Muscatine Thinclads Second in Triangular Meet
Muscatine High School track teams finished second in triangular events hosted by Bettendorf with Assumption also competing. Field event winners included Lenz in shot put and Williamson in high jump. Grigg and Sloat led hurdles. Bettendorf and Muscatine shared relay wins. Bettendorf swept two titles by margins of 10 points.
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Beason
Mekshes
Wapler
Grigg
Laird
Dislante
Temple
VanWetzinga
Evans
Tappa
Fahy
Hansen
Moody
Honnald
Dover
Hitchcock
Fhaase
Gabrielson
Morris
Deere
McCarthy
Slohimeier
Richardson
Mang
Dash
Tarchinski
Walsh
Sloat
Honnold
Friedhall
Lang
S. Murray
Maap
Axel
Tie
Hayette
Tarebinski
Bloat
Huyette
LaBond
T. Murray
Snodgrass
Euston
B. & Clark
Mulligan
Metyger
Schultz
Muscatine High
Bettendorf
Muskies
Assumption
Iowa
Herb Grigg
MHS
Muscatine
Wally Benson
Terry Fahy
Neil’ Hitchcock
Steve Temple
Russ
Howard
Joe Dodier
Mel Wright
Dave Griebel
Dodder
Wright
Sophs
Mike Lenz
Steve Brade
Dave. Reed
Don Eggenburg
Lenz
M Derson
Bolman
Schissel
Cotton
Spidel
Mail
Hawley
Merishes
Kochnel
M. Schissel
Rotenberg
Ae “Stotlar
Dist- Lane
Noctis
Smith
Ulall
Williamson
Reed
Zabel
Hent
snxcUs
Iinches
Noth
Bettendort
Duneray Burlingien
Steve Casrell
Bellentort
Wally “Roason
Joe “Dodder
Champaat Maks
Ed Bocell
Burlington
Champ
Jim Streeby
Herb Grigh
Jerry Riley
Otturmwa
Weather and baseball results for New York and Midwest
A garbled sports rundown lists results and upcoming games for teams in New York, Milwaukee, Houston, San Francisco, Los Angeles, Chicago, St. Louis, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Pittsburgh, Cleveland, Boston, Minnesota, Baltimore, Detroit. It notes rain delays, scheduled games, and standings with multiple city references and erroneous spellings.
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San Francisco
Ebtatiolphan Louis
Hwitwautee Houlston
Los Angeles
New York
Milwaukee
Houston
Chicago
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Pittsburgu
Sa Francisco
Grotiaton
Hilvoukee
San
Francisco
Elsisourgh Av
Gineinnalt
Cleveland
Boston
Cage
Minnesota
Kansas City
Baltimore
Washington
Moday
Priday
Detroit
Baltimors
Chisago
Cleveland i
Altimore
Styagg
Detraih
Burlington Big Favorite In Loop Outdoor Friday
Burlington favored to win the 40th Little Six conference track title at Brady Street Stadium Davenport Friday with strong entries in sprint distances and relays. Ottumwa Bettendorf Muscatine Keokuk and Assumption also feature in top events as records and times from 1960s meet show.
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Burlington
Stength
Little Six
Brady Street Stadium
Davenport
Grayhounds
Fort Madison
Trac
Curt LaBond
Bettendorf
Tom Murray
Assumption
Bob Wilkerson
Ottumwa
Mel Wright
Muscaling
Joe Dodder
Muscatine
Oltunnvs
Muskies
Oakville Wapello Little League season opens May 18
Oakville Wapello Little League announces 1950 season with first games at 6 10 p.m. and 8 p.m. The Grand Open on May 24 will introduce all teams. Sponsorship by Rieman Case and Kent Feeds with manager Russell Timmerman.
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Oakville
Oakville - Wapello
Wieles and
Wilkerson's
Huddles
Parish Oil Company
Eeonomart
Huddles Grocery
Wiele
D-X
Rconomart
Parish Oil Co
Corner Grocery
New London
Lone Tree
Wapello
Parish Oil
Economart
Commer Grocery
Parish
Cornero
Economartkerson's
High School
Columbus Junction
Mediapolis
Wiele's
Wilkerson’s
Corner
Hurdles
Wiele’s DX
Wietes
Little League
Rieman Case
Kent Feeds
Russell Timmerman
Iowa College Sports Roundup FYA AP Basehall
Cornell at Coe faced wet grounds while Upper Iowa played Loras in wet conditions. Tennis results list Drake defeating Graceland 4 3, William Penn beating Simpson 5 4 in a series of tight matches.
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Cornell
Coe
Upper Iowa
Loras
Drake
Graceland
William Penn
Simpson
Seven Teams Enter Open Softball League Amid Umpire Shortage
Seven teams have entered the Open Softs league with play set to begin the first week of June. An eighth team seeks entry but lacks a sponsor. Teams include May's Drug, Krieger Motors, Henderson's Garage, Hamm's Beer, Wilson's Chevrolet, Wilton Feed, and others. Umpires are needed for Friday and Wednesday games. plate umpire paid $4 per game and base umpire $2. Contact Mel Sussex, YMCA secretary, for positions. Standings will be kept annually rather than by rounds.
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May's Drug
Columbus Junction
Bob May
Iaa Mae
John Robinson
Krieger Motors
Jack Burns
Henderson’s Garage
Johan Carpentier
Hamm’s Beer
Vern LaRue
Wilson's Chevrolet
Durant
Pete Peters
Wilton Feed Co
Wilbur Murdock
Burlington Tops Waterland in Midwest League Doubleheader
Burlington moved into the lead in the Midwest League by sweeping Waterland in a Wednesday twin bill at Waterloo. Cheha Rosas drove in two runs in a 4-2 first-game win. Burlington shut out the Hawks 1-0 in the second. Cedar Rapids beat Chiton 5-2 as Dick Rowe's bases-loaded double plated three. Rain postponed two other league games.
