Golfers Lose Dual Meet At Burlington
Muscatine high school's golf team endured inconsistency with a five stroke loss to Burlington at Flint Hills course. Clayton Carver led Muscatine with 37 while teammates carded 41s and 43s. Burlington's Bob Burroughs led with 38 as Muscatine prepares for the conference tournament at Ottumwa.
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Burlington
Muskies
MHS
Clayton Carver
Flint Hills
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Ottumwa
Ron Maremann
Keokuk
Assumption
Ottumawe
Muscatine
Washington
John Carver
Texy Kautz
Craig Proffitt
Gene Batley
Bob Burroughs
Bob Buhlman
Norm Jones
Dick Latta
Rick Loghry
Little League tryout changes announced by officials
Cooperation Little League officials say tryouts are altered after insufficient rain. If no more rain arrives by 10 a.m. today the planned tryouts for tonight will be held. Any boy who has not attended two tryouts must report to a makeup session at 6 pm Friday at Oregon Field. Three original practices were scheduled but officials feel enough time has passed to evaluate players and place them on teams.
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Only 2 Unbeaten Golf Teams Left Tuesday League
Fight results by the Associated Press list Frankie Narvaez of New York stopping Lou Anderson of New York, Manny Elias of Los Angeles defeating Humberto Lefty Berera of Robstown, and a 9 round conclusion in San Antonio.
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Lou Anderson
San Antonio
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Los Angeles
Humberto Lefty Berrera
Robstown
Columbus Wins Southeast Iowa Track Title in 1950s Meet
Columbus Community high school stormed to the first Southeast Iowa conference track title at Columbus Junction, beating Mediapolis by 30-5014 as Morning Sun and Lone Tree followed in a packed field. The meet featured multiple individual winners led by Steve Moore and Larry Attie with Brad Fulton, while Morning Sun excelled in running events.
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Big Ten ADs Seek Cuts in Full Ride Scholarships
Big Ten athletic directors prepare at a spring meeting to reduce total annual full scholarships per school from about 60 to 55, with football grants dropping to 38 and basketball prospects limited to seven. Costs range from 6,500 to 10,000 per four years, prompting discussion of partial scholarships while not jeopardizing blue chip recruits. The plan may be discussed again at December and March meetings before next April tender decisions.
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Doug Mills
Illinois
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MCC Linksmen Win Loop Title in Three Meet
The Mississippi Valley conference held three spring tournaments with MCC teams winning every title. Black Hawk of Moline took baseball after beating Burlington 4-3 and Clinton 5-3 in finals, Muscatine claimed golf by seven strokes over Burlington, and Keokuk captured tennis with both singles and doubles titles. Golf scores list Canton Muscatine 335 led by Askam 76, Burlington 342 paced by Stewart 74, Black Hawk 333 led by Uligron 78, Keokuk 374. Tennis singles saw Spilman and Elmore win, doubles Naggs Hyatt over Church Sellers. Burlington and Clinton results noted.
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Lance
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Keouk
Canton
Terry Lorber
Tom Liarcas
Joel Henzler
Mike Dighton
Bob Lenz
John Brodsky
Rick Skerik
Jim
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Larry Uligron
Robert Miller
Jim Simon
Ron Eliot
John Grice
Doubles Lead Changes in WIBC Tournament
In Memphis two weeks into the Woman's International Bowling Congress event Ruby Williams and Bernice Volkheins of Gary Indiana rolled a 1062 to take the division 3 doubles lead. Marsha Frutel and Marie Parker of St Paul Minn slipped to second with 1059 as scores rolled on May 1. Williams posted 570 and her partner 492.
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Ruby Wiliams
Bernica Volehkins
Gary
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Marie Parker
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U.S. Davis Cup Team to Meet Iran in Tehran
The United States Davis Cup squad will face Iran in Tehran from June 13 to 15 in a North American zone tie. The team features three graduates including Allen Fox of UCLA and Donald Del and Eugene Scott of the University of Virginia.
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Iran
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Sanford Gels Opener in 2 Week Stand at Frisco
Giants open a two week stand at Candlestick Park with a 3 1 victory over the Mets as Sanford notches his 100th NL win. Spahn wins for the Braves as Milwaukee beats St Louis 4 3. Cubs top Cincinnati 2 1 on Hubbs homer in eighth. Phillies beat Dodgers 5 1. Colts win sixth straight, edging Mets 4 3. San Francisco had four hits off Bob Friend in seven innings.
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Cal McLish
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Stan Musial
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Joe Nuxhall
Ken Walters
Ken Aspromonte
Three Top Midwest Teams Fall In League Action
Clinton widened its Midwest League lead with a 6-2 win over Quad Cities as Buddy Cosenza earned the victory after a fourth inning relief. Waterloo dropped 11-3 to Burlington, Dubuque fell 5-4 to Cedar Rapids despite a ninth inning rally, and Decatur lost 3-0 to Wisconsin Rapids as Ron Johnson shined on the mound. Lincoln Curtis homered and Larry Scroggins drove in two for Cedar Rapids.
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Bud Mattingly
Ray Herbert Ties Shutout Streak As Sox Lead
Chicago White Sox ace Ray Herbert blanked Detroit for his fourth straight shutout, boosting Chicago to a one game lead over Kansas City after Minnesota and New York games. White Sox victory followed Ford’s unearned run aided win for the Yankees as Baltimore, Cleveland, and Boston results varied.
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Ed Rakow
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