Ohio State Favored in Big 10 Race
Chicago AP reports defending champion Ohio State is the team to beat as the 71st Big Ten baseball championship race opens. Ohio State leads with a 13-4 pre season record and faces Michigan State, Michigan, and other Friday and Saturday doubleheaders as contenders including Michigan and Michigan State. notable players include pitchers Steve Arlin Dick Bobbs Mike Swain and batters Bob Baker Roger Sexton Ray Shoup.
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Iowa Hawks Open Big Ten Run Facing Northwestern and Wisconsin
Iowa to host conference foes Northwestern on Friday at 3 30 p m and Wisconsin in a Saturday doubleheader at 1 p m. Coach Dick Schultz cites improved hitting and solid pitching and defense as keys to the opening league series. Bob Schauenberg will start Friday with a 2 1 record and a 4 14 ERA in 26 1 3 innings. Mickey Moses leads Iowa at .341 with three infielders contributing at bat.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals Arrive Set for 1966 Workouts
The 1966 Cedar Rapids Cardinals arrived from St Petersburg Florida at Municipal Airport to begin workouts. Cardinal skipper Ron Plaza led a 20 man squad with staff and board members greeting them including Lee Winterberg Ed Morris Fred Killen Lou Nellis and Bob Hughes. Six holdovers from last year were present Harry Laiolo Wayne Boultinghouse Gaylen Pitts Jake Burroughs Dale Meier and Hamende. Mike Buist is expected Friday. They toured Veterans Memorial before resuming training.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Confuse readers
A garbled table shows standings for teams including Pittsburgh Philadelphia Cincinnati Chicago St Louis San Francisco and Houston with scattered records. The section lists results for Wednesday and upcoming games Thursday Friday with multiple matchups and weather notes, but many entries are unclear or incomplete.
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Aaron Eyes 500 as Braves Rout Phillies 8-1
Hank Aaron hit two homers in Atlanta's 8-1 win over Philadelphia while Bobby Bragan's ruler measured one blast between 575 and 650 feet. Aaron speculated it could be about 450 feet, then looked ahead to reaching the 500 milestone as Lee Thomas added two hits. Ken Johnson pitched six strong innings for the Braves.
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Whitfield Leads Indians Past Yankees in Milestone Win
Cleveland first baseman Fred Whitfield powered a 4-2 win over New York with a game winning homer in the eighth. Whitfield also homered Tuesday night to drive in three runs as Cleveland improved to 6-? with a strong series against the Yankees.
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Cedar Rapids Seniors Eye Colleges After Strong 1965 66 Season
The Red Peppers columnist notes Cedar Rapids basketball seniors from Jefferson LaSalle Washington and Regis are planning college careers. Players like Steve Mraz Mike Seyfer Pat Driscoll Jack Cummins and others weigh offers from DePaul Missouri Harvard Cornell Knox Coe Iowa Luther and Keokuk among others.
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Grinnell Names Richard Walker Assistant Professor Coach
Grinnell college announced the appointment of Richard A. Walker to the coaching and physical education staff. Walker, 32, will join the Grinnell staff as assistant professor next fall and serve as head wrestling coach and assistant football coach while teaching physical education for men.
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McCoy Stops Montalvo in Richmond Boxing Fight
Ralph McCoy of Richmond KO'd Rocky Montalvo of San Francisco after a brief bout. In Vancouver Eddie Cotton of Seattle outpointed Emil Umek of Germany over ten rounds.
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