Sub Boosts Oelwein by Osage 14 6
OELWEIN junior quarterback John Youngblut took over for the injured John Monnahan and scored all of Oelwein s points in a 14 6 win over Osage. He ran in both touchdowns and kicked both extra points, with drives of 44 and 42 yards for the scores. Osage s lone TD came on a 4 yard run by Jack Eiel after a 55 yard march.
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John Youngblut
John Monnahan
Youngblut
Jack Eiel
Hawbaker powers Charles City past Decorah 32 7 on four TDs
Gary Hawbaker rushed for four touchdowns including two 60 yarders and a 25 yard run as Charles City defeated Decorah 32 7 Friday night. Bernard Frazier added a four yard TD for the winners while Decorah replied with a fourth quarter score from Jim Wilson on a pass from Dick Headington.
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Gary Hawbaker
Charles City
Hawbaker
Bernard Frazier
Jim Wilson
Dick Headington
Gomez rises with Giants after snubbing farm system
Ruben Gomez, a 27 year old righthander from Santurce Puerto Rico, describes quitting the Yankee farm route after offers from Brooklyn and the Giants. He signed with the New York Giants for a $6,000 bonus and improved to a 17 9 record in 1954 while becoming Durocher's key winner a steady screwball specialist.
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Yankee
Kansas City
Dominican Republic
Tom Sheehan
Giants
Durocher
Cleveland Vendors Disgusted With World Series Crowd
The Verlo Vending Co. at Cleveland Municipal Stadium faced a dismal World Series game as the Indians struggled and the crowd barely bought food or souvenirs. Al Friendlander, local manager, lamented the poor turnout and inability to even tally sales.
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Cleveland AP
Indians
Verlo Vending Co
Cleveland Municipal Stadium
al Friendlander
Friendlander
Boxing results from Cleveland and Edmonton bouts noted
The AP reports Bob Baker, 71 percent winner in Cleveland against Pitts Burch who outpointed Coley Wallace in a 293 round. In Edmonton Earl Walls defeated Edgardo Romero, 49, Argentina, 10.
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Cleveland
Bob Baker
Pittsburch
Coley Wallace
New York
Edmonton
Alta
Earl Walls
Oreonte
Edgardo Romero
Argentina
Wilson and Franklin Play 13-13 Tie in Rainsoaked Showdown
In a mud slick Kings ton stadium Franklin and Wilson battled to a 13 all draw. Franklin led 13 0 after a 50 yard Yuill run and a Parks pass but Wilson answered with a 54 yard Dostal run and a 24 yard Tomanka return setup for Blio benes and a second TD. Don Henderson had a kickoff return called back and the crowd of about 4000 stayed through the rain to witness a hard hitting finish.
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Franklin
Kingston Stadium
Jimmy Yuill
Ron Dostal
Bob Bliobenes
Wilson- Franklin
Don Henderson
Yuill
Ed Koza
Henderson
Dostal
Ramblers
Mike Parker
Dick Louvar
Rhodes Delivers Pinch Hit, Giants Edge Indians In Series
Dusty Rhodes again supplied a key two run pinch single as the New York Giants beat the Cleveland Indians 6-2 on Friday to move within one win of a World Series sweep. Willie Mays collected three singles to up his series average to .300, while Hoyt Wilhelm shut down Cleveland in the eighth and ninth. The crowd of 171,555 faced a potential sweep and mixed feelings as Dusty Rhodes voiced confidence in a comeback.
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Dave Philley
Giants
Davey Williams
George Strickland
Rube Gomez
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Strickland
Dusty Rhodes
Willie Mays
New York Giants
Cleveland Indians
Hoyt Wilhelm
Leo Durocher
New York
Ruben Gomez
Rhodes
Bobby Brown
Dusty
Mike Garcia
Don Mueller
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Wilhelm
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Tama Tops Marengo in South Iowa Feature 13 6
Tama’s powerful ground game won its fourth straight, 13 6 over Marengo with George Buffalo contributing a rushing score and a scoring pass to VWaseskuk. Marengo̵s sole TD came on a two yard run by Ole Novak in the second period. Sigourney 6 Toledo 0 followed, as Sigourney secured its second South Iowa Cedar league win with a second quarter Appleget plunge and tight defense.
