Team To Beat In NEI Oelwein Picked Fourth

Editor's Note: One of * series rounding op footbal prospecls of Baseball Standings Iowa's major high school confer- ences. Wednesday Baseball American League By TOM CONNELLY By The Associated Press W. L. Pet. .G.B. Neider Sets Olympic Record 49 .602 —•• Charles City Press National League New York 74 CHARLES CITY (ffi — Defending W. L. Pet. G.B. Baltimore 75 53 .586 VA champion Charles City will finish Pittsburgh 77 49 .611 — Chicago 72 54/ .571 JJ'/J 63 on top of the heap in the North- Milwaukee 69 54 .561 6'/2 Washington . . . .63 east Iowa Conference again this St. Louis 70 55 .560 6'/z Cleveland 60 64 year, if it can beat Wavcriy. Shot Put; Russia Pulling Far Ahead Los Angeles ....66 57 .537 Detroit . 58 67 AM '\7 That's the opinion oi' conference San Francisco ..62 61 .504 13'/2t Boston 55 70 .440 20 coaches as they make pre-season Cincinnati 56 71 .441 21V2 Kansas City ... ,44 81 .352 ~31 Chicago ... 50 73 .407 25'/z preparations to dethrone the Com- ROME Wi — Hulking Bill Nie- racc in eight consecutive Olympics cd the Olympic record with, » leap Tuesday Results ets. Philadelphia ...48 73 .381 29 Boston 5-3, Detroit 4-2 (twi-night, dcr, a last minute addition to the since 1920. of 20 feet" 10% inches and won the ; Wavurly lost the crown to Char- U.S. team, v/on the Olympic shot The men's high diving prelimi- women's broad j;: np today. The Crazy Night In American Tuesday Results i 1st game, 15 innings; 2nd game, 10 les City in the rain and mud last Chicag_ o 5, Cincinnati 4 innings) year by a 12-0 score. , put championship today as Ameri- naries also provided a setback previous record was 20-9% by E. cans swept all three medals in the for the'U.S. where favored Gary Krezesinska of Poland, who also San Francisco 2, Philadelphia ij New York 3, Kansas City<2 (N) The conference title may well be event. Tobian of Glendale, Calif., the was competing in the finals. League, Sox Top Senators Milwaukee 10, St. Louis 0 (N) Baltimore 4, Cleveland 1 (N) decided again this year when the All three smashed the Olympic 3-meter platform champion, The swimming duels electrified Pittsburgh 5, Los Angeles 2 (N)| Chicago 11, Washington 10 (N, ranged fourth in the 10-meter a crowd of 10,000. And there were By Joe Reichler 10 innings) two teams meet Oct. 21 in the record of CO feet, ll'/» inches set Boston Manager Mike Higgins al- Wednesday Games Charles City homecoming game. by Parry O'Brien of the U.S. when platforn: competition after' the offbeat incidents to magnify the Associated Press Sports Writer so went wild, charging out to the Wednesday Games interest. Carolyn Schuler of Orin- Milwaukee at Chicago. "We lost a lot through gradua he won his second straight gold early competition. Britain's Bri- It will be a long time before mounci to square off with Jim Pittsburgh at San Francisco , Kansas City at New York (2) lion and most of'the other teams j medal at Melbourne in 1956. an Phelps was the leader. Bob da, Calif., broke her own Olympic American League fans forget Tucs Bunning after the Tiger pitcher PhihidclphiVat Los Angeles (N)l Detroit at Boston will he improved over last year,"' Nicder, an Army lieutenant and Webster of Santa Ana, Calif., the record in winning the finals of the j jay night. had beaned Don Buddin with a 1 Chicago at Washington (N) said Truman Manship, Charles City former Kansas star, won with 64 other U.S. diver, was ninth. 