Score Turley Threaten Feller Strikeout Record
Baseball notes compare Herb Score and Bob Turley with all time strikeout leader Bobby Feller. Score leads early pace with 50 K in five games, Turley 46, while Feller’s record looms over 348 strikeouts. Other AL results include Trucks Detroit and Washington over Baltimore, plus NL wins by Brooklyn, Pittsburgh, and Cincinnati.
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Associated Press
Herb Score
Bob Turley
Bobby Feller
Feller
Babe Ruth
Bobby
Robin Roberts
Score
Cleveland
Indians
Virgil Trucks
Detroit
Chicago
Washington
Baltimore
Trucks
White Sox
Tigers
al Kaline
Ned Garver
Sox
Sherm Lollar
Coe Kohawks rout Iowa Teachers in 12-4 win
Coe College Kohawks hammered Iowa Teachers 12-4 on Daniels Park diamond Friday. Nine runs came in the first inning on four hits four walks and two Tutor errors as lefty Jack Schmidt worked a full game, allowing seven hits. ISTC threatened briefly in the third but could not sustain offense. A return game is set for Saturday on the same field.
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Coe College
Kohawks
Daniels Park
Iowa Teachers
Coe
Jack Schmidt
ISTC
Daniels
Iowa State Beats Kansas 7 4 to Tighten Big Seven Run
Iowa State defeated Kansas 7 to 4 in a rain-shortened game, moved to third place in the Big Seven race. Gary Thompson blasted a bases loaded homer in the third, while Gary Black earned the win by driving in the go ahead run with a sixth inning triple.
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AMES
Iowa State
Kansas
Cyclones
Gary Thompson
Gary Black
Dalton and
Martin
Black
Fleckenstein
Bertell
Dubuque Dominates USA Trackmen In Dual Meet
Special to The Gazette. Dubuque routed Upper Iowa 112 to 19 in a track dual. Winners include Duty Rathje Harbrecht Melchert Holmes McCutcheon and Turnbull in events from shot put to mile run with times and distances listed, many marked with D for Dubuque.
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Dubuque
Upper Iowa
Feverhelm
Johannsen
McCutcheson
Duty
Rathje
Eo Harbrecht
Sistine
Arbrecht
Waskow
Holmes
Smothers
Hgeht
Erie
Melchert
Ayes
Purcell
Turnbull
Rice Ee
Merrit
Ash
DeJong
Willis
Ae Dash
French
Mecutcheon
Gatwick
Hansen
Stenseis
Ela Thorne
McKinley Loses to Oelwein in Tennis Meet 5-2
Oelwein defeats McKinley 5-2 with Jim Wheeler winning at No.1 singles 6-2 6-0 over Jay Sigmund. Other matches include Knapp over Napoli 7-5 6-2 and Jarchow over Drahovzal 6-? The result summary reflects a disrupted score line with several listed pairings and partial results.
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Oecelwein
McKinley
Jim Wheeler
Jay Sigmund
Ngles
Jim Wheeler O
Sigmund
Ron Ji Jarchow
Jim Drahovzal
Bob Mitchell
John Napoli
Ae Ouble Wheeler-Jarchow
Knapp-Sigrid
Petty Hoss
Drahovzal-Johnston
Outpoint Victory Sealed by Mederos Team in RETOWN Bout
By the Associated Press, Julio Mederos of EADS SSHIA stopped Harold Johnson in a boxing bout at RETOWN. Johnson carried a 17 percent stamina readout. Coby Mc Clusky of 158 Halifax outpointed Rudy Watkins of New York. The event took place in N. 8.
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Associated Press
Eads Sshia
Julio Mederos
Harold Johnson
Retown
Coby _McClusky
Halifax
Rudy Watkins
New York
Roosevelt Riders shut out McKinley in sectional final
Roosevelt defeats McKinley 11-0 in five innings to win the sectional baseball title. Pitcher Jack Pickerill and Roosevelt’s offense powered the win with three hits and three RBIs from Pickerill, two homers by Dan Wessel and Harry Thomas, and a strong defensive effort.
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Rap McKinley
Roosevelt
George Thompson
Ridey
McKinley
Harry ‘Thomas
Dan,Wessel
If Raymer
Shafer
Pickerill
Thomas
Wayne Pope
Radloff
Homer
Dick Ruby
Ruby
Bill Brousard
Wessel
Charlie Dostal
Pope
Westious
Grundy Center Wins Class C at Grinnell Relays
Grundy Center scored 54 points to win the Grinnell Relays Class C title with Traer second at 40 and Toledo third at 28.14. Tom Burrows of Belle Plaine won the 100 and 220 yard dashes with times of 10.5 and 23 seconds. Relays and field events feature Tods of several schools including Mt. Vernon, Altoona, Wellman, and Reinbeck in a busy meet recap.
