Ripon Seizes Midwest Tennis Pace With Early Singles Lead
Ripon tops the Midwest conference tennis race by leading in singles at Cedar Rapids Memorial. Ankerson Walling and Larsen won Nos 2 3 4 singles as Carleton’s Hush captured No 1, ending Ankerson’s bid. Carleton stands second with 11 points. Coe, Cornell and others trail.
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Ripon and Knox win titles in Midwest meet opening
Willie Alexander of Ripon won the broad jump and Rick Hintze of Knox the discus as the Midwest conference track meet began Friday. Only these events were completed with the meet ongoing. Alexander led broad jump results with Skoge, Corwin and DeBerg following. In discus Hintze led, followed by Thiel, Knudsen and Miller, with Tierney in fifth.
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Ripon
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Knox
Rod Skoge
St. Olaf
Tim Corwin
Tom DeBerg
Grinnell
Joan TePaske
John Thiel
Pee
Dave Knudsen
St. Af
Jim Miller
Grents
Mike Tierney
Carleton
Three-Way Tie in Muskogee Golf Meet
In Muskogee Oklahoma Beth Stone Betsy Rawls and Sybil Griffin shot three over par 73 to share the lead at the Muskogee Women s Open amid windy conditions as the tournament moved into Friday action.
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Kentucky star Cotton Nash to sign Angels baseball contract
University of Kentucky All American Cotton Nash will sign a baseball contract with the Los Angeles Angels of the American League on Saturday. The Courier Journal quoted a reliable source saying Nash may also attempt to play professional basketball and that the Angels offer a substantial bonus.
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Iowa Falls Wins Region 11 Golf Tour Title
Ellsworth of Iowa Falls completed the regional 11 event at Des Moines with a 315 strokes total to claim the title on Friday.
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Stallard Benefits From Snider Hit In Mets Giants Clash
Stallard pitched six innings after requesting Snider to play, but the Giants’ old hand lined a pinch single to drive in the game’s first run. The Mets rallied to win 4-2, with Los Angeles, Philadelphia, St. Louis, and Cincinnati posting wins elsewhere in NL action.
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Dubuque Wins 8-7 With Five-Run Seventh Inning
Dubuque broke a 4-3 seventh-inning tie by scoring five runs to beat Cedar Rapids 8-7. Key hits included Doug Crawford’s three-run homer and a later two-run sixth, while Cedar Rapids answered with a homer by Dunham in the eighth. The series concludes tonight before a home stand against Decatur.
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Orioles Bunker Shines Amid Pappas Followed By 1964 Duo
Orioles pitcher Milt Pappas blanked the Angels over eight hits in a 12-0 nightcap as Wally Bunker delivered a four hit complete game in the opener. The 19-year-old sensation remains the season’s hot act, while veteran Pappas, 83rd win for Baltimore, eyes continued rookie glory and a crowded pitching rotation.
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Reds Pitcher Joey Jay Seeks Trade
Chicago AP reports pitcher Joey Jay says he is fed up with the Cincinnati Reds and wants a trade. He plans to ask owner Bill DeWitt to move him when the team returns to Cincinnati after his rain-shortened start on May 4.
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Central Ousts Wahlert in district baseball final
Central of Davenport defeated Wahlert of Dubuque 11 to 5 in Friday’s district final. Rick Schemann and Harry Errett homered for Central while Tom Schultz connected with two on for Wahlert. Pearl Koening and Blackman contributed in the win.
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Luther Puts 15 in Finals
INDIANOLA AP Defending champion Luther qualified 15 men in preliminaries and set a discus mark as the Iowa conference track meet opened. Dick Ashland of Luther won discus with 160 ft 3 in, erasing his 1953 mark. Gary Leeper of Wartburg won javelin at 189 ft 3 in. Clayborn Shelby of Dubuque claimed broad jump at 21 ft 1 in.
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Hawks Fall In 3-0 Tilt At Ohio St
Iowa lost 3-0 at Ohio State as Kenny Hay pitched a three-hitter for the Buckeyes. Ohio State improved to 17-9 in 26 games while Russ Nagelson hit a two-run homer in the fifth inning. The Hawkeyes headed to a Big Ten doubleheader at Indiana.
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Gophers Take Big Ten Lead With Indiana Win
Minnesota moved into sole first in the Big Ten by an 8-6 victory over Indiana, matching Michigan’s 7-1 mark as Michigan was idle. The win put Minnesota atop the conference standings with a 7-1 record.
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Chonko triples as Iowa tops Hoosiers in late rally
Amy Chonko hit a triple and scored on a bunt to seal the win in the sixth inning. Iowa moved to 9-15 on the season with a 3-7 conference record as they headed into the doubleheader against Indiana.
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Vollmer Signs NFL Contract With Minnesota Vikings
Memphis State quarterback Russell Vollmer has signed a football contract with the Minnesota Vikings of the National Football League, marking a major step in his professional career after a standout season at Memphis State.
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Errors Halt Regis In 5-4 Extra Inning Defeat
Cedar Rapids Regis dropped a 5-4 ten inning decision to West Waterloo, ending any chance of a Regis Jefferson sub state pairing. Regis led 2-2 into the 10th before three costly errors and two walk-driven advances let West score three to win. Denny Larkin supplied two key hits and Jim Madden crushed a triple for Regis. West improved to two runs in the fourth, then survived a Regis rally in the seventh to force extras.
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Jeffs Second in Dubuque Track Invitational
Dubuque won the meet with a triple-figure tally as Jefferson edged Iowa City for second. standout performances included Soph Meskimen in shot put, John Kelley a triple winner in 100 220 and 440, and Dubuque’s Ron Bartlett taking the mile and 880. Washington and Dvorak posted multiple wins for their teams amid a crowded field.
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Marshman Breaks 160 MPH Barrier at Indianapolis Trials
Indianapolis AP Bobby Marshman cracked the 160 mph barrier in a practice run for the Indianapolis 500 trials in a rear-engine Lotus Ford posting 160.085 mph on a 214 mile lap. Eddie Sachs, from Pottstown Pa, crashed his rear-engine Ford but escaped injury. his car was too badly damaged to repair for the day.
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MFL Captures District Title in 2-0 Win
Monona MFL blanked North High West Union 2-0 to clinch the district title and reach substate play. Steve Snengling scored the unearned first run on a rundown play, then Ed Parker scored on a balk. North High threatened in the sixth but a double play preserved the shutout.
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