Marion Wins Third Straight Wamac Track Title
Marion High School captured its third consecutive Wa mac conference track and field crown on its home oval. Star distance runner Jellison anchored winning two mile and mile medley relays while Ray Eileen of Monticello set a 440 yard dash record. Jackie Edmunds of Marion won the mile, with Long of Tipton taking the half. Final standings show Marion leading with strong relay showings and multiple event wins across Monticello, Tipton, Anamosa, and others.
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Vinton
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Krog
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Heick
Burne
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Kelly
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Alee
Dunnock
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Bailey
Govan
Beiken
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Stufflebeam
Weiselanaerene
Oon
Trainers suspended at Sportsman's Park after caffeine test
At Sportsman's Park Chicago stewards suspended trainers Leonard J. Wilson and Glenn L. Wilson after a saliva test of gelding Good Story showed caffeine. Good Story owned by Oscar Breault Jr raced to win the mile and one-sixteenth race as second choice, paying $7.20.
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Sportsman’s Park
Good Story
Leonard J. Wilson
Bellwood
Glenn L. Wilson
Ft. Calhoun
Neb
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Oscar Breault
Veeck Gives Free Admission To Cleveland Fans
In Cleveland Municipal Stadium 6,208 fans watched the Indians lose to Washington 1-0 amid 50 degree winds. President Bill Veeck announced he will admit all 6,208 loyal followers free to any other Cleveland home game this season.
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Municipal Stadium
Washington
Bill Veeck
Indians
Eastern Iowa League Opens Play Sunday
The Eastern Iowa baseball league will start Sunday with four games. Schedule lists matchups by city including Lisbon Martelle Solon Stanwood Tipton and Clarence, with rain makeups noted and season end set for September 4.
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Iowa Baseball League
Frank D. Carbee
Lisbon
Bennett
Clarence
Martelle
Mechanicsville
Solon
Stanwood
Tipton
AY 22
Fipton Et
Congones
Csville
Lon
Mar Nnett
Wipton
Stanw Tipton
Ce. le
Clare Bennett
Solon Stanwood
Clarense
Lisbo
Mechanesville
Jann
Jeereunes
Mecaniceville
Finberg-Pierce Win In Decorah Bowling
Decorah hosts annual city bowling tournament closing Sunday at Oneota alleys with doubles won by E Finberg and Merlin Pierce over Archie Johnson and Colt Goettleman. scores 1200 1199. Decorah Elks No 1 won teams with 2833. Kenneth Strinmoen led singles 655 with Chuck Gardiner 645 and Mickey Goettleman 626. Archie Johnson led all events with 7737.
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Decorah
Oneota
E. Finberg
Merlin Pierce
Archie Johnson
Colt Goettleman
Orville Winger
Hal Schroeder
Decorah Elks No. 1
Buick
Sam
Kenneth Strinmoen
Chuck Gardiner
Mickey Goettleman
Notre Dame Players Pall Bearers
Eight Notre Dame football stars served as pall bearers for Jim Costin, late South Bend Tribune sports editor. Costin will be buried near Knute Rockne, with pall bearers including Johnny Lujack, George Connor, John Panelli, Marty Wendell, Frank Tripucka, Ernie Zalejski, Leon Hart, and Jim Martin.
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Ins
Notre Dame
Jim Costin
South Bend Tribune
Costin
Knute Rockne
Johnny Lujack
George Connor
John Panelli
Marty Wendell
Frank Tripucka
Ernie Zalejski
Leon Hart
Jim Martin
Western League and Three-I League Baseball Standings
Standings show teams and records from Western League Pueblo Des Moines Omaha Sioux City Denver Lincoln and from Three-I League Decatur Terre Haute Davenport Quincy Evansville Waterloo Terre Haute and Danville with recent results and scores noted for Tuesday play.
