Don t Even Use Aspirin Says Bvy
New York AP reports Iowa coach Forest Evashevski denied any college football team gives players pep pills or aspirin. He said doctors must approve medications and coaches would not administer such stimulants, addressing concerns raised at the American Medical Association convention.
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Berger Doeyn’s Show Sparks Hard hits on pills claim
In New York Dr. Herbert Berger defended his charge that four minute miles and other feats come from stimulant pills. He faced fierce counter blasts from track stars coaches and athletic officials who deny widespread stimulant use across levels. Iowa coach Evashevski urged rugged schedules and predicted Minnesota as top Big Ten favorite next season. He also mocked wristwatch rewards for touchdowns as a professional indicator.
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Standings and Results From Friday and Thursday Night Games
Standings for the American League show Chicago New York Cleveland Detroit and Kansas City among leaders. Thursday results include New York 4 Cleveland 5 and Boston at Kansas City with other matchups listed.
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Phillies Top Reds 6 2 as Roberts Dominates Front-Runner
Robin Roberts pitched his eighth complete game, allowing a lone triple and eight Reds hits as Philadelphia beat Cincinnati 6-2 to take the series 2-1. Stan Lopata and Rockie Bowman hit two-run homers, Rip Repulski added a splasher, and the Phillies closed within 1 1/2 games of the NL leaders while inching closer to .500.
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Raiders Lose Doubleheader in Keokuk Showdown
Cedar Rapids Kernels suffer an 8-1 loss in game one and fall 13-10 in a slugfest, dropping to fourth as Keokuk, last in the Three-I league, salvages the twin bill. Lefty Juan Fledra failed to shutout late, while Keokuk hitters combined for homers and walks in a high scoring night. The teams wrap the five game series with a 7:45 p.m. rematch.
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Tigers Sign Three Infielders and Pitcher
Detroit Tigers announce signings of infielder Robert Bogean infielder Charles Kim brough and pitcher Charles Fiegel to bolster roster. The basic deal details and team plans were not disclosed.
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Fangio Says European Cars Slower Than American Racers
Milan AP reports Juan Manuel Fangio the world driving champion from Argentina says European drivers boycott the June 29 Monza race because they cannot match the powerful American aces led by Indianapolis specialists. He claims American cars are faster on Monza’s speed circuit.
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iM J Postponed and Sunday Tilt Planned
Rain postponed Friday's Iowa Manufacturing versus Milbern Photo game. Secretary Lou Breuer announced a Sunday 2 p.m. matchup between Wilson and Co of the M J league and Center Point from the Buchanan county league.
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Lawyer Claims Fining Of Players Is Illegal
New York lawyer Frederic A. Johnson, who represented Danny Gardella, argues that fines on six Yankees including Mickey Mantle and Yogi Berra are illegal and violate due process. He cites arbitrary action and seeks legal review amid congressional probes into sports.
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Wilson Junior High Tryouts Rescheduled After Rain
Coach Bob Vrbieck announces Wilson Junior High baseball tryouts moved to Saturday morning at Hayes field. Junior high candidates should arrive at 8 a.m. Johnson and Rep. Emanueli offered opinions but did not share official times or locations.
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Archie Moore Suspended by NBA Amid Exhibition Tour
Detroit AP report says light heavyweight champ Archie Moore was suspended by the NBA in Germany during an exhibition tour. NBA President Floyd Stevens warned the suspension could stand if Moore refuses a title defense by June 7. a Moore Anthony bout in Los Angeles next month was discussed.
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Gazette Sports Editor Gus Schrader on Vacation
Gazette announces sports editor Gus Schrader is on vacation and will resume his column Monday, June 0, with no previous content.
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Forty eight enter City Women's golf qualifier
Forty eight golfers are signed up for the annual City Women's golf tournament opening Monday at Ellis park. Qualifying begins at 9 am with threesomes on front and back nines as top eight advance to match play starting Tuesday in the championship flight.
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Cyclones Open Baseball Drive Against Notre Dame in Omaha
Iowa State ranked Big Seven champions meet Notre Dame at Municipal Stadium in Omaha Saturday night to begin the national collegiate baseball tournament. Gene Lafferty starts for ISU with Bob Marden in right field. Timm relies on a regular lineup as the Cyclones seek the title. Notre Dame counters with pitcher Bujnowski as both clubs boast top catchers Kohorst and Bertell. ISU holds 13 5 record to 14 8 for Notre Dame.
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