100-meter butterfly race. Bill Mul- pitch. Thursday Games Cleveland at.Baltimore (N) 3 iiken of Champaign, 111., triumphed - In Washington, there was a wild, coach. "Our whole starling back feet, 6' /i inches. O'Brien was sec- In woman's track the three-girl : Milwaukee al Chicago field graduated and we'll have . to ond with 62-8%. of U. S. entry in the 80-meter hurdles in the 200 meter breaststroke fi- whacky 10-inning spectacular in In New York, a torrential rain Pittsburgh at San Francisco Thursday Games come up with a complete,new of- Phoenix was third with 62-4%. was wiped out in the preliminary nais. which the White Sox and Senators and flash floods kept many would- St. Louts .at Cincinnati (N) Cleveland al Kansas Cily fense." ' heats. Miss Schulcr's great victory was scored one run between them in be Yankee Stadium customers Philadelphia at .Los Angeles (N) Onlv game Manship's biggest problem at The American bid for an unex- almost losl in the shuffle. They the first seven innings and 20 runs home, but those who made it saw 1 The 100-meter men sprinters the'moment is to 'find :an »de- peeled gold medal in the modern ran tvvo scries of heats, cutting paid more attention to 14-year-oid [ in the next three. Chicago won the Yankees rally in the ninth to 'quate quarterback. There are pentathlon failed and its eight! down the big field for Thursday's? Carolyn Wood of Portland, Ore., 11-10. defeat Kansas City 3-2 and main- four candidates for the job, but man crew was beaten. semifinals and finals; who was just about in the lead at I'-n Boston, the Red Sox took tain their !',•> game lead over Bal- ! none of them is numbered among Hungary took-both the individu- Armin Hary, the German flash the turn in the butterfly and sud- both ends of a twi-night double- timore. .'She nine returning lettermen. al and team title in the pentathlon who is coholder of the world rcc- denly bumped into the lane buoy, j header from Detroit after 7'/-> Only in Baltimore, there was no Charles City will depend heavily on Ihe performance of Ferenc ord in 10 flat, broke the Olympic ISn c grabbed the chain and seem-j hours and 25 innings. Boston won untoward incident as the Orioles SAWS First 0' Month Specials! on the line with tackle Jim Hilgen- Nemeth in the final event, the mark when he won a heat in the iig'y ctuit- slic climbed out of the the opener 5-4 in 15 innings and whipped the Indians 4-1. cross-country run. Navy LI. Bob second round in 10.2. lie just did pool and ran into hiding, in shame. the second game 3-2 in 10 innings. In the National League, Pitts- I Beck, Tuesday's individual leader, beat , the Duke speed- Later, she explained she had swal- Boston's Pete Runnels went on j burgh defeated Los Angeles 5-2, was third and the U.S. also was ster. Many in Ihe big crowd lowed water and "couldn't go on." a_J>attmg rampage with nine hits. | Milwaukee shut out St. Louis 10-0, Men's Ivy Leagues third in team competition. thought the German beal the gun Germany, pushing in the team San Francisco nipped Philadelphia Stock up for back-to-school! All the hew Russia began to pile up its gold as he leaped inlo a 10-yard early 2-1 and Chicago shaded Cincinnati battle got a great boost in the Rams Drop colors for this year — sizes 29 to 42. medals as anticipated in Greco- lead. Sime was timed in 10.3, aquatics .from Dresden's diving 5-4. Roman wrestling when heavy- equalling the old Olympic record. doll, Ingrid Kramer. She copped For seven innings in Washing- REGULAR 54.95. weight Ivan Bodjjan was declared! , the American fa- ton, the fans saw a tight pitching the 10-meter 33 feet plalform tille Cannon Chase r the winner. It was the sixth first j vorite, barely made the 'semis, from Paula Jean Pope, Santa Ana, duel between the White •• Sox place for the Russians who boost- finishing third in 10.Q in a heat i Calif:, America's veteran of three LOS ANGELES (fc — Eiroy Frank Baumann and the Senators' ed their lead in the unofficial won by Horace Esteves of Venezu- Olympic competitions. Hirsch, Los Angeles Rams genera! Pedro Ramos. Washington led 1-0 scoring race. ela. of Asbury Park, manager, washed his hands of the &t Ihe end of seven. Dallas 'Long of Phoenix, Ariz., The • Russians sprang two sur- N. J., won