Cepeda's 430-Foot Homer Ends Giants Skid
Orlando Cepeda hit a 430 foot homer in the eighth off Ron Perranoski to lift the San Francisco Giants to a 7-3 win over the Los Angeles Dodgers ending a seven game skid. Cepeda's 12th homer, 40 RBIs and .308 average sparked a rally that moved the Giants within one game of the Dodgers in the NL race. The Dodgers lost their five game winning streak.
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Major League Leaders and Fight Report Snippets
Listings of AL and NL batting leaders and pitching leaders with players such as Kaline, Crowe, and Drysdale. Also notes a Boston Herald report that Liston and Clay agreed to a Philadelphia title bout, and a Houston Colts finish against the Cubs in 1962.
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Nishna Hills Hosts Guest Day on New 18-Hole Course
Nishna Hills golf course on East Fourteenth invites area golfers to play Wednesday on the new 18 hole course. Open to all without member accompaniment, with green fees of 2 dollars on weekdays and 3 dollars on weekends and holidays. The photo shows the course at its dedication last month.
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21 Game Winner Joey Jay Discouraged By 3 9 Record
In 1962 Reds ace Joey Jay mourns a tough season as he posts a 3-9 record with mounting frustration. After nine weeks of struggles he reflects on how poor hitting and continual losses affect his pitching mindset and confidence. He remains ambitious to recover his 20 win pace.
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Lopez Predicts White Sox Title Bid On Strong Youth
Chicago manager Ai Lopez projects a pennant run as the White Sox hold first place. He cites a young, improving squad and says the club can get stronger this season, with the starting lineup averaging about 24 years old, younger than the 1950 champions.
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Texas and Missouri Bring Deep Pitching to College World Series
In Omaha Texas and Missouri rode strong pitching to second-round wins as the college World Series began. Myer pitched a seven inning win over USC, Weber allowed six hits in Missouri’s 3-0 victory over Holy Cross, and Arizona’s Sherwin Scott, on his 21st birthday, beat Penn State. Arizona meets Florida State while Texas faces Missouri next in a busy schedule.
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Spahn Keeps Learning Mindset Despite Long Hall of Fame Career
Warren Spahn, aging yet hungry for pitching knowledge, says he keeps learning and plans to keep pitching while his mastery grows. The Braves star, with 2 no hitters and 56 shutouts, notes younger lefties ready to step in if he falters as he prepares for another season. Yale faces a long trip to Philadelphia to face Pennsylvania in fall football.
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N L Hitter Wes Covington Tops Hit Parade
Phillies outfielder Wes Covington leads the National League with a 350 batting average and eight-season major league tenure. He owns a career .283 mark as he tops the league in hits at this moment.
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Cornell graduate takes Clarinda cage post
Larry Scherf a 1958 Cornell graduate and former Alburnett coach will be Clarinda's head basketball coach for the coming season replacing Tom Newell who left for an Ogden football job. Scherf is from Indianola and played two years of football at Cornell College before an injury.
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Kaline and Wood spark Tigers 6-1 win
Kaline belted two homers driving in four runs while Jake Wood added a triple and two singles with two runs scored as the Detroit Tigers defeated the Boston Red Sox 6-1 behind Bu Foul’s pitching. The win featured strong offense from the Kaline Wood duo and strong relief from Latman and Abernathy in other AL action.
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Bluff golfer tops Iowa entries in U S Open play
In Kansas City the USGA Open qualifying at Indian Hills drew four Iowa players. Dean Wilson of Council Bluffs led Iowa with 70 73 for 148 and a three way tie for seventh. Joe Brown of Des Moines led overall with 76 74 for 140. Floren Di Pagiia and Bill Rose also played for Des Moines, tying for 20th at 155.
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Notice of Appointment of Executrix for Fay M. Hulsebus
In Cass County Iowa the District Court records appoint Theone Hulsebus as executrix of Fay M. Hulsebus deceased. Creditors must file claims and debtors pay the estate, with notices dated June 3 1963 and filed by attorney Jones Cambridge and Carl of Atlantic Iowa.
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Notice of Probate of Will in Cass County Iowa
District court in Cass County Iowa hears for Alva H. Doolittle will dated 1961 with hearing set for 9:00 A.M. June 14 1963 at Atlantic courthouse. Clerk Cathryn McMullen signs the notice.
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Creston Saints Top Cumberland Red Sox 3-1 in Nodaway Valley
Creston beat Cumberland 3-1 to seize first place as Creston improves to 4-0 and Cumberland drops to 3-1. Denny Hanssen and Dean Conley pitched for Creston while Marty Mills started for Cumberland. Hertz and Jessen each had two hits for Creston. Turnure Jr. had Cumberland’s triple and double. Cumberland hosts Nodaway next.
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Local Crop Report Shows Warm Week Aids Corn Growth
Crop conditions in the county show hot humid weather supporting corn growth with four to eight inch stalks and 15 percent cultivated once while 95 percent has rotary hoeing. Some replanting due to cutworm damage. Oats stand 12 to 14 inches tall and soybean planting is 90 percent done. Hay growth is good after rain and warm weather.
Pitching Leads Twins to 7-0 Win and Kaline Powers 6-1 Triumph
Downing and Yan k e es limited the Senators to two hits in a 7-0 first game of a doubleheader while Washington won the nightcap 1-0. Al Kaline homered twice and drove in four as the Tigers beat the Red Sox 6-1. Larry Henry of the University of North Carolina, from Horse Shoe North Carolina, runs barefoot.
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