Cards Win On Bolter's 3 Run Belt
Cedar Rapids jolted Waterloo 5 3 to open the Midwest league season as Wayne Boultinghouse delivered a three run blast after a late rally. Tim Morgan and Luis Melendez sparked the offense with two base runners and a double. Charlie Prediger held Cedar Rapids hitless for 6 1 3 innings before the decisive eighth inning.
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Melendez
Hawks Rally as Bonalewicz Debuts After Farm Club Action
Bob Bonalewicz arrives after a Tulsa Triple-A stint with St. Louis affiliates and may miss ~four days due to a split finger. Rafael Salazar won the relief stint for Waterloo, as Hawkeyes pushed early scoring with crosses by Cross and Prediger. Neil Rivensburg homered in the fifth, while Waterloo’s scoreboard notes sparked controversy over home-run calls.
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Stott Beats Derr in Hawkeye 200 at Hawkeye Downs
Ramo Stott overtook Ernie Derr by 1 percent laps to win the Hawkeye 200 late model stock car race at Hawkeye Downs before 7,501 fans. Stott leads Derr by 15 points entering the 200 lapper on the half mile dirt oval as both Keokuk Komets chase the IMCA circuit crown.
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Cubs Belt Astros in 22 Hit Doubleheader Sweep
Chicago Cubs unleash 22 hits led by Beckert Kessinger and Johnson as Regan and Niekro combine in relief to dominate Houston 8 2 and 12 3. Regan, traded from Dodgers, shines in relief with two hitless innings while Kessinger adds four hits to seize NL batting lead. Cardinals Perry fuels five hitter victory. Giants beat Dodgers as McCovey drives in two.
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Boultinghouse Key for Cards Comeback Win Over Waterloo
Wayne Boultinghouse sparked Cedar Rapids to a 5-3 comeback victory with a three run double in the seventh. He played multiple positions as Manager Jack Krol seeks lineup flexibility and keeps his bat in the lineup.
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Hannum Resigns as 76ers Coach
Philadelphia AP report says Alex Hannum resigned Monday as coach of the Philadelphia 76ers. The club planned to name a successor within ten days or before the May 8 NBA college draft in New York amid rumors he may join the ABA Oakland Oaks.
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