Hoeksema To Pitch For Cedar Rapids In Win Over Quad Cities
Cedar Rapids Indians beat Quad Cities 6-3 at Memorial Stadium to climb out of last place as Glenn Runge pitched the route for Cedar Rapids. Offensive highlights include Witek hitting a homer and Bannon making key plays. Attendance 1,927 as Hoeksema debuted as pinch hitter and will start tonight.
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Dick Hoeksema
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Iowa City
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University Athletic Plant
Hal Hart
WSUI
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Philadelphia Yells for Another Simmons-Curt
Philadelphia fans cheer Lefty Curt Simmons of the Phillies who out pitched the Brooklyn Dodgers 7-2 to pull Philadelphia into a first place tie. Vernon Law earned a win for the Pirates as Brooklyn and St. Louis lost, while Connie Ryan stole home for the Reds in extra innings.
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Pirates
St. Louis Cardinals
Vernon Law
Braves
Giants
Boston
Larry Jansen
Reds
Cubs
Chicago
Connie Ryan
Young Simmons
Brooklyn
Dodgers
Wilson Nips LaPlant in Eight Inning Thriller
Wilson edged LaPlant 3-2 in eight innings at Daniels Friday to pull within a half game of Iowa Manufacturing. LaPlant stays in the pennant chase with three games left. Wilson has one remaining against LaPlant. Guy Bruce earned the win as Wayne Bruce took the loss for LaPlant, with key plays including a Bob Vrbi cek triple and Glen Matter RBI single to cap the decisive eighth.
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Wilson and Company
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Daniels
Iowa Manufacturing
Imco
Wilson
Bob Vrbicek
Howdy Mohr
Glen Matter
Wayne Bruce
Ron Kimball
Dick Farmer
Guy
Bruce
Babe Cypra
Jack Carpenter
Sturm
George Schamberger
Claire Burgess
Packer
Oakland Avenue
Bob Havlik
Havlik
Joe Bailey
Tom Seabrooke
Mel Shedek
White
American Legion Junior District Baseball Tournament Schedule
The schedule lists first round games Sunday with 2 p.m. Dubuque Maquoketa, semifinals at 2 p.m. Clinton Davenport, 4 p.m. Cedar Rapids vs Saturday winner, and Monday 8:30 p.m. final. Maquoketa Cedar Rapids will meet the Saturday winner at 4 p.m. Sunday at the site.
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Cedar Rapids
Maquoketa
Dubuque-Maquoketa
American Legion
Mt Vernon, Beck's Win 1-Run Victories
Two close late games in the Marion softball league produced one run victories. Mt Vernon edged Scoreboard 1-0 in 12 innings as Frances Pitlik singled home the winning run after 11 scoreless frames. Beck's won 5-4 with Kenny Curran driving in the decisive run in the seventh.
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White House
Mt. Vernon
Frances Pitlik
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Little Lodge
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Three IQ Umer ooddiseace Waterloo game summary
Waterloo defeats Terre Haute and Evansville in split doubleheader with homers by Darrah Verseley Carr Murray Lennett and Glane Worley. Evansville pitchers face tough innings as Danville and Terre Haute manage limited scoring through seven innings.
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Lenthe
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Worley
Gordon
Carmichae
Edwards
Brough Wins Wimbledon Singles Title for Third Year
Louis Brough of Beverly Hills California retained her Wimbledon singles crown with a 6 1 3 6 6 1 victory over Mrs Margaret Osborne DuPont of Wilmington Delaware. The Duchess of Kent and other notables watched on center court as Brough clinched her third consecutive title.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Margaret Osborne DuPont
Wilmington
Del
Duchess of Kent
Center Court
Miss Brough
Cascade Reds Fall To Maquoketa 5-2
Maquoketa defeated the Cascade Reds 5-2 after trailing 1-0 heading into the seventh inning. The visitors plated runs in the final three frames to seal the win. Cascade hosts Key West on Monday night.
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Cascade Reds
Reds
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Standings and results from the National and American Leagues
National League standings show St Louis leading with 60 wins, Philadelphia 40. Record table lists Brooklyn Chicago Cincinnati Pittsburgh and others with varying totals. Friday results include Philadelphia over Brooklyn 7 to 2 and Chicago over Cincinnati in 11 innings. Projections for Saturday feature multiple doubleheaders and probable pitchers with times across parks. American League standings show Detroit Cleveland and Boston among top teams with several Friday results and Sunday schedules across venues.
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Sauer Named NL Center Fielder for All Star Game
Baseball Commissioner A B Chandler ordered Hank Sauer to start in center field for the National League All Star team next Tuesday. Manager Burt Shotton accepted the decision, noting Sauer would play center as fans had voted, with Ralph Kiner in left and Enos Slaughter in right.
