Amundsen Named Beloit Football Coach
Coe college coach Norman Amundsen is appointed head football coach and assistant professor at Beloit College Wisconsin. At 29 he succeeds Carl Nelson amid a wave of recent coaching changes. Amundsen previously coached at Crane Tech, Austin High School and played for Wisconsin and Green Bay Packers.
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Coe College
Norman Amundsen
Coe
Beloit College
Beloit
Wis
Amundsen
University of Wisconsin
Carl Nelson
John Jermier
Nebraska State Teachers College
Wayne
Neb
Bill Fitch
Milwaukee Braves
University of North Dakota
Wisconsin
Crane Tech
Chicago
Army
Crane
Austin High School
Ex-Giant Suspended for Minor Fight in International League
Valmy Thomas, former Giant catcher, was placed under indefinite suspension by the National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues for allegedly assaulting IL umpire Ted Lopat during a June 16 game in Jacksonville. Lopat resigned, saying the punishment was not severe enough, and noted his chin and lip were struck after a disputed strike call. Lopat is brother of former pitcher Ed Lopat.
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Columbus
Ohio
Valmy Thomas
Rochester Red Wings
Ted Lopat
George Trautman
National Association of Professional Baseball Leagues
Thomas Richardson
Thomas
Jacksonville
Lopat
Buffalo
Richardson
Harry Shedd
Augie Guglielmo
New York
Ed Lopat
Ford Paces Eastern Open With Seven Under Par 65
Doug Ford shot seven under par 65 to lead the Eastern Open in Baltimore after the second round. He surged to 30 on the front nine, six under, building a cushion over Bobby Nichols Julius Boros and Howie Johnson who were 140. Jack Rule followed with a 74, 14 behind.
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Baltimore
Doug Ford
Mount Pleasant
Ford
Bobby Nichols
Julius Boros
Howie Johnson
Jack Rule
Laver to meet Emerson in London Tennis Championships final
London AP reports Rod Laver defeated Chuck McKinley in the Wimbledon semifinal replay and will face Roy Emerson in the London Tennis Championships final.
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London
Rod Laver
America
Chuck McKinley
Roy Emerson
Purkey Leaves With Back Pain After Dodgers Victory
Cincinnati pitcher Bob Purkey earned his 13th win as the Reds topped the Dodgers 4-3 in Los Angeles. He left in the eighth due to a stabbing back pain that hindered breathing, with the trainer not noting a muscle tear and Purkey planning to consult a doctor if soreness persists.
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Bob
LOS Angeles
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Reds
Dodgers
Purkey
Ted Wills
Sandy Koufax
Minor Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
Unclear OCR listing scattered minor league results across Pacific Coast, International, South Atlantic, Texas, and Eastern Leagues. Mentions teams like Spokane Portland Lake City Oklahoma City Omaha Denver Asheville Augusta Amarillo Tulsa San Antonio Austin Rochester Atlanta Jacksonville and Willamette, with scores such as 3 0 7 13 4 2 and 9 1, plus notes on innings and leagues.
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Pacific Coast
Spokane
Poygme
San Portland
Lake City
Ces
Acoma
Hewall
Ian
Anmnettean Association
Ballas Fort Y West
Oklahomas
City
Omaha
Denver
Toronte of
Nipenend
Uffalo
Tlanta
Tyre Jacksonvi
Rochester
Asheville
Frocen
Augusta
Amarillo
Tulsa
San Antonio
Austin
Willamseer
Musial Extends Mark With 5 863 Career Total Bases
Stan Musial tied Ty Cobb for the all time total bases record with 5 863 after a 4 for 4 day in a twin bill win and a 2 loss in St Louis. He hit a second inning homer his eighth of the season and added three singles to raise his batting average to .345.
