Burds and Wilson Set for 160-Pound Feature in Monticello
Two former Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves champions Mark Red Burds of Worthington and Gene Wilson of Fort Madison collide in the 160‑pound feature on a Monticello amateur boxing card Friday May 10. Other bouts include Vaughn vs Lehman at 147 and Lahr vs Smith at 126.
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Gazette
Monticello
Cedar Rapids Golden Gloves
Mark “Red” Burds
Worthington
Gene Wilson
Fort Madison
Monticello Legion Hall
Burds
Cedar Rapids
Wilson
Joe Lehman
Roy Vaughn
Burlington
Vaughn
Chicago
Wayne Lahr
Bobby Smith
Duane Danford
Marion
Cascade
Hardy von Clausbruch
Marvin Wink
Don Pitt
Lamotte
Don Manternach
Jim Burds
Major Boxes AMERICAN Baseball Scores and Lineups
Baseball box scores from Baltimore Detroit Kansas City Washington Chicago Brooklyn Milwaukee and others. Details include player positions, runs, hits, errors, pitchers, and scoring summaries with RBI lists and key highlights across multiple games.
Is Victim Of Van Horne In 3-2 Battle
Cedar Rapids Immaculate Conception loses 3-2 at Daniels Park as Van Horne scores the decisive run in the sixth. Jim Werner drove in the go ahead tally, while Larry Wagner pitched despite six walks in his starter debut. Gary Michael led SC with two hits while Van Horne outhit them 6-3.
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1.C
van Horne
Cedar Rapids
Bob Jennings
Greyhounds
Wagner
John Willenberg
Bob Dutton
Dutton
Gary Michael
S. C
Day Sox Rally Past Raiders With Late Ninth Inning Run
Atkinson came in from the bullpen to strike out Dick Colloton and retire the Raiders in order in the ninth. Ko randa kept a .600 average with three hits in five trips as the DaySox scored their winning run in the eighth off Don Huffman. Stan Johnson drove in the previous three Sox tallies with a run scored on Harkness, and Salberg lined a single to center to score Johnson after Elser and a sacrifice by Lynn.
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Atkinson
Raiders
Koranda
DaySox
Don “Red” Huffman
Raider
Stan Johnson
Sox
Harkness
Jim Lynn
Barney Elser
Salberg
Johnson
Sports Slate Improvised Schedule From Local Colleges
Tuesday events include Franklin at Iowa City and Cornell at Dubuque with Dubuque versus Luther in baseball. Wednesday features Cornell at Davenport and Wartburg, plus semifinals and a Cornell freshman triangular event. Thursday lists Town City at McKinley, Conception at Wartburg, and a track meet at Central Point.
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Franklin
Iowa City
Coe
Daniels
Cornell
Dubusne Et Coe
Dubusne
Luther
Seball
Wartbure
McKinley
Enn
Eaeseeniere Conception
Ty Dan
Warburg
Ennis Wer
Central City
Franklin Raps U High Golfers in Elmcrest Meet
Franklin high school defeated University High of Iowa City 145 to 166 at Elmcrest Country Club. Medalist was Jerry Maples with an even par 35. Four Bolts scores counted all under U High’s top man Jim Bloomers 39. The Bolts head to Vinton next.
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Cedar Rapids
Franklin
Bolts
University High of
Iowa City
Elmcrest Country Club
Jerry Maples
U-High
Jim Bloomers
Vinton
dJerry Meves
Palumbo
Jay Kratchmer
Tonsey
Bill Ashene
Im Ican
Beeeen
Ea Brechler
Mike Gille Price
Rosene Quits Elkader Basketball Coaching Post
Verne Rosene resigns as Elkader coach after guiding the Warriors to the Upper Iowa conference basketball title in his first year. The 23 year old ISTC graduate leaves to join the naval air force. football team went 5-3 and fell short in the conference race. He starred at ISTC as a football letterman and hails from Chicago.
