Homers Save C R Again 4 3
Cedar Rapids edges Fox Cities 4 3 behind two 2 run homers by Stratton and Moss to halt a 4 game slide. DeLeon goes the distance as Fox Cities pitcher Sadowski allows 8 hits but suffers two big blows.
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Cedar Rapids
Johnny Stratton
Bill Moss
Fox Cities
Ted
Sadowski
Clude
Pittsburgh
Appleton
Wis
Stratton
Moss
Tano
Trenary
Meric
Redds
Obel
Cedar Rapi Fox
Raczynski
Davis Gar- RV
Per
Ae Apron Clayton- Moss
Saski
DeLeon Sys
U— jeLeon Hatch
Carlton
Pet
G.B
Davenport
Burlington
Green Bay
Rochester
Ames
Fox
Bears Bludgeon Roosevelt in Fresh Track Meet
McKinley dominates distance relays winning both events 59 to 37 over Roosevelt at Roosevelt High. Steve Taylor leads McKinley with 18 points 3 first places and a school record in the 220 yard dash while Bob Atkinson adds two firsts two seconds. Roosevelt claims four firsts and two tied events as McKinley takes five firsts overall.
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McKinley
Roosevelt
Bears
Steve Taylor
Wilson
Taylor
Eastside
Bob Atkinson
Atkinson
McK
Mclain
Kanallis
Met
McClain
Bixby
Kanellis
Franklin Tops Wilson 53 43 In Early Track Meet
Franklin won its first track meet of the season Friday afternoon by toppling Wilson 53 to 43. Jack Kaplan led Wilson with wins in the 220 and 440 yard dashes while John Mochnik added a high jump and broad jump sweep for Franklin.
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Franklin
Wilson
Bolts
Jack Kaplan
John Mochnik
Mochnik
Franklin Frosh Triumph In City Tennis Meet
Franklin freshmen swept Roosevelt 9-0 in varsity play and 3-0 in reserve action. Singles saw Wright 10-2 over Bordelon and Aldershot 10-7 over Wampler. Nassif defeated Rosdail, Prumball beat Covington, and Wright-Aldershot won 10-0 in doubles. Reserve results list Forster and Dougherty in singles and Lapainis-Ellw doubles.
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Franklin
Roosevelt
Varsity
Kenneth Wright
Leland Bordelon
Bill Aldershot
Dennis Wampler
Wehan Nassif
Don Rosdail
Dick Prumball
Steve Cov
Bon Aiorter
Keith Alman
Bob Block
Fran
Ron Shipman
Wright-Aldershot
Bordelon- Covington
Nassif-Trumbull
Wampler- Rosdail
Altorfer-Block
Alman-Shipan
J Hawk Netmen Beat Tama 7 2 In Tennis
J Hawk Netmen defeated Tama 7 2 in a doubles heavy match. Jeff Toempeon and Gar reis Riffle won 12 6 in singles. Svacina and Thomes also claimed wins for Jeff.
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Denny Gues
David Gararty
Tama
John Gries
PepZorne
Dick Thomp
Larry Vavra
Jeff
Gary Ander
Thomas
Larry Svacina
NeBlung
Cleon Melsa
Fer lerten-Toempeon
Garreis-Riffle
Vavrars Igs
Anderson Whei Blune
Thomes
Melsa- Svacina
Unclear Minor League Baseball Scores Across Leagues
Fragmented report lists scattered game results from multiple leagues including American Association International League Southern Association Texas Pacific Coast Western League Eastern League South Atlantic and Midwest League with partial scores for teams such as St Paul Minneapolis Louisville Omaha Denver Charleston Chattanooga Atlanta Nashville Fort Worth Corpus Christi Portland Spokane Lincoln Sioux City Albany Albany and Omaha.
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American Association
St. Paul
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Wichita
Louisville
Omaha
Denver & Charleston
International League
Raffaele
Montreal
Columbus
Richmond
Havana
Miami
Toronto
Southern Association
Chattanooga
Mobi
Birmingham
Atlanta
Memphis
Nashville
New Orleans
Fort Worth
Corpus Christi
Austin
Houston i
Tulsa
San Antonio
Victoria
Dallas
Pacific Coast
Fearsamento
Ban Digie
Allenton
Albany
South Atlantic
Charlotte F
Ackisara
Alehiean
Willie Drives in 5 as Giants rout Dodgers
Giants beat Dodgers 11-3 as Willie Mays stars with two homers a double and five RBIs. Mays also robbed a Dodger rally with a clutch eighth inning catch and raised his average to .389. Spahn won his fifth straight with a nine hitter as Cincinnati and Chicago also lost on the National League slate.