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Grinnell
Grundy
Latimer
Leclaire
Vernon
Betz
Pagoras
Montel
Montezuma
Davis
Traer
Kuchera
Toledo
Hooper
Reinbeck
Los Amesvare
Sevilla
Smolek
Sweeney
Carlisle
Jones
Paul
Brooklyn
Studt
Mt. Vernon
Hood
Altoona
Spavin
Johnston
Farlow
Het
Crabtree
Altoon
Smiley
Norway
Gnnston
Fisher
Monroe
Miller
New Sharon
Peterson
Adams
Wellman
Brummer
Woodbine
Belgarde
Adel
Dawie
Johnson
Growinkle
Kruse
Keehn
Tarrell
van Deest
Henze
Wapello
Allerton
van Est
Soper
Stifel
Jonnevon
Harberts
Chatires
Vogel
Brooklyn Qaderai
Wardensbure
Williamsburgei
Brygon
Woodbin
Belsarde
Novak
Marengo
Ross
Votberg
Rehder
Gladbrook
Schrode
Uaeere
L.weliman
C Toppin
Wittensbur
Scottee
Simmons
Bachman
Aes
Sharon
Mt. Verno
Stance
Veneer
Center
Aswegen
Vratite
Tests To Decide Today If Johnson Was Doped
Harold Johnson a top light heavyweight failed to answer the bell for the third round as Julio Mederos won by technical knockout in Philadelphia. Doctors and state athletic officials investigate hints of doping after Johnson collapsed and required a stretcher. Johnson’s trainer cites an orange incident as a possible drug trigger, while Mederos camp denies the charge as sensational.
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Philadelphia
Harold Johnson
Julio Mederos
Johnson
Mederos
Alfred Klein
Clarence Davidson
Klein
Santee Aims to Break Four Minute Mile at Miami Meet
Wes Santee announces plans to break the four minute mile at 2 05 p m during a dual meet between Miami and Florida State in Miami Florida He cites favorable weather and a 75 to 80 degree forecast He would be the third man and first American to join Landy and Bannister in breaking the barrier.
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Miami
Fla
Wes Santee
University of Miami
Miami Weather Bureau
Santee
Florida State
Australia
John ‘Landy
Britain
Roger Bannister
Landy
Sectional Finals At Edgewood Rise And Fall Highlights
Arlington rallied from a six run deficit to defeat Edgewood 13 to 8 in the finals as Ott earned the win on the mound. Center Point topped Alburnett 4 to 1 behind Squires Benn and Benn on a three hitter. Wheatland crushed Bennett 19 to 0 in the final with a 14 hit attack. Calmar outscored Decorah 6 to 4 to win at Calmar. Dundee defeated Lamont 14 to 2 in six innings to claim the sectional title. Lone Tree shutout Conesville 14 to 0 in its sectional final.
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Arlington
Ott
Paese
Branneke
Holts
Sherman
Coffman
Johnson
Center Point
Squires
Benn
Alburnett
Andrews
Welch
Gowan
William
Wheatland
Bennett
Reiling
Smith
Eise
R Weise
Rwllegh Peterson
Jagacovion
Lamont
Dundee
Nielson
Ania Cahellan
Aid ‘Depp
Dibbs
Brismad
Tarcher
Primghar
Afton Akron
Sioux Afte
Adel
Desarg
Arnolds Park
Excelsior
AFTON
Murray
Ae Iepings
Audubon
Gt Ctc
Anthon
Hornick
Bancroft
St Ant Nem Rock
Batavia
Aency
Bedford
Blockton
Brid
Bellevue
St. Jose
LaVerne
Humboldt
Coggon
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Buck Creek
Mount Ayr
Anes
Rwith
Corwith
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Tcar Rapids
Garwin
Geneva
Hampton
Glidden
Leake Guy
A Parnhamville
Nacourt Churdan
Somers
Ripard
Laurel
LeGran SiMenon
Calamus
Sury's
Huron
Oakville
Avelock
Havelock
Foganentas
Fae ‘i
New Albin
Power
Lone Tree
Conesville D
Eas
Lawler
St. Quices
Pulaski
Michtenon Montrose
Farmington M Sun
Morning Sun
Indianola
Mare Paaie
Madrid
Finer Sprineville
Echanicsville
Prairie City
Missouri Valley
Onone
Monona
My Oka. C.b
Roar
Lincoln
Dysart Nabs Nohitter in 7 1 Victory Over Garri son
Don Thompson pitched a nohitter with 16 strikeouts as Dysart beat Garri son 7 to 1. Thompson allowed the lone run in the seventh. Ora Hennessy drove in three for Dysart, which plated five in the sixth and two in the seventh.
