Bowling highs and 671 Gary Stodola 247 Minnie Smith led scores
Top performances include Gary Stodola 671 series and Minnie Smith 247 in the Commercial league and Woman's City Major. Don Rocarek had the town's high game 257 and a 641 series, with others like Kelly Jelinek 223 for 592 and Dottie Telford 223 for 591 in the women’s events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Stodola
Minnie Smith
Gary
Minnie
Don Rocarek
Andy Smith
Don Mepez Elhinney
Kelly Jelinek
Comets
Dottie Telford
Noel Richardson
LaVonne Morey
Wil
L—Hamilton
Abe
Richargion
Price
York
Luplow
Gary Stedola
Don Meelbin
Fort Myers
Fla
Heefner
Kelly
Detinek
Pete Tellert
Boston
Pines
Boutse i
Joan McCord
Amore
Fa Fischer
Gipson
MeCord
Zii
Jean Barksdale
Arlentchenerren
W—Stange
L—Barber
Ida Heat
Reeves
Gunning
Raves
Ane Uecker
Wil Biter
Pat Guyersuisiy
Dore
Owe Bote Uaieh
Dipanerey G
Freenan
Ind Ray
Delp
Bernie Rizer
Esther Pas
Shery
Avietich
WB Crolly
Hone
L.A
Lefebvre
All Star Baseball Scores Referenced in Florida and Tampa
The clipping lists multiple regional baseball results with player names, teams, and fields in Fort Lauderdale Cocoa and Tampa. It mentions home runs by players such as Kline Womack Gibbs Lefebvre and Collected scores and rosters among Minnesotans and other clubs with various s.
Hawks Fall To Arizona And Colorado In Baseball Action
The University of Iowa baseball team lost twice, 9-3 to Arizona and 30? to Colorado, as Don Haugen gave up all Colorado runs before the fourth inning. Arizona beat the Hawkeyes 9-3 behind Ron McMackin’s triple and two singles in three trips as Iowa’s skid reached three games.
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Tucson
Ariz
University of Iowa
Taylor Tomey
Hawkeyes
Colorado
Arizona
Hawks
Iowa
Don Haugen
Ron McMackin
Ore
Renteriver A Herm
Io Ae Schneider
Eiecamena
Lassiter Upset In World Pocket Billiards Meet
New York AP reports Frank McGown of Brooklyn upset Luther Lassiter from Elizabeth City NC 150 22 in three innings to open the World Pocket Billiards championship round robin. Lassiter leads 10 1 as Breit Balsis and Crane vie for second with tight standings after multiple results across the field.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Frank Mc
Gown
Brooklyn
Luther
Lassiter
Elizabeth City
N.C
Jack Breitt
Houston
Joe Balsis
Minersville
Breit
Balsis
Irving Crane
Rochester
N.Y
Crane
McGown
Lou Butera
West Pittston
Butera
Art Cranfield
Syracuse
Cedar Rapids soccer group postpones meeting to April 18
The meeting to form a Cedar Rapids soccer organization is moved from April 11 to April 18 at St Michael’s Episcopal Church. Ray Scuffham says the change avoids a conflict with the Jefferson basketball banquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids
Ray Scuffham
St. Michael’s' Episcopal Church
Fortieth Street
Jefferson
Scuffham
Upper Iowa announces 23 varsity letterwinners
Athletic Director Everett Eischeid names 23 winter season letterwinners at Upper Town college. Peacock wrestlers finish with a 16 1 dual meet record under Coach Mike Olson. Stan Jack's basketball club ends 16 8.
