All-State baseball team honors Iowa high schools
The Iowa Daily Press Association unveiled its first All-State high school baseball team based on play across fall, spring and summer. It highlights star players like Dick McVay and Terry Williams, notes strong performances from small schools, and lists top hitters including Don Abbott and Tom Ryan along with associations and committees that supported the selection.
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DES Moines
IDPA
Iowa Daily Press Association
Iowa
Ames
Beckman
Dyersville
Norway
Paton - Chardan
Sioux
City Heelan
Heelan
Dick McVay
McVay
Cardinals
Cedar Rapids
Terry Williams
Davenport West
Williams
Waterloo Hawks
Davenport
Don Abbott
Valley
West Des Moines
Abbott
Detroit Tigers
Tom Ryan
Mason City
Craig Schaffnit
West Waterloo
Ron Adams
Council Bluffs
Thomas Jefferson
del Blankenhagen
Fort Dodge
Rick O’daniels
Burlington
Steve Mohr
Cedar Rapids Washington
Iowa High School Athletic Association
I.D.P.A
William Holmstrom
Iowa City
Vince Meyer
Bancroft
Bernie Hutchinson
Art Humker
Elmer Starr
Kenneth Rommel
Granville
Richard
Landlady Questions Roomer About Guests
A landlady asks a young man if he entertains girls in his room. The roomer responds that he guesses so, noting that the guests all seem to enjoy coming up there.
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Roomer
Aaron Night in Atlanta Highlights a Braves Hero
Hank Aaron was honored by about 25,000 fans and teammates on Hank Aaron Night in Atlanta as the Braves defeated the Philadelphia Phillies 6-0. Aaron drove in four runs including his 504th homer, rising to third all time in NL home runs. Eddie Mathews attended the celebration as a former teammate.
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Hank Aaron
Atlanta
Braves
Aaron
Philadelphia Phillies
Eddie Mathews
Mathews
Detroit Tigers
Goose Goslin
Luke Appling
St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco
Pittsburgh Pirates
Giants
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cincinnati Reds
New York Mets
Houston Astros
Chicago Cubs
Major League Baseball standings and schedule update
American League standings show Detroit leading with 81 wins and Baltimore 75, while Cleveland and Boston trail. Friday results include New York edging Detroit 2 1 and Boston beating Baltimore 4 3. N L results list St Louis leading San Francisco 82 47 and Chicago near .523 as Cincinnati and Philadelphia post wins. Sunday's games feature Detroit at New York and Cleveland at Washington among others.
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Detroit
Yankees
Boston
Baltimore
Cleveland
Washington
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Oakland
California
United Press International American League
W. L. Pet
Chicago
Wash
McLain
Stottlemyre
Tiant
Hannan
Boswell
Hall
Fisher
Priddy
Morehead
Hardin
Clark
Odom
St. Louis
San Francisco
Cincinnati
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
Phila
Pitts
San Fran
Los Ang
Moose
Gibson
Fryman
Stone
Koosman
Arrigo
Hands
Ray
Sadecki
Drysdale
Oilers Reserve Davis shines in 37 7 preseason win
Davis 22 6-3 quarterback from Virginia sparked Houston as he threw for three touchdowns in the second half to topple Buffalo 37-7 in Tulsa. Beathard and Savage press, Jets beat Falcons 27-12, 49ers top Broncos 22-6, Lions over Colts 14-7, Patriots edge Dolphins 19-17.
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Bob Davis
Houston Oilers
Davis
University of Virginia
Oilers
Pete Beathard
Southern California
Kansas City Chiefs
Beathard
Houston
Astrodome
Charlie Frazier
Ode Burrell
Richard Stebbins
Unhappy Ryun Allies With Fast Time In Eugene Mile
Jim Ryun, world class miler and Kansas star recovering from mononucleosis, won the mile at a tuneup meet in Eugene but blamed the soggy track and said he lacked snap. Martin Liquori, Villanova teen, ran a career best 3:59.3 to finish second as Wade Bell took third for Oregon.
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Jim Ryun
Martin Liquori
Ryun
USS
Eugene
Ore
University of Kansas
Liguori
Wade Bell
Villanova
Bell
Oregon
De-Men to Meet Washington High School Group
The De-Men will meet Monday August 26 at 8 p.m. in the school house on the Fairgrounds. Election of officers and directors will be held. New coaches will be introduced and head coach Harrington will preview this year’s Washington High School team. Eldon Brake is president.
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Washington
Fairgrounds
Harrington
Washington High
Eldon Brake
Golf trio lead Philadelphia Classic in tight race
Billy Casper the leading money winner with 146000 this year, veteran Jim Ferrier from California, and 20 year old Bobby Cole of South Africa share the 137 seven under par lead after the second round of the Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley Country Club.
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Philadelphia
UPI
Billy Casper
Jim Ferrier
California
Bobby Cole
South Africa
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
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