Nine AAU marks set as Meskimen leads Ames field
Special to The Gazette reports a record push by Iowa State and Ames athletes at a meet. Don Murray of Ames clocked 9.1 in the 440 yards, Perry Brown of Luther may have javelin 154-844 as officials verify. Chuck Uray of Cornell swept the sprints in the senior division, while Jack Stevens and Bob Covey of Ames starred in field events and relays.
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Coast Loop Won't Fight Big Leagues Over Moves
Pacific Coast League president Leslie O'Connor says the PCL will not oppose a plan to move National League teams to San Francisco and Los Angeles but will demand compensation. He criticizes San Francisco Mayor George Christopher and other local politicians for not consulting the league during the NL's approval of moving the Brooklyn Dodgers to Los Angeles and the New York Giants to San Francisco.
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Sporadic Scores From Various Leagues Across Regions
Scattered results from Minor Facets Southern Association to Midwest League highlight a day of play. Birmingham and Chattanooga show tight margins while New Orleans and Nashville post decisive wins. Pacific Coast and Western League scores reflect rain impact and close contests.
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Hogan Hikes Tourney Lead To Wyka Round Robin Lead
Beén Hogan, lean and confident, surged to a 12 point lead in the Wyka fy Round Robin golf tournament after a four under par 67. He aims for a record fifth National Open poll championship next month but admits ongoing yips and a new grip still trouble him.
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Mantle Breaks Pledge and Hits Into Double Play
In Washington the Yankee slugger Mickey Mantle failed to switch hit in the sixth inning of the second game against the Senators, batting right handed against Emilio Hernandez and grounding into a double play. Mantle had pledged to switch as a tribute to his late father, a plan he broke during the moment.
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Elmcrest Golf Tour Finds Stitzel and Schmidt Winners
Stitzel and Schmidt won the Elmcrest Golf and Country Club event dominating the men’s and women’s divisions with rounds of 35 and 44 respectively. Bill Woita led men with 61 while Mrs. Oliver Splichal topped the women at 94 and Mrs. Schmidt hit the only Inside Circle on the fifth green. Other strong scorers included John Kehrer Charlie Curley Don Bradfield and Mrs. Taylor Hersey.
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Demons and Season clash ends in 20–16 slugfest
Sioux City hosts Des Moines in a Western League doubleheader. In the opener, the Demons and Season combined for 39 hits with Des Moines prevailing 20 to 16.
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Bet 19 Million at 11 Race Tracks
Wagering surpassed three million dollars at each of eleven tracks on Thursday as 329,004 racing fans contributed a total of 19,433,775 through pari mutuel machines. Hollywood Park drew 64,704 fans, Belmont Park 60,455, with Belmont handling 7 770 468 and Hollywood 3 756 106 in the total handle.
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College Baseball District Results Highlight Tenuous Matchups
Fragmented report covers NCAA District 2 and 3 results with unclear team names. Mentions Johns Brooklyn Lafarette A and Penn State Manhattan Northwestern entries, Notre Dane and Thomas Jefferson Mason City. Concludes with a prep baseball state tourney final scoreless innings reference.
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Peoria Sweeps Burlington to Extend Lead in Rain-Shortened Schedule
Peoria won both ends of a doubleheader over Burlington 5-4 and 4-2 as rain halted most league games. Joe Delfino homered and Jim Houston scored on Bill Carr's RBI single, while Johnston added a three run shot in the nightcap. Evansville Davenport game was halted by rain after five innings with Burlington fading in late action.
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Council Bluffs Wins State Title in 12th, 1-0
Council Bluffs wins the state title 1-0 over Mason City in 12 innings as Chuck Ackerman scores on a wild pitch by Ike Chamberlin. Talbott pitched nine innings for Council Bluffs with strong relief by Byerly and Chamberlin in a pitchers duel that became the longest final in the spring tournament history. Mason City left 12 runners on base and October runners stranded in key innings while Thomas Jefferson stayed undefeated in the season with 20–3.
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Iowa Great Myers Dies. former BC coach dies of heart attack
Dennis E. Myers 52, once Boston College head coach, died of a heart attack. A Algona, Iowa native, he played all positions at Iowa and captained multiple sports in high school. He coached at West Virginia, Yale, and Brown before Boston College in 1941, with seven seasons including wartime service. His BC teams went 35 27 and 2.
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Indee Club Slams Volga Nine in Valley league win
Independence swept Volga City 13 to 2 as Carl Blumenshine and Rannia Black led with multiple hits. Rowland held Volga to a five hitter, allowing only runs in the second and ninth. Independence hosts Gilbertville in Valley league action Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Pirates fining Mazeroski for ground pass lapse
Pittsburgh Pirates manager Bobby Bragan fined second baseman Billy Mazeroski 25 dollars for failing to knock down a ground pass that led to a base hit by Gino Cimoli in the eighth inning against the Brooklyn Dodgers. Cimoli’s hit scored Junior Gilliam and gave Los Angeles a 1-0 victory.
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Smith 16 Points Ahead of Field in Round Robin
VIRGINIA BEACH Va AP four of the seven leaders including front runner Wilfi Smith of St Clair Michigan were paired in the featured foursome in the third round of the five day 12000 Virginia Beach Round Robin Golf tournament Miss Smith fired a one under par 70 over the 6085 yard Cavalier course Thursday to pick up 24 points and boost her 36 hole total to 37 points 18 in front of runner up Betty Jameson of San Antonio Texas
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