Temple Umpires Target Me Says John Temple
Houston Colt infielder John Temple claims 6 or 7 umpires in the league are out to get him after being ejected three times this season and fined each time. He cited a witness he says heard a National League umpire declare hostility toward him. Temple, arguing ball was inside, clashed with plate umpire Frank Walsh in a Sunday night game with St. Louis. manager Harry Craft intervened. Temple maintained he did not curse and criticized inexperienced umpires, while teammates said the calls seem biased against him.
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Defending Cedar Rapids league champs edge Wilson in extra inning win
Chat and Chew remains unbeaten at 6-4 after a 5-4 extra inning victory over Wilson. Dennis Kelly drove in two runs with a sixth inning hit as Doug Stuelke and Steve Dewalle each allowed two hits.
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Towel Thefts Up Cost of Boys Meet
The Iowa golf association faced losses at the state junior tournament due to thefts by some teenagers. A bill from Iowa State University for towels, a blanket, and a fire extinguisher contents totaled 141 dollars. Entry fees fell short of expenses, with trophies and extra flights driving costs higher.
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Moffitt Reaches Wimbledon Semifinals in Upset Win
Billie Jean Moffitt, 19, from Long Beach, Calif., upset former champion Maria Bueno 6-2 7-5 to reach the Wimbledon semifinals. She advances alongside Darlene Hard who beat Jan Lehane after Lehane retired with an ankle injury.
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Johnson's Team Wins Pitchers Duel in Ellis Park
In a 10-11 year old Kids league game at Ellis Park Tuesday Johnson's defeated Dows 2-1 in a pitchers duel as Steve Peterman and Tom Holland each threw a one-hitter. Peterman struck out 12, Holland 10, while Walt Steggall drove in the winning run with a single in the last inning.
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Raiders Preview and Independence Night at Park
Milligan a 157 pound 17 year old shortstop from Lakeland New Jersey joins Rich Osborne a 6 3 pitcher from Haskell New Jersey as the Raiders announce Fourth of July park events. Family night offers 1 dollar admission while Sunday features Kids league night with 73 Cedar Rapids teams introduced before the game. Mt Vernon band directed by Ken Smykil will perform Sunday at 6 30 p m.
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Radatz Remains Reliever as Star Pitcher Path Proved
Dick Radatz, Boston’s renowned bullpen ace, recalls his past disappointment at being moved from a starter role. Now a standout reliever, he has appeared in 30 of 73 games, posted a 1.16 ERA, and earned All-Star consideration as rivals hail his dominance.
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Local 299 Stays Undefeated With 2 1 Win Over Moose
Local 299 edged Moose 2 1 at Daniels Park to remain atop Cedar Rapids Kids Major league play. Don Schley and Dale Usher led with key hits as Chuck Swope shut down Moose after a fifth inning threat. Madden and Naughton paired for Local 299 in the victory.
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Burgo Outpoints Mitchell in Boston Bout
Manny Burgo of New Bedford outpointed Willie Mitchell of Boston over ten rounds in New Bedford. The Associated Press reports a decisive decision as Burgo controlled the action throughout.
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Fleck's Nips HyVee 3-0 in Major Open Softball
Fleck's Falstaff opened the second half with a 3-0 win over HyVee at Ellis Park. Unbeaten pitcher Jerry Ralfs carried a near no hitter through seven innings before a late single broke the spell.
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Reformatory Cats Rally Past Collins Radio
Walker pitched a three hitter to lead the Reformatory Cats to an 8-5 softball win over Collins Radio of Cedar Rapids in Anamosa. Beak Grossnickle drove in two runs with a two run homer and two singles. The Cats next host Victor.
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