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Kan
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Toledo
Indi
Apolis
Louisville Minneaplis
Columbus
Indianapolis
Louisville
Kansas City
Minneapolis
Pueblo
Moines
Sioux City
Omaha
Denver
Neo S
Lincoln Des Moines
Decatur
Waterleo Danville
Quincy Davert
Terre Haute
Evansville
Waterloo
Quincy
Danville
Davenport
Boxscores and results from a rough baseball night
In Cleveland a 1 0 0 line shows Robinson driving in an early run as Haefner and Boone keep the relief game tight. New York tops Detroit 7 5, Rizzuto and Phillips driving two runs apiece and Newhouser handling Detroit over 6 1 2 innings. Philadelphia beats Chicago 5 0 behind Coleman and Joost while Su der and Fain spark the Phils.
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Soal
Detroit
Coleman
Spake
Rizzuto
Keliab
Bauer
Wakefield
Lincell
Robinson
Johnson
Marines
Oswift
Phillips
RBI
Henrich
Wore
Henri
Philips
Pienrich
Yg Colemen
Lake
Vice
Treft
New Yark
Stroit
Ott Reynolds
Newhouser
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Reynolds
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Iowa Teachers Netmen defeat Luther 6 to 1 tennis match
Iowa Teachers net team defeated Luther 6 to 1 in Decorah. Levi earned Luther’s lone win, while Wischmeier Seas Hauge and Linthmen Elliot led the Teachers with straight-set victories. The score summaries include Levi beating Johns 6-1 6-1 and mixed doubles wins 6-0 7-5.
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Luther
Decorah
Levi
Johns
Wischmeier
Seas Hauge
Lantz
Rydin
Linthmen
Forde
Trucks Cleared In Assault Case
Virgil Fire Trucks, Detroit Tiger pitcher, was cleared by an eight member jury after 90 minutes deliberation in a $25 000 assault and battery suit brought by the Hotel Statler night manager and a former house detective in Cleveland.
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Virgil
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Statler
Houtteman Begins Returning to Tigers Mound
Art Houtteman, Detroit Tigers pitcher who nearly died in an auto crash two months ago, started workouts on Wednesday and aims to return to the mound in a couple of weeks with Red Rolfe predicting a regular turn soon.
Sam Breadon Dies Former Cardinals President at 72
Sam Breadon, 72, long time head of the St. Louis Cardinals, died at 6:15 p.m. CST after cancer. Ill at St. John's hospital since March 29, he sold his Cardinals stake in 1947 for about 3 million. Breadon, born July 26, 1876 in New York City, moved to St. Louis circa 1900 and built a real estate business. Under his 27 years as owner the club secured nine NL pennants and six World Series titles. He is survived by his wife, a daughter from a former marriage, another daughter, and an adopted daughter.
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Sam Breadon
St. Louis Cardinals
St. John’s Hospital
Breadon
Cardinals
Robert Hannegan
Fred M. Saigh
Rachael Wilson
Robert Lee Hedges
Monclair
N.J
Janet
Robert E. Goss
New York City
St.Louis
Cardinal Ball Club
High School and College Baseball Scores Across Regions
Newhall Atkins 7 Mona Lincoln 6. Eagle Grove 8 Goldfield 2. Fontanelle 4 extra. Brooklyn 5 Victor 6. Iowa State 12 Drake 3. Notre Dame 3 Western Michigan 2. Indiana 6 Butler 2. Ohio 7 West Virginia 6. Oberlin 10 Allegheny 4. Denison 5 Ohio pare 4. Clemson 4, ee 3 12 innings. College tennis results list multiple matchups including St Ambrose 7 Cornell 0 and Drake 4 Grinnell 4. Golf results show North Carolina 5, Colby 3% and Loras 14 Platteville Mines 3.
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Getown Aerican
U. S. Iowa
Luther L. Denison
Ohio Wesleyan
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Wittenberg
Otterbein
Furman
Newberry
Wdoi Oni Colby
Uke
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Loras
Platteville Mines
Teorme
Madie Wittenberg
Marietta
Virginia
Virginia Tech
Vegas
Virginia Military
Miami
Kentucky
Revive Western Hope in Wichita
Louis Levand publisher of the Wichita Beacon said Wichita has a very encouraging chance to land a Western baseball league franchise next season. He noted a very important meeting will be held in Wichita next week where interested individuals will meet with the city commission.