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Burlington
Waterlan
Decatur
Wisconsin Rapids
Cheha Rosas
Waterloo
Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Chiton
Dick Rowe
Hree Funs
Dubuque
Quadflies
Fox Cities
Quincy
Hayes Catholic High names John Wester MVP for second straight year
John Wester, Hayes Catholic High senior and scoring leader for two seasons, receives the Evie Lange award at the annual awards banquet. Gary Wieskamp is named honorary captain. Basketball, golf and cheerleading letters awarded to multiple players across varsity and junior varsity levels with a list of names for each.
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Hayes Catholic High
John Wester
Hayes
Evie’ Lange
Gary Wieskamp
Red Sox Drill Slated Sunday
The Muscatine Red Sox pase hall will hold its first workout of the season at 1:30 p.m Sunday at Tom Bruner Field. All candidates for the team are asked to be on hand at that time. Bets Average. $2 Million a Day at Raceway Roosevelt Raceway announced after the close of its 72 night meeting that the total mutuel handle was $144,027,355 for an average of $2,297,707. Total attendance was 1,743,206 for an average of $4,211.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Pase Hall
Eut
Tom Bruner Field
Raceway Westbury
Roosevelt Raceway
Cleveland Coach Glover Named AHL Most Valuable Player
Cleveland Barons coach and leading scorer Fred Glover was chosen as the American Hockey League MVP, earning a third MVP award in five years. Glover topped goalie Gumpy Worsley of the Quebec Aces by 27 to 22 votes from league media representatives.
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Cleveland
Fred Glover
Cleveland Barons
American Hockey League
Glover
Gumpy Worsley
Quebec Aces
Baseball scores update from rain delayed slate
In the Associated Press report from the International League and Pacific Coast League games rain affected many schedules. Richmond postponed at Buffalo and Atlanta at Rochester. Syracuse at Jacksonville likewise postponed. Coastal games saw Seattle beat Tacoma 4 0, Salt Lake 5 San Diego 6, and a mix of other slated results in Denver Dallas Omaha Indianapolis Hawaii Spokane and Portland with limited play.
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MME Associaten Press International
Richmond
Buffalo
Atlanta
Rochester
Jacksonville
Seattle
Tacoma
Oma
City
Salt Lake
San Diego
Arkansas
Denver
Dallas
Indianapolis
Hawaii
Spokane
Portland
Jack & Jill Bowling League elects officers at Elks banquet
Neil Schubick elected president Wayne Allen vice president Ken Brie treasurer Velma Ziegenhorn secretary. AFL-CIO league champion after playoff win over Phillips Brothers Sales. Members include Neil Schubick Marian Schubick Bessie Martin Russ Longhurst. High games Charlene Fry 220 Otto Schubick 245 Velma Ziegenbarn 508 high women series Otto Schubick men 643 Town & Country high team scores 712 1995. Bessie Martin raised her average 17 pins to win improvement award. Yo Hart named league bowling queen candidate. Special prizes to Charleen Fry Wayne Allen Bernice Bennett Bonnie Elliott Jo Hart Bon Snyder.
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Neil Schubick
Jack & Jil
Elks Club
Wayne Alien
Ken Brie
Velma Ziegenhorn
Afl-Cio
Phillips Brothers
Marian Schubick
Bessie
Martin
Russ Longhurst
Charlene Fry
Otto Schubick
Velma Ziegenbarn
Otta Shubick
Town & Country
Bessie Martin
Yo Hart
Charleen Fry
Wayne Allen
Bernice Bennett
Bonnie Elliott
Jo Hart
Bon “Snyder
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Fieler
Maag
Brogmenn
LaBand
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Thomas Ray Mobley
Shreveport
Southwestern Louisiana Institute
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Hasse
Kochneft
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McCleary
Dorn
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Louck
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Hunt
Miller
FP. Henson
Slab
Kochneff
Egrenburg
Hoffman
Farrell
Kerna
Lehroedav
Alex
Fox
Symmonds
M. & Doran
Beltendorf
Assimp
Tion
Muscaline
Beltendort
Dave Holman
Ottaimwa
Dea
Dick Martison
Burelington
Mark Chedister
Ottuma
Fulton
Keokuk
Koehn
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Musesdine
Bailey
Ottum
Campbell
Fairfield
Kent Kelly
Burlingee
Mle Teelay
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Bill
Tes
McGarthy
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Larry Stater
Craig Shumaker
Bui
Schmidt
Curt Ua Bond
Bettens
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Mel
Little League State
Fecanarmart
Parish Oi1 Co
Wilkerson
M.F.A
Wieie’s
Iowa College Sports
Associated Press
Ken
Hetzler
Fann Bureau
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Marge
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Candy Cooper
Dave Warner
Candy
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Mel” Sussex
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Wilson
Midwest
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Joe Schaapveld
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Mc. Weggen
Dick Brown
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Robe Kent
Valeria Weiskamp
High Ind
M. Smith
Ruth Kent
Pinbusters
Longhurst’ Construction
Cam Wo
Park Avenue Berhop
Charcoal Brailer
As. Construction
Longhurst Construction
Park Ave
Barber
Linn Hart
Royal Trader
Bieb Ind
Ed Marrow
L&m Pure Service
Park Avenue
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