Fumbles Doom I-State Varsity in Alumni Spring Game
Iowa State lost 6-0 to an alumni team as five fumbles and many miscues halted drives. Joe Salem, a reserve, shone in the T formation but faces possible transfer talks as coach Myers considers a backfield fit for the single wing system.
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Indiana Sets Fast Pace in Big 10 Track
In Evanston Illinois Indiana led by Olympic champ Greg Bell and star Tom May dominated Big Ten outdoor trials. Indiana qualified 13 for finals, four more than Ohio State, with Bell winning the 100 and 220 yard dashes and broad jump while May led in the 120 yard high hurdles and 220 yard low hurdles.
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Double Plays Carry Cedar Rapids Past Evansville 4 2
Cedar Rapids Raiders defeat Evansville Braves 4 2 at Boise Field aided by four double plays and strong defense. Dean Mink earned the win over Dale Hendrickson in 6 innings. Rain threatened Burlington opener at Memorial Park after the game.
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Patterson Jackson Title Bout Odds Stir New York
Tommy Jackson dismisses 4-1 odds as he vows to chase Floyd Patterson in a July Polo Grounds title fight. Patterson remains a 4-1 favorite with a 7-5 KO edge, while promoter Emil Lence forecasts a $175,000 gamble on theater TV.
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Midland Rips Kilborn In M-1 Battle 8 to 2
Midland Supply defeats Kilborn Photo Paper 8 to 2 in a high scoring fifth inning at Daniels Park. A sequence of seven runs broke a 1 1 tie as Kilborn’s defense misplayed several plays allowing Midland to pull away. Don Wink opened the rally with a single and scored on a sacrifice. other hits and a hit batsman fueled the inning for the victors.
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Big Ten Eases Aiding Rules for Athletes
Evanston reports the Big Ten plans to soften parts of its new athlete aid code. Proposals allow off campus interviews after aid offers and broaden eligible aid to include room board tuition and fees for top high school students with strong academic records. Revisions face 40 day White resolution deliberations and take effect next winter term.
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Courchesne Stops Tague In First Round Knockout
Bobby Courchesne of Massachusetts floored Russ Tague of Iowa three times and won by technical knockout at 2:56 of the first round. Tague, filling in for illness, had 61 of 79 bouts and held a prior victory over Cadilli. The bout, slated for 10 rounds, occurred in St. Louis.
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Courtney Sets World Record at Los Angeles Meet
U S Army's Tom Courtney ran 880 yards in 1 46.8 to set a new world mark, besting Arnie Sowell as Geri dental college athletes and an Oxnard relay quartet also posted faster times in a Coliseum event.
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Michigan Dominates Big Ten Tennis Opener In Rain Affected Meet
Michigan captured decisive wins in singles and doubles as the Big Ten tennis meet began with rain delaying action. Northwestern pushed hard with 32 points while Iowa’s Peter and teammates reached semifinals. Michigan’s Art Andrews and Ben Middlebrook posted notable singles results amid a day of upset bids.
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C R Horseshoe Club Opens Monday Pitching
The Cedar Haples Horseshoe Club will start league pitching at 7 p m Monday at Ellis Park, announced Saturday. Those not yet qualified should arrive a little before U S Leads. The U S A team led Mexico in the modern pentathlon championships with 10 304 to 10 098 points as six teams moved into the final event.
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Beal Named Schleswig High Football Coach
Ray Beal 22 a quarterback for Iowa Teachers college teams last two seasons is appointed Schleswig high school head football coach. A Creston native and three sport athlete Beal earned two football letters at Iowa Teachers and majors in physical education.
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Happy Time Leads Loop in Major League Doubleheader Win
Happy Time topped Nordstrom 5-2 to seize the Major Open league lead at Ellis Park as Armstrong's fell 4-2 to Eby's. Pitcher Dick Thenhaus dazzled in the opener before Nordstrom’s late bursts, with manager Keith Newell’s squad moving ahead of the previously undefeated Armstrong’s.
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McKinley Hikes City Lead 7-6
McKinley moved ahead in a tight contest with a 7-6 lead as Witson, Havsevelt, and Wantels contributed key plays in a high scoring game.
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Keokuk Kept in Fight as Peoria Wins 6 4
McKinley and Keokuk fought a pitching duel as Keokuk trailed 5-3 entering the fifth inning and Peoria pulled ahead with a four run burst. Ted Fowler and May Murphy pitched all nine for their teams with seven hits allowed apiece, while Tony Asaro homered for Keokuk. Roosevelt also produced runs with timely singles and walks in a tense Midwest league contest.
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Irish Coach Laurienza Heads to Army Duty
St Patrick's high school coach Laurienza will miss the 1987-88 season to enter military service. His squad finished the spring 1-2 with two rainouts. Cambridge pitched a no hitter and Gibbs hit a fourth inning homer in the final win over Springville.
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Iowa Hawks Rally Past Ohio State for 4 3 Victory
Iowa remains in title contention after a 4 3 come-from-behind win over Ohio State. The victory moves the Hawkeyes into second place, one game behind Northwestern in the Big Ten race with rain threatening the title outcome.
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Dobrino Stars as Hawkeyes Rally Past Ohio State
Iowa pitcher Dobrino silences Ohio State after a 0-3 hole, retiring 21 of last 24 batters. He helps his team erase deficits and climb to a 5 4 victory, while contributing a single and a run batted in. Les Zanotti and Don Bock drive late runs to seal the win.
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Richardson to coach at Oakland high school next fall
Darrell Richardson 28, veteran Town Teachers pitcher, accepts a head coaching post at Oakland high. He will lead both basketball and baseball squads starting next fall. A Valley high school Des Moines graduate, he starred in football and baseball as a prep athlete and earned two Town Teachers baseball letters while majoring in industrial arts.
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