Washington wins state golf title by one stroke
Stew Maples of Washington leads the Rams to the Mississippi Valley title at the University course. The 16 team field includes Dubuque and Iowa City with key scores from 73 to 81. Bob New and Mike Ang also contributed as Washington edged Cedar Rapids by a single stroke.
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Jom’ Eyashevaki
Tanner
Mike Ang
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Evashevski
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Alice Banehue
Wayne
Karson
Steve ‘Burger
R_ Washington
Stew Maries
Tom Hunting
Pete Glanville
Steve Kehrer
Rarold Johnston
Bahugue
Ed Loube
Gary Gottschalk
Ine McEvoy
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Civito Nit
Aim Peterson Warz
Mallar
Jim Brion
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Larry. Mander
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Mikey Adams
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Herlaenbera
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Steve
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Deffirson
Mike Go
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Gary A
Seeley
Iowa picks 1963 baseball captains and honors
Iowa names 1963 captains Reddington Orient and Isler Staten Island NY. 1962 honorary captains Reifert Muscatine and Kennedy Omaha. MVP Paul Krause Flint Michigan. Sherman tops batting with .333, Krause .319. Hawkeyes finish 13-16-1, 5-9 in Big Ten.
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Orient
Ron Isler
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Ron Reifert
Muscatine
Howard Kennedy
Omaha
Paul Krause
Flint
Mich
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Vogel
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Big Ten
Iowa to Mail Grid Ducat Applications for 1960 Season
About 60,000 football season ticket forms will be mailed May 31 by the Iowa athletic department to buyers in the Midwest. Sale starts June 1. Five home games priced at $25 feature Oregon State, Southern California, Purdue homecoming, Ohio State, and Michigan with dates Sept 25 Oct 6 Oct 27 Nov 3 and Nov 17.
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Iowa Athletic Department
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Ohio State
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Fastest 500 Mile Indianapolis Race Likely This Year
The 46th annual Memorial Day Indy 500 at Indianapolis Motor Speedway is shaping up with the fastest qualifying field ever and 30 drivers ready for the 200 mile per hour pace. Jim Rathmann and Parnelli Jones headline a strong field as testing shows record speeds and a weather edge hovering over race day.
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Sol Christie
Indianapalis
Haywalt
Cedar Rapids Club Begins Five-Game Road Trip
The Cedar Rapids baseball team cancels four of 14 home games with rainouts and heads to Decatur for a five game road swing starting Tuesday. Haze MacIntyre leads on the mound with a 3 1 record while Milt Swift paces regulars at .426 and Mario Diaz sits at .333.
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Crinton
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Milt Swift
Mario Diaz
Old Folks Shine On Mound As White Sox Beat Indians
Veteran pitchers Early Wynn and Harvey Haddix carried their teams Monday night. Wynn tossed a three hitter for his 285th career win as Chicago beat Cleveland 2 0. Haddix allowed six hits in a 3 1 Pirates win over St Louis with three hits from Haddix himself.
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Chicago White Sox
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Early Wynn
Harvey Haddix
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Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Baseball Standings and Key Hits From Monday Games
The Red Sox defeated the Twins 20 to nothing while the Tigers beat the Orioles 5 to 1 and the Angels defeated the Senators 6 to 4 in American League play. Reds beat the Colt .45s 9 to 6 and Cubs over Braves 2 to 1 in the National League. notable performances include Earl Wilson and Mike Fournier limiting the Twins to three hits with eight double plays. Frank Malzone batted safely twice with two RBIs for Boston, and Jim Bunning pitched a three hitter for his fifth win. Rocky Colavito drove in three for Detroit with homers by Colavito and Fernandez, and Bo Belinsky left after six with a blistered finger. The Angels’ four-run eighth, highlighted by Tom Burgess’s two-run pinch single, turned the game after Baltimore briefly led. Ken Holtzman, not Hobbie, pitched well for the Cubs in relief. Santo had two hits, and Aaron homered for the Braves. A rainy night led to a postponed Major Open softball game between HyVee and Nordstrom Oil, now rescheduled for Tuesday at Ellis Park.
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Chico Fernandez
Tigers
Russ Snyder
Angels
Tom Burgess
Senators
Bo Belinsky
Los Angles
Danny O'Connell
Chuck Hinton
Ken
Ames Runner Bill Jackson Wins Two Events in State Meet
Ames high runner Bill Jackson double wins in class AA events at the Iowa state meet. He took the mile in 4 25.2 then the 880 in 1 57.0 to set a class AA record and help his team clinch the state title. Jackson talks of future plans and scholarship interest from Rice or Kansas.
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Jefferson
University of Iowa
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Young Jackson
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American League Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights
Monday results include Chicago 2, Cleveland 6, Baltimore 1, Boston 3, Minnesota 6, Los Angeles 6, Washington 4. New York at Kansas City postponed by rain. Tuesday slates include Washington at Los Angeles, New York at Kansas City, Boston at Minnesota, Baltimore at Milwaukee. Wednesday schedule features Cleveland at Baltimore and other regional matchups.
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