his heat, on 10,4, the prises. Viklor Kapitonov won the celebrated Billy Cannon case with Chicago took a 2-1 lead in the (No set an Olympic record with a toss same time turned in ;by Harry '.Jer- these words: NOW 175.3-kilametcr (108.6 miles) cyc- eighth on two walks and singles ONLY Alterations) of 61 feet, 11'/i inches and led the ome of Canada, coholder of the ling road race, beating out Italy's "We see no benefits to be de- by pinch-hitter Ted Kluszcwski field at the halfway mark of the world record, who won the fourth Livio Trape, in a sport Moscow rived from pursuing the case any Roy Sicvers and Minnie -Minoso Olympic shot put finals today.! heat. never has bothered much with be- further." Washinglon bounced 'back with Long's mark topped the previous The three-man entry in the fore. Hirsch said Tuesday the Rams four runs in ils half, three com record of 60 feet 11% inches set 400-meter 'hurdles) defending arc dropping the right to appeal ing on Jim Lemon's 31st home MEN'S i by Parry O'Brien of the United champion of Colum- a federal court decision which run. ,. w&--&'v.* :~ States at Melbourne in 1956. bus, Cliff Cushman of Grand Major League Stars tsent Cannon, former Louisiana The White Sox roared back will SUMMER SLACKS Long put his record shot after Forks, N. D., and of By The Associated Press State University All-America half- Completely machine washable. Sites 28-50. Of . Bill Nicder, former University of Albuquerque, all advanced into Red five runs% in the''ninth, Minoso's Batting — Pete Runnels! buck, to Houston of the American three-run homer giving them a 7-5 Dacron, Polyester. Rayon and Blends. Buy now I Kansas star, firsl broke the old Thursday's semifinals although Sox, collected nine hits as the Red i jr ^ j] L aiie 00 a ca lead. Washington tied it on Bill; for back-to-school! Stock up for next year! record with a heave of 6i-3. only Cushman won his heat. L. Sox swept a double-header from The Rams °claimed Cannon sign- O'Brien then followed up with an- H. Jam of Germany'.had the best Detroit '54 in 15 innings and 3-2 Gardner's two-run blow. In th 7 ed to play for them in the Nation- 10th, Nellie Fox doubled hom other tremendous toss of 61-6 /8, a time, :51.1 seconds; in 10. Runnels' sixth hit — a al Football League bul laler sign- OFF REGULAR distance equalled by Nieder on his In the 800-meter preliminaries, double — drove in the winning run two runs and Gardner's wild throv Harry Anderson next try. ed a more remuneralive contract gave Chicago two more for ah 11-7 Oelwein Coach of Claremont, Calif., in the opener. PRICE!! The U.S. was having its troubles of Wiilits, Calif., and! Pitching — Warren Spahn, with Houston. lead. The Senators bounced bad with three runs on a double dorf and end Del Hammond, expect- in rowing where all seven of its of Brooklin, all made Braves, doled out five hits for his EXAMPLE: 'entries were defeated. The biggest the grade for Ihe second round!' third shutout of the season andj Bob Allison, a triple by pinch ed to turn in top performances. hitter Julio Becquer and a hom Slacks, Regular . ..$6.95 Though Martin Brandes at Wav- shocker was the defeat of Navy's The best time by a U.S. runner was 50th of his career as the Braves Delay Bowling Less one half 3.45 cr!y has his own problems, he does eight-man crew by Canada. The Cunliffe's 1:48.8. blanked the Cards 10-0 to regain run by Lennie Green. .U.S. has won Ihe eight-man crew Vera Krepkina of Russia .smash- second place. have three capable signal callers League Opener NOW ONLY $3.50 headed by last year's standout, ENJOY A REAL Dave Rowray. The Industrial bowling league '•We lost both our halfbacks and j' has changed its opening night to IF IT'S GOOD ENOUGH TO SELL — most of our line so we'll be field-j Thursday, Sept. 3 at Sunnyside to .IT'S GOOD ENOUGH TO TAKE BACK! ing a