Macy To Attend Midwest Parley At Northfield Meet
Dr. C Ward Macy of Coe College travels to Northfield Minnesota for the Midwest conference annual business meeting. Key topic is ending wartime eligibility rules allowing freshmen to varsity. starting next fall a first year or transfer must prove a year of residence. The meeting honors the late Dr George W Bryant, who helped establish the conference and served 24 years as secretary. Faculty and athletic directors from nine colleges attend. Harris and Willis Lamb of Coe accompany Macy.
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C. Ward Macy
Coe College
Northfield
Minn
Macy
George W. Bryant
Carleton
Harris
Willis Lamb
Coe
Boxing Roundup From AP Across United States
Sport Jabs By The Associated Press. Akron Tony Janiro from Youngstown knocked out Alejandro Vera in the 148 pound division. Marie Beach Bobby Elliott from Miami scored a TKO over Marty Ferro of Detroit. New York Warren Peterson defeated Andy Pepne by TKO in the 15 percent weight class. Minneapolis Don Lee outpointed Howard Bleghl in Madison Minnesota to finish the round.
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Associated Press
Akron
Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Alejandro Vera
Mexico
Miarie Beach
Bobby Elliott
Miami
Marty Ferro
Detroit
New York
Warren Peterson
Andy Pepne
Minneapolis
Don Lee
Edison
Neb
Howard Bleghl
Madison
Minn
Solon Beats Amana High 8-6 In Tuesday Baseball
Solon high school topped Amana 8-6 on Tuesday with Kral and Randall handling the battery for Solon and James Heinze and Melvin Trum for Amana. The matchup featured a competitive rally through seven innings before Solon pulled ahead late.
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SOLON
Amana High
AMANA
Amana High Nine
Kral
Randall
James Heinze
Melvin Trum- Sap
Cae Bion
Fighter's Knockout Victory Backfires
Billy Paul of Roxbury Massachusetts had knocked out Rocky Capobianco of Providence in the second round but was KO'd by Rocky's brother Joseph a week after leaving the navy. Joseph, not a pro boxer, jumped in the ring and delivered a roundhouse right sending Paul over the ropes. He told police he acted to defend his kid brother.
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R. I
Billy Paul
Roxbury
Mass
Rocky Capobianco
Rocky
Joseph
Paul
Season Opens on Six Fish Species
DES MOINES AP The season opened on six additional fish species and a seventh with restrictions. The six are northern pike walleyed pike sauger pike yellow perch yellow bass and silver bass. Crappies are limited to several state lakes. Nesting species open next month include large and smallmouth bass warmouth sunfish bluegills and crappies in other waters. Lakes allowed for crappies now include East and West Okoboji Lake Manawa Storm Clear Black Hawk Lake View Arrowhead Hartwick Backbone Upper and Lower Pine Blue Brown's Noble lakes.
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State Conservation Commission
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Lake Manawa
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Hartwick
Backbone
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Noble’s
Post Office Wins On-Hit Hurling Of Ladd Womacka
Industrial A league game saw the Post Office beat LaPlant 6-1 behind Ladd Womacka one-hit pitching until the sixth inning. Eliot led Post Office with a double and single. Wilson's beat Universal 16-2 in five innings as they erupted for 14 runs in the fourth. Quaker Oats topped Iowa Steel 15-5 with a nine-run second inning led by three two-base hits from Quaker. In the YWCA Girls league LaPlant edged Quaker 5-4 in eight innings, Boatman winning. Wilson's 16, Beck's 1. Mary Holland allowed one hit. Eagles defeated Collins 17-4 behind Klein. Major schedule listed for Thursday and Friday with postponed games noted.
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LaPlant
Ladd Womacka
Womacka
McCracken
Popenhagen
Eliot
Wilson
Universal
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Astrosky
Sample
Hays
McGuire
Iowa Steel
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Hayden
Boatman
Taylor
Beck
Mary Holland
Dostal
Eagles
Collins
Klein
Buckwheat
Curry
Weimer
Reis
Me Too
Armstrong
Sporting Goods
American Legion
Jan Hus
Dekal
C.S.A
Inland Industries
Town Steel
Century Engineering
John Beck
Hearn Stevenson
Peterson Furniture
Wilsons
Iowa
Manv Fpekurinks
Engles
Peter Pan
Wilson & Co
Armstrong Sporting Goods
Lumir Dvorak Shines for Madisonville Miners in Kit ty League
Lumir Dvorak, former pitcher and second baseman for Russ Schamberger's Butternut Legion in 1940 and 1941, anchors the keystone for Madisonville Kentucky Miners in the Kitty League. Schamberger notes Dvorak nabbed four of six hitting prizes on opening day and has hot hitting since. Dvorak also played seabee ball in Bermuda during three years of military service.
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Madisonville
Russ Schamberger
Butternut Legion
Keystone
Schamberger
Dvorak
Bermuda
Crandic Hotshots Sweep Boy Scout 19 Games
The Crandic Hotshots defeated Boy Scout troop 19 twice on the Crandic diamond. They won the first game 7 to 6 and the second 5 to 1, capturing a pair of victories on Wednesday afternoon.
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Crandic Hotshots
Boy Scout Troop 19
Crandic
Hotshots
Run for the Orchids By Pat Robinson
New York based report details Belmont Stakes plan and potential three horse clash as Robb aims to assemble Assault Armed and Stymie for a $100,000 race on May 31. It notes Derby winner Jet Pilot, Preakness winner Faultless, and route specialist Phalanx as contenders and compares earnings records led by Whirlaway.
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Pat Robinson
New York
INS
Kentucky
Maryland
Broadway
Alex Robb
Belmont
Alex
T Hew
Jet Pilot
Faultless
Orchids
King Ranch
Assault
Warren Wright
Hirsch Jacobs
Stymie
Whirlaway
Jacobs
Wall Street
Fimlico
Armed
Robb
Saratoga
Loras Defeats St Ambrose 80 to 55 in Dual Meet
In Dubuque, Loras College beat St Ambrose 80 to 55 in a midweek dual track meet. Jagiella led Loras with wins in the 100 and 200 yard dashes and second in the shot put while Pitts of St Ambrose took discus and shot put titles and was runner up in the javelin, tying for high score honors at 13 points with Jagiella.
Franklin Golfers Compete in District Meet Saturday
Franklin coach Harold Templeman will take the Franklin golf team to Waterloo for the district meet with 54 holes this week to set the Saturday state meet order. Players include Rossey Krutzer Cadima Crabbe Smith. District meets proceed at Atlantic Boone Center ville Davenport Des Moines Mason City Spirit Lake. district winner and runner up advance to Cedar Rapids May 24 with individual medalist and runner up also eligible.
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Franklin
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids Country Club
David Rossey
Bill Krutzer
Glen
Tom Cadima
Tom Crabbe
John Smith
Billy Krutzer
Thunderbolt
Atlantic
Boone
Centerville
Davenport
Des Moines
Mason City
Spirit Lake
Cedar Rapids
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