Bailey Leads City Amateur With Six Birdies In Hot Pace
Ellis Park's Al Bailey shot a four under 67 at Twin Pines to post a 136 total and a seven stroke lead over rivals as the City Amateur heads into the final rounds. Steve Estes and Jim Lockwood chase from seven back, with Bailey’s 16 greens in regulation and two bogeys shaping the leaders. The team race has Ellis Park leading by 18 over Jones Park, extending to a 30 stroke margin Sunday.
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City Am
Bailey
al Bailey
Twin Pines
Steve Estes
Jim Lockwood
Dick Morton
Wally Pinckney
Gus Schrader
Gazette City
Ellis Park
Ellis
Jones Park
C.R. Country Club
Park Ls
Chipokas
Wehde
Consistency
Hey
Waly Pinckney
Bree Faithiewsen
Jones Kild
Smith
Steve Kahrer
John Jacobs
Harvey “ Tea Ick Geder
Sheyé Koehler
Bill
Joe Mitenell
Jens
Jones
Minn
Dave Lafontaine
Dave Smi
Mann
Steve Hil
Mike Hal HI
Je Jones
Jones Pruner
Jones al Camel
Ernie Rice
Bob Bi i
Glenn George Ludigw
Rick Swarzentruber
Bob Stephenson
John Ccher
Tom Leher
Jim
Garry
Martin
Ralph Sapler
T.P
En Douas
Ail Travis
Delf Earney
Hi H
Mark Stephenson
Elli ceMmen
Ted Ruffin
Dave Challier
CROC
City
Drew Fairchild
Bob Matthiessen
Matthiessen
Monticello
Mike Hall
Monti
Iowa
Bob
Mike
Wilson & Co
C.R
Bill Hall
al Ahrens
Adolph Ahrens
Mechanicsville
Hillcrest Country Club
Miehle-Goss-Dexter
C.R. An
Cedar Rapids Juniors capture state title in baseball final
Cedar Rapids Junior Legion edged Larchwood 6 1 Sunday night to claim the town junior league championship and claim the tourney's MVP Bruce Kimm catcher from Norway. Mark Hathaway, Steve Hasley, and Rick Netolicky contributed as Cedar Rapids dominated with nine hits and solid defense sealing the regional bid for Hastings Neb during Aug. 23 28 against Minnesota state champ.
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Jack Ogden
Mason City
Cedar, Rapids
Steve Hasley
Rick Netolicky
Washington
Kennedy
Sanday
Kimm
Cedar Rapids
Jim Hamer
Red Moore
Larchwood
Standings and Scores Across the National League
National League standings include St Louis Atlanta Chicago and Los Angeles with varied results. Notable games listed show New York Pittsburgh Chicago Philadelphia Cincinnati and San Francisco in recent action. Unclear entries reference players and dates such as NimcCormick and Jarvis with scheduled games for Tuesday across cities including New York Philadelphia Pittsburgh Atlanta St Louis and Los Angeles Houston.
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St. Louis
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Ow York
Houston
New York
Chicago
Whitagelphia
Cincinnati
Louis
Francisco
St. Atlante
New ‘York
Philadelphia
Jackson
San Francisco
NimcCormick
Jarvis
Cveuicnn Nolan
N. Co
St. Be
Minnesota
Detroit
California
Washinston Sa Clevelan
Lew
York
Baltimore
Kansas City Hy
Bostalers
Iceland
East Washington
Ranses
City
sBoswelley
Brunet
Alimore
New Orleens
San Diese
Misas City
Green Bay
Pitts
Palecaiani
Cokin
Angeles
Dallas
Boston
Cleveland
Stanky's Gamble Backfires as Twins Take A Steady Lead
Stanky’s management of Chicago pitching backfired and the White Sox dropped eight of ten, falling half a game behind the Minnesota Twins in a tight pennant race. The Twins beat Chicago 4 3 in a Sunday game watched by 42 418 fans including Vice President Humphrey, amid a fierce late season surge.
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Vito Stellino
UPL
Weiler
Eddie Stanky
Stanky
Chicago
White Sox
Minnesota Twins
Cleveland
Boston
New York
Twins
Hubert J
Bill Valentine Ryan
Tommie Agee
Old-timers game memories and golf antics from local sports
Reports from Sixteenth Avenue Night recounts of Ken Charpar and Art Pennington homering in a 5-0 two inning game. Golf tales feature John Jacobs IV in the City Am opener with a rare seven swing nine on the 554 yard 15th hole and a self imposed two stroke penalty for not marking the ball. Additional notes cover Washington Athletic Club plans for a testimonial dinner for Orville Rust and reminders of local sports figures and venues.
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Sixteenth Avenue
C.R. Cardinal
Ken Charpar
Art Pennington
Iean
al Smith
Horace Garner
Gordon Scott
Bud Curran
Thurmie Harris
John McAreavy
Bill Zuber
Hal Trosky, Jr
Hal Trosky
Allan Bliss
Bill Rucker
Ray Waychoff
Ray Petrzelka
Ed Benedict
Dick Rozek
Frank Turdik
Fay Adkins
Joe Bailey
Herman Freud
Chine Stodola
Cy Slapnicka
Jack Kral
John Jacobs IV
O.R. Country Club
John
Indian Creek
Pete
John Jacobs III
Iowa
Washington Athletic Club
Orville Rust
C.R. Washington
Orville
C.R
Wash Athletic Club
Dick Reeder Rust
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Elmcrest
Washington of St. Louis
Iowa State
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Twin ‘Pines
Tiger
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Regis Tiger
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Steve Kehrer
Dave Challed
Jim Chipokas
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Aneleton
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Wi Rapids
Decatur
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Ut Cedar Rapids
Dubwave
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Horlen
Rich Rollins
Bob Locker
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Wilson
Fred Lasher
Jim Hardin
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Jim Lonborg
Bob Tillman
Repez
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Rico Petrocelli
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Ray Oyler
Earl Wilson
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Red Peppers
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3Rd Ave
Julin
Urance
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Pension
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Dick” Bauder
Ins
2Nd Ave
Paul Myers
Verqlight
Afa
RSI
Third Avenue
People’s Church
Matose
Third Avenue SE
Shetland
Clanry’s, Ltd
Roosevelt Hotel
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