Rams Seron Sets Pace in Midwest Golf Event
Merron Seron of Cornell led the Midwest conference golf tournament at Galesburg Ill with a one over par 72 at the halfway mark earning medalist honors. Knox College led team competition by 12 strokes with 306, followed by Grinnell 318 and Cornell tied for third with Lawrence at 322.
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Cornell and Coe Fail in Midwest Tennis Meet
In Galesburg Illinois Cornell and Coe colleges could not win a singles match as Midwest conference tennis tourney singles play concluded. Lawrence led midway with 15 points followed by Grinnell with 12 as doubles finals were set to finish the event.
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Bray's Times Best in Two Loop Trials
Bray's Times leads two loop trials as Midwest Conference track meet qualifiers set. Cornell dominates with Bray Moore and Paul in key sprints and hurdles. Grinnell and St Olaf also amass finalists across 100 220 and 440 events with times and placements noted.
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Major Box Scores ad AMERICAN (0-3) lows across majors
Major box scores show line item details for Detroit New York Cleveland and Kansas City games with AB R H totals, pitching lines, and run tallies. Key players include Yost Kuenn Mantle Berra Colavito Maxwell and Pascual among others, with overall scoring by teams Detroit New York Cleveland and Cincinnati and Boston St. Louis and Philadelphia listed with innings and final tallies.
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Standings and Tonight Games in the Three-I League
The Three-I League schedule lists tonight games at 7 30 with Evansville at Cedar Rapids and Keokuk at Davenport and Peoria at Burlington. Sunday matchups include Cedar Rapids at Keokuk Evansville at Burlington and Davenport at Peoria. Also today’s and Sunday’s national games feature New York Cincinnati Pittsburgh Milwaukee Brooklyn Chicago Philadelphia St Louis and two noon games Pittsburgh Cincinnati Philadelphia Chicago.
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Kibbie Captures North Central Tennis Title Again
Bill Kibbie of Cedar Rapids won his second straight North Central conference tennis singles title at Sioux Falls, defeating Boots Richmond 6-0, 6-0 in the final. Kibbie, a sophomore at Iowa Teachers, also beat Hopewell Emerson and MacDougal en route, while Iowa Teachers took the doubles crown and the team title. Gene Hagen of Morningside claimed the golf title by one stroke over Bill Reichart as South Dakota edged to the team title with 471 strokes.
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Arizona prep vaults 15 feet in statewide meet
Jim Brewer of North Phoenix high school became the first high school boy to clear 15 feet in a statewide American Legion meet. He surpassed his own national prep record for the third straight weekend, extending the mark from 14 feet 2 inches set earlier.
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Olson Sets 880 Record In Northeast Iowa Track
Cedar Falls won the Northeast Iowa conference meet by eight points over Charles City. Harry Olson of Decorah set a new 880-yard record in 2:00.5, beating Bob Ash's 1952 mark. Dennis Corwin of Cedar Falls also broke the record with 2:01.9. Pratt of Charles City won high jump at 6-3. Olson led Decorah with two wins, plus Wangsness in 180 hurdles and Decorah’s mile medley relay win. Oelwein also claimed a 440-yard relay, while Osage and others earned various event wins.
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Oklahoma A and M Joins Big Eight as Cowboys Name
The Missouri Valley Intercollegiate Athletic Association expands to the Big Eight with Oklahoma A and M joining. By June 1 the school will be Oklahoma State University for Agriculture and Applied Science and will drop the Aggies nickname for Cowboys.
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North Central Track Meet Postponed By Rain
VERMILLION South Dakota AP The North Central conference track and field meet was postponed from Saturday to Tuesday due to recent rains. USD track coach Dan Lennon said the field was unfit for competition and all schools were notified. Tuesday events will start at the original Saturday start time.
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U S Wins Two Singles Matches in Davis Play
The United States led by Vic Seixas and Bernard Bartzen defeated the British West Indies to take a 2-0 Davis Cup advantage. Seixas and Bartzen won the first two singles matches in straight sets, keeping the U S on track toward the Davis Cup challenge round in Australia next December.
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Bill Woito eliminated in second round of Big Seven net meet
Cedar Rapids star Bill Woito, playing No 2 for Iowa State, fell to Bob Wright of Colorado 6 2 6 1 in the Big Seven tennis tournament. Other Cyclones in Friday singles and early doubles action included Hoff, Lahr, Larson, Beckwith, and the teams Hoff-Lahr and Peterson-Sieverlin advancing or exiting in first rounds with final scores listed.
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Stanley High Names Athletic Lettermen
Stanley High presented athletic letters to many students last week. Notable honorees include Wanda Lentz Janice Hausman Joyce Vande Voorde Nanette Swarts Madonna Lentz Nancy Beier Shirley Fox Sharon Ingamells Ardis Finch Marcia Houge Sharon Duckett for girls basketball and softball. Boys basketball names include Robert Falck Glen Finch Daleeston Clare Hillman Charles Follmer Dick Cole Wayne Brownell Lyle Youngblut with baseball plate entries listed.
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Iowa to Build $400000 Press Box Behind West Stands
The University of Iowa plans a $400000 press box for its football stadium. Preliminary plans have been drawn and ordered by the athletic department, with construction to be on stilts behind the west stands.
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Former Boxer Ross Sues Movie Producers
Barney Ross, former welterweight boxing champion, sued United Artists Corp and Essaness Associates in Chicago federal court for five million dollars over advertising for Monkey On My Back. He claims the film portrays him as a narcotics addict, though he says he has rehabilitated, aids addicts, and works with a New York public relations firm.
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Moore Bout in Stuttgart Delayed to June 2
Archie Moore's scheduled light heavyweight title bout in Stuttgart has been postponed from May 25 to June 2 because a suitable opponent could not be found.
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Theater Time For Saturday
Times for today from theater management list several films and showings across venues including Paramount State Palace Marion and drive ins. Notable titles include Spirit of St Louis Bailout at 43 000 Gun Duel in Durango Ten Commandments Solid Gold Cadillac Top Secret Affair Westward Ho the Wagons Ten Tall Men Disneyland Seminole Running Wild Dial M for Murder She Should Have Said No Because of Eve
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