Javier's bruised hip fuels Cardinals surge to lead race
Javier drove in two with a two run triple as St. Louis beat Chicago 6-4 extending their win streak to 17 of 21 and opening a 10½ game gap atop the NL. He shrugged off a bruised hip and thigh, saying plans to count money come after the road trip.
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LaSalle Lancers Set First Practice Dates
LaSalle High School announces football candidates from sophomore to senior report at 2 p.m. Sunday August 20 for the first practice under Coach Tony Kaminski. Freshmen start drills Friday August 25. Bring own shoes shorts and practice gear.
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Fisher Named West Grid Coach
Gene Fisher was named head football coach at West high school Tuesday. He had served nine years as an assistant at Davenport Central and succeeds Bob Liddy who resigned to become principal. Fisher was a Little All-America halfback at Iowa Teachers University during college days.
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Bob Liddy
West
Iowa Teachers
Northern Town University
Baseball Standings and Scores from Tuesday Evening Games
Fragmented standings show San Francisco 4 3 over Ravetes 1 12 27 with New York 12 innings, and York 32 at Philadelphia. Other listed games include Pittsburgh Bolin 4-7, Atlanta, Houston, Chicago, and Cincinnati references among scattered team results.
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Houston
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Stapleton says ISU stay in Big Eight for future
Iowa State boosters hear coach athletic director Clay Stapleton defend staying in the Big Eight. He notes 14 year Big Eight receipts over $700,000 and a 1958 budget of $97,000 rising to $217,000 this year. He previews 1967 schedule and recruiting, introduces Paul Kemp and Lew Erber, and highlights plans for an odd-man defensive line led by Don Graves.
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Cyclones
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Elmcrest Country Club
Wisconsin
Oklahoma
Nebraska
Jene Carolina
Texas Tech
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Iowa
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Michigan
Ohio
New Jersey
Paul Kemp
Lew Erber
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Don Graves
Centerville
Willie Muldrew
Chicago
Cedar Rapids Swimmers Enter Area 7 Regional Meet
Seven Cedar Rapids teens qualified for the Area 7 AAU regional swimming and diving meet to be held in St. Cloud Minnesota August 18 19 and 20 They earned spots by advancing from the recent Iowa AAU meet and will face competitors from Minnesota Wisconsin North and South Dakota Nebraska and Iowa The swimmers listed include Perry Secor Jim Conkling Tom McPartland Ben Taylor Kim Krizan Rob McKay Kevin Turley Bill Taylor Tim Krizan Dave Carruthers Steve Hartkemeyer Randy Kartkemeyer Kurt Moehlmann Mary Taylor Katy McPartland Mary McPartland and Kay Donaldson
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Fight Results from Associated Press Roundup
Miami Beach report lists Al Jones of Goulds stopping rival Preacher Jones in 1st round. Calif based Andy Heilman KO’d Billy Marsh in Little Rock. In Liverpool Brian London outweighed James Woody to win by knockout in the 1st.
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Calif
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San Pedro
Billy Marsh
Little Rock
Ark
Liverpool
England
Brian London
James J. Woody
New York
City Am golfers seek way to break 80 at Ellis Park
Greenskeeper Dave McLaud plans to center tees and place cups for fair greens to help City Am players face Ellis Park’s tough conditions. Parks chief Don Gardner favors near normal setups, with possible new cups before Sunday’s 10 a.m. start.
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Ellis Park
Dave McLaud
City Am
Don Gardner
Ellis
McLaud
Twin Pines
Jones Buckley Win Open Title In Rain Delayed Final
Alan Jones of Keokuk and Bev Buckley of Des Moines defeated Bill Lane of Waterloo and Beth Stock of Grundy Center 4-6 6-2 6-2 to win the Iowa State Open mixed doubles championship after a rain delay and final day postponement in Cedar Rapids.
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American Legion
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John
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Alan Jones
Keokuk
Bev Buckley
Bill Lane
Waterloo
Beth Stock
Grundy Center
Prairie Hawks Open Drills August 21 Under Coach Leidigh
Prairie football coach Red Leidigh announced drills begin Monday August 21 with two sessions at 9 a.m. and 3 p.m. All candidates must pass physicals by August 21 and ensure insurance by August 24.
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Red” Leidigh
Hawks
Leidigh
Oelwein’s Strang Wins Backbone Golf Playoff Title
Dave Strang of Oelwein captured the Backbone golf tournament after a three way playoff. He shot 70 on Saturday among four leaders and posted a nine hole 35 in Sunday’s playoff. Harold Frick Elkader 36 George Beebe Waverly 37 Frank Hartman St Louis tied Saturday 70 but could not join the playoff. Harvey Wehde Cedar Rapids posted 72 Saturday.
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Harold Nichols
Iowa State
Duane Olson
Big Sandy
Mont
Kim Rhoades
Cedar Falls
Stew Lampe
Colby
Kan
Rex Smith
Orange Township
Larry Munger
Algona
Norm Wilkerson
Ottumwa
Nebraska
Strawberry Point
Dave Strang
Oelwein
Strang
Harold Frick
Elkader
George Beebe
Waverly
Frank Hartman
St. Louis
Harvey Wehde
Cedar Rapids
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