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Appleger
Leo Durocher Praises Giants After 6 2 Win in Series
Cleveland AP Leo Durocher praised the Giants for their overall performance after defeating the Cleveland Indians 6-2 for the third straight day. He appeared subdued and would not comment further beyond today's fourth game.
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Leo Durocher
Cleveland Indians
Durocher
Giants
Tribe
Unclear MLB Box Score Fragments Include Garcia Mays and Williams
Fragmentary baseball lines show New York versus Cleveland with RBI by Mays and Williams. Players listed include Garcia, Thompson, Wertz, Avila, and Houtteman among others. The garbled data references outs, double plays, and defensive names, with attendance near 71,065 and rosters for NL and AL figures.
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UCLA Upsets Maryland 12-7 at Memorial Coliseum
UCLA turned two Maryland misplays into touchdowns to beat the Terrapins 12-7 before 73,376 in Los Angeles. Bob Davenport scored the winning TD from one yard out after a faulty punt set up the Bruins’ drive. Maryland threatened late but fell short as UCLA held on.
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Invaders
Fogolin to Undergo Shoulder Operation
Pem breaking report states Chicago Black Hawks defenseman Lee Fogolin will have shoulder surgery after a dislocation sustained in a recent workout. The injury sidelines him from team activities while he recovers.
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Ont
Lee Fogolin
Chicago Black Hawks
High School Grid Results Show Wide Football Action
A sprawling list of high school football scores across Iowa and nearby regions shows West Liberty leading Ke-Wash Williamsboro 6 to 6, Washington topping Mt. Pleasant 20 to 6, and Ottumwa down Ft. Madison 15 to 13 among many others. The roundup includes six-man games like Keomah Bussey 25, What Cheer 20 and Carroll 21, Stee Clear Lake 13.
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Indefinite Suspension For Rocky Marciano Co-Trainer
Allie Colombo co-trainer of heavyweight king Rocky Marciano is suspended indefinitely by the New York State Athletic Commission for coaching from the corner during the Sept 17 bout with Ezzard Charles. The commission stated Colombo continually coached from the corner and refused to stop when told.
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Allie Colombo
Rocky Marciano
New York State Athletic Commission
Marciano
Ezzard Charles
Colombo
Lawsuit Seeks 2.1 Million Over NFL Radio Rights
A 2.1 million suit filed in Philadelphia claims the National Football League blocked radio broadcasts of games in home territories. Liberty Broadcasting System of Dallas, Texas, represents the plaintiffs. Attorneys delayed filing earlier pending a rewrite after NFL Commissioner Bert Bell disclosed the matter.
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National Football League
Liberty Broadcasting System
Dallas
Texas
Bert Bell
NFL
Lindsay Tops All Star Record In Detroit Night
Detroit veteran Ted Lindsay of the Red Wings, in his eighth all star game, holds the career points record with six in the showcase.
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Mich
Ted Lindsay
Detroit Red Wings
Williamsburg Lone Tree Battle Ends In Tight 6 6 Tie
Williamsburg and Lone Tree play to a 6 6 deadlock in a top conference showdown. The Raiders strike first on a 41 yard pass and a blocked extra point. Williamsburg answers with a second period rushing TD and stout defense limits Lone Tree to 58 rushing yards.
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Dean Housel
Williams Bur
Bob Murphy
Raiders
Jerry Stonebarger
George Lungquist
Wayne Wardenburg
Earl van Steenhuyse
Raider
Stuart Blythe
van Steenhyse
Ed Huff
Huff
Myron Heitman
Will.t
Iowa Wesleyan routs Simpson 21-0 in conference clash
Iowa Wesleyan stamped itself as a power in the Iowa Conference by beating Simpson 21-0 at Mount Pleasant. Keith Lamm broke free for a 64-yard TD as the longest play of the game. Wartburg opened conference play with a 19-6 win over Central at Pella, with Bill Bomhoff passing for one TD and rushing for another.
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Iowa Wesleyan
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Wesleyan
Simpson
Mount Pleasant
Keith Lamm
Wartburg
Central
Pella
Bill Bomhoff
Double No-Hitter Stuns Prep Baseball Game
Quimby defeated Pierson 3 to 1 in a high school game where both pitchers Jack Klingborg and Bob Paulsen threw no-hitters. The unusual feat marked a rare pitching duel in Quimby.
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Pierson
Jack Klingborg
Bob Paulsen
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