Maryland State Hawks win NAIA track title at Sioux Falls
Maryland State Hawks of Princess Anne won the NAIA track and field championship in Sioux Falls topping Omaha 82 to 33 and Texas Southern 32. Star rider Russ Rogers led with three wins including a 51.5 second NAIA 440 record, earning outstanding competitor honors.
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Maryland State
Sioux Falls
S.D
Texas Southern
Clifton Anderson
Maryland State Hawks
Princess Anne
East
Anderson
New York Giant
Russ Rogers
Omaha
Emporia
Kan
Rogers
Rematch Sought After Pastrano Upsets Harold Johnson
Harold Johnson's manager Pat Olivieri demands a rematch with Willie Pastrano after Pastrano's 15 round split decision win in Las Vegas. Olivieri targets 90 days to file with the World Boxing Association and threatens Kefauver committee action if refused. Pastrano earns I 174 pounds to Johnson 173 1/4. purses reach 37000 and 21250 respectively.
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Associated Press
Las Vegas
Nev
Pat Olivieri
Harold Johnson
Willie Pastrano
Pastrano
Johnson
Las Vegas Convention Center
Underworld
Olivieri
Angelo Dundee
Emile Bruneau
World Boxing Association Championship Committee
Kefauver Committee
Senate
Norwalk Tomah Melvina Triumph In Wildcat Loop
Norwalk surged late to a 15 2 win over Coon Valley in Wisconsin Wildcat League action. L P Fletcher led with a homer and four hits while Lyle and Dick Kowitz added three hits each. John Degenhardt homered as Degenhardt and teammates powered the high scoring game.
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Norwalk
Tomah
Melvina
Coon Valley
Wis
Larry Fletcher
Lyle
Dick Kowitz
John Degenhardt
Jerry Henley
Arlan Athony
Uihlein Hurt in Polo Loss at Blind Brook Match
Robert A. Uihlein Jr., president of the Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co., suffered a broken collarbone when his Milwaukee Polo Club was defeated Sunday by Blind Brook 9 to 7.
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Purchase
N.Y
Robert A. Uihlein Jr
Jos. Schlitz Brewing Co
Milwaukee
Blind Brook
Sectional finals high school hockey scores listed
In Eau Claire Madison area games Eau Claire Memorial beat Menomonie 8 0 Fort Atkinson defeated Watertown 8 1 Westby beat Richland Center 4 0 Rice Lake edged Mellen 3 0 Belmont vanquished Dodgeville 11 0 Oshkosh defeated Waupaca 5 4 Stevens Point beat Auburndale 1 0 Kenosha routed Milwaukee West 7 0
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Eau Claire Memorial
Menomonie
Fort Atkinson
Madison Central
Watertown
Westby
Richland Center
Gale-Ettrick
Rice Lake Mellen
Rice Lake
Sauk City
Dodgeville
Belmont
Oshkosh
Waupaca
Stevens Point
Auburndale
Granville
Kenosha
Milwaukee West
Dakota Rushford And Wyattville Win Loop Games
In Root River League action Dakota tops Houston 12 to 7 as A Ferguson and D Schulz lead with two hits each. Wyattville defeats Spring Grove 7 to 3 with Wayne Valentine earning the win and Gorder and Retz adding two hits apiece. Rushford bats in 11 runs in the eighth to beat Lanesboro 20 to 3 led by Ross Iverson five hits and a two run homer.
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Houston
Minn
Dakota
A. Ferguson
D. Schulz
J. Tilger
Ron Anwash
L. Papenfuss
Gruden
Beach
Goode
Hahn
Anwash
Carrier
Wyattville
Wayne Valentine
Dave Gordes
Doug Retz
Spring Grove
Gorder
Retz
Tom Ellingson
Perry Brown
Munkle
Ellingson
Morken
W. Valentine
D. Valentine
Sim
Rushford
Lanesboro
Ross Iverson
Tom Jeffers
Don Otis
Darrel Flattum
Otte
Danielson
Hungerholt
Sorum
Johnson
Hooper’s Winonly Wins Tough Californian Stakes
In Inglewood California Fred W Hooper’s Winonly narrowly defeated Mr Consistency in a blazing final surge to win the 122 300 Californian at 11 16 miles.