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Don Thompson
Dysart
Garrison
Thompson
Ora Hennessey
Ompson
Lincoln
Barkham
Prowling
Hinks
Central City No-Hits Buck Creek in One Inning rout
Bolton pitched a one inning no hitter as Central City blanked Buck Creek 10 to 0 in a game halted after the 10 run rule took effect. It was Bolton second no hitter of the week after a four inning no no hitter against Delhi Wednesday in a five inning game.
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Central City
Buck Creek
Bolton
Delhi
Winthrop Shuts Out Manchester Behind Lammers Eight K
Les Lammers powered Winthrop with three hits and six strikeouts leading a 4-0 shutout over Manchester in the final round. Winthrop played error free defense as Overman and R. Overman joined Lammers and Decker in the box score.
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Winthrop
Les Lammers
Manchester
Lammers
Overman
R. Overman
L. Lammers
Decker
Dittmer Leaves Colesburg for Ellsworth Junior College
Colesburg high school athletic director and coach Marty Dittmer resigns to take a basketball coaching post at Ellsworth junior college in Iowa Falls. Over four years his Colesburg teams posted 79 wins 34 losses four straight Delaware county titles and two sectionals while his baseball squads went 181-26 with a state title two substate wins seven districts and eight sectionals. Dittmer is an Iowa State Teachers College graduate, married with two sons.
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Colesburg
Marty Dittmer
Ellsworth Junior College
Iowa Falls
Dittmer
Iowa State Teachers College
Manchester Wins In A Three Team Track Meet
Manchester scored 79 points to win a triangular track meet at Marion against Marion and Monticello. Marion finished second with 65 5/6 points and Monticello third with 120 1/3 points. The meet included sprint dashes, relays, hurdles, mile medley, distance events, and field competitions with multiple placings for Manchester athletes.
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Manchester
Marion
Monticello
H. Burdies
Gent
Ib Bun
Monti
Meuwalt
Keleher
Wilson
Conner
Burkart
Rulison
Mees
Bohiken
Johnson
Montease Aba
Iash
Muliby
Igo
Hurdies
Rulifson
Morning
P-Yard Aeave Rulifson
Lehr
Failor
Cyclone Varsity Cagers Top Alumni 100-68
The Iowa State varsity defeated the alumni in the spring basketball series by 100 to 68 Friday night, earning its third straight win in the series.
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Cyclone
Ames
Iowa State
Cornell Trackmen Top Grinnell and Coe in Triangular
Cornell College scored 75 points to defeat Grinnell and Coe in a triangular track meet at MT Vernon. Grinnell finished second with 68 points while Coe totaled 18. Event winners include Hofstetter and Vallett for Cornell in sprints and field events, with multiple top finishes across distances and throws.
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Cornell
Grinnell
Coe
Mt, Vernon
Cornell College
Voges
Rams
Drake
Shalager
Price Pees
Wiesbrodt
Hi Yy Jum Ant. Zimmerman
Ikle
Mong Galloway
Kerstar
Bellew
Hofstetter
Hays Gy
Aohassie
Larme
Gentlenault
Grenn
Barett
Ve Vallett
Oto
Sal
Crowl
Tim
Bairod
Bugeh
Cornin
Aakes
Vallett
Westrup
Ankerstar
Wallett
Thomas
Ryan
Connelly
A Phillips
Mars
Phe
Sig Amstrons
Downs
Vali Yar Ee
Og Betweer Ee
Hanerman
Sandler Iaineees
Mile Bistets Oginpst Ol Eine
Raiders Rip Terre Haute Huts 15 to 1 in Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids Raiders dominate Terre Haute Huts 15 to 1 on the road. Ray Perry belts a 400 foot homer with two aboard to ignite the rally as Incaviglia adds a homer and drives in multiple runs. Unzicker limits the Huts to five hits in a decisive win.
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Terre Haute
Cedar Rapids Raiders
Ray Perry
Raiders
Williams
Bentfield
Newton
Costa
N. Davis
RBI
Incaviglia
Aters
Perry
Keefer
Yoder
Sullivan
Unzick
Viatkowski
Incavigilia
O'Keefer
Water
Dixon
Cozart
Sac— Unzicker
Oeld
Davis
Wi Waters
Leed
Ungicker
Armbruster
Dyersville Edges Worthington With Sixth Error Spark
At Colesburg Dyersville held off Worthington's late rally in the seventh inning to win 3-2. The winners needed only three hits as Worthington committed six errors to create the decisive edge.
