Suspended Sentence For Bolden
Charles Bolden a sophomore defensive back from Memphis was suspended from the Iowa football squad before spring practice. He received a Malay suspended sentence after pleading guilty to uttering a false check under 20 dollars and was placed on one year probation with restitution to be made on multiple checks.
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Saints topple St Pius in parish softball clash
Immaculate Conception beat St Pat's 16 5 with Mike Fee hitting a grand slam. St Judes defeated St Ludmila 45 2 while Saints Eagles pushed St Pius to a 14 2 loss in five innings and kept the league race tight.
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Pants Rowland Dies at 91 Baseball Legend
Clarence Pants Rowland, longtime baseball figure, dies at 91. Funeral services set for Tuesday at Philip Neri Catholic church in Chicago. Rowland managed the Chicago White Sox to the pennant and 1917 World Series title over the New York Giants. Born in Platteville Wisconsin and raised in Dubuque Iowa, he was an honorary vice president of the Chicago Cubs at his death.
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Archery, Baseball Openers Highlight Iowa Meet Notes
Hugh Shaw leads North English and Kathryn Jennings Keokuk in archery open events. Coggon blanked Delhi 13 0 as Earlville and Waltonian Archers compete at season openers. Manchester edges rivals with homers and strong pitching. Centre Point Reformatory contest rained out.
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Scrimmage Highlight as Whites Fall to Blacks 46 7
Iowa's third string quarterback Alan Schaefer dodged rush from Bill Bevill and a Black player to pass for the Whites. Schaefer escaped the first team pressure, but the Blacks won the scrimmage 46 to 7.
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Upper Iowa Coaches Visit Jefferson Booster Club
Jeff Upper Town college coaches Mike Olson and Jim Killbreath and athletes Dave Sanger and Del Hughes will speak at the Jefferson Booster Club meeting Tuesday at 7 30 p m in the school cafeteria. Hawk boosters and parents are invited to attend.
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Safari League action sparks wins at Cedar Hills and Tunis speedway
Safari Lounge defeated Cedar Hills Booster No 1 42 to 0 while Leonardo’s Pizza breezed past Mercy Hospital 22 to 3 and Pizza Inn beat Cedar Hills Boosters No 2 18 to 4 in Slo Pitch at Cedar Hills. Waterloo driver Sanger won the 20 lap late model feature at Tunis Speedway after a tight duel with Bedard. Curt Hansen won the trophy dash.
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Pepitone Endures Slump to Power Yankees Past Angels Twice
New York first baseman Joe Pepitone ended a 2-for-39 skid with a game winning homer in both ends of a doubleheader against California. He had four hits in the twinbill and six in eight at bats over the weekend, lifting his average to .254. Pepitone also hit a solo homer in the nightcap securing a 1-0 win as Whitey Ford’s blur line carried the Yankees to a sweep alongside Baltimore, Detroit and Seattle wins in Sunday action.
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Welty Way Tops Waterloo In Open Season Opener
Defending champion Welty Way edged Waterloo 2 1 in the opening Major Open softball game at Ellis Park. Marv Ott blasted a double to start a first inning rally, as Ed White drove in the go ahead run. Rich Klein shut Waterloo down for six innings, with Mike Pallison driving in the third inning run for a 2 0 lead. The Cedar Falls Fordtown game opens Tuesday with Lange facing Cedar Rapids Red Sox in the season’s first twin bill.
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