Hilmer Secures Hawkeye Downs Stock Title in Turbulent Night
Bob Hilmer of Dysart won the 20 lap feature at Hawkeye Downs, coming from 14th to the lead amid two spectacular flips and a late collision. Gene Peterson led time trials and won his heat, with other winners including Bill Corwin and Harry Peterson. A midget five lap race saw Kenny Higginson edge Chuck Stewart. Racing returns June 24 with midget events and a stock car race planned next Friday.
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Dysart
Gene Peterson
Waterloo
Hawkeye Racing Association
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Bill Corwin
Harry Peterson
Ernie
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Kenny Higginson
Des Moines
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Cedar Rapids
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Dy Sart
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Oelwein
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Stanwood
Jessen and Stewart Set for College Women’s Final
Ruth Jessen of Seattle University and Marlene Stewart of Rollins College faced off on Purdue’s south course for the national Collegiate championship. Jessen defeated Stewart’s Rollins teammate Barbara McIntyre 6 and 4 to reach the final, while Stewart beat defending champion Jackie Yates 5 and 4.
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Seattle University
Marlene Stewart
Rollins College
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Fonthill
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Honolulu
University of
Miss Gibson Wins 10th Straight Net Tourney
Althea Gibson of New York defeated Daphne Seeney of Australia 6-2 10-8 in the women's final at Bristol England to win her 10th straight tournament. The victory strengthens Gibson as the favorite for Wimbledon which begins June 25 and marks a continued triumphant foreign tour.
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New York
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Australia
Whitey's Through Forfeit Major League Box Scores
Baseball box score roundup listing Milwaukee and Brooklyn results with player line totals, RBIs, and pitching notes. Includes figures for Bruton Purillo Nelson Mize and other named players across several games.
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Anaes
Ballantant
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Whitey’s Auto Sales Clinches First Half Title
Whitey’s Auto Sales wins the Major Open league first half title after Eby’s forfeit for fielding eight players. Whitey’s improves to nine wins with no losses and leads the standings by 244 games with one game remaining on the schedule.
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Fragmented OCR Church Directory Snippet
An incomplete OCR excerpt lists church names and figures such as St. Andrews Trinity Lutheran Salem E.U.B and Sinclair Memorial. It shows scattered numbers and codes, mentioning pastors and congregations with missing clarity.
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Multiple Baseball Scores From Regional Leagues
A compact roundup lists scores from the minors and leagues across the nation. Denver topped Charleston 4 3 in ten innings, St. Paul beat Indianapolis 3 2, Louisville won 2 1 over Omaha, Wichita defeated Minneapolis 1 0, and Pacific Coast results include Seattle 9 Sacramento 2 and Hollywood 1 Los Angeles 6. Other notes: San Diego at Vancouver rained out, San Francisco at Portland with Iain, Texas League Houston 7 San Antonio 2, Shreveport 2 Austin 1, Dallas 2 12, Oklahoma City 7 4 Fort Worth 3 3, International League Rochester 2 Havana 6 5 Miami 10 11 Buffalo 2 3 Montreal 6 Columbus 5 Richmond 10 Toronto 9. Southern Association Atlanta 4 Mobile 2, Memphis 4 Chattanooga 1. New Orleans at Birmingham and Little Rock at Nashville with wet grounds. Western League Albuquerque and Sioux City 2 Topeka 6 Pueblo 2 Lincoln 2 Colorado Springs 1 11 inn Amarillo 7 Des Moines 5. Midwest League Dubuque 6 Decatur 2 Michigan City 0 Lafayette 11 Kokomo 5 Clinton at Mattoon, rain.
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Los Angeles
San Diego
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Berkeley Faces Technical Aid Violation Over Illegal Player Payments
Pacific Coast Conference officials will review a UC report detailing about 1100 in grants in aid paid to 20 athletes at Berkeley. The findings deny wholesale subsidization and call payments a technical PCC code violation, not a crime, with no recommendation to remove Waldorf.
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Victor Schmidt
University of California
Schmidt
Glenn T. Eaborg
PCC
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Brutus Hamilton
Robert Sproul
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Stephenson
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Pittsburgh Signs Roy Stotler to Class D Farm Club
The Pittsburgh Pirates announce the signing of 18 year old shortstop Roy Stotler from Hagerstown Maryland. He will be assigned to the Brunswick Georgia Florida league farm club. Stotler is right handed, 5 11 and 155 pounds.
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Hagerstown
Brunswick
Stotler
Hamia Wins and Eyes Title Shot in New York Fight
Cherif Hamia of Algiers earned a title shot by defeating Miguel Berrios in a thrilling Madison Square Garden bout. He outboxed his Puerto Rican opponent to win a unanimous decision despite being hurt several times and heads to France en route to Algiers before talks with Sandy Saddler.
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Algiers
Miguel Berrios
Madison Square Garden
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France
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Berrios
West Germany Leads Russia in Olympic Dressage Standings
In Stockholm, West Germany held a slim edge over Russia entering the Grand Prix de Dressage portion of the 1956 Olympic Equestrian Games. Twenty-two teams competed Friday with 12 more slated today, determining individual gold and the national three-member team champion. Germany led Friday with 11 514 points, followed by Russia 1 426, Romania 1 346, Denmark 1 317, and Britain 1 271.
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Romania
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Saboteur Keeps Favorite Status for Hambletonian
Saratoga Springs New York Saboteur owned by the Arden Homestead stable remained the future book favorite for this year’s Hambletonian Stakes as of Friday.
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Sioux City to stay in Western league for 1957 season
Sioux City will remain in the Western league this year after civic leaders guaranteed 15 000 dollars in ticket sales to aid the team and buy the franchise for 1957. The Western league directors approved a split season with a Lincoln Neb meeting. first half ends June 27. Owner Adam Pratt expressed optimism about long term baseball in Sioux City.
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Neb
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200-Lap Stock Race To Highlight Oskaloosa Weekend
IMCA late model stock car drivers led by defending national champion Don White of Keokuk will race in a 200-lap feature at the Oskaloosa fairground track Saturday. Time trials are scheduled for 7:39 p.m. with the main event at 8:15 p.m.
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Don White
Keokuk
Fairground
144 by Clements Wins Senior Golf Crown
Franklin G. Clement a Lake Forest Illinois stockbroker won the United States Seniors Golf Association title on his 57th birthday in Rye New York without swinging a club. He posted 73 71 144 over the first two days and watched as the field of nearly 400 failed to beat him in the final days.
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Franklin G. Clement
Lake Forest
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United States Seniors Golf Association
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Saturday Theater Time Schedules By Theaters
Theaters list today’s showings with Paramount Iowa State Palace Marion drive in and smaller venues. Films include D Day the Sixth of June Quincannon Patterns Revolt of Mamie Stover Fire Out on 101 Trouble with Harry Trail of the Lonesome Pine Invasion of the Body Snatchers Indestructible Man Desperado Day the World Ended She Wore a Yellow Ribbon Phantom from 10 000 Leagues Station West and more with matinees in the afternoon and late shows.
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Lonesome Pine
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