Dubuque Is I-8 Leader With 12th Victory
The Midwest league standings saw Dubuque maintain the top position after its 8-0 win over Decatur. Ed Bays drove in four runs on three singles and a double as Dubuque moved to 12-4. Quad Cities gained sole second place with a 9-4 victory over Waterloo, while Cedar Rapids dropped to fourth with Clinton loss. Keokuk and Quincy tied Clinton for third at 8-6 following Keokuk’s 8-4 win over Burlington.
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Aquin Nine Beats Regis On-Hitter In Park Showdown
Cascade Aquin defeated Regis 7-1 at Daniels Park as Bob Green held Regis to one hit over seven innings while striking out eight. Regis issued ten walks and committed a costly error as Aquin scored six runs in the fourth on three hits. Regis end season with a Tuesday game against Washington at 4 p.m. in a local prep baseball matchup.
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Aquin
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Coaches Exit Masquoketa Valley. New Football Leader Named
Jack Young and Gus Pappas resign from Masquoketa Valley high school. Young moves to become varsity assistant at Manchester. Pappas leaves coaching ranks as Leonard Larson, a 1956 William Penn graduate from Eagle Grove, accepts the head football job.
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Jack Young
Gus Pappas
Masquoketa Valley High School
Young
Manchester
Pappas
Leonard Larson
William Penn College
Eagie Grave
Monona Clinches Share Of Conference Title In Baseball
Monona earned a share of the Upper Mississippi conference crown as Dick Wold threw a two hitter with 15 strikeouts and drove in two runs with a fifth inning double against Garna villa. Monona can clinch the title outright by beating Gutten berg Friday.
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Jim Peterson
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Pomona
Peterson
Mueller
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Mets struggle with long travel to Houston after Milwaukee layover
Casey Stengel and the New York Mets endured a three hour wait after a game in Milwaukee and two more hours for fog to lift at Houston's airport before arriving in Dallas and then Houston. Stengel said the hitters finally started to click as the Mets regained form.
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Unclear Fieldplay Comment Sparks Audience Chatter
Fragmentary notes describe improvised remarks about pitching and catching balls in the bleachers. A remark mentions breaking a leg while ascending stairs, suggesting a mishap during a game or event.
Warmath To Lecture at Iowa Clinic
Utah baseball coach Jack Gardner and Minnesota football coach Murray Warmath head the faculty for the 22nd annual summer coaching school and officials clinic in Spirit Lake August 15 to 18. Other speakers include Purdue track coach David Rankin and Iowa State trainer Ray Bickerstaff, with Tennessee A&I and Olympic committee figures also on the program. The Girls State Athletic Union adds a separate clinic August 13 to 15 focusing on girls basketball softball and track.
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Utah
Jack Gardner
Minnesota
Murray Warmath
Purdue
David Rankin
State College of Iowa
Bill Koll
Iowa State
Ray Bickerstaff
Girls State Athletic Union
School Athletic Association
Iowa Great Lakes
First round test features Waples against Stock in singles
Washington’s Rick Waples faces Bob Stock of Grundy Center in a first round singles match. Steve Yura singled and Weiss was thrown out at the plate while scoring. Larry McDowell and Yuza’s runners kept threats alive, but a steal attempt failed. West won in the fourth as Schley walked three and a misplayed grounder changed the frame.
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Washington
Rick Waples
Bob Stock
Grundy Center
Steve Yura
Weiss
Larry McDowell
Fitzgerald
Yuza
West
Schley
Ron Bullington
Tor Pohlmann
Steve Cranbaugh
Larry Porter
Rickie Price
Bill Baker
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Opubies and others pairings from regional wrestling event
The card lists mixed doubles and singles matchups across several locations. Notable pairs include Dennis Brown with Jim Williams for Ames against Marty and Mike Sorengelmeier of Dubuque Wahlert, plus Richard Strauss and John Wimesh from Iowa City facing opponents including Jim Allman and Joe Royally. Singles feature Randy Murphy of Burtinalon against Tom Rusk.
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Jim Williams
Ames
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Mike Sorengelmeyer
Dubuque Wahlert
Dave Fleming
Richard Stekstad
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Richard Strauss
John Wimesh
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