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Willie
Giants
Dodgers
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Los Angeles Dodgers
Feld
Milwaukee Braves
Braves
Cincinnati Redlegs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Philadelphia Phillies
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
N.L
Danny McDevitt
Gino Cimoli
Warren Spahn
Wes Covington
Bob Purkey
Cincinnati
Spahn
The
Redlegs
Coe Edges Knox 3-2 To Close Weekend Series
Coe overcame a 2-1 deficit with two runs in the eighth inning to defeat Knox 3-2. Sophomore Ted Stang earned his third conference win as Knox’s Eddie Moore and Junior Brown led the visitors with four and two runs, while Don Huff and Larry Wilcoxen contributed key doubles for Coe. Joe Pelisek’s Monmouth visits Daniels Park next, carrying an 11-2 mark.
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Ted Kluszewski
Pittsburgh
Ron Kline
Philadelphia
Robin Roberts
Kluszewski
Roberts
Kline
Coe
Mather
Knox
Siwashers
Soph Southpaw
Ted Stang
Joe Pelisek
Wilson
Cornell
Monmouth
Daniels Park
Pelisek
Stang
Bob Mason
Don Huff
Larry Wilcoxen
Eddie Moore
Junior Brown
Jack Stone
Missouri Tigers top Big Eight race with 8-6 win over Iowa State
Missouri defeated Iowa State 8-6 to improve to 7-2 in the Big Eight. Ernie Nevers earned the win with a 9 hit outing, his third straight victory. Missouri scored early and pulled away after a four-run Iowa State fourth, then added two in the seventh to seal the game.
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Ray Boone
Tigers
Paul Foytack
Ned Garver
Columbia
Missouri Tigers
Iowa State
Ernie Nevers
Nevers
Missouri
Hawks End Notre Dame Streak After Close Dual Meet
In Bloomington Art Andrews of Notre Dame loses the opening singles, while the Hawkeyes secure a 5-4 victory to snap a 13-match Notre Dame win streak. The meet features close matches with Breen and Patrick among the scorers.
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Bloomington
Ind
Art Andrews
Ilona
Hawkeyes
Notre Dame
NOTRE
DAME
Andre Oenders
Breen Tara
Bien Oy
Eh man-Broy
Nad
Bolt in One Stroke Lead at Arlington Open
Tommy Bolt held a one stroke lead in the rain delayed Arlington Open second round as rain halted play on Friday. Bolt shot 66 in the opening round to top a field that included Gary Player Bob Roseburg and Bert Weaver, with Don January and Al Besselink on 140. Two rounds remained to complete the event.
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Hot Springs
Ark
Tommy Bolt
Bolt
Gary Player
Johannesburg
South Africa
Bob Roseburg
Bert Weaver
Don January
al Besselink
Ortiz Wins 27th With 10 Rounder Over Lopes
Ortiz, 21, from New York, scored his 27th straight victory by decisively beating Joey Lopes of California in a 10 round bout at Hollywood Legion Stadium before 1,700 spectators and a national TV audience. The win strengthens Ortiz's rising prestige as a light welterweight contender toward Joe Brown.
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Hollywood
Carlos Ortiz
New York
Joe Brown
Joey Lopes
California
Ortiz
Lopes
Hollywood Legion Stadium
Waverly Tops Summer and Oelwein in Class A District Meet
Waverly edged Sumner and Oelwein in a three way battle for team honors at the District Class A meet. Waverly totaled 92 points to Sumner’s 86 and Oelwein’s 84, with Waverly winning seven titles and depth carrying the victory. Oelwein claimed two relays titles the 880 and 440 with Barr Gustin Halstead and Chandler leading the Huskies to five titles overall.
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Waverly
Oelwein
Gazette
Sumner
Upper Iowa
Barr
Gustin
Halstead
Chandler
Huskies
John Fitemeier
Brye
Oelwein Tpart
Fialstgad
Ghaindler
Niewhoehner
Sum
Bunger
Ce Vv
Niemeyer
Sughty
Pe Eany
Oel Keener Ener
Way
Wather
Pals
Oelwetne
Bass
Carver
Sigourney Wins Class C Track Title At Oskaloosa
Sigourney captured three titles and placed well in most events to win the Class C district track meet in a 13 team field at Oskaloosa. North English edged Keota for runner up with Williamsburg finishing third as relay events produced big scores for North English.
