Midland Vets Pace 6 3 Victory Over Kilburn in J League
Midland vets led by Bill Birkicht Mike Gallagher and Ken Charipar beat Kilburn 6 3 at Memorial Park. Norm Peyton pitched well allowing limited hits as Midland moved to third in the M 1 standings. Gallacher drove in seven runs with two singles and a key RBI, Charipar added a triple and two more RBIs, while Mueller struggled for Kilburn.
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Minor League Scores From Across Leagues
The roundup lists varied results from Pacific Coast and International leagues with teams such as Beattie, Salt Lake City, Richmond, Buffalo, Rochester, Columbus, Todianapois, Denver, Omabs, Wichite, and Northern and Midwest League entries. Notable tallies include Beattie 7 Salt Lake City 4 and Denver 1 Omabs 4, plus Dubuque Ay Cllatan and South Atlantic details like Baranaah Tj Rooxville 5 and Macon 5 with several inconsistent spellings.
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Thede's Chat and Chew edges Becks 10 0 in softball rout
Thede's opened strong scoring 10 runs on 4 first inning hits to beat Beck's 10 to 0 in 5 innings at Bills Park. Rookie pitcher John Peterg limited Beck's offense as Thede's offense unloaded with multiple players driving in runs. Casey, Schulte, Hilton and Green figured prominently in the decisive victory amid a dominant Thede's performance.
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Standout JC Coach Gets Drake Post
DES MOINES UPI Maurice John, coach of national leaders in junior college basketball, was Drake university's new head coach Tuesday. The 38-year-old moved up from Moberly junior college after an announcement by Drake Athletic Director Dolph Stanley. John succeeded John Benington, who left last spring for St. Louis University. Stanley did not reveal salary or terms. John mentored Moberly teams to three national titles starting in 1953 and his squads were in the top 10 of junior college rankings eight times. Drake's Phil Murrell played under John and set many school marks before a stellar three-year career last season. Appointment to take effect once John secures release from Moberly. STANTON Del Eldan Melsan’s riding highlighted Delaware Park program as Nelson, a leading rider, won four races.
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Andrews and Potthast Move In NCAA Tennis Meet
University of Iowa players Arl Andrews and Rob Potthast advanced to the NCAA tourney third round in Annapolis. Andrews defeated Bark Friedhere 6-1 6-1 and Art Foust 6-0 6-3 to reach the third round, while Potthast won 6-1 6-1 over Charles Murchay after a first round bye.
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Northwestern to Host 1959 NCAA Tennis Championships
Northwestern University in Evans Ton Maryland will host the 1959 NCAA tennis championships. The site was chosen Monday by the National Collegiate Coaches Association meeting during the 1958 tournament at the Naval Academy. The Northwestern event will run in the third week of June with Coach Paul Bennett in charge.
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Unclear 1940s baseball leader list fragments
Fragmentary OCR shows mixed names and teams from the National and American Leagues including Mays Ashburn Skinner Giants Cepeda Banks Wells and Jenson Red Sox Yankees Braves Cardinals. no coherent event or outcome is discernible from the garbled text.
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Bouchee Returns No Rabbit Ears Problem
Philadelphia star Eddie Bouchee spoke at a press gathering after pleading guilty to a mortality charge, asserting he will play baseball and not listen to taunts. He noted readiness to rejoin the Phillies, with Bengough approving his immediate lineup return.
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Archers Dominate Waltonian Invitational at Ellis Park
Stan Warner of North English and Leverda Baker of Cedar Rapids top free style events at the Waltonian Archers York American National Columbia Invitational. Winners include Kathy Vanourny and Bill Gilchrist with top scores among a field of four archers competing at Ellis Park.
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Missouri Stays Perfect in NCAA Baseball Title Chase
UMAHA AP Missouri remained undefeated as the only perfect team in the NCAA World Series. The Tigers beat Holy Cross 4-1 in a third round game to stay in the title race. Bob Blakeslee hurled a two hitter to knock out Colorado State 7-2, while Western Michigan defeated Clemson 5-3.
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Sports Slate Details From Ames region events
Schedule lists baseball and golf events across Ames and nearby venues. Baseball features Iowanec vs Hall's, Kilborn matchups, and youth leagues at Men’s Park with times around 7 to 7:30. Women’s collegiate golf events headline the Ames schedule with qualifiers and finals through the week.
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Green Bay Tops Bees in Wisconsin Three-I action
Green Bay defeated Burlington 4 to 3 as Gene Wallace hit a two run homer and Wade Arnold added a two run double. Ralph Holding debuted for Burlington with a homer and Walt Dixon also homered, but Burlington could not hold a 5-1 lead. Fox Cities rallied past Cedar Rapids 8-7 on a four run ninth inning surge. Davenport’s Rochester game was rained out.
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Walford Midgets Rally Past Fairfax Nine 7 2
Walford Midgets baseball team evened its season at 1-1 Sunday with a 7-2 victory over Fairfax. J Schulte pitched the win and fanned 16 batters.
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Steelers ink 1956 No.1 pick Art Da Via contract
Pittsburgh reports Art Da Via of Mississippi State has returned his signed 1988 contract to the NFL club. Da Via, the Steelers No. 1 draft choice in 1956, remains with the organization as the season approaches.
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