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Elkader
Verne Rosene
ISTC
Chicago
Starbeck Invites 44 for Fall Drills
Cedar Falls A 44 man squad including a dozen lettermen and 21 sophomores will be invited to the initial football practice at Iowa Teachers next fall, Coach Buck Starbeck said Tuesday. The 1957 roster lists players from Des Moines to Mason City and Dubuque to Cedar Falls seeking spots on the Quartzbacks and backs.
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Cedar Falls
Iowa Teachers
Buck Starbeck
Greg Rice
Missouri Valles
Dean Awson
Spencer
Fernon
Gene Lowa
Gresham Tedai
Bla Stout
Ry Sabus
Carroll
Isny
Cedar
Lee Visser
Debbere
Don Grove
New Hampton
Ross Nelson
Dennis Remmert
Mason City
Ron Roderick
Fame
Eer Sloan
Monils
Dick Pain
Larry Willits
Marshall
Quartzbacks
Duane
Avocalary Independence
Frank Lovich
Des Moines
Keith Archer
Glidden
Glen Borland
Primghar
Tom Murphy
Davenport
Loren Parker
Interset
Big Ten Divided Over New Athletic Aid Plan
Chicago AP report shows Big Ten leaders split on the new athlete aid program. Northwestern AD Stu Holcomb claims it triggers extensive outside recruiting raids, naming Notre Dame and others, while Iowa Minnesota and Indiana back him. The rest see little difference though Michigan strongly supports the plan and Ohio State cites measured impact.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Stu Holcomb
Northwestern
Iowa
Minnesota
Indiana
Illinois
Michigan
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Purdue
Bob Hollway
Central City Defeats Pointers Behind McNeal Shutout Stretch
Dale McNeal held Central City's hitters in check while limiting the Pointer offense after early back and forth scoring. Don Vanorney and Larry Hatch led a first inning rally, with Heaton's timely hit tying the game as McNeal faded and Bolton closed strong for a 4-3 win.
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Heaton
McNeal
Central City
Ron Satchett
Bolton
Hart Demands Tougher Opponents After TV Win
New York news report: 21 year old Philadelphian Sugar Hart, 9-1 in all three games, challenges top welterweights Tony De Marco Casper Ortega Isaac Logart and ninth-ranked Walter Byars to winner take all. Also notes Notre Dame beats Wisconsin 4-1 in baseball with three unearned runs.
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New York
Garnet
Sugar” Hart
al “Sugar” Wilson
St. Nicholas Arena
Hart
Marty Stein
Tony de Marco
Casper Ortega l
Isaac Logart
Walter Byars
Madison Square Garden
Shoemaker Suspended for Derby Finish Line Mistake
Jockey Willie Shoemaker receives a 15 day suspension from Churchill Downs for gross carelessness in the 83rd Kentucky Derby. Gallant Man finished second to Iron Siege after Shoemaker mistook the 16th pole for the finish, later saying the miscue cost the colt the race.
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Louisville
Willie Shoemaker
Churchill Downs
Shoemaker
Gallant Man
Calumet Farm
Iron Siege
the Downs
Kentucky
Baltimore
Pimlico Track
Johnny Nertid
Willie Hartack
Hartack
First round games from multiple Iowa contests
A scrambled list of first round high school baseball results across Iowa. Scores include Altoona over Indianola 10–0 and 6–5, Fremont over Bedtond 10–1, Osceola 10 over Chariton 0, and many other pairings with towns like Maquoketa, Rome, and Laurens appearing in scattered lines.
