Red Peppers by Gus Schrader on Iowa state tourney change
Iowa sports writer argues the eight team state tournament improves education and competition. He notes the 16 team format drew fire for lost school time, lopsided games, and questions of fairness. He defends sites, revenue, and a single state champion over multiple classes.
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Nebraska
Davenport Blue Devils Win Valley Indoor Track Crown
Davenport's Blue Devils dominated the Mississippi Valley conference indoor track meet, taking six of 12 firsts and tying for two more to total 83.14 points. Clinton trailed with 37.35 points as Dan Schmitz led with double wins in the 60 yard high and low hurdles and Roger Carlson set a shot put record at 51 feet 11 3/4 inches.
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Iowa City
Davenport
Blue Devils
Clinton
Roger Carlson
Dubuque
Bill Hood
Dan Schmitz
Franklin
Thunderbolt
Wilson
McKinley
John Huston
Irish Catcher and Latin Hurler for Raiders
Irish catcher James Patrick Manning from Brooklyn and Venezuelan pitcher German Guillermo Guzman headline Cedar Rapids Raider spring training prospects in Vero Beach. Veterans Ray Coombs and Lewis Red Gisinger, both familiar to Raider fans, are also being evaluated as the Dodgers shape their new organization. Manning has impressed scouts and could thrill Cedar Rapids fans, with continued coverage on page 18.
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Cedar Rapids
Ray Perry
Dodger
Raider
James Patrick Manning
Brooklyn
German Guillermo Guzman
Ray
Dodgertown
Dodgers
Perry
Manning
Guzman
Ray Coombs
Cubs
Burlington
Lewis
Red” Gisinger
Cerro Gordo
Ill
Dittmer Confident He'll Get Spot as Braves' Starter
Dittmer, now at second base for the Milwaukee Braves, says he will be the regular second baseman this season with Danny O Connor sidelined by a back injury. He notes his spring effort and batting need improvement, while predicting daily play ahead of O Connell.
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Braves
Bradenton
Fla
Jack Dittmer
Milwaukee Braves
Danny O'Connell
O'Connell
Thursay
Elkader
Iowa
Danny O’connell
Danny
Ili
Milwaukee Brewers
O’connell
Charlie Grimm
First Team Listed For At. Ayr Cedar Rapids Tracy Iowa City Belmond
The document lists a first team with players by school and class year including At. Ayr Mt. Ayr Cedar Rapids Tracy Iowa City Belmond Belmond and Mason City positions F and C players Bill Scott Ron Hansen Norman Milledge Jerry Cox Don Brummer. Bruns is noted as H.F. Jr. 6-1.
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Gene Johnston
Mt. Ayr
Jim Maher
Cedar Rapids
C. Sr
Norman Milledge
Tracy
Bill Scott
Iowa City
Ron Hansen
Belmond
den. Bruns
Mason City
H.F. Jr
Cedar Rapids Immaculate Conception
Greyhounds
Tracy Forward
Iowa High School Team Rosters Merge Key Players
Readable lines list players by height and position from multiple Iowa schools. Notable names include Alan Erickson from Roland and Dick Tepsey from Diagonal as forwards, Larry Swift from Keokuk at center, plus Wayne DeJager and Chuck Roberts as guards.
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Phil Josion
Fort Dodge
Alan Erickson
Roland
Dick Tepsey
Diagonal
Larry Swift
Keokuk Jr
Jack Chapman
B. Lincoln Jr
Wayne DeJager
Maurice
al Holland
Muscatine
Chuck Roberts
Davenport
All-State Iowa Basketball Stars Of 1955 Named
IDPA selects 32 top Iowa prep players for four all-state teams of eight. Among 32, seven stand 6ft4in or taller with 20 over 6ft and 26 at least 6ft. Seniors outnumber juniors 22 to 10. Ames adds center John Krocheski and Iowa City high’s Bill Scott to the honored group. Krocheski captains Ames. Continued on Page 18, Col. 4.
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Cox
Maher
Scott
Des Moines
Allstate
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa
Ames
John Krocheski
Krocheski
Iowa City High
Bill Scott
Ron Jaffer
Sioux
Gene Duffy
St. Ambrose
Jim Berry
Waterloo West
Cochamps
West
All-State Basketball Stars Named From Iowa Teams
Earl Nau of Mt. Pleasant and Gene Gronau of Dubuque lead a list of top players selected as All-State. The honors include scoring totals, rebounds, and all around excellence with players from Carroll, Ames, Waterloo, Cedar Rapids and other cities. Cherokee also notes the resignation of M. E. Christopherson as coach and PE teacher.
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Earl Nan
Mt. Pleasant
Gene Gronau
Dubuque
Floyd Wilkens
Carroll
Dave Gunther
LeMars
Bees Sr
John Krocheski
Ames
Ron Jaffer
Sioux Center
Gene Duffy
St. Ambrose
Jim Berry
W. Waterloo
Racial Acts At K C Miff Iowa Cagers
Iowa basketball coach Frank O Connor described acts of racial discrimination against Deacon Davis and Carl Cain by Kansas City establishments during the NCAA tourney. Cain recalled elevator refusals and denied meals, with Russell also affected. The Hawks faced segregation in Missouri and Missouri events, shaping move discussions for next year.
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Iowa
Frank “Bucky
O'Connor
Kansas City
Deacon Davis
Carl Cain
Bucky
Cain
Daily Lowan
George E. Bolden
Davis
Bill Russell
San Francisco
Russell
Hawkeyes
O’connor
Phil Woolpert
Columbia
University of Missouri
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