J C St Pat's Prep Sectional at Van Horne
Iowa high schools open bids for the fall baseball sectional at 64 sites next Saturday. Pairings announced by the IHSAA place St Patrick's and Immaculate Conception in opposite brackets at Van Horne with first round games Saturday morning and 2:30 p.m. finale in the Van Horne site. Semifinals Monday with finals Wednesday. district tours begin Sept 24.
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Bevin retriever team leads at Benton County Sports Festival
About 2500 people attended the Benton County Fish and Game Club outdoor festival at Dudgeon Lake in Vinton. Charles Bevins of Cedar Rapids won the Open all-age retriever, with Ken and Mike Bevins of Belle Plaine placing second and third. other events included bird dog trials, greyhound racing, horseshoe pitching, archery, casting, and coon dog trials, with multiple local winners across varied competitions.
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Parsons Injured in Midget Race Crash
INDIANAPOLIS AP Johnny Parsons Van Nuys Calif veteran driver escaped with minor injuries when his car turned turtle in a midget race Lloyd Newman Hammond Ind suffered a cut ear and shoulder bruise earlier in the race at the 16th Street Speedway.
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Minor Facts Three-I League Playoff Update
Regional scores and standings show multiple leagues in best of seven semifinals and ties. Montreal leads Rochester 2-1 while Toronto and Havana split with Toronto ahead early. Pacific Coast and Western League report uneven results amid rain delays and tied series.
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Burlington Beats Keokuk 16-6 In Shaughnessy Playoffs Opener
Burlington trounced Keokuk 16 to 6 in the first game of the best of five Shaughnessy league finals in the Three-I. The Bees built a big early lead, fell behind, then pulled away with an eight run seventh inning capped by a bases loaded home run from Jerry Sheehan. Mauny and Nixon keyed frontier scoring for Keokuk while Funai Johnson and Mauny worked for Burlington.
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Franklin Pirates Meet Preps Amid Small Roster And Question Marks
The Franklin Pirates enter their opener with limited injuries and a shortage of veterans. Star back Milt Mohs will play, while six lettermen bolster a 40 man squad aiming to defend their title bid. Key backs include Allen Severn, Don Anderson, and Doug Ruckdaschel. only two linemen return from last season, with 13 seniors among 33 players.
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Cavalcade Title To Middlecoff Cavalcade Victory
Cary Middlecoff wins the Cavalcade of Golf with a final 276 four under par after a dramatic 50 foot eagle putt on the last hole in Scotch Plains New Jersey. Sam Snead finishes second at 278 and earns $5,000. Leads include Gardner Dickson and Jerry Barbe among others.
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Three-1 Clubs Meet Tuesday At Burlington
League president Hal Totten of Cedar Rapids announced a Tuesday meeting of the Three-1 clubs at Burlington during the final playoff between Burlington and Keokuk. The gathering will prep for the November Chicago fall meeting. Totten said the group will outline likely 1956 plans, noting most clubs have not yet completed audits or refused boards, but he expects eight strong cities and no current withdrawal moves.
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Wagner Ball and Kibbie defend city tennis titles
Renee Wagner and Norman Barnes won mixed doubles to retain their title as Wagner added the 1955 city women's singles crown by defeating Virginia Keeney 6-2 6-3 on Memorial courts. Ball and Kibbie narrowly preserved the men’s doubles crown with a 5-7 6-4 7-5 win over Barnes Nye.
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Sports Slate Football Matchups Across Local Teams
Franklin faces Town City and Davenport challenges McKin Kingston while Roosevelt lands Te Wilson at Fast ipton and Marion. Gille section notes Simpton at Luther. Carleton meets Cornell and Monmouth games listed as TAS on Saturday fall prep slate.
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Sunday Major League Box Scores and Horseshoe Result
Summary of Sunday Major League box scores featuring Ames and Central Iowa play. includes game-by-game results, player notes, and a Cedar Rapids horseshoe tournament where Pat O Shea of Ridgeway won, Willis Marlin of Robins was second, with Harold Hughes and Albert Greibe finishing third and fourth.
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