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Altoona
Dowling
Indianola
Valley
Humboldt
Rodm Bancroft
St. John's
Ledyard
Marsh
St. Mary's
Maxwell
Rsh
St. Ma
Madrid
Central
Wits
B. Franklin
Cnet
Eldon
Milton Ott
Fremont
Batevia
Kellerton
Bedtond
Lenox
Aaa
Ellogg
Mingo
Millertboee
Tama
Laurel
Kana Kanawha
Corwith
Sheffield
Lawler
New Bampton
Osage
Little Cedar
Cresco
N. D
Leroy
Cincinnati
van Wert
Osceola
Chariton
Morning Sun
Avevue
Salem
Oakville
Winuela
Maquoketa
Bellevue St. Joe
Py Maquoketa
Maso
Ward's Amateur Status in Doubt Over Expenses
San Francisco reports dispute over Harvie Ward's amateur status as USGA officials cite clear rules on expenses paid by an employer. Ed Lowery admits loaning funds and paying some costs, while Ward says he acted as Lowery's guest and some expenses were covered by the USGA.
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Harvie Ward
San Francisco
Harvey Ward
Ward
Ed Lowery
Lowery
Ontario
Canada
Detroit
USGA
Harvie
Heatly
Hawkeye Netmen Rout Minnesota 9-0 in Minneapolis
Iowa's netmen dominated Minnesota in a 9-0 dual meet victory extending their record to four wins in five meets. Key wins include Andrews-Potthast over Healey and Martin-Channer, with several straight set routs and mixed doubles matches finished.
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Gazette
Minneapolis
Minn
Iowa
Minnesota
Hawkeye
Art Andrews
Ene
Dave Healey
Job Potthast
Hugh Tierney
Raartin
Hal Swanson
John Channer
Warren Olson
Don Middlebrook
Roger Jackman
Per
Don Henderson
Delay Approval on Surgery for Klu
Cincinnati slugger Ted Kluszewski remains in hospital after a week of tests for left hip pain. Doctors diagnosed a slipped disc and recommended surgery, but he agreed to delay until a nine doctor team reviews the diagnosis and plan.
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Cincinnati
Ted Kluszewski
Cincinnati Redlegs
Kluszewski
Wisconsin Clinches Midwest Fencing Titles
Wisconsin swept the Midwest fencing championships taking all three trophies in Minneapolis. The Badgers led the men's foil with 72 points, followed by foil runners up Northern Ohio 47 and Minnesota 34 as Michigan 24, St. Louis 16, Nebraska 6, and Iowa 5 trailed.
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Wisconsin
Finois
Northern Ohio
Minnesota
Michigan
St. Louis
Levy
Nebraska
Owa
Baseball standings and results from multiple leagues
A cluttered page lists minor league and major league standings and results. Teams like Indianapolis Wichita Omaha Charleston Denver Louisville and others appear with win loss records and percentages. Also shown are scores from Monday games including Wichita 1 Omaha 2 and Charleston 0 Paul 11 Denver 8, plus lines for the Western and International Leagues and various regional circuits with scattered results and notes on scheduled games.
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Omaha
Polis
Aoendianapolis
St. Paul
Charleston
Enver
Louisville
Indianapolis
Kenlgville
Kepite
Paul
Denver
Albuque
Colo. Springs
Amarillo
Sioux City
Topeka
Des_ Moines
Lincoln
Pueblo
Albuquerque
Des Moines
Miami
Rochester
Hasaca
Richmond
Havana
Buffalo
Montreal
Toronto
Pacific Coast
Angeles
San Frisco
Seattle
San Diego
Vancouver
Sacramento
Hollywood
Portland
Houston
Tulsa
Dallas IL
Shreveport
S. Antonio
Fort Worth
Okla
City
Austin
Dallas
San Antonio
Oklahoma City
Southern Association
Clarence-Wyoming Clash Ends in Big Wyoming Loss
Clarence handed Wyoming an 8-1 defeat in Wap sie Eight conference play as Meyer pitched a five-hitter for the win. hitters Will Mamillen and Millsap contributed to the offense in the non league effort.
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Wyoming
Clarence
Meyer
Deeit
Will
Mamilien
Millsap
Another Meeting On Dodger Shift
San Francisco notes that Newhall beat Benton county 8-1 with Barkdahl as the one hitter. Mayor George Christo plans a trip to New York to meet Brooklyn Dodger President Walter O'Malley to push for major league baseball. Christo declined to discuss formats or franchise shifts, saying O'Malley has something brand new in mind.