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Louis Levand
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Wichita may join six club league with Cedar Rapids in play
Commissioner Levand noted the city could secure a municipally-owned stadium to host pro baseball and enter a six-club league next season. If that happens Cedar Rapids, Ir will also join as the eighth member, replacing a prior odd-team setup after Wichita withdrew from the Western league last December.
McKinley routs Rider netmen to extend city lead
McKinley blanked Roosevelt 3 0 on the Riders' court to run its city record to 6 0 and stretch a 16 game win streak over local teams. Karnell Cherry of Roosevelt forced a close 6 1 8 6 setback as Norm Barnes remained unbeaten in prep tennis. RESERVES and other matches noted with small victories and losses.
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Roosevelt
Bears
Karnell Cherry
Norm Barnes
Iowa City Reserve Tennis Beats Wilson on Home Courts
The Iowa City reserve team defeated Wilson 4-2 on Wilson courts amid uneven play. Several matches featured close scores as Iowa City players like Schmickie Hand and Marvin Zuek posted wins, while others faced tough losses in a chaotic results sheet.
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Wilson
Wilson Courts
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Jack Dick Schmickie
Hook City
Billi Hand Milton
Marvin Zuek
Teennies-Schmickle
Pfows
Bartholomew
Seals
Eisin Burian
Marvin Zitek
Bob Patterson
Vernon Horsky
Ted "Dunnington
Bob Ogeson
Insurance Ad Highlights Kensinger Agency in Los Angeles
A clipped ad features Kensinger Insurance Agency promoting its services. It cites locations in Los Angeles and New Orleans and includes a call to action with a phone-like number. The piece frames trust in Kensinger’s coverage and invites readers to request a quote.
Tama Toledo Fighters Triumph in Amateur Boxing Show
Amateur boxing event at the Zeman building drew 450 fans as Tama Toledo and Montour fighters won the majority of bouts. Ike Roberts of Tama Indian won by technical knockout over Jim Dougherty of Elkader in the third round. Other results include Harold Snow defeating Pat Wheeler and Bud Ramsdell beating Stanley Youngbear.
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Tama
Toledo
Montour
Zeman
Ike Roberts
Jim Dougherty
Elkader
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Page Alex Fidler
Cedar Raps
Wiese
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Prank Turner
Harold Snow
Yogi Berra Hurt During Detroit Practice
New York Yankees catcher Yogi Berra was struck above the eye by a thrown ball during pre game practice in Detroit. He was carried off on a stretcher to Henry Ford hospital for X ray examination. trainer Gus Mauch said the injury does not appear serious.
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INS
Larry
Yogi” Berra
New York Yankees
Tuesay
Berra
Gus Mauch
Henry Ford Hospital
Jack Phillips
Eight-Team Softball League Formed in Decorah
Decorah forms an eight club softball league with Ever Frye president Bob Brockman secretary and Virgil Rosendahl treasurer. Sponsors include VFW Moose Odd Fellows Decorah Implement Elks Western Auto Inter Motors and Taylor Hardware. Games begin after a backstop is erected at the municipal rink.
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Ever Frye
Bob Brockman
Virgil Rosendahl
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Odd Fellows
Decorah Imlement
Elks
Western Auto
Inter Motors
Taylor Hardware
Hot Water Blast Imperils Braves
Two Boston Braves escaped serious harm after a gas water heater exploded in the Braves field dressing room Tuesday. First baseman Earl Torgeson and pitcher Clyde Shoun were unharmed. property man George R. Young was knocked down and struck his head.
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INS
Boston Braves
Braves Field
Earl Torgeson
Clyde Shoun
George R
Shorty” Young
Braves
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