Strike Zone Aids Five Shutouts In Opening Days
A UPI report notes the new strike zone rule has produced quick, well pitched games through five days of the season. Five shutouts and 13 one run games highlight strong pitching, with few three hour or longer games. Ed Rakow’s two hitter powered the Athletics to a 6–0 win over Minnesota on Good Friday, Norm Siebern and Chuck Essegian keying a three run first, while Dick Farrell and the Colts rallied to beat the Dodgers 2–1 in 12 innings.
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Howie Goss
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Szykowny Homers as Hawks Edge Bradley in Nine
Brad ley defeated Iowa 10-9 in a non-conference baseball game in Peoria. Matt Szykowny former Iowa quarterback hit two homers, including one in the ninth, and Bradley players Krause Bruington and Farley also homered. Mike Pohlman drove in the winning run with a two-out single in the bottom of the ninth. Winders started for Iowa and allowed two early runs before yielding to a pinch-hitter in the seventh.
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Cedar Rapids Southpaw
Cedar Rapids Gazette Notice on Postal Rates and Subscriptions
The Gazette lists postage paid at Cedar Rapids Iowa and outlines subscription rates by carrier and mail for multiple editions. It notes different prices for night and Sunday editions and excludes mail subscriptions in towns with Gaz carrier service.
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Baker Passes Up Buffalo Shrine Tilt
Heisman Trophy winner Terry Baker of Oregon State will skip the All America Bowl in Buffalo on June 29 after signing with the Los Angeles Rams. He will play in the Oregon State alumni game May 25, and if approved by the Rams, he would join the College All-Star game in Chicago against the Green Bay Packers in August.
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Cornell Beats Coe in Golf Match at Ellis Course
Cornell's golf team defeated Coe College on Friday afternoon at the Ellis golf course with a final score of 1012-412. The match showcased strong play from Cornell despite uneven winds and challenging holes.
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College baseball results across multiple games
William Jewell defeated Broke 4 to 7 in a college baseball clash while Purdue edged Kes aL Nebraska 1-2. Kings of Colorado beat Oklahoma State 6-5. Northwestern swept MSU 4- Brave Bradley 10. Northern Illinois beat Missouri 2-9. Rae State 0-1. W Michigan 6 Ohio State 2. Minnesota 13-8 over Bemidji 0-2. Oklahoma A&M tied Kansas State 2-2. Monmouth 3 Coe 2.
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Kerr Sparks Iowa in Triangular Bowl Meet at Norman
Iowa placed third in a three way track meet at Norman as Missouri led with 86 points, Oklahoma 55, and Iowa 39. Roger Kerr won the 440 yard dash in 47.3 seconds and anchored Iowa’s winning 4x440 relay in 3:13.3 with Richards Rocker and Hollingsworth. Iowa also won the 4x110 yard relay in 42.2 with Smith Kreamer Pletcher Gardner. Other top finishes included Piper 20-7 in the broad jump, Fischer 4:14.8 second in the 1 600? and Kreamer 10 seconds in the 100, Webb discus runner-up, Hollingsworth 21.5 second in hurdles, and Clarke 9:45.9 in two miles.
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Don Gardner
Owa
Jim Piper
Gary Fischer
Bob Kreamer
Bill Frazier
Cloyd Webb
Hollingsworth
Don Woerene
Aim Piper
George Clarke
Cabelery Wins St James Purse at Aqueduct
Cabelery captured the St James purse at Aqueduct on Friday in New York by defeating rivals in a tight race. The victory adds a stakes win for the filly, with jockey and trainer details not provided in the fragment.
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Titans Hire Weeb Ewbank as Titans Coach and Boss
New York Titans to name Wilbur Ewbank head coach and business manager. Announcement at a Werblin press conference after talks. Ewbank offered a three year contract and will decide after discussing with family in Baltimore. PreviouslyRumored as top choice to replace Bulldog Turner.
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Tigers Take Doubleheader Thriller Over Iowa State
Missouri guard defender earned a 2-0 opening win and a 9-1 nightcap in Big Eight baseball action. Larry Bohannon limited ISU to four hits in seven innings to win the opener, while Dick Peterson allowed four hits in the nightcap. Iowa State’s lone run came on three sixth inning singles by Jim Franey, Dave Hoyt and Marv Straw, as the Cyclones dropped their fifth straight conference game. Missouri moved to 4-1 in the league, roughing ISU with seven runs in the final inning of game two.
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Larry Bohannon
Dick Peterson
Jim Franey
Dave Hoyt
Marv Straw
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Canadians Lead in Bowling Tournament
A Canadian team in its first American Bowling Congress Tour appearance led the booster division with 2,865 as Eddie Sachhetti topped performers with a 610 series. The Royal Hotel of Sault Ste. Marie took the division lead from Andrea's TV of San Juan, with Puerto Rico’s Andrea’s TV at 2,815. The 10 week event has two weeks left.
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Rookie Adlesh Sent to Oklahoma City by Colts
Houston Colt .45s optioned 19 year old rookie catcher Dave Adlesh to Oklahoma City on Friday. The move clears space on the major league roster as Adlesh awaits another chance at the big league level.
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Dave Adlesh
Houston Colts
Oklahoma City
Mulloy Rubinoff Reach Monte Carlo Doubles Semis
Gardnar Mulloy and Ed Rubinoff of Miami Florida advanced to the men's doubles semifinals at Monte Carlo after a 6-4 3-6 9-7 6-2 win over Spain's Juan Couder and Juan Gilbert.
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Spain
Drake Adds 3 To Hall of Fame
Three former Big Ten track stars were named as 1963 additions to the Drake Relays Hall of Fame. Walter Mehl of Wisconsin Henry Brecksmith of Indiana and Lee Sentman of Illinois join the 81 inductees. Mehl, a top distance runner in the late 1930s, won the Drake Relays two mile in 9 20.3 in 1937. Sentman, a construction manager in Decatur Illinois, won the 120 yard high hurdles in 1929 and 1930 and anchored the Illini shuttle hurdle relay to record wins. Brecksmith, who ran the Drake Relays 2 mile in 1932 in 9 13.6, now a physician in Tulsa Oklahoma.
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Walter Mehl
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Henry Brecksmith
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Lee Sentman
Illinois
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Theater Time for Saturday at local venues
Community theater Little Mary Sunshine at Paramount with It Happened at the World’s Fair and Mark of the Hawk. RKO Iowa presents Birds. World screens Longest Day. Marion hosts children’s program Escape from East Berlin and Roman Holiday. C R Drive-In shows It’s Wonderful To Be Young and All the Young Men with Gorgo. Twixt Town offers Almost Angels and Legend of Lobo among late features.
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Little Mary Sunshine
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East Berlin
C.R
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Pleasant way to House Hunt Read Wanted classification
Classified notice invites readers to find housing via a Pleasant Way listing. It cites a Wanted classification and provides contact details for applicants seeking houses or rooms. The item appears in a brief newspaper block with standard help-wanted formatting.
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