Altenberg and Jones Erase AAU Records
In Ames Iowa five seniors set or tied records in the Iowa AAU track meet with Deacon Jones of Iowa and Ron Altenberg of Cornell starring. Jones swept distance events lowering the 2 mile to 9 22.6 and the mile to 4 18.0 while also winning the 2 mile. Altenberg clocked 24.1 in the 220 yard low hurdles and tied the 100 yard dash at 9.8. Les Stevens cleared 6 feet 5 inches in the senior high jump and Drake freshman Charles Durand tied the 880 record at 1 48.8. Junior division marks were also set by Jim Streeby and Don Stark with Stark vaulting 12 feet 7 inches.
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Ames
Iowa Amateur Athletic Union
Deacon Jones
Iowa
Ron Altenberg
Cornell
Jones
Altenberg
Jack Mathews
Iowa City
Tom Jennings
Marshalltown
Les Stevens
Bob Miller
Drake
Charles Durand
Jim Streeby
Ottumwa
Centerville
Don Stark
Streeby
Len Sojka
Cedar Rapids Wilson
Stark
Tate Merrick
Wae Son Webb
Iiss
Lowe City
Jack Hill
Lowe Sige
Dave Means
Adrian Macnaesen
Nts i
Phil ‘Delayan
Ge Hae Eee
Iowa Yy
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Hive Nbere
Webb
Ga.c. Frosh
Bobes Andt I
Mike Fitegerald
Jim’ Merrick
Ches’ Aed
Tom Geynings
Isarshalltown
Iowa Ty
Ken Sweeney
Tom Reddall
Tom Hyde
George Soper
Cear
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Graceland
Aflisas
C. Fresh
Cows
City
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Dent
Meyer
Fred Bolmer
Parsons
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Lows
CIA
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Bill Glaser
Graceang
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Jim Crafe
See Bryant
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Peakley
Bob Brandt
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Jack Aces
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Jim Smith
Marv
Gegres
Hartnett
Syl Robertson
Drake Frosh
Sole Vaua Ae
Jack Stevens Ames
Dick Udolph C. Fo Frosh
Jim.eeks
C, Frosh
Savitt Rallies To Quarterfinal Win In Tulsa Invite
In Tulsa, top seed Dick Savitt of New York trailed 2-4 then surged to win 6-4 6-0 against Cliff Vickery of Houston university in the Tulsa Tennis club invitational. Ham Richardson, seed No. 2 in men's singles, defeated Jim Schmidt 6-3 6-3 in the same event.
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Tulsa
Okla
Dick Savitt
New York
Cliff Vickery
Houston University
Ham Richardson
Jim Schmidt
Beaumont
Major League Box Scores American First Game and Second Game
Readable box score snippets show multiple teams and lineups, including San Francisco, New York, Cleveland, Washington, Philadelphia, Chicago, Detroit, Boston, Baltimore, Cincinnati, Kansas City, and others. The text lists players, positions, hits, runs, errors, and pitching notes across first and second games with various box score details and totals.
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Musial
San Francisco
Louis
York
Narieski
Os Spence
Washington
Terry Ibe
Ad Mattei
Mays
Green
Sablon
Yost
Boyer
Rane
Grovery
Fitzgerald
Eben Cleveland
Kansasity
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Oneb 'Ry
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Sauer
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Avila
Aarlick
Sackowski
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Demore
Kemmeter
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New York
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Cleveland
Thom 2Mpson
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Kansas City
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Kansas
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Terry
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Eveland
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Amick, Bryan win crowded Indy 500 amid mayhem and record pace
In a volatile 500 with 14 finishers, Bryan wins the Memorial Day classic after 17 lead changes in the Beland Special. Amick, on his first 500 start, finishes a close second as Unser vaults over the wall in a dramatic crash sequence. O'Connor's crash involved many drivers and drew a stunned reaction from widow Alice O'Connor.
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Bryan
Italy
United States
Auto Club
Beland
Sam Hanks
Shirley MacLaine
George Amick
Amick
Venice
Calif
Unser
Art Bisch
Phoenix
Ariz
O'Connor
O Connor Opens Motel in North Vernon Amid Tragedy
A blanket covered body was carried into the track hospital as a woman repeated I can't understand it. The O'Connors have a 1% year old son, Jeffrey Scott, and O'Connor recently opened a new motel and laundry in North Vernon, his hometown.
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Track Hospital
O’connors
Jeffrey Scott
O'Connor
North Vernon
Jake Lamotta May Start Ring Comeback in June
Former middleweight champion Jake Lamotta, 35, recently released from a jail term for prostitution violations, may begin a boxing comeback in June if he can regain peak condition. Reports note promoter perspectives and lingering uncertainties about his fitness and future plans.
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Jake Lamotta
Iowa
Miami Beach
Fla
Angelo Dundee
Dundee
Lamotta
Minor Facets and League Scores Snapshot Across Circuits
A stream of baseball results from multiple leagues shows mixed outcomes. Teams like Indianapolis, St. Paul, and Rochester posted varied records, while Havana and Toronto struggled in their leagues. Rain postponed Mobile at New Orleans, and several entries contain OCR errors impacting team names and standings.
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American Association
Indianapolis
Wichita
Harieston
Louisville
Maha
Denver
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Rochester
Montreal
Buffalo
Toronto
Ichmond
Columbus
Havana
Miami
Southern Association
Neashville
Atlanta
the Special
Firmingham
Little Rock
Memphis
Mobile
New Orleans
Houston
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Victoria
Tulsa
Allas
San Antonio
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Austin
Yanepever
Sacramento
Amarillo
Sioux Oity
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Puebloolorado Sprines
Topeka
Augusta
Foghesnville i
Charlotte
Savannah
Knoxville
Macon
Baris
Kokomo
Igan City
Decatur
Aterloo
Clintre
Dubuane
Keokuk
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Fresno
Jim Rathmann
Demler
Bryan- Hanks
Bob Veith
Oakland
Jimmy Reece
O’connor
Reece
Analice
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Aion
Ronneburg
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A.A.A
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Efrem Zimbalist, JR
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Running Wild
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Burt Lancaster
Jim Thorpe
Marion Theatre Sun
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Droopy
Naso's Pizza House
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Gori
Kemp's Motordrome
Ronnie
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Merchants National Bank
Gary Cooper
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Ten
Eraldine Fitzgerald
Tom Tully
Paramount
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Center Point
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Tyee
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Young Lions
Palace
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Rangers
Marion
Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs
Nick
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Jerando: Clift. Martin
Twixt Town Drive-In
Old Marion Road
Wgela Lansbury
Pam
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Jane Nigh
Voodoo
Lptae Ligne
Miied Taka
Marlon Brando
Tony
Charcoal Steak House
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