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Fayette
Everett “Ed” Eischeid
Upper Town College
Peacock
Mike Olson
Stan Jack
Texas Relays Spark World Records Hopes At Austin Meet
At the Texas Relays in Austin three world record holders headline the field Mario Ryun and Randy Matson lead Kansas and Texas A M efforts in relays and field events Ralph Boston Beamon and Stenius also figure in elite showdowns as 123 teams and 1 274 athletes converge for a two day program with hopes of sub four minute miles and world marks in sprint medleys shot put and long jump
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold V. Ratliff
Austin
Texas
Kansan
Jim Ryun
Ryan
Richard Romo
Ken Danielson
Brigham Young
Randy Matson
Ralph Boston
Matson
Texas A&m
Charlie
Thomas
Texas Relays
Lor
Boston
Tennessee A&i
Bob Beamon
University of Texas of el Paso
Beamon
Rainer Stenius
California State
Walker’s Spree Wins College Scoring Title
Providence guard Jim Walker finished the season with a 30.4 point average over 28 games to top the nation in scoring. Lew Alcindor of UCLA was second with 29.0 after a 26.4 average in his last five games. Other top finishers included Mat Graham NYU 28.7 Elgin Hayes Houston 28.4 West Bialosuknna Connecticut 28.0 and Bob Lloyd Rutgers 27.9.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Walker
Providence
UCLA
Lew Alcindor
Walker
Boston
Alcindor
Mat Graham
New York University
Elgin Hayes
Houston
West Bialosuknna
Connecticut
Bob Lloyd
Rutgers
Lloyd
Jim Sandfoss
Morehead State
Upper Darby
Er Yalare
Bidin Anya
Wes
Bot Stoy
Gary Gray
Okla
City
Eg Peer
Dir Fit Loyole, II
Peacocks Rally Past Winona State For Fifth Win In Seven
Upper Iowa improved to five wins in seven games by defeating Winona State 6 to 3. Ron Bumba and Darrel Lang of New Hampton led the eight hit attack with two hits each including a double and an RBI. Benedict, Strom, Christian, Leistad and Voss contributed for Upper Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fayette
Upper Iowa
Winona State
Ron Bumba
Darrel Lang
New Hampton
Peacocks
Winona St
OOMO
Benedict
Strom
Christian
Leistad
Voss
J Hawk Victory Banquet Committee Meeting Planned
All committeemen for the J Hawk Victory Banquet gather at Ray Hamad's home on 206 Avenue NW Saturday at 3 p.m. to map plans for the fete honoring the state champions. The event is set for Tuesday April 11 at the coliseum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jhawk
Ray Hamad
Avenue NW
Coliseum
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Piwl
Arie
PHOE
Francisco Ee
Hox
MAR Gyrants
Bill Abeashy
Jack
Fi ‘Collins Sar
Cedar Hills
Arenemeee
Ramona Gallagher
Gowlettes
Dorothy Coane
Luellas’ Aginmeyer
Kelly Jetinek
May
Cherry Burrell
Jerry
Stramel
Don Guinngan
France
France Ar Jacht — Bob Reyhons
Verna Tull
Jet& Hamburgers
Willit
Lydia Gontz
Imco
Everett Scat
Ud Hartman
Shatter
Corte Ben
Boal
TEC Comets
Rusty Kohart
Marton Pegumpoe Schaefers
J&c Co
Alley Cats
Diane Jadrnicek
Hurricanes
Jim Leonard
Arta Korps
Ray
Erracdina
Shirley Bildstein
Elaine ‘Bad
Belipody Co
Simmies
Cemar
Mike Cryst
Sient
Pat Kennedy
Jubilee Janes
Ud Bent el Millers
Koffro
Carl Kahler
Wese Ratt
Lissine
Sun-Up
Pat Zimmerman
Porter City
Hers
Dick Reagentin
Staub Const
Jerry and
Rick
Bisstering Ay Feman
Willard Price
Verne
Blackman
Hinton Aan
Eddie Taylor
Knoxville
Tenn
Kazuo Fujima
Japan
Danny Jones
Columbus
Ohio
Buddy Grenroas
Hicksville
Querria Laur
Associated Press
Pittsburgh
Floyd Patterson
Maarboro
Murray
Sacramento
Eare Goteborg
Sweden
Sonny
Las Vegas
Nev
Los Angeles
Ramos
Pete Gonzalez
Portland
Tommy
U. S. Homes, Inc
Knollshire Rd
Wenesion
Ricksouk
Rich Hayes
Ndy
Shover
Manchester
Jim Wat Gananchester
Dick Gallagher
Cedor Rapids
Ken Edina
Paul Daker
Calmar
Gust Barbes Rochester
Minn
al Cook
Fowestedi
Readiyns
el Hoses
Elkader
Bave Sanger
Monona
Bol Bergstrom
Worth
New York Giants
Hurn
Lakeland
Spree Nets
Second Street
J. Elliott Davis
Davis-Jones Agency Incorporated
Commerce Exchange
First Avenue
Alside
ALCOA
Kaiser—Reynolds
Jerry Crane
Erry Crane
Crane Siding & Roofing Company
1St Avenue
Xine
Allen's
Dunlop
10Th Street
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