Cards Dubuque Split Twin Bill In Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Cardinals lost the second game 2 1 while winning the opener 5 4 in eight innings at Memorial stadium. Dubuque pressed, claiming a forfeit unless the Sunday night game was played, and the doubleheader was completed to keep the series alive through Monday night. Rich Thompson hit a two run homer for Dubuque, and Rogers Robinson collected two hits in both games, scoring the tying run and the eventual winner in the eighth.
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Keokuk Rider Don White Takes Second at Milwaukee Race
Don White of Keokuk finished second in the 150 mile race at Milwaukee Wisconsin state fair. Jack Bowsher won the event after taking the lead on lap nine as White pitted. Bowsher had previously beaten White on the same track a month earlier.
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Pro Victory No. 50 Makes Palmer Happy
Arnold Palmer, 37, wins the American Golf Classic for $100,000 in Akron. It is Palmer's 50th professional victory, pushing yearly earnings to $138,189 and career official earnings to $892,640, with unofficial earnings surpassing $1 million. He had not won since the Tucson Open last February.
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Warren Ackleys Win Elmcrest Family Golf
The Warren Ackley family won the Elmcrest Country club family day golf event for ages 16 and over. First place among individuals included Ron Olson, Sue Pence, Tom Pence, Jan Otey, Kent Otey, Kathy McGrath, Tony Cebuhar, Carol Pence, David Jaycox, Amy Alford, Jamie Fashimpour, and Barb Naher. The event drew 104 golfers.
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Tipton Driver Horn Wins Wild Stock Car Feature
Fred Horn of Marion survives three restarts and two spinouts to win the feature race. Jim Gardner of Tipton appeared to clinch but engine failure ended his run. Helm and Gardner each earned two wins in heats and semis. Jerry Overbreckling of Cedar Rapids won the consolation. Tom Kemman of Anamosa took the owners mechanics race.
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Iowa
Montgomery wins as Dake protests late race ruling
In a 25-lap late model feature at Hawkeye Field, Dean Montgomery of Milan wins from pole despite controversy as Darrel Dake of Cedar Rapids disputes a rear-flag rule after a spin by Cal Swanson. Swanson dominates semis. Hilmer and Hughes also finish strong.
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Athlete's Foot Treatment Promises Fast Relief
An ad touts a quick drying T four L product that stops itching in minutes and begins healing within days. It claims skin renewal within 48 cents back at Aray's Drug Store if not satisfied.
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Keokuk Comets Take 1 2 in Wisconsin Race
Ernie Derr led Keokuk in the 100 lap late model stock car race at the Wisconsin Valley fair in Wausau with Ramo Stott finishing second. Both drivers represent Keokuk, Iowa, as the race ends with a Comets one two finish.
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