set for June
Kentucky Racing Commission will not delay the June 12 hearing on Peter Fuller’s appeal challenging Churchill Downs stewards’ finding that Dancer's Image contained Phenylbutazone. Fuller's bid seeks to overturn the finding and the redistributed purse of 122000 dollars, with Forward Pass still credited as winner.
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Louisville, Ky
Kentucky State Racing Commission
Churchill Downs
Peter Fuller
Cost
Fuller
Arthur W. Grafton
Edward S. Bonnie
Racing Commission
George E. Eggers
Eggers
Lou Cavalaris
Robert Barnard
Dancer
Grafton
Bonnie
Calumet Farm
Calumet
Riders claim city ninth grade baseball title
Roosevelt defeated Taft 7-1 to finish the season 6-1 and win the city ninth grade baseball championship. Pitcher Mike Curran tossed a three-hitter with 11 strikeouts while aiding his own cause with three hits in four trips. Glen Opfer added a double and triple, and Hardy Ulment hit a double in the three run first inning.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Mike Curran
Glen Opfer
Hardy Ulment
Braumann
Piltee
Holland
Curran Ana Fin
Hayden Paces Wilson in ninth grade baseball thriller
Hayden led the Ramblers to a 5-4 victory over Wilson as Roosevelt claimed the league title with a 5-2 season mark. Al Hayden pitched a two hitter and Danny Fletcher surrendered three hits in the loss.
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Wilson
McKinley
Champ Roosevelt
al Hayden
Ramblers
Danny Fletcher
Ekinley
Fletcher
Bassett
Havaen
Harding Triumphs 5-2 In City Ninth-Grade Baseball Standings
Harding defeated Franklin 2-1 to finish 5-2 and tie for second place in the city ninth-grade standings. Each side had four hits. Harding’s lone extra-base hit was a triple by Kelzenberg. Nelson, Kelzenberg and teammates Ellis Gunderson contributed for Harding.
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Harding
Franklin
Bulls
Kel- EN Aas Gyweredie Fort Harding
Nelson
Kelzenberg
Stefaniay
Racena
Ellis
Gunderson
Dodgers Boost From Boyer Colavito Pair In 2-0 Win
Dodgers veteran additions Boyer and Colavito provided run support with first inning RBI hits in a 2-0 victory over the Pirates. Claude Osteen scattered seven hits with four double plays backing him as Los Angeles climbs back to .500 and three games off the pace. Cardinals beat Astros 7-2 for sixth straight win while Braves top Phillies. Reds and Giants also victorious.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Ken Boyer
Rocky Colavito
Chicago
Los Angeles Dodgers
Boyer
Colavito
Dodgers
Chicago White Sox
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
RBI
Tle
Cincinnati
Philadelphia Colavito
San Francisco
Pirates
Mike Shannon
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Rusty Staub
Astros
Nelson Briles
B G M Girls Defeat Semco in Softball 8 to 3
In a soft ball game, B G M girls defeated Semco 8 to 3. Diane Gillette pitched a one hitter and contributed a key homer breaking a tie as Brooklyn rallied. Francona's run in Cincinnati highlighted related baseball action.
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Semco
Hank Aaron
Tito Francona
Cincinnati
Reds
Ken Johnson
Joe Torre
Braves
Brooklyn
Francona
Girls
Claude Raymond
Jane Mineart
Diane Gillette
Diane
Gillette
Dyer
Moa Ho Aed
Eee
Moyer
Howard
Richmond Flowers sidelined with hamstring injury before Olympic trials
The Tennessee track star Richmond Flowers lay in a Knoxville hospital after a strained hamstring halted his Olympic preparations. He had run 120 yard high hurdles in 13.3 seconds and faced USTFF Houston and NCAA Berkeley meets before the Los Angeles trials. Trainers listed the injury as out indefinitely and Flowers said he would be day to day in rehab and training.
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Knoxville, Tenn
Richmond Flowers
Flowers
Tennessee
Mickey O’brien
O’brien
Richmond
Los Angeles
Houston
Berkeley
Calif
Kansas
Soap Box Queen To Be Selected At Cedar Rapids Derby
Cedar Rapids Jaycees will choose a Soap Box derby queen on June 12 at Town and County Shopping Center. Four ninth grade nominees include Debbie Elgas Cristy Huber Julie Worcester and Candy Petersen. Judges are Elinor Ahern and Max Hahn with Joyce Anderson in charge. Armstrongs will present a dress and shoes while Killians awards gift certificates to three runners up.
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Cedar Rapids
Marion
Linn-Mar
Candy Petersen
Ravenwood Terrace
LaSalle
Armstrong
Watkins Loop Opens Wednesday Night in Watkin Wednesday League
Six teams compete in the Watkins Wednesday baseball league with opening games. Norway meets Newhall at 7 p.m. and Amana faces Fairfax at 9 p.m. Keystone and Watkins have byes on the first night as the league shifts from Thursdays to Wednesdays.
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Watkins
Norway
Newhall
Amana
Fairfax
Watkins Wednesday
Keystone
Mudville and Losers Remain Unbeaten in Collins Softball
Mudville and Losers kept their unblemished records after Monday night games at Noelridge Park in the Collins Radio Softball league. Results: Mudville 10 over Engineering No. 10, Losers 5 over Has-Beens 4, Mob 10 over Tankers 4, Outcasts 10 over Army & Duds 18, Clyde's Cleds & Studs 20 over Home Brews 18.
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Mudville
Collins Radio
Noelridge Park
Mob
Army & Duds
Clyde’s Cleds & Studs
Short Stops Giants as Phillies Rally in Seventh
Chris Short limited the Giants to five hits while Philadelphia scored an unearned run off Ray Sadecki in the seventh on Bill White single a passed ball by Dick Dietz and Roberto Pena s hit. San Francisco runners were thrown out at home three times matching Sadecki s run support in three recent starts.
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Chris Short
Giants
Philadelphia
Ray Sadecki
Bill White
Dick Dietz
Roberto Pena
Sadecki
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