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A. B. Chandler
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Enos Slaughter
Cardinals
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Cub
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Red Rolfe
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Ritchie Fifth in Davenport Race
Dick Ritchie of Cedar Rapids finished fifth in the MMARA Davenport feature and fourth in the handicap at the Davenport fairgrounds. Lloyd Thurston of Waterloo won the feature. Der Merkley of Omaha won the handicap with Paul Newkirk second. Miller and Thurston crashed in the handicap, eliminating both.
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Cedar Rapids
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Waterloo
der Merkley
Omaha
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Softball Commercial League Batting and Team Lineup Notes
The fragment lists players Ling 5 and Ingels Cilek Black from White House 205 0020 9 and others, with partial abbreviations and numbers. Incomplete entries include names such as Cantiberry McBa and Cantiberry and a reference to a maidrite. The text is garbled, offering no clear game result or full roster details.
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White House
Ling
Eite
Ingels
Cilek and
Black
McBa Beeel
Suzy Hamilton First Iowa Open Champion in Cedar Rapids
Suzy Hamilton of Iowa City won the under-16 girls title at the Iowa Open tennis tournament held at the Cedar Rapids Country Club, defeating Ruth Rundberg of Des Moines 6-4 6-3. Other results include Pat Taft defeating Elizabeth Taft and multiple doubles and singles rounds with seeds advancing and upsets in both men and women divisions.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Suzy
Ruth Rundberg
Des Moines
Pat Taft
Cedar Rapids
Miss Taft
Elizabeth
Lucien Barbour
Len Prosser
Winfield
Kan
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Ward Parker
St. Louis
Natalie Cobaugh
St. Joseph
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Peoria
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Leonard Prosser
Mission
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Dale Anderson
Shawnee
Okla
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Council Bluffs
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Prosser
Pickrell
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Kuhl
Basebon
Cobaugh
Bud Newnam
Carolyn Knapp
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Hillier
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Okmulgee
Amie Andrews
Ron Case
Omaha
Neb
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Fort Smith
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Kansas City
Andrews
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Kan Bryant
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Okma Ee
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Kurl Kamrath, Jr
Houston
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Arthur Siftiks
Eda Mantesese
Carl Carlson
Ronald Case
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Fiaote
Gale Morey
Cedars
Gwen Arner
Ned
Elizabeth Rundberg
Sue Ruddell
Cedarids
Bonnie Grossnickle
Columbus
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Calliven
Gugha
Natalie Coban
Joseph
Arner
Irley Anderson
Ruddell
Phyllis Vance
Taft
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Ee Jumer
Ruth Pee
Pat Taft-Patght
Ruth Ashton
Mary K. Ludwig
Ibuque
Mary Carol Ranee Swanson
Bolts Rally Past Wilson 4-3 to End Season
Franklin high school closes its baseball season with a 4 3 victory over Wilson. Tom Fleckenstein leads the attack with three hits including a key double in the second inning. Schrimper earns the win with Dickson only to help in the last inning as Wilson pushes three runs across in the fifth.
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Franklin Crew
Wilson
Bolts
Tom Fleckenstein
Fleck
Aim Bell
Elliott
Shady” Day
Schrimper
Bell
Herman
Paul Champar
Bob Snyder
Dick Dickson
Marengo Pitchers No-Hit Immaculate Conception in 4-2 Win
Marengo’s Bob Gunsenhauser and Dick Graser combined for a one hitter as the Greyhounds defeated Immaculate Conception Cedar Rapids 4-2 under the lights. Gunsenhauser fanned 12 and Graser 3. J.C. scored on first inning errors and a Stemlar Texas leaguer, then Marengo answered with four runs in the second aided by Sherman and Maas and four IC errors.
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Marengo
al Moore
Gazette
Bob Gunsenhauser
Dick Graser
Immaculate Conception
Cedar Rapids
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Graser
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Texas
Jack
Sherman
Maas
Hounds
Martin Flips No-Hitter For Riders In 9-0 Win
Roosevelt ace Kerry Martin threw a no hitter for the Riders, dominating McKinley with 11 strikeouts. Only a second inning walk, an error, and a late hit produced any real scare as Roosevelt cruised to a 9-0 victory.
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Lea Ak
Marty Karow Named Baseball Coach at Ohio State
Columbus AP reports Marty Karow, former Ohio State football and baseball star, approved as baseball coach. Karow takes over after being linked with Texas A and M in prior reports.
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Ohio
Ohio State University
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