Big Ten to Draft Players Intent Letter Plan in May
The Big Ten ordered Commissioner Kenneth L. Wilson to prepare a plan allowing high school stars to sign letters of intent to attend a member school before a May deadline. The move follows earlier suggestions to liberalize recruiting rules. The conference also ruled football players may play in three post season all star games without harming spring eligibility and kept equal-sharing of football television receipts. Indiana won an appeal allowing freshman Charles Brown and Paxton Lumpkin to play as sophomores next season.
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Ohio
Big Ten
Kenneth L. Wilson
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Chicago
Miami
Fla
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Ala
Indiana
Charles Brown
Paxton Lumpkin
Spphs
Missouri Homers Ruin State in Big Seven Victory
Budy Cox slugged two homers for Missouri as Norman Stewart struck out 10 to lead the Tigers to a 5-1 win over Iowa State. Cox homered in the third and fifth with bases empty, lifting Missouri into second in the Big Seven race in a game that featured a shutout until the ninth.
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Columbia, Mo
Buddy Cox
Missouri
Tigers
Iowa State
Cox
Norman Stewart
Stan Peacock
Steve Kostakos
Peacock
Todd Sickel
Black
Bartell
Stewart
Gleason
Iowa City Softball Team Defeats Riverside 5-0
Riverside fell to Iowa City 5-0 in a valley league game. Trease and Burns pitched, Wald Schmidt and Wieland contributed offensively as Iowa City scored two runs in the sixth and three in the eighth after a 000 002 030 line.
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the Gazette
Riverside
Texaco
Iowa City
Trease
Burns
Waldschmidt
Wieland
Al's Furniture Drops 3-1 Loss at Iowa City
The Iowa City Odd Fellows defeated Al's Furniture of Cedar Rapids 3-1 in softball on Friday. Cermak earned the win as the Cedar Rapids team outhit 7-4 with hitters Hanson Stahle and Delbridge contributing for Al's.
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Iowa City
Towa City
Iowa City Odd Fellows
Al’s Furniture
Cedar Rapids
Cermak
Joma
Cascides Hanson
Stahle
Delbridge
Smalley
Major Boxscores From Baseball Highlights Across Leagues
The summary section lists multiple game box scores with line scores and player credits. Notable mentions include Boston and New York games with RBI contributions from Jensen Klaus White Hatton Zauchin and Berra Mantle Robinson. Cincinnati and St. Louis deliveries feature Repulski Landrith Jablonski and Grammas.
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Delis
Ace Mames
Ip Ageneses
Boston
Klaus
Runnels
Rbi
Jensen
Zauchlin
Goodman
White
Hatton
Piersall
Zauchin
Sievers
Kline
Hr—Zauchin
Podbielan
oCugetes
Cong
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Legion Wins 3-2 to Tie Al's Nine for Softball Open
American Legion edged Thede's Chat n Chew 3-2 Friday night to pull even with Al's Furniture at 4-1 in the Major Open standings. Gallagher's ninth inning single with two on drove in Gordy Mollman, lifting Legion to the victory as Thede's threatened late with two hits and two scoring threats.
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American ‘Legion
Thede
Chat ’N’ Chew
Foroe
Gallagher
Gordy Mollman
Legion
Bob Elliott
Wilson Beats Collins to Lead M J League in Tight 2-1 Win
Wilson moved into first place in the M J league Friday night with a 2-1 pitching duel over Collins Radio. Bob Stastny fanned eight while Jim Fleming struck out nine but Collins stranded eight runners. A fourth inning jam was escaped by Stastny as Collins finally scored in the last inning on a Gary Corey single and defensive miscues by Wilson.
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Novak
Jim Ryan
Ryan
Wayne Murdock
Wilson
Collins Radio
Bob Stastny
Jim Fleming
Collins
Fleming
Stastny
Bob Stansbury
Gary Corey
Michigan Surges to Lead Big Ten Tennis
Michigan dominates the Big Ten tennis tournament, scoring 35 points to Indiana’s 28. Word of a key upset surfaces as Northwestern’s Al Kuhl beats Michigan’s Barry MacKay in three sets, while Iowa’s Jim Andrews suffers losses but wins a consolation match. Play was to conclude Saturday with several singles and doubles matches involving Iowa, Wisconsin, Purdue, Michigan State, and Ohio State still on the slate.
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Michigan
Purdue
Indiana
Illinois
Evanston, Lr
Barry MacKay
al Kuhl
Northwestern
Jim Andrews
Iowa
Warren Mueller
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Felix Phillips
Hawks
Gene Nadig
Michigan State
Dick Menzel
John Howell
Dick Hood
Towa
Warren Wades
Andrews
Relix Phillips
Sanneede
Dick Mensel
Gene Nadie
Paul Bennett
Nadie
Brad Ward
John Brogan
Fote Gan State
Howell
Get. Bailen
Ay T Millen
C Owsimer
Oo State
Hood
Dick Potter
Andrews-Nadig
Theater Time For Saturday Schedule Nerfed
The Gazette lists showtimes for Paramount State Palace and other venues. Acts include Strategic Air Command Tight Spot New Orleans Un censored Violent Saturday Barefoot Cortessa Yellow Mountain Atomic Kid Mad Magician Son of Belle Starr No Highway in the Sky Corpse Vanishes Last Outpost Houdini Jungle Girl Paris Models and more across multiple theaters.
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Mr. Hyde
Palace
Barefoot Cortessa
Yellow Mountain
Marion
Co. R
Violent Saturday in a Bradenville mining town
Nadine Subotnik reviews Violent Saturday adapting William L Heath. The film follows multiple lives in Bradenville as a bank robbery plot unfolds, with a central crime team led by Stephen McNally and including J Carroll Naish and Lee Marvin. The suspenseful drama intertwines several social threads across a mining community.
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Bradenville
Country Club
Stephen McNally
J. Carroll Naish
Lee Marvin
Bradenville Dances with Strangers in a Bank Thriller
Victor Mature stars as a mining official whose perfect home hides tension with a wayward son. Richard Egan inherits the mines and battles drink and a wife’s flirtation as Margaret Mayes plays a wary spouse. Tommy Noonan supervises a bank with a nurse temptress Virginia Leith. Ernest Borgnine leads an Amish clan amid mounting danger as Sylvia Sidney hides a money need. Saturday arrivals trigger chaos and suspicions in a tense community.
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Victor Mature
Richard Egan
Margaret Mayes
Tommy Noonan
Virginia Leith
Ernest Borgnine
Sylvia Sidney
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