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Stan
Honus Wagner
Mel Ott
Musial
Philadelphia
Babe Ruth
Cardinals
Phils
New York
Houston
al Jackson
Colts
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Dodgers
San Francisco
Milwaukee
Braves
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Larry Jackson
Ernie Broglio
Jim Owens
Roy Sievers
Don Demeter
Mets
Jackson
Joe Amalfitano
Dick Farrell
Jim Golden
Colt
Roman Mesias
Merritt Ra‘nen
Jim Pendleton
Carl Warwick
Mantle
Yankee
Yankees
Hank Aguirre
Ron Nischwitz
Tigers
Aguirre
Bill Stafford
Donovan
Senators
Jimmy Piersall
Bennie Daniels
Castoffs Steal Show In American League
Ex‑leaguers dominate headlines as trades shake the rosters. The Yankees lose to Detroit 7 5 while Mantle returns in a partial return from injury. Donovan wins for Cleveland in a doubleheader, and Landrith lifts Baltimore with a ninth inning homer as Orioles split with Red Sox.
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New York Yankees
Robin Roberts
Baltimore
Washington Senators
Dick Donovan
Cleveland
Yankees
George Weiss
Casey Stengel
Mets
Hobie Landrith
Memorial Stadium
Carroll Hardy
Hardy
Don Schwall
Schwall
Dick Radatz
Landrith
Powell
Minnesota Closes Gap to Indians with Double
Minnesota narrowed the league lead to 114 games behind the Indians by driving in a run with a timely double. The hit came at a key moment in the game, boosting the visitors' chances and signaling a renewed push in the standings.
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Minnesota
Indians
Baseball Scores and Probable Pitchers Report
Friday results show Minnesota 3 Los Angeles 2 and Baltimore 1 Detroit 4 with other listed games. Saturday probables include Pizzaro, Stenhouse, Ciscore, Brown, and Turley for various teams as noted in the hurried schedule fragment.
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Cleveland
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Detroit
Imore
Boston
Tj Washinston
Baltimore
Kanys City
Pizzaro
Stenhouse
Ciscore
Brown
Nerry Ry
End
Turley
Apie
Baseball Standings Mixed Across Leagues and Scores
Fragmented box score items show Los Angeles and San Francisco records, Cincinnati and Pittsburgh results, St. Louis and New York scores, with several partial figures and player mentions such as Johnson. The text reflects a noisy late game roundup with multiple teams and unclear dates.
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Los Angeles
Francisco
Pittsburgh
Sen Franitie
Regis Club Election Of Officers At School Meeting
The Regis club will hold a meeting at the school Monday night June 25 at 8 00 p m Election of new officers for the coming year will be held and plans will be made for the fall football season.
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Regis Club
Susan Moen Crowned Hawkeye Net Queen in 12-Under Win
Susan Moen of Cedar Rapids won the 12-under singles title at the Hawkeye Open Tennis meet on Friday, defeating Beth Stock 6-0 6-1. Exhaustion from a 14-under semifinal upset over Carolyn Court right forced Moen to default the 14-under finals with doubles partner Mona Schalla u, leaving Stokstad and Einwalter to claim the other top honors.
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Des Moines
Susan Moen
Cedar Rapids
Miss Moen
Beth Stock
Grundy Center
Carolyn Courtright
Dubuque
Mona Schallan
Iowa City
Miss Schallau
Mary Stokstad
Cedar Falls
Miss Stokstad
Lois Einwalter
Waterloo
Robinson Kozy Softball Game Delayed by Rain
The Major Open softball clash between Robinson and Kozy was postponed Friday night due to rain and will be replayed Thursday June 28 at 7 45 p m at Ellis Park.
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Robinson’s
Kozy
Ellis Park
Hoetmer and Sorenson advance in Women's Collegiate golf
Judy Hoetmer defeated Sandra Palmer 2 and 1 in the semifinals while Carol Sorenson, a freshman from Arizona State, crushed Julie Hull 7 and 6 to reach the final in the Tucker Intercollegiate at Albuquerque.
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Albuquerque
N. M
Judy Hoetmer
Tucker
Carol Sorenson
Miss Hoetmer
Sandra Palmer
North Texas State
Miss Sorenson
Arizona State University
Julie Hull
Purdue
Lee Julian Captures Iowa Girls Junior Golf Title
Cedar Rapids fifteen year old Lee Julian won the Iowa Girls Junior title by four strokes with a 332 total after a strong back nine 40. Suzie Thorson finished second at 336 as Julie Litchfield won a playoff for third over Jacque Fladoos. Fladoos sister of four time champion Sharon Fladoos.
