University High Dominates Mt Vernon District Track Scores
University High of Iowa led the meet with top finishes by Coy Besed over DeWitt and Karl Harshbarger sweeping hurdles. Bob Ballantyne won the 880 yard run, and University High took the 880 yard relay, while DeWitt's Dick Mumm anchored the 440 yard and mile relays and won the 440 yard dash.
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Terre Haute sweeps Cedar Rapids with two big wins
Terre Haute beat Cedar Rapids Indians 14-3 and 12-2 in a Friday doubleheader in Terre Haute. Joe Sennett fueled the offense with multiple extra base hits, and Bob Hunter led the Indians with a first game leadoff homer as the Phillies bats pace the rout in both games.
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Badgers Top Iowa 6-5 to Hurt Title Hopes
Wisconsin edged Iowa 6-5 in Madison as Dick Hoeksema led a 13-hit effort for the Hawkeyes while Wisconsin connected for two homers and four doubles. Bruce Elliott went 4-for-4 with two doubles as Wisconsin stayed within a game of Michigan in the Big Ten race.
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Ottumwa District Titles To Ft. Madison Corydon
Ottumwa Ft Madison edged a three team race for the class A district track and field crown with 682 points. Burlington led Ottumwa by 57-40 in the final tally while Corydon took class B honors. Gahn set a district shot put record at 52 feet 1 inch and won the discus at 138 feet 1 inch for Burlington.
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Iowa Teachers Defeat Carleton 9 3 In Northfield Baseball
Iowa Teachers routed Carleton College 9 to 3 in Northfield Minnesota on Friday. The game featured strong Iowa hitting and steady pitching as the visitors took control early and held on for the win.
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Lambert Named Traer High Coach and Science Instructor
Reece Lambert of Geneseo township was named basketball track coach and science instructor at Traer High. Geneseo graduate of 1945, he led Geneseo to the 1945 state tournament and earned second all state honors while awaiting his degree from Iowa State Teachers College next month.
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Clinton River Kings Nips Davenport In District Track Meet
Clinton River Kings edged Davenport in a district Class A track meet, scoring 112.5 to 111.9 as Tipton and Muscatine trailed. Clinton took key events including the mile relay and high jump, marking their first district win over Davenport this season.
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Williams Apology To Bosox Fans
Ted Williams apologized publicly to Boston baseball fans and sportswriters for obscene gestures made while booed during a doubleheader with Detroit at Fenway Park. His first appearance Friday against the Washington Senators drew louder boos as he grounded out and an earlier error spurred renewed jeers.
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Monmouth Tops Coe 6 5 In Late Scoring Rally
Monmouth, held scoreless through seven innings, exploded for six runs in the last two frames to beat Coe 6 to 5 at Daniels Park. Don Ceynar carried a three hit shutout into the eighth before six walks, an error, and Tom Moore’s bloop single spurred a Scots rally.
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Bellevue Edges Lamont 6-5 in Seventh Inning Thriller
Bellevue scored in the bottom of the seventh to beat Lamont 6-5 in a late inning comeback. The high school baseball game featured a close finish with Bellevue overcoming a small early deficit to secure the win.
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Iowa Names Ben Douglas Freshman Basketball Coach
The University of Iowa on Friday named 41 year old Ben Douglas as the new freshman basketball coach and as a varsity football assistant. Douglas previously coached at Grinnell College and high schools in Greenfield Iowa and Maplewood Missouri.
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Girls' Cage Tourney To D M Again In 1951
Des Moines will host the 1951 Iowa girls basketball tournament. Rod Chisholm of the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union reported the 1950 event grossed 43 451 dollars, with district meets earning 27 797 and 65 sectionals 65 471, making it the largest ever.
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Cornell Tennis Team Falls to Knox 5-1
In Mt Vernon on Friday Knox defeated Cornell 5-1. Only Cornell victory came from Ozzie Moslaw Burst. Matches show Knox players Burst Valicids Les Burst Hegel and Doolen defeating Cornell opponents in three-set affairs.
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Bruins Add Two Right Handed Pitchers
Des Moines Bruins in the Western league announce two new pitchers, Leon Foulk and Gordon Van Dyke, both right handers, strengthening their rotation.
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Wolves and Badgers Lead Big Ten Pennant Drive
Michigan holds a 7-6 win over Purdue and Wisconsin edges Iowa 6-5 as both vie for the Big Ten title. Wisconsin sits two losses behind, while Ohio State beats Illinois 4-3 and Indiana defeats Northwestern 4-2 in the conference action. The pennant race moves toward the two game series between Michigan and Wisconsin next weekend.
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Cyclones Rally Past Nebraska 7-6 in Big Seven Tilt
Iowa State took a 7-6 win over Nebraska as a two run homer in the ninth inning sparked the comeback. The Big Seven conference game Friday showcased late offense and a dramatic finish.
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