Swab Takes M-J Third Beats Iowa Steel 5 3
Swab Motors collected four hits to defeat Iowa Steel 5 to 3 and secure undisputed third place in the M J league at Daniels Park. Despite being out-hit 5 4, Swab used three consecutive second inning singles for three runs and added two more in the fifth on a single. The Steelers pushed two runs in the sixth and threatened in the seventh as Wes Demro fueled a rally before starter Don Stastny settled matters.
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Iowa Steel
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Wes Demro
Iowa
Don Stastny
Gordon Schloterback
Bill Quimby
Clair “Punky
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Jim Ford
Don Buckheister
Ed Lipp
Stastny
Iowa Steel Beats Swab In Slugfest By Narrow Margin
Iowa Steel edge Swab 5 to 3 as Stastny earns win with relief in the later innings. Buckheister, Lipp and Wessling drive in key runs while Schloterback hits a two bagger for Swab. Fulton suffers control issues after a strong start for Swab, Seifert takes the loss.
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Baseball Scores From Multiple Leagues
American Association results include Louisville defeating Toledo 3 to 2 and Columbus beating Indianapolis 9 to 6. In Texas League Dallas won 7 to 3 over Fort Worth, Houston 2 San Antonio 1, and Tulsa 5 Oklahoma City 0 in a lopsided slate. In the Pacific Coast League San Francisco edged Oakland 5 to 4 in 11 innings. Epetland 1 Sacramento 4 2nd 10. Hollywood 6 Los Angeles 4. Seattle 9 San Diego 2. Shreveport 3 Beaumont 2 in 10 innings. Western League results incomplete.
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St Patrick's Shuts Out Oxford 12 4 In Five Inning Game
St Patrick's of Cedar Rapids defeated Oxford 12 to 4 in five innings. Hal Trosky pitched four innings before Bob Naughton relieved him. MacAreavy of Oxford allowed 12 hits and 12 errors plagued the Oxford defense. Schultz drove in two with a second inning triple as St Pat's built a rapid lead and will play Newhall Saturday at 2 p.m.
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Hal Trosky
Red Smith
Leonard Schultz
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Iowa Surprises In Big 10 Tennis
Iowa shocks in the Big Ten tennis meet opening session by upsetting Michigan State players Bruce Higley defeated John Sahratian 6-2 6-4 and Higley with Mike Trueblood beat MSU’s Kay Mills 6-3 3-6 6-3. Top seed Len Brose and Al Hetzeck moved to singles semifinals with wins.
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Michigan State
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Higley
Mike Trueblood
Spartans
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Len Brose
al Hetzeck
Four Speedsters Lead Wilson to Soph Title
Wilson high school won the city sophomore track title at Coe track led by a four-man relay 880 win and multiple podium finishes from George Fikers Joe Rizzio and Jim McSkimming. Dick Schnoe belen of Franklin dominated with three titles. Roosevelt and McKinley also posted top marks in sprints hurdles and distance events.
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Dick Schnoebelen
Jim McSkimming
Wilson
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George Fikers
Joe Rizzio
Roosevelt
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Castine
Eldon Hasley
James Smyth
Al Lenski Named Iowa Athlete of the Week
Iowa City report credits Hawkeye pitcher Al Lenski for a four hit shutout of Wisconsin in his first college start. He faced 32 batters, issued no walks, and allowed no runners past second base. The honor comes from the press and radio men of Iowa City.
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Iowa
Wisconsin
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Davenport Tigers Trim Roster to 17 After Two Drops
Davenport Tigers of the Three-I league reduced their roster to 17 by releasing pitcher Bob Henderson from Williamsport Pa and optioning outfielder Al Gublas to Duluth. Pitcher Art Edmunds was placed on the injured list with a sore arm.
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Davenport Tigers
Bob Henderson
Williamsport
al Gulbas
Duluth
Art Edmunds
Diehl Sparks Hawks With Walks and Scoring Burden
Pitcher Bob Diehl of Iowa City shows a poor batting record with six hitless at bats but draws six walks and scores five times for the Hawks this season.
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Iowa City
Bob Diehl
Hawks
Don Hipple Named Coach At Mt. Vernon
Mt Vernon selects Don Hipple as head football coach succeeding Wayne Grady. Hipple, a former Seneca coach, will also teach shop courses and leads a third Mt Vernon football officer in two seasons amid coaching changes. Bruno Beckman hired as social studies instructor and junior high sports coach.
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Mt. Vernon
Marion
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Mt. Vernon High School
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Melvin Sikkink
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Seneca Consolidated School
Wayne Grady
Bettendorf School
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Grinnell College
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Tipton Junior College
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Cornell College
Chuck Swaney
Chuck Basker
Davis
Grady
Snyder Enters Downs Classic
Snyder enters the Memorial Classic at Hawkeye Downs with three Offenhauser entries boosting a field of more than 60 laps. Other top dirt racers include Leon DeRock, Russ Lee, Bert Hellmueller, Clair Cotter, Win Herner, Billy Hoff, Chet Martinson, Louie Yauger, Ernie Johnson, and Ted Stubbe in a program of heats, a consolation, a trophy dash and a 25 lap feature.
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Kent
Ohio
Hawkeye Downs
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Leon DeRock
Mason City
Farm Boy
Russ Lee
Robbinsdale
Minn
Bert Hellmueller
Louisville
Clair Cotter
Austin
Ted Stubbe
Milwaukee
17 Marks in Danger at State Meet
Ames reports many Iowa high school track records may fall at the state meet as 36 marks face possible revisions. Key events include the new 180 yard low hurdles and top contenders from Clinton, Britt, Ames, and Oelwein in Class A and B. Records pursued span sprints, jumps, pole vaults, and relays with notable athletes named.
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Denison
Ed Pooter
Davenport
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U High
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Sac City
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St. Mary's
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Oskaloosa
Bill Hood
Marvin
Ralph Yoder
Ollie
Gd Eckhoft
Rockwell City
Miller
Cherokee
Dawson
Sigourney
Larry Runnels
Nevada
Whitesell
Correctionville
Don Schatzberg
TCHS
Ken Moore
Mt. Vernon
Young runner dies after starter's gun discharge
Toronto police report a tragic track practice incident as 16 year old Paul Vanplew was killed when a blank cartridge discharged from a starter's gun held by coach Lloyd Percival after a collision during a Wednesday night session.
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Toronto
Paul Vanplew
Lloyd Percival
Major Box Scores Highlight Late Inning Rallyes
Key late game sequences drive the box score as Heintzelman, Ramsdell, and Westlake feature in extra frames. Ramsdell earns the win with pivotal RBIs while Queens and Boston players contribute multiple hits and runs in a high scoring, error-prone set of games.
Boxing Bout Postponed to June Amid Local Contests
In Detroit Clarence Henry scored a knockout over Embrel Davidson in a 183 percent display while Les Anceres defeated Tom Bazzano Franklin Pal ermo, with the Bazzano Palermo bout moved to June 6 for training.
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Detroit
Clarence Henry
Les Anceres
Embrel Davidson
Tom Bazzano
Frank Palermo
TV Money May Change Big 10 TV Money May Change Big 10
Evanston AP A potential $200 000 sale of 1952 Rose Bowl television rights renews the Big Ten Pacific Coast conference football pact. Athletic directors and faculty representatives vote on renewing the Rose Bowl for three more years as a coast to coast video hookup could boost revenue. The Rose Bowl payoff has been small compared to other major New Year games.
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