It’s a Long Summer For Hank Bauer’s Wife
Charlene Bauer, wife of Orioles manager Hank Bauer, endures eight days with him in the eight month baseball year. She says the family sacrifices for roots as Hank and the Orioles play, while their four lively children stay busy with sports and chores at home in Prairie Village Kansas. Charlene describes Hank as sentimental and gentle, not a tough ex marine, and shares how they balance family time with his managerial career.
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Hopkinton Rally Beats Troy Mills 5-4 in Ninth
Hopkinton top of the ninth plated a run to edge Troy Mills 5-4, closing within a game of Center Point in the Delaware County league. Center Point improved to 5-1 with a 6-2 win over Coggan, using 11 hits to score twice in the first and thrid innings. Moore took the loss, fanning seven.
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Al Unser Wins Mountain Race at Pikes Peak
Al Unser of Albuquerque won the championship division auto race up Pikes Peak in 12 minutes 54.3 seconds, short of his year earlier record. His brother Bobby Unser, also of Albuquerque, finished second in 12 minutes 58.8 seconds.
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Dyersville Defeats Bernard 5-0 in Worthington Tourney
In Worthington tournament first round action Dyersville beat Bernard 5-0 as Art Humker pitched a one hitter with 11 strikeouts. Farley edged Richardsville 4-1 behind Don Kuehner's three hitter. Larry Sherman went 3 for 3 for Worthington.
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Unclear OCR sports brief lists players and teams
Fragmented lines name players such as Nailer Jancow Rouse Garten Francis and Wis Rapids Waterloo Brigg Gaines Isaac East Williams Healey Quad Cities Gosworth O'Reilly Velasquez Click Paepke. The text appears as an uneven roster or score snippet with multiple incomplete entries.
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Wilkinson and Stokstad Reach Hawkeye Open Final
Stevel Wilkinson of Sioux City and Arden Stokstad of Cedar Falls advanced to the Hawkeye Open final in Des Moines. Wilkinson, the top seed, defeated Gerry Perry 6 1 6 1 in the semifinals, while Stokstad toppled Nathan Chapman 6 4 6 3 in the quarterfinals and then beat John Bergin 6 2 6 2 in the semifinals.
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Iowa City
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Cedar Falls
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Sioux City
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St. Louis
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Des Moines
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Arden Stokstad
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Gerry Perry
Springfield
Nathan Chapman
John Bergin
Kansas City
Norway routs Palo 15-0 in makeup league game
Norway defeated Palo 15-0 to complete a rained out Iowa Valley summer baseball league contest. The win featured 15 hits against Palo pitchers as Scnulte McVay and Zimmer Jones contributed on the mound and at the plate.
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Schwinn Bikes Emphasize Quality and Longevity
Schwinn promotes its world famous bikes with claims of extra quality built into every model. The messaging stresses longer life and fewer troubles, positioning Schwinn as a durable option in cycling.
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