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Cedar Rapids Gazette in Cedar Rapids, Iowa

07 Jul 1967

Page 10

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Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1967

Page

10

Cardinals Rally to Beat Waterloo in 7-5 Thriller

In front of an estimated 6,700 fans, the Cedar Rapids Cardinals rallied from a 3-0 deficit to defeat Waterloo 7-5. Jackie Whitlock earned the win in relief as the Cards stay a game out of first place. Kids League night highlighted by prizes and fireworks. a 23 inch color TV was awarded to Mrs. John McInerney. The homestand continues Friday at 7:30 p.m. with Waterloo next up Saturday amid another large crowd.

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Gus Schrader Garett Cedar Rapids Cardinals Busch Memorial Stadium Waterloo Cards Hawks Jackie Whitlock Eagles KCRG John McInerney C Avenue NW Felix Maldonado John Frye Mike Koritko Larry Bowlby Bob Schaefer Jim Murray Riley Iowa Waterloo Hawks C.R. Cardinals Charlie Pud” Moel The Gazette Miami Coral Country Club Bud Ernie Banks Ernie Diana Bowers Teddville Baltimore Chi Schoul Louis Ames Kansas City Hunter Lindblad Cincinnati Zhim Mconthlin Allan Wright Minetenance Milien Chicago Peters Philadelphia Jons Aslewa Sparma Washington Pascual Cleveland Houston McDowell York ‘Gawains Gillman St. Louis Dheinnai Naly Minnesota Tenardi Atlanta Cloninger New York Wazal St. Lewis Carlton Philadelphia Cron Pincinpatt Ellis Pittsburgh Raimmons Bitsingame Angeles Isisere San Fran Ceder Rapids James Sk Wisconsi Los Angeles San Francisco Chintaan Decatur Clinton Quincy Farington Detroit California Wacom Appleton
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Square Blade Aids Sikes in Speedway Open

R H Sikes altered his putting and chipping stance and shot a 5 under 67 in the first round to grab a share of the lead with Rod Funseth at the Speedway Open in Indianapolis. Sikes credited a square blade and a steadier setup for his improvement. Funseth matched with a 33 34 card, highlighting a dramatic, 503-yard seventh hole sequence.

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Indianapolis Ind R. H. Sikes Sikes Rod Funseth Funseth Low Graham
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Emergency Plea Restores Original AL Emergency List Rule

Chicago White Sox fans prompted Commissioner William D. Eckert to restore the league’s original emergency list rule after GM Ed Short argued for protection of rostered players. The move allows Al Weis to the 60 day list and Duane Josephson to the 21 day list, retroactive to July 1, prompting the Sox to recall Buddy Bradford from Indianapolis.

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Chicago William D. Eckert Chicago White Sox White Sox Duane Josephson White Sox Allready Dennis Higgins Walt Williams al Weis Ed Short Origi Eckert Weis Josephson Sox Charles Buddy Bradford Indianapolis Dale E. Battleman Dale Cub Cubs Cardinals Minnesota Twins
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Red Peppers and Local Baseball Talk From Cedar Rapids

Jim Meaghan, former Cedar Rapids mayor and current U.S. commerce official, and his wife Florence live in Alexandria near Washington D.C. The column notes fan letters, Iowa liquor debates, and updates on local sports figures, including Cubs, Twins, White Sox, and Ernie Banks, with vignettes about golf, a beauty queen, and a Cedar Rapids ballgame recap.

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Jim Meaghan C.R Huron
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Saints add Jim Taylor to shore up backfield with Hornung

SAN DIEGO AP report says Paul Hornung welcomed Jim Taylor to the New Orleans Saints at training camp as coach Tom Fears echoed delight in reuniting the former Packers stars. Fears stressed Taylor's proven ability and anticipated strong impact, noting the reinforcements paired with Hornung would boost the team. Several rookies were released from the camp, including Dan Anderson Ray Kauffman Ron Kupisch James House Lionel Jones Henry Halligan Lawrence Chambers and Jce Brownholtz.

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San Diego Calif Paul Hornung New Dan Anderson California Ray Kauffman West Texas State Ron Kupisch Illinois James House Cincinnati Lionel Jones Southern Henry Halligan Bishop College Texas Lawrence Chambers Grambling Jce Brownholtz West Chester State
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