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Oskaloosa
Sigourney
Keota
North English
Williamsburg
Iowa defeats Illinois 8 7 on errors in Big Ten baseball
In Champaign Iowa won 8 to 7 as Illinois committed three costly unearned runs on errors. John Jurasevich homered twice and Frank Schwartz added a round-tripper, but a two run eighth inning error by Jurasevich sealed the Illini’s fate.
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Champaign
Ill
Iowa
Illinois
Illini
John Jurasevich
Frank Schwartz
Jurasevich
Hawkeyes
Hilmer Dominates Osage District Track Meet for Monona
Hilmer claimed three individual titles helping Monona place third in the class B district test at Osage Monona's Bob Hilger swept the broad jump 20 ft 1 in the 100 yd dash 10.2 and 220 yd dash 23.0 aiding the team while Postville's F Heins won the 880 in 2 07 4 and placed second in the mile 4 42 2.
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Schwartz
Jarasevich
Iowa
Glenn von Fossen
OSAGE
Monona
Bob Hil
2Mer
Milini
Belmond
Greene
Hilmer
Postville
Doug Beade
F. Heins
Luther Tennis Team Dominates Wartburg 9-0
In Decorah Luther College swept Wartburg 9-0 as Keith Paulson and others won in straight sets. Singles matches featured Paulson, Dnames, and Zimmer leading Luther with decisive scores, while doubles Enge and Paulson added to the rout.
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the Gazette
Decorah
Luther College
Wartburg
Keith Paulson
Luth
Stan Onel
Dnames
Lesth
al Heegan
Jack Warber
N Zimmer
Earl Himmeger
Oregon State Iowa football series arranged two games
Oregon State announces a two game football series with Iowa. Athletic Director Roy Keene says the teams signed to play September 29, 1962, in Iowa City and the previously agreed game will be in Iowa City on September 24, 1960.
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Corvallis
Ore
Oregon State
Iowa
Roy Keene
Iowa City
Allen and Happel Picked for Iowa Coaching Posts
University of Iowa announces Robert Allen as head swimming coach and Bill Happel as freshman football coach, approved by the Board of Regents. Allen succeeds retirementing 42-year coach David Armhurster. Happel, 22, is among Hawkeye staff’s youngest full time coaches and plans to graduate in 1958.
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Robert Allen
Bill Happel
University of Iowa
University
Iowa Board of Regents
Allen
David Armhurster
Iowa
Happel
Jerry Hilgenberg
Hawkeye Athletic
Towa
Cards Wehmeier Waived to Tigers
Detroit obtained Herman Wehmeier on waivers from the St. Louis Cardinals. Mickey McDermott was optioned to Miami on a 24 hour recall basis to clear room for Wehmeier after consenting to the move.
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Detroit
Herman Wehmeier
Detroit Tigers
St. Louis Cardinals
Mickey McDermott
Miami
Wehmeier
McDermott
Chandler to Discuss Banking Post with Earle Combs
Kentucky governor A B Chandler, ex-baseball commissioner, said he would talk with former New York Yankee outfielder Earle Combs about filling the vacant state banking commissioner position in Frankfort.
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Frankfurt
A. B. Chandler
Kentucky
Earle Combs
New York Yankee
College Sports Results Across Missouri Iowa State and Nearby Teams
Results show Missouri and Iowa State 6 Coe 3 Knox 2. Minnesota 6 Purdue 5 in 11 innings. Nebraska 4 Kansas 2. Colorado 6 Iowa 8. Illinois 7. Michigan State 9 Northwestern 6. Northern Illinois 14 Dent Michigan 8 Detroit 12 Wayne 11. Augustana Morningside 7 South Dakota 11 Teachers 2. College tennis Luther 9 Warthur Michigan State 7. Illinois 6 Michigan 3. Iowa 5 Notre Dame 4. College track Cornell 9 St Ambrose Westmar Buena Vista 60.
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Minnesota
Indiana
Michigan
Wisconsin
Ohio State
Northwestern
Illinois
Iowa
Missouri
Iowa State
Coe
Knox
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma State
Colorado
Dent
Detroit
Wayne
Augustana
Morningside
South Dakota
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