World Cup Fracas and Fever Drive Global Reactions
World Cup coverage notes a surge of personal crises vandalism heart attacks and crowded rooms tipping toward danger as fans in Spain Malaysia Brazil and Peking react to games heat and upsets. The piece highlights widespread viewership and scattered illegal watching incidents.
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Feller to Pitch Exhibition in Cedar Rapids July 15
Hall of Fame pitcher Bob Feller will appear at Memorial Stadium on July 15 for a pitching exhibition before the Cedar Rapids Reds versus Appleton game. The event, sponsored by Fleck Sales Co., pairs Feller against local Metro area high school players and possibly media, with two area players chosen to bat. Feller, 266-162 lifetime, three no hitters, 12 one hitters and 2581 strikeouts, will also play in Davenport July 14 for an old timers game alongside other Hall of Famers.
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Reds Host Beloit Brewers In Midwest League Doubleheader
Rain postpones Tuesday games as the Cedar Rapids Reds reschedule a Beloit Brewers twin bill at Memorial Stadium for 6 30 p m. The Major Open Softball Storm vs Vigortone is moved to a later date while Collins Radio vs Pabst Blue Ribbon also appears on the night program.
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Weaver Set for WBA Heavyweight Title Fight
Tapco Inc promoter says Mike Weaver will defend vs Randy Cobb on July 25 with WBA sanction and a 60 day extension to Aug 3. The bout, telecast by CBS-TV, has no site yet but is expected to be in Las Vegas.
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Carew Heads AL Starting Team In 1982 All Star Game
Rod Carew earned his 13th straight All Star selection as the California Angels placed four players on the American League starting roster for the Montreal game. Joining him were Bobby Grich Reggie Jackson and Fred Lynn, with Carlton Fisk leading the catchers in votes.
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Wathan suffers ankle fracture halting stolen-base chase
Royals catcher John Wathan, Cedar Rapids native, breaks left ankle in the second game of a doubleheader with Boston at Royals Stadium. Out six weeks, he still hopes to top Ray Schalk's 1916 mark and contemplates broadcasting for the Royals network in the meantime.
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Nastase Beats Smith in Swiss Open Duel
In Gstaad Ilie Nastase of Romania defeated Stan Smith of the United States 6-1 2-6 6-0 in the Swiss Open. Separately Chris Dunk upset second seed Chip Hooper 6-3 6-4 at the Miller Hall of Fame championships in Newport Rhode Island. Dunk is ranked No. 173, 150 spots behind Hooper.
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Olson excited as Carver-Hawkeye Arena nears completion
Iowa City moves toward opening a $17 million Carver-Hawkeye Sports Arena as construction pours the first seating section. Coach Lute Olson says the project is on schedule and will replace the 1927 Field House, which will be repurposed for PE programs. The $25 million recreation project is funded mainly by private gifts and revenue bonds, with finishing touches planned before the Amana tournament on December 3.
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