Fines Levied on Four Players After Brooklyn Brawl
Cincinnati Redlegs Raul Sanchez and Don Hoak and Brooklyn Dodgers Junior Gilliam and Charley Neal were fined 100 by the National League for Thursday night’s free for all in Brooklyn. League President Warren Giles warned against repeats in Friday’s game and cautioned Hoak about seeking revenge on Neal. Dodgers manager Walt Alston noted such incidents usually calm by the next day.
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Cincinnati
Raul Sanchez
Don Hoak
Cincinnati Redlegs
Junior Gilliam
Charley Neal
Brooklyn Dodgers
National League
Brooklyn
League
Warren Giles
Hoak
Neal
Dodgers
Dodger
Walt Alston
Associated Press
Redlegs
Battlers
Ebbetsfield
George Crowe
Gil Hodges
Keeney's blank Dairy Queen 3 0 in Cedar Rapids league
Keeney's turned back East side Dairy Queen 3-0 behind Dick Olin no hitters through six innings with 12 strikeouts and one walk. In other action Barney's beat The Gazette 3-2 while Great Electric topped South Side Civic 7-4. Type Union won 9-3 over Kitterman Kane as Fire Department moved ahead 8-3. several players posted multi hit games and homers across divisions.
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Cedar Rapids
Keeney’s
East Side
Dairy Queen
Dick Olin
Barney’s
Gazette
Great Electric
Civic
Hanford Post
Police
Type Union
American Association
Kitterman-Kane
Fire Department
Cedar Rapids Optimists
Spillman
Brown
Moore
Long
Madison
Prescott
THREE-I LEAGUE AND NATIONAL LEAGUE STANDINGS AND RESULTS
Standings and results across the THREE-I and National Leagues are summarized with team records and upcoming games. The THREE-I section lists Ames Fay Night at Cedar Rapids and other matchups. the National League shows Philadelphia Milwaukee Cincinnati Brooklyn New York and Chicago results, with several Friday and Saturday games noted and American League schedules including New York Boston Detroit and Baltimore.
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Ames
Cokuk
Cedar Rapids
Beenorine
Ravenport
Peri Ames
Coka
Iuk
Bereesen
New York
St. Louis
Brooklyn
Chncinnat
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cincinnati
Chicaso
Ames Cincinnate
Cleveland
Elmcrest Starts Qualifying for City Amateur Team
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club begins qualifying for 10 team spots in The Gazette City Amateur tournament set for July 27 28 and August 3 4. Twenty four candidates including John McWhinney Dave Naso Dean Challed Dave Thomas Ed Dengler Stan Jadeski Jim Riggenbach Bud Good and Art Emmerson compete in 18 hole rounds at 12 40 p m first Saturday and again next Saturday July 20. The low ten advance with alternates among remaining finishers.
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Elmcrest
City
Elmcrest Golf and Country Club
Gazette
John McWhinney
Dave Naso
Dean Challed
Dave Thomas
Ed Dengler
Stan Jadeski
Jim Riggenbach
Bud Good
Art Emmerson
Wayne Harger
Jack Stuhr
Dick Ringoen
John Roulson
Max Smith
Bob Kirchhoff
Hal Olmsted
Bob Mitchell
Ray Duhamel
Jack Heins
Bob Zirbel
John Kehrer
Forrest Smith
Bert Stitzel
Herb Kirkland
Boxing Feuds and No-Hit Bids Spark Pennant Push
The National League heats up with Don Hoak vowing to avenge a late ambush by Char lie Neal as Brooklyn edges Cincinnati 5-4 with Duke Snider homers. A seventh-inning brawl followed Gilliam’s low-bridge on Sanchez. In another game Jack Sanford spun 7 1/3 perfect innings for his 11th win, aiding Philadelphia’s chase into second place after Bob Rushsi no-hit the Phils for seven before a 3-1 loss.
