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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
12
Central City and Linn-Mar win thriller games as Linn-Mar gains with Cedar Rapids St Patrick's absent. Alburnett meets Central City at 4 p.m. and semifinal winners face Monticello bracket winner at Monticello at 7 30 p m on July 15.
Linn-Mar defeated Mt. Vernon 4-3 in an extra inning sectional baseball game. Ken Elam pitched a three hitter with 16 strikeouts as the decisive run came on two errors, a wild pitch and a hit batter in the eighth. Central City beat Marion 3-2 in extras on a bases loaded single by Bob Tritle with Ted Steele collecting three hits. Linn-Mar advances to the semifinals while Central City moves on and Cedar Rapids St Patrick’s is not entered.
I T Wilson of Cedar Rapids won low net in class AA at Mason City Country Club with 76 net after a 100 gross and 24 handicap. Ira Brooks, Cedar Rapids, had low gross in class B with 80. The Iowa Senior Golf Assn plans another tourney August 8 at Ottumwa.
Segrif drives in six runs for Type Union in a 10-11 year olds game at Noelridge. Teams include Maresh Sheet Metal, Machinists, Lions, Sanitary Dairy, Kiwanis, Champlin, Cryovac, Smulekoffs, Jaycees, Operating Engineers, Miller and Co, Seven Up, with scores from 21 Iowa Mfg to 6 and 12 to 3 others at Ellis Park and Jones Park.
The Typographical Union crushed Iowa Manufacturing 21 to 6 on Tuesday. Ron Segris drove in six runs with two hits including a homer, while Dave Ross also homered and Marty Bertelli added a two for two with a homer.
Bob Jamison pitched a one-hitter guiding Rotary to a 4-1 victory over Midwest Investment at Daniels Park. The win lifts Rotary to 3-3 while Midwest remains winless. A lineup including Tack Fitzpatrick and Gradoville supported the effort.
In Chattanooga Iowa City's Steve Houghton advanced to the second round of the National 14 under boys tournament after a 6-0 6-0 victory over Don Keller of Charleston West Virginia in the opening round.
The St. Louis Cardinals announced they asked waivers on Red Schoendienst for unconditional release to return him to coaching. They also recalled Gary Kolb from Tulsa.
Gary Rainbow had the fewest putts with 12 in Elmcrest Country Club nine hole junior golf. Carole Redmond led girls with 13. Jim Dunn logged five fours, while Mike Thomson and Leslie Fluegel earned prizes for most golf.
Marion DeMolay defeated Dubuque 23 5 on Sunday. Next Sunday they face Cedar Rapids at Daniels Park at 2 p m in a 2 p m clash.
New York AP reports jockey Bob Ussery rode three winners at Aqueduct on Monday boosting his season total and adding momentum to his riding career.
Miller triumphs with a no hit effort by Gemby overshadowed by a 12 to 13 year old game at Noelridge Upwa. East Dairy Queen edges Bakers Local 9 to 2. Elks Club defeats Wilson and Co. 2 to 1. Chat and Chew top Coca Cola 4 to 2. West Side Civic beats C. R. Optimists 5 to 4 while South Side Civic overpowers West Dairy Queen 6 to 0.
Mike Miller carried UPWA through eight innings of no-hit pitching before two outs in the final frame to earn a 4-0 victory over East Side Dairy Queen. UPWA played with eight players as Miller and Carney were credited with the win. Bakers Local beat the Fire Dept. 9-2 with Rick Jensen collecting two hits including a bases loaded triple and Jack Douda plus Scott Beltz adding two hits each.
Mark Pealer struck out 10 as West Side Civic beat C R Optimists 5 4. Cary Cubisher had two of the losers four hits. Tim Fowler and Gary Champar led South Side Civic past West Side Dairy Queen 6 5. Steve Mahoney of Wilson and Co. retired batters in a near no hitter, spoiled in fifth by Phillips and Neilly. Elks won 2 1 in sixth. Mahoney added two hits. Chat and Chew beat Coca Cola 4 2, Doug Stuelke collecting two hits.
The Norway girls softball team shut out Alburnett 4-0 on Monday. Sheryl Boddicker contributed two hits and drove in a run for Norway.
Iowa City University announces three appointments to the athletic board. Philip Hubbard is reappointed for six years. Sherwood Tuttle and Willard Lane are named to six year terms, replacing Al len Craig and joining existing members and ex officio leaders.
A fragmentary item notes strong purchaser interest with the line Sold first day, indicating a quick sale. The brief text captures an auction or sale teaser without additional details on items or buyers.
Prairie defeated West Liberty 7 to 5 in the sectional tournament using a 10 hit attack and costly West Liberty errors. Cerveny led Prairie with two hits and three RBIs as Jess Schulte and Ron Novecombined for a five hitter. Prairie meets Lone Tree Wednesday at City High at 2 30. West Branch routed Mid Prairie 14 to 2 and faces Iowa City U High at 4 p m, powered by three run triples from Paul Shiltz and Ron Pederson.
Fleck's moved to the lead of the Major Open after Hy Vee defeated Robinson's 5-2. Mel Stark pitched a two hitter with 11 strikeouts, while Dick Thenhaus took the loss. Larson closed the game after Stark faltered.
Dick Nold pitched a one hitter and drove in four runs to power Wisconsin Rapids to a 6 2 victory over Clinton in Midwest league action. Nold doubled with the bases loaded for three RBIs in the sixth and added an RBI single in the eighth as Ed Stroud’s eighth inning triple was Clinton’s only hit.
Meet results show Linn-Mar 4 over Mt. Vernon 3 and Norway 12 over Amana 7 in Alburnett. Monona West Union 6 over South Winn 6 and M-F-L 7 over Mar-Mar 6. LaPorte City Waterloo Col. 3 over Independence 2 and Hudson 11 over Walker 4. Dysart Keystone 9 over Van Horne 4. Traer Clutter 12 over Geneseo 11. Iowa City C R Prairie 7 over West Liberty 5. West Branch 14 over Mid Prairie 2. Victor Newton 3 over Victor H L V 2. Montezuma 15 over English Valley 4.
Due to the in town invitational golf event at Ellis Park, the Nos 1 and 10 tees will be closed to other golfers from 8 to 10 a.m. Wednesday, announced Parks Commissioner Don Gardner.
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