Records Fall As AAU Meet Shatters Marks In Dayton
Dayton reports a roaring AAU championship where Ohio State’s Glenn Davis clocked a 50.9 in the 440 hurdles surpassing the old world record. Harold Connolly set a 216 feet 3 inches hammer mark while Olga Connolly featured in a discus display. Bill Nieder set a meet shot put record of 61 feet 6 1/2 inches. Douglas Kyle posted a six mile AAU and American record of 29:22.8. Dumas missed a world mark in the high jump at 7 feet 1 inch. Leamon King edged Duke’s Dave Sime in 100 yards with 9.7 seconds. Lee Calhoun won the 120 yard high hurdles in 14.2 seconds.
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Bauer in Copacabana clash sparks $250000 suit
New York police and a grand jury will hear Hank Bauer amid a pre-dawn Copacabana brawl noted by Edwin Jones 42 and six Yankees celebrating Billy Martin's 29th birthday. Jones' attorney subpoenaed Bauer and the night club after Judge Strong granted a request for a full grand jury hearing.
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Dyersville Defeats New Vienna 4-3 in Friday Game
Dyersville edged New Vienna 4-3 as Tauke struck out 14 batters. scoring in the first inning and late frames, Kerper and RBockenstedt fused with Tauke and Fescher in a pitching duel.
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Eby's Drops to Cellar in 5-4 Loss at Ellis Park
John Meyer reports that Eby's fell to Armstrong 5-4 at Ellis Park in a Major Open cellar clash. Armstrong delivered a key fourth inning four-run burst to push its record to 5-5, securing third place in the first half chase as Eby's dropped to a third straight loss.
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Arm strong and Eby battle in errors to force tie in late innings
Eby's nine hits and three extra bases power a comeback as Dick Thenhaus and Arm strong's Thenhaus conspire to keep the game tied at four apiece into the late frames. Gaskill pulls the tying run across with a two out single and a later score follows on Erickson's hit.
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Major Box Scores Cleveland Washington and other games
Major league box scores from Cleveland Washington and several other matchups show detailed line scores. Key performers include Brown Schulz Colavito Bolling and Sievers for Cleveland Washington and Pittsburgh Cincinnati Detroit Baltimore Philadelphia Milwaukee Brooklyn St Louis with multiple RBIs and notable pitching lines.
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Moryn, Rodgers lift Chicago past New York in late comeback
Chicago roared to a 10 run finish after trailing 3 0 in the middle innings. Moryn drove in three, Rodgers added four RBI while OConnell doubled and scored, with Will and Spencer also contributing in the steady attack against New York at Wrigley.
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Fayette's Maxson Hurls One-Hitter and Homers in 11-3 Win
Special to The Gazette Fayette rebounds behind Larry Maxson who threw a one-hitter, struck out 11, and belted a two-run homer as Fayette defeated Maynard 11-3. Maxson's only hit allowed came on the first pitch by Larry Jeans. Max Gross also homered for Fayette, his coming in the sixth with a runner aboard.
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May Back at Keokuk Helm After Suspension
Keokuk Kernels manager Merrill Pinky May returned to the club Thursday night in the Three I league after a one day suspension for calling an umpire dishonest. League president Hal Totten had suspended May indefinitely Wednesday but released the ban without a final decision on the case.
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Hopkinton Junior Legion Defeats Monticello 12-10
Hopkinton Junior Legion rallied with a four run seventh inning to beat Monticello high school 12-10. Hopkinton scored in every frame after the second, with key contributions from pitchers and batters listed in the lineup.
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Independence tops Parkersburg 4-0 in Corn Belt clash
Parkersburg hosts Independence where the league leader rolled to a 4-0 win. Carl Blumenshine and Ed McCormick each collected two hits in five trips with a double apiece, while Chuck Cox went 2-for-4 with a double. Independence scored four runs in the first and a single run in the second, holding Parkersburg scoreless.
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Regents raise Jerry Burns at Iowa to $7,500 a year
ARNOLDS PARK AP The State Board of Regents approved a salary increase for Jerry Burns assistant football coach at the State University of Iowa from 6500 to 7500 a year. Burns who succeeded Chal mers Elliott as backfield coach when Elliott resigned last winter to Michigan will be paid the higher rate retroactively to Feb 1 and through Jan 31 1956.
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Thomson sets 72 hole record in British tourney
Leeds England AP Peter Thomson the Australian ace posted a 264 total over 72 holes to win the Yorkshire Evening News Tourney Friday. He shot rounds of 65 67 64 and 68 to establish the new all-time British event record and take first prize.
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Mary Hosford files for divorce in Phoenix case
Society woman Mary Lou Hosford, recently chosen for a Hollywood lead, sues husband Frank for divorce alleging excessive, cruel and inhuman treatment. She seeks custody of four children and a fair share of community property. Hosford, 31, is an Phoenix insurance man, and had prior TV work and a Missouri Traveler lead offer.
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Shoemaker Repeats as National Left-Handed Golf Champion
Dallas AP Harry Shoemaker of Signal Mountain Tennessee repeated as National Left-handed golf champion with a two over par 74 in the final round. He posted 72 hole totals of 295 seven over par after firing 37s on the front and back nines at the 7000 yard Dallas Athletic Club course.
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Theaters and Showtimes List for Saturday Night
Saturday listings from Paramount Iowa State Palace Marion C R Drive In and Twixt Town showings. Titles include Desk Set Giant Claw Night the World Exploded Gun s of Fort Petticoat Rogues of Sherwood Forest Rock Pretty Baby Curacu Beast of the Amazon Oklahoman Fighting Trouble Killer s Kiss White Feather Boss Hot Rod Girl Girls in Prison with various times.
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Center Point Jr Legion Wins In close 4-3 game
Center Point junior Legion edged Winthrop 4 to 3 Friday as Delmar Mollenhauer collected three hits including a triple. Center Point pushed across a run in the eighth to secure the victory while Stanard Grimm Blick Humphries Lammers and Decker shared pitching duties for Winthrop.
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