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Ed Wilks
Associated Press
Dodgers
Duke Snider
Brooklyn
Jim Gilliam
Cincinnati
Raul Sanches
Gilliam
Sanchez
Chicago
Bob Rushi
Philadelphia
Jack Sanford
Cubs
Baseball roundup roils standings across leagues
In New York the Phillies again lost. Stan Lopata hobbled off with a knee injury. Milwaukee slid from second to third despite a 7-2 win at Pittsburgh, with Felix Mantilla and Billy Bruton out after a fielding collision. Johnny Antonelli blanked St Louis to lift the Giants, end their streak, and trim first-place edge. Mantle homered to pace the Yankees in a 3-2 win at Kansas City, widening their AL lead. Baltimore moved up to fourth with two 5-4 wins over Cleveland, and Snider fueled the Detroit chase with clutch hits as Boston beat Detroit in 10 innings.
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Phils
Stan Lopata
Milwaukee
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Felix Mantilla
Billy Bruton
Johnny Antonelli
St. Louis
New York Giants
Cardinals
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Kansas City
Chicago
White Sox
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Baltimore
Cleveland
Golf entrants set for Ellis Park tournament in Iowa
Three notable Iowa golfers enter the Ellis park event starting Saturday at the Ellis park course. Herb Klontz former Iowa Amateur champion Jack Rule last year’s Jaycee champion and George Shimek 1955 Ellis champion seek the title. Tee times available by calling the Jaycee office EM 4 5135 entries taken at the course 8-11 am and 2-3 pm Saturday. Entry fee five dollars includes greens fees for both days.
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Iowa
Ellis Park
Herb Klontz
Jack Rule
George Shimek
Ellis
Klontz Reaches Iowa Am Semi Final In Golf Tourney
Cedar Rapids based Herb Klontz Jr of the University of Iowa advanced to the semis at the Iowa Amateur Golf Championship in Mason City after beating Charles Updegraff 3 and 2. He faces Jack Campbell of Oskaloosa in Saturday’s 36 hole final rounds. other semis saw Bob Leahy and Jack Webb reach the next stage.
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The
Gazette
Mason City
Herb Klontz, Jr
University of Iowa Dental
Cedar Rapids
Jack Campbell
Oskaloosa
Klontz
Mason City Country Club
Charles Updegraff
Boone
Campbell
Jim Rossey
Bob Leahy
Denison
Jack Webb
Spirit Lake
Leahy
Jim Basley
Des Moines
Basley
Webb
George Lee
Humboldt
Roosevelt Beats Franklin 6-3 in Freshman Sophomore Action
Roosevelt won 6-3 over Franklin at Arthur field in a freshman-sophomore baseball game. Roosevelt built a 4-0 lead in three innings but finished with two key injuries as catcher Gary Thomas broke his right wrist and first baseman Bruce Miller re-aggravated a knee injury. Franklin outhit 7-6 and committed seven errors amid the loss.
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Roosevelt
Franklin
Arthur Field
Gary Thomas
Bruce Miller
Ellertson and Strause Lose in Topeka Test
In Topeka, Denny Ellertson Cedar Rapids and Dave Strause Iowa City fell in the 15-under doubles semifinals 6-3 6-4 to Charles and Parker of St. Louis. Rich Friedman Des Moines won the 13-under singles title by upsetting top seed Sammy Charles 6-2 6-2.
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Topeka
Kan
Denny Ellertsson
Cedar Rapids
Dave Strause
Iowa City
Rich Friedman
Des Moines
Iowa
Friedman
Sammy Charles
St. Louis
Ellertson
Strause
Charles
Jimmy Parker
Softball scores from Industrial A and B leagues
Industrial A games yielded Collins 6 over Link-Belt Speeder 0, Square D 16 over Cryovac 15, Iowa Steel 13 over Nutrena 12, Wilson 9 over Cherry-Burrell 1. Industrial B featured Licht Co 18 and Iowa Mfg 17 in a close contest.