new club," Brandes .said, j allow.Jor new teams lo enter the PIZZA! "How successful we are depends on) group. just how fast the new boys'.tan; Rudy Pollock announced the PHONE 469 FOR come around." week long delay Wednesday morn- CARRY-OUTS Returning »t fullback for Wav- ing. erly is Ken Ackerman, 200-pound Any bowler interested in bowl- We'll also be happy to make line buster who was the top icor- pizzas on order for your freezer. SAM'S er in the conference last year ing the 9 p.m. shift on Thursday and is a big reason for his team's nights should contact cither Pol- high rating. lock or Jack Buchanan at Sunny- George's Tavern Brandes also mentioned the pos- j side. sibility that Rowray may be shifted to halfback with Rich Kruegcr or Chuck Innfeldt calling signals. BOB'S SHOES Cedar Falls is given the best Kick-Off chance to upset the two favorites but Coach Ed Lyons lost 22.letter- Time men and is looking for a quarter- back. Now s Your Chance To Win a famous Bill Olcson will probably do more Is Near! than his share of the ball carrying for Cedar Falls this year and guard Bruce Peterson is expected to be We Have Everything Needed for the mainstay in the line. Kyle Rote football and Tee Set Athletic Programs at Schools. Harry Anderson's Oelwein club may fool everyone if his building program jells this season. Last Football Shoes year he lettered sevtn sopho- mores who with three senior vet- SUMNER OPENS THE 1960 football season Sept. 9 at home with Tripoli. Coach Robert Topping (stand- Athletic Socks erans will form the backbone of ing at the left) is'shown .with'.his group of varsity linemen called the "Horses". From left to right, FREE! his 1960 team. front row: Jerry Volker, Mike Buckendahl, Rugene Leyh, Jim Berg, Joe Niemann and Dale Fridley. Gym Shorts Anderson expects guards Craig In back: Coach Topping. Gail Bierman, Richard Meighan, Monty Wultke, Don Jacobs, Roger Portwine Williams and Don Doughty to be and Gene Robertson. (Register Photo). Gym Shoes How? It's simple! Simply name your choice for a among the top linemen in the con- new Pedwin shoe for Fall 1961. Bob's Shoes will ference. Halfback Le Roy Matthias Face Masks judge the winning name. is the top Oelwein scoring threat, j New Hampton and Cresco seem Sumner *Horses, Pomes' Here are some names that have been suggested: AND ALL AT SCHOOL to have one thing in common. In- (1) FLASH (4) GRIPPER experience. PRICES. Bob Simpson at New Hampton (2) SLIDER (5) HOT ROD must rebuild his squad around Bob (3) COMET Soukup whose passing could make Rarin' For Football Action him one of the top quarterbacks in NOW IS THE TIME TO First Week's Winners Announced Fri., Sept. 9 the conference. Bill Carr, Roger By Mike Mahoney for their lack of weight. Nauholz, Donald Tissue. Max Dilley, Mahlon PICK UP YOUR SEASON Schilling and Dan Harmon should Register Sports Editor Schuldt. Meyer and Lcyh are the Hammctter, Robert Krobiin, Sulvan FOOTBALL TICKETS OF Here's 1960's Favorite , . . be his top linemen. nickname's jba n carricrs and nary a~ one reach Mutschlcr, Jerry Strottman, Fred "We have no linemen with any the Aces, but they call themselves the 150 pound mark on the scales. Whitcomb, Dennis Yongton. Larry Oelwein Huskies offensive experience," Jim Rcdel of the '"Horses and Ponies" at Sum- Schuldt is quarlcrback for Ihe Fritz. Eugene Judisch, Jerry Vol- While Selection Is Good! Cresco said. However, he has four ncr High under the guidance of club, with Meyer set for the heavy Mr. T . . „ Icttermcn in the backfield. They ker and Gerald Warnke. first year man Bob Topping, 1960 duly running. Nauholz and Leyh Stunner's schedule for 1960: are paced by right half Don Henry, Coe graduate. are both good runners and fine Sept. 9 — Tripoli (here) 128-pound scooter who averaged Co-champions of Ihe 1959 fool- blockers. Sept. 16 — Postville (there) by Pedwin five yards per carry last year, and ball conference race in the Upper Topping, who replaced Norm Sept. 23 — North (there) HAPN'KEN'S fullback Ken Bronner. Iowa conference, the Sumner team Theiss at the school, will field a Sept. 30 — Maynard (here) Crcsco may also get a boost from is out for another tille and team wing-T offensive attack in its first Oct. 7 — Fayette (there) Sporting Goods $10.99 new players this year since the members are "kicking Ihcir heels game with Tripoli at home Sept. 9. Oct. 14 — Waukon (here) school district has been reorganized and showing their hoofs." ' 'Postville and North look like Oct. 21 — Valley High (there) 25 East Charles Other Pedwin Styles lo take in Elma, Lime Springs and Oct. 28 — Elkader (here) Chester. The heavy loss of all-conference the logical choices in the confer- 1 $7.99 to $ 11.99 Griddcrs at Decorah face a pos- Roger Bock and Duane Bchrens ence," remarked Topping, "But i: sible hazard none of the other from Ihe backficld left some gap- we'll be in there fighting." j clubs arc confronted with. Should ing holes in Ihe Sumner lineup, bul The horses (front wall) on the i Add soft, mellow grained leether to the their new coach. Brad Hustad, de- Topping's outfil is confidcnl of vic- club include Volker (165), Buckcn-j popular Chukka styling, and you've hit on cide to put on the pads for a dem- lory. dahl (175), Rugene Leyh (190) aj PICTURE onstration, (hey might regret it. Returnees include James Berg, sophomore), Berg (155), Niemann j Pedwin's new pacesetter for fall . . . the Hustad was named lo the Little i Gail Bicrman. Mike Buckendahl, (150), Fridlcy (180). Bicrman (160).! HANGERS Mr. T. It's cut just right, to give you top All-America learn last year while Dale Fridley, Roger Portwine, Ron- Meighan (160), Wullke (164), Jacob! NOW/ piling up an all-time collegiate ca- ald Meyer, Joe Niemann. Gene Rob- (158). Portwinc (170) and Robert- \ Hang Pictures fit and long-wearing comfort. Stop in, to- ertson, Dennis Schuldt, Monty Wul- reer rushing record at Luther Col- son (170). I Without Hammer day, and try 'cm on. lege. lkcr Roland Leyh. Richard Meighan, Sumner lied Poslvillc and Valley j Conches around the league fear Bob Nauholz and Rugene Leyh. High last fall for Ihe conference j or Nails'. he may come up with a few sur- "We'll be in there tough," stat- crown wilh.lhe help of a strong; Hang picture i this new revolutionary woy "FEATURING THE MOST WALKED ABOUT SHOES IN NORTHEAST IOWA" prises this season. ed 'Topping as he viewed his line. The line is back and Topping with Jiffy. Say goodbye lo erocVed wo'li charged up gridders scrimmage and his assistant Lcs Tccling arc and bruiied fir.geri. JiRy does il faster. No on the Sumner field. "I don't awaiting the start of the season. broken plotter. 1001 other uses. Boone Wins •think there will be a line in the Members ot" the squad include: Just Moisten and Apply to L DES MOINES — The Boone conference that will outplay James Berg. Gail'Bicrman. Mike Tile, Gloss, Plaster. Wood, etc. \ Merchants won tne Iowa Open ours," commented the Sumner Buckendahl, Dale Fridley, Roger soflball tournamenl Tuesday, de- head coach. "Our line is big and Portwinc, Ronald Meyer, Joe Nie- Bob's Shoes feating Boxholm, 10-1 on the thrcc- rough and they're ready to play." mann, Gene Robcrlson, Dennis Phone 30o hit pitching of Paul Rcbcrry. Svimncr lacks depth and weight Sclnildl. Monty Wullke. Roland Phone 131 16 South Frederick In the preceding semifinal game in the backficld and is pointed out j l.cyli, Richard Meighan, Bill Nau- 100 1st St. N.K T'.oono hont the DCS Moincs Hot- aJ the "sore spot'' of the learn. The | holz, Ru?.one Loyh. Don Jacobs, BUTLER'S N-Tots 6-0. four backs known as the ''ponies" James Robertson, Larry Rohrsscn, 3—Oelwt-in (la.) Daily Register Wednesday, August 31, 1960