Amana fete honors C R Juniors star Keeppel
Al Miller reports Gary Keeppel, June graduate of Washington high, received the Frank Tvrdik award at a Cedar Rapids Junior Legion banquet in Amana. Keeppel, cited for most team contribution, batted .380 with key RBIs as the club, state champions, prepared for Hastings regional. Red Moore praised Keeppel while Owen Thomas and Bruce Kimm earned state tournament honors.
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Red Moore
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al Miller Gazette
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Ox Yoke Inn
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Hanford Post No. 5
Norway
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Cedar Rapids Chamber of Commerce
C.R
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Mel Wessel
al Miller
Gazette Sports Department
Charles Decker
Contest and Athletic Commission
Iowa Department of the American Legion
White Sox erupt for 14 runs in 14-1 rout of Athletics
Pete Ward sparks Chicago attack as the White Sox snap a slump with a 14-1 victory over Kansas City. Minnesota Twins keep pace with 5-1 win over California and Jim McGlathlin suffers loss as Dean Chance improves to 16-0 in the sweep.
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Spear Carrier
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Minnesota
California
Boston Ward
Detroit
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Twins
Dean Chance
Ted Ahlaender
Jim McGlathlin
Chance
Devaney Recovers From Appendectomy In Lincoln
Nebraska football coach and athletic director Bob Devaney is recuperating after an appendectomy at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln. Dr. Robert W. Gillespie reports the 42 year old leader is in good spirits and should be released within five to seven days ready to join fall drills.
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Lincoln, Neb
Cards Beat Bees With Home Runs in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Cardinals toppled Burlington Bees 5 4 on a pair of two run homers by Bob Lanning and Raul Guerrero. Lanning tied game with fifth inning shot. Guerrero added 10th homer in sixth. Reuss to start next game as Cards near five game home stand.
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Hymie Cepeda
Orlando
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Ken Kurtz
Bobby Cox
Pete Koegel
Kurtz
Ted Simmons
Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
standings show New York edges Philadelphia 5 to 3 while Cincinnati defeats Pittsburgh 6 to 4. Other results include Abani 4 San Francisco 3 and Louis 4 over Chicago. Upcoming games list Chicago at Philadelphia and Cincinnati at San Francisco with several other matchups.
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Stary to clash with Dochterman on Friday boxing card
Friday night amateur boxing at the Eagles lodge 123 First Street NE features Terry Stary of Central City facing Mike Dochterman of Cedar Rapids Washington in one of ten bouts. Cedar Rapids boxers and out-of-town foes fill the card with heavyweights Nas and Everett and lightweights Furnish Eichmeyer and Corcoran plus Reeder at 175. First bout starts 8 15 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
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Bill Everett
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Dale ‘Eichmeyer
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Dave Reeder
Red Pepper Club Hosts Berg Mann Exhibition in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Sports Club spent 1060 dollars to bring Patty Berg and Carol Mann for a clinic and exhibition, earning only half that amount. Vice-president Bill Hoppel quipped that volume keeps them in business as the Berg Mann show drew laughs and praise for their golf skills.
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Carol Mann
Bill Hoppel
CBSC
C.R
Patty
Pass the Hash Iowa's tentative No 1 lines for fall
The piece lists four sophomores on offense and defense for Dean Schuessler of Lone Tree at center Larry Ely of Des Moines at left guard Don Sibery and Greg Allison on defense. Nagel's No 2 units include 13 sophs six on offense seven on defense with Ed Podolak and others named for a potential start tomorrow. It also notes Harry Burrell on Clay Stapleton Iowa State and Davenport West hiring Jack Spencer to replace Marshall Stoner with Spencer drawn from Nevada and Iowa Wesleyan.
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Iowa State
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University of Iowa
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Illinois
Davenport Times-Democrat
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West
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C.R. Jefferson
Waterloo East
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Iowa
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