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Industrial A. Collins
Square D
Cryovac
Iowa Steel
Nutrena
Wilson
Cherry-Burrell
Cedar Rapids Junior Legion Wins District Title 6-5
Cedar Rapids rallied from 5-0 down to beat Clinton 6-5 in nine innings for the District 2 Legion crown and a berth to the inter-district meet. Dave Bradley scored the winning run on Bob Bleakley perfect ninth inning bunt as Gary Haddy held Clinton to no hits after a rough first four and a third. Lynn Trosky drove in two runs, and Bob Hawk contributed defensively and at the plate for Cedar Rapids.
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Bob Bleakley
Dave Bradley
Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Bradley
Gary Haddy
Mike Gibney
Haddy
Lynn Trosky
Bob Hawk
Franklin
Clinton Insurance
Red Peppers by Gus Schrader
Jim Sprankle, a right hander from Purdue, emerged as a standout in the Southern Association with Nashville Vols after a late season one hitter. He has a 5-6 record and strong run support, while a page includes local notes on fishing clinics, Tebbetts family stories, and Kids league baseball access.
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Jim Sprankle
Raiders
Jim
Dodger
Cincinnati
Nashville
Purdue University
Birmingham
Keokuk
Sprankle
Ray Johnson
Nashville Tennessean
Nashville Vols
Dick Sisler
Ed Klekar
Cedar Rapids
Klekar
WSM
Townsend and Wagner Gain in City Net Meet
Renee Wagner and Karen Townsend won two matches on Veterans Memorial Tennis courts. They defeated Becky Fisher and Pat Redmond 12-4 and then Barbara Miller and Susan Waddell 6-0, 6-4 to reach the final round of the 18 under girls doubles in The Gazette city junior tournament.
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Renee Wagner
Karen Townsend
Veterans Memorial
Gazette
City
Becky Fisher
Pat Redmond
Barbara Miller
Susan Waddell
Susan Kohler
Sandra Foster
Kathy Proskovec
Beverly Swartz
Jerry Spilman
Bryan Covington
Ken Wright
Ricky Miller
Renee Waener
Ibecky Fisher
Three-I By The Associated Press. Burlington to Peoria notes
Fragmentary sports wire item listing players and numbers with scattered names and partial team references. The readable lines mention Dunn, Swiech, Nichols, Tarantino, and others amid unclear context and stray digits.
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The
Associated Press
Burlington
Peoria
Dunn
Swiech
Short
Nichols
Tarantino
Raiders Seek Salvage in Final Keokuk Game at Memorial Stadium
Raiders aim to salvage the final game of a rough series with Keokuk in a 7 30 p m start at Memorial Stadium. Art Wendt likely to pitch for Cedar Rapids as Keokuk swept two doubleheaders to widen the cellar gap. Williamsburg night events begin at 6 50 with a baseball exhibition and square dance before the game.
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Gazette
Raiders
Keokuk
Art Wendt
Raider
Memorial Stadium
Kernels
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Burlington
Williamsburg
Unclear Baseball and Keokuk Cedar Rapids Box Scores
The snippet shows box score fragments with player names Wallace Norris Bielik Olsen Polk Ritchie and others, listing runs hits and RBI as well as pitching lines for two games between Keokuk and Cedar Rapids with incomplete inning details and partial totals. The readable portions indicate batter statistics and pitcher lines from the Keokuk Cedar Rapids doubleheader.
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Agnes Ary Warta
Norr Rbi
Susce
Piedra
Olsen
Polk
Sitehio Pa Bielik
Aan Bok
Ledra
Ritchie
Bieli Ik Aca 'Ay
L—Bieli
Peterson
Williams
Keokuk
Rhedar Rapids
Vita Swartz
Lace
Orris
Morris
Eliey
Claudio
Chambers
Naylor
Schaeffer
iRehieffer
Keok
Cedar Rapi
Fear
Wallace
Mer
Nixon
Ffer
Anda
Norrig
Ixon
Filiums
Petore Nm
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Jim Davis
Davis
Red Miller
Pfaff
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