Cedar Rapids Card—Home Opener Postponed to Wednesday
Cedar Rapids postpones home opener due to rain after a 7-2 win at Clinton. The club lingered atop a tight Northern division, with plans for a Wednesday ceremony featuring El Kabir Shrine band and Stewart Shank throwing the first ball. Bobby Dews to start Ted Acmesway, while Hemenway is noted for the 1969 mound relevance as the Cards head to Wisconsin Rapids and Appleton before hosting Quad Cities on May 3.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Jetty
Ron Kinney
John Hurd
Ted Kemenway
Mike Fenton
Fred Warner
Bobby Dows
Hemenway
Clinton
Uhey
Pilots
Bob Forseh
Tinton
Memoral Stadium
el Kabir Shrine
Stewart Shank
Cedar Rapids
Bobby Dews
Ted Acmesway
St. Pedersburg
Sivasdu
Gards
Wisconsity Rapids
Appleton
Quad Cities
Vida Blue Dominates As Mets Handle Gibson Early
Vida Blue improved to 5-1 with a solid outing against the Orioles as Gibson struggled with a knee issue. The Mets jumped on Gibson early, blasting him for five runs across the first four innings, while Seaver earned a win for New York. Blue’s four-hits allowed and early offense backed by Seaver’s seven-hitter performance highlighted a bustling nine-game pro baseball night.
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Associated Press
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Baseball headlines mix with scattered standings and quotes
The clipping mixes American League standings with player notes and game snippets. Mentions Kansas City, Chicago, Cleveland, California, and Baltimore among others, plus commentary on Bob Gibson and Bob Seaver. No single coherent event dominates the fragment.
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Aaron Eyes 600th Home Run In Braves Series
Atlanta salivates as Hank Aaron nears his 600th career homer in a three game set with the Braves at Atlanta Stadium. Gaylord Perry, facing Aaron, predicts the 600th may come tonight, while Willie Mays watches with fanfare as Aaron joins Babe Ruth and Mays in the sport’s power milestones. The Braves offer a $600 fan bounty for the ball, and Aaron stresses the need to earn such a homer with a strong at bat.
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Peery
Aaron
Ciant
Willie Mays
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Mays
Paolo Henry Aaron
Atlanta Braves
Harry Walker
Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
Nebraska sports editor Don Bryant weighs a governor decision on a proposed nickel cigarette tax to fund a state office building a recreation hall for the state home for the retarded and a new fieldhouse at the university. Wally Provost of the Omaha World Herald offers an impartial take.
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Deep South
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Kansas City Chiefs
Kirkwood Community College
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Iowa
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Frank Holmes
Westhoff Cards Ace in Monticello No 2
Monticello golf notes Rick Westhoff Regis basketball coach recorded a hole in one Sunday at the No 2 hole a 17 yard par 3.
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Rick Westhoff
Iowan Ousted In North South Amateur Golf Match
In Pinehurst North Carolina John Benda Humboldt Iowa was eliminated after 16 holes in the North and South Amateur. James Cleveland of Atlanta defeated Benda 4 and 2. Ed Updegraf formerly of Boone advanced past the first round. Updegraf now living in Texas beat Ed Johnston in Baltimore 3 and 2.
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