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Colesburg
Dyersville
Worthington
Qnineton
Olin Edges Wyoming for Sectional Title in Low-Scoring Bat tle
Olin defeated Wyoming 3 to 2 in a three hitter matchup to capture the sectional crown. Hay and Ushi were noted players in the contest.
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Wyoming
Olin
Oming
Ushi Hay
Scattered High School Football Scores Across Iowa
The roundup lists multiple games with scores by town and school names such as Arnolds Park Afton Audubon Casey Clemons Des Moines area and Keosauqua. Highlights include Bellevue St Joseph postponement and numerous district matchups across Corners and rural communities with varied results.
Franklin Sets Fast Pace in City Prelims
Franklin took a commanding lead in Kingston stadium prelims for the city track title as Roosevelt McKinley and Wilson trailed. Dan Schmitz led Franklin with a broad jump win and top heat finishes while Tim Sidlinger earned a discus title for Franklin. Roosevelt missed Dave Arends and could not overtake Franklin in the team race though poised to score in distance events.
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Jack Ogden
McKinley
Kingston Stadium
Lour
Roosevelt
Wilson
Thunderbolts
Dan Schmitz
Tim Sidlinger
Max Mechal
Dave Arends
Roosevelt Jand
Ramblers
Marv Trachta
Gary Sojka
Carl David
John Houston
John Heitz
Sojka
Schmitz
Pibals
Fran
Dick_ Tharp
Vern Daugherty
Mal Churchill
Bill Megrecken
Mepresseus
Tim Sidinger
Roger Helm
Gysties Finnegan
Pranklin
Ue McKinley
Rey Taylor
Oosevelt
Disstance
Abe
Axe Mothers
Epee
Bill Davis
Prankin
Gary Eat
Taylor
Ed Daniels
Bran
Bob Stephens
Charlie Bennett
Ashe Heitz
John Huston
iMcKiniey
Zre
Dave Mathern
Billein
Dennis Jordan
Fe John Panics
Robert
Tenn Telle
Hd Daniels
I C Defeats St Marys in Golf Match 178 202
Immaculate Conception of Cedar Rapids defeated St Marys of Iowa City 178 to 202 on the Finkbine course Friday. Ed ODonnell was medalist with 42. other I C scores included Dick Rochlitz 43 Art Kofron 44 and Dick Phillips 50. St Marys totals listed Lamston 48 Conners 50 Walljasper 51 Maher 53.
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Gazette
Iowa City
Immaculate Conception of
Cedar Rapids
St. Mary’s
Finkbine
Ed O’donnell
I. C
Dick Rochlitz
Art Koffron
Dick Phillips
St.Mary’s
Dave Lamston
Paul Conners
Dennis Walljasper
Dave Maher
College Baseball Scores From Regional Meet Slate
Omaha U 12 Creighton 9 and Town State 7 Kansas 4 were called in the seventh. Texas A and M 6 Texas Christian 2 Baylor 2 Rice 5 Tulane 8 LSU 7 Syracuse 6, Fittsburgh 4 Princeton 8 Arm mee Northwestern 4 Wisconsin 3 Georgia 6 Georgia Tech 5 Tennessee 2 Florida State 4 Illinois Minnesota 0 Michigan State 0 Illinois 4 Iowa 2 Illinois Normal 6-133 Cent. Mich 4 Normal 9-6 West Ill 6 Cos Mes Iowa Teachers 4 College Track Orwell 75 Grinnell 68 Coe 18 Upper Iowa 112 Iowa 44 Mich State 8 Nebraska 50% Indiana 60% Mississippi 81 Arkansas State 54 College Tennis Roosevelt 6 Lincoln 0 girls Eve Teachers 5 Wartburg 2 Grinnell et pene 0 Iowa 5 ISU Varieton 2 Creighton 6 Nebraska Wesleyan 8 Notre Dame 8 Detroit Western Michigan 7 Purdue 2 Michigan 8 Northwestern 1 College Golf Iowa Teachers 10465 Warture 1% Drake 9 Omaha Prep Baseball St Pat's 6 Dub St Columbkille 3 Prep Tennis C.R. Wilson 6 Tame 3 Oelwein 5 C.R. McKinley 2 Prep Golf Cedarquavids 1 c. 1% Lc. &t Mary's 20
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M. Ad
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Eve
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Grinnell Et Pene
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Purdue
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Ralph Bernstein
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Bill McCracken
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