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Garrison
Newhall
Barkdahl
SAN Francisco
O— Francisco
Thurs- Kray
Jones
Swanson Barkdahl
George Christowas Tonnespher
New York
Brooklyn Dodger
Walter O’malley
Christopher
O'Malley
Burlington's Johnson Fans 17 in 4 3 Win
Burlington pitcher Carl Johnson struck out 17 Keokuk batters in a 4 3 win as Lee Handley powered the offense with a pair of homers. Evansville beat Peoria 12 4 behind Horace Garner and Bob Uecker’s homers while Davenport topped Cedar Rapids 4 3 to pull even atop the league standings.
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Johnson
Associated Press
Carl Johnson
Keokuk
Lee Handley
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Evansville
Horace Garner
Bob Uecker
Peoria
Olsen
Schaeffer
Sander
Steiger
Huinker Named Coach at Ossian DeSales for 1957 58
Huinker, a Festina native and Calmar alum, will coach basketball and baseball at Ossian DeSales for 1957 58. He departs Loras College after posting a 19 start unbeaten record and a 22 strikeout mark, while earning Scholar Athlete honors with a four year A minus average. He led Calmar to the 1953 state baseball tournament and is married with one child.
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the Gazette
Ossian
Art Huinker
Loras College
Ossian DeSales High School
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Loras
Festina
Calmar High School
Calmar
Lewis College
Humker
Liechty Medalist Leads Hawks In Quad Meet
John Liechty of Iowa City fired 68 77 for 145 to win medalist honors at a quadrangular golf meet in Evanston. Iowa's Hawkeyes went 1-2 in duals, beating Northwestern 24 12 but losing to Notre Dame 20 16 and Michigan State 18 17, with teammates Marschall 146 and Feltes 149 close behind.
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Evanston
John Liechty
Iowa City
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Hawks
Northwestern
Notre Dame
Michigan State
Liechty
John Marschall
Clyde Feltes
Trowa
de Meltes
Bud Judish
Klonts
Phil Joselyn
Monona Tops Volga in Clayton County Conference Battle
Monona defeated Volga 6 to 3 on Monday to raise its Clayton County Conference record to four wins and one loss. Tom Reardon led Monona with four of ten team hits in the victory.
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Monona
Clayton County
Tom Reardon
Bulldog
Onslow Cruises Past Martelle in 10-4 Conference Win
Jim Gallatin and Lee Hokoval each had three hits and two homers combined with Marty Thownson to power Onslow to a 10-4 victory over Martelle in 1-L-1 conference play. Onslow opened with a 7-4 lead through three innings and added three more runs in the fifth. Gallatin and Hokovel led the offense while Lerch and Tort worked the mound.
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Onslow
Jim Gallatin
Lee Hokoval
Gallatin
Marty Thownson
Martelle
Lerch
Tort
Rahdell
Hokovel
Sugar Har Outpoints Wilson in Philadelphia Bout
In Philadelphia Sugar Har defeats Wilson by outpoint at a boxing card. Har wins on points as the referee scores the bout. The match took place at a venue on a See Press page listing.
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Philadelphia
Wilson
Siewood
Prep Baseball and Golf Results From Iowa Colleges
Dasion beat Vis Martelle 10 to 4 while Clarence edged Wyomi Garrison 8 to 8. Independence golf 177, Manchester 219. Notre Dame over Wisconsin College golf 4 to 12, Mankato State 12 Luther 3. St Ambrose 10 Iowa Wesleyan 5. South Dakota 3 Morningside 2 in college tennis. Mo Valley track 69 William Jewell 67 as Notre Dame 8 Marquette 1.
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van Horne
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Wyomi Garrison
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Independence
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College
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Ei Arpinist
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Mankato State
Luther
St. Ambrose
Iowa Wesleyan
South Dakota
Morningside
Town
Minnesota
Missouri Valley
William Jewell
Marquette
College Track
Mo. Valley
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