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Inglewood
Calif
Fred W. Hooper
Mr. Consistency
Midwest and Coast Baseball Results Roundup
Sunday and Saturday results from the Midwest League International League Pacific Coast League list scores for Decatur Quincy Cedar Rapids Fox Cities Dubuque Clinton Waterloo for Sunday and Saturday plus Indianapolis Buffalo Rochester Jacksonville Syracuse Arkansas Atlanta Toronto and more with multiple high scoring games and a 44 to 0 for San Diego at Oklahoma City noting 12 inning finish Salt Lake City Seattle 12 innings.
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Decatur
Quincy
Cedar Rapids
Wisconsin Rapids
Fox Cities
Dubuque
Clinton
Waterloo
Burlington
Quad Cities
Indianapolis
Buffalo
Rochester
Jacksonville
Syracuse
Arkansas
Atlanta
Toronto
Columbus
Richmond
Denver
Tacoma
Spokane
Portland
Hawaii
Dallas-Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
San Diego
Salt Lake City
Seattle
Winnebagoes In 5-5 Tie at Tri-State Showdown
Plucky contest between the La Crosse Winnebagoes and Stoddard ended 5-5 in a rain halted seventh inning at Memorial North. Jack Freitag doubled and singled for La Crosse as the teams prepare for next Sundays doubleheader at Chaseburg and Stoddard, while rain forced the replay of the tie.
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la Crosse
Fifth Major Race Crash Fatal For Allen Crowe
Allen Crowe, a 34 year old Springfield Illinois driver, was killed in a semi weekly dirt track wreck at New Bremen Speedway. The fatal crash occurred on a 30 lap feature after an earlier Indianapolis 500 appearance. Crowe had survived four major crashes in just over a year before this deadly accident.
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New Bremen
Springfield
Crowe
Chuck Engel
Reynoldsburg
Ohio
Tavern League Softball Schedule At Multiple Parks
Powell Park hosts six 6:30 and 7:30 p.m. games with Glen's Bar Jungles Tavern Schmidty's 400 Club and more. Other venues include Houska Park Copeland Park Central Baldy's and Trane Park with diverse matchups.
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Jungles Tavern
Schmidty's Tavern
Houska Park
John's
Joe's
O.K
Copeland Park
Bohemian Hall
Dugan's
Central
Baldy's
Toby's
Trane CO
Erasers
Orioles
Hogan—Green Gremlins
Hornets
Lueth Park
Trances
Trane Park
South
Tigers
Red Devils Memorial
East
Slipsticks
Lab
Sponsors upset as field falters at Speedway Golf
Indianapolis AP sponsors who funded 55000 in guarantees for the Speedway Festival Golf Tournament lament a weak field as notables Arnold Palmer Gary Player Jack Nicklaus and Gene Littler stayed away. Don Finsterwald and Julius Boros led at 200 after final round 11 under par with Jim Ferrier setting a 61 course record.
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Associated Press
Indianapolis
Jim Ferrier
Tommy Aaron
Tony Lema
John David
Purdue Golf
Indiana
Ferrier
Finsterwald
Fred Hawkins
Lema
Bob Duden
New Albin Cruises Past Waukon in Tri-State League Clash
New Albin scored 21 runs while limiting Waukon to 12 in a Tri-State League contest. Gaylord Shoh provided a three run blast as Heiderscheid contributed four hits for New Albin. Final line shows New Albin 901 223 103 21 22 and Waukon 066 000 WO 12 15 4. Fink, Buege, J Fink, Curren, Stemper, Halverson, and Hartley listed for both teams.
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Albin
Waukon
Gaylord Shoh
Heiderscheid
Albin Arsenal
New Albin
R. Fink
Buege
J. Fink
Curren
Stemper
Halverson
Hartley
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