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Humboldt
UPI
Lee Julian
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Miss Julian
Suzie Thorson
Cedar Falls
Miss Thorson
Julie Litchfield
West Des Moines
Jacque Fladoos
Sharon Fladoos
Dubuque
Miss Litchfield
Miss Fladoos
Suzie Sharp
Mason City
Pat McGee
Livermore
Hampionship
Suzie Thor
Silis
Julie Linfield
Acave Usie Sharpe
Adoos
Ubuaue
Scnrecast Flight
Hagen
Pealee Sche Most
Potl Dodee
Waterloo
Ann Debbie Sams
Precunier
Sage
Dolores Lohff
Mary Mulert
Dubuqne
Tarpy Crawford
Ida Grove
Cindy
Kelly
Joey Knight
Webster City
Linda McConnell E
Atlantic
Dianne Funieng
Decorah Flight
Vergene Simonson
Janis Hawkins
Hum We
Peggy McCracken
Dennison
Patsy Wheatman
Decorah
Jan Nauroth
Duniap
Clements Homer Paces Prairie to 13-5 Win
Marty Clements hit a grand slam as Prairie totaled 13 runs to defeat Linn-Mar 13-5 on the Hawks field. David Warren also homered, and three Prairie pitchers held Linn-Mar to three hits with Dale Lassen driving in three runs.
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Pascual
Angels
Don Lee
Twins
Bob Rodgers
Georges Maranda
Clements
Homer
Prairie
Marty Clements
Pace Prairie
Linn-Mar
David Warren
Hawks
Linn- Mar
Dale Lassen
Prairie Ab
Price
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Essen
Worcester
Sigworth
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Cerveny Schulte
Warren
Schope
Voight
Miles
Lassen
Wood
Nove
Pornnechs
Iby Beranen
Scheuerman to Coaches Clinic in Monticello NY
Iowa City coach Sharm Scheuerman will serve June 25 to 29 as staff member at the fifth annual Spalding coaches clinic in Monticello New York. He joins notable instructors including Jack Ramsey Ray Mears Tex Winter and Horace McKinney among others. Scheuerman is one of three Big Ten coaches on the staff with Hawkeye football counterpart Woody Hayes and Ara Parseghian also listed.
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Iowa City
Sharm Scheuerman
University of Iowa
Monticello
N.Y
Kutcher's Country Club
Scheuerman
Jack Ramsey
St. Joseph’s
Ray Mears
Wittenberg
Tex Winter
Kansas State
Clair Bee
New York Military Academy
Ken Norton
Manhattan
Jules Rivlin
Marshall University
Horace McKinney
Wake Forest
Hawkeye
Big Ten
Woody Hayes
Ohio State
Ara Parseghian
Northwestern
Rained Out: Cedar Rapids Braves doubleheader rescheduled
Cedar Rapids Braves, leading Dubuque, postponed Friday at Memorial Stadium. Twin bill set for 6:30 p.m. first game with 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. games Sunday in a split doubleheader. Family Night and South Side Civic Night featured.
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Cedar Rapids Braves
Dubuque
Memorial Stadium
South Side
Judy Kimball Fires 157 in Women's Meet
Judy Kimball of Sioux City shot 78 79 for 157 in the J. E. McAuliffe Memorial Women's Professional golf tournament in Plainfield New Jersey. She moved into a four way tie for 16th after 36 holes while Mary Lena Faulk led at 146 and Barbara Romack was one behind at 147.
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N. J
UPI
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
J. E. McAuliffe
Miss Kimball
Mary Lena Faulk
Barbara Romack
the Blasers
Mary Lena Rege
Rantoria Amare Arole Mann Veeuneedeeess
Marilynn Smith
Hawk Golfer Leads Cherokee Meet Field
Medalist J. D. Turner of the University of Iowa shot 69 to lead the Sioux Valley Amateur at Cherokee. He heads into elimination rounds as championship match play starts Sunday.
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Hawk
Cherokee
J. D. Turner
Sioux Valley
University of Iowa
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