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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 18, 1958

Page

10

Cubs Braces For 100000 Fans In Braves Series At Wrigley

Chicago officials anticipate 100000 fans at Wrigley Field for a three game set with the Milwaukee Braves. Manager Scheffing says the Cubs must prove they are pennant contenders while aiming to surpass last year’s attendance. George Doyle projects a 100000 turnout barring rain.

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Sievers Tops Junior Loop Attracts With Home Run Burst

Washington star Roy Sievers rocketed to the front of the American League home run parade with a surge of four round trippers in three days after a six homer binge before the All Star break. He tied Mickey Mantle for second with 4th in the season and trailed Jackie Jensen by three. Sievers, the highest paid Washington player at 36000, had a slow start but found form in late June, setting a new team record with every homer and amassing 144 homers in five seasons with the Senators.

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Joan Rich Opens Defense at Ellis In Golf Tournament

A field of 48 golfers led by defending champion Joan Rich competes in the Ellis Women’s golf tournament with three flights of 16. Rich opens against Mary Goin in the championship flight, first round matches due by July 22, and notable pairings include Mrs. William Moeller vs Mrs. Charles Hough and Mrs. Clarence Mather in the opening slate.

Joan Rich Ellis Rich Mary Goin William Moeller Charles Hough Joseph Hestve Clarence Mather M. Hesleve Laverne Morningstar Ray Dunahogh Betts Hruska R. N. Hotchkiss Beverly Co- Watths W. Nelson Max Riter William Moellerve Clarence Hough Clark Toussaint Arthur Redel Ray Ashlock Elmcrest Country Club Judy Kehrer Ray Spielman Robert Gross Hele Gaylen Good Howard McLaughlin R. C. Smith Joe Frederick Annette Ashlock William Patty Jo Mtr. Mallen Busby Hues Schenken Ray Ashiock Judy Kehrer Birs J. M Olson John Anta A An Hifs Chuzieg Rubde Ward Lacule Russ Jones A. R Brandt Mruceenbug L. Hevie R. ¢. Smith Joe Predereke Holes Kkon Kruse Chet Ettinger Roy Putman Dan Scharltters Howard Wilsone A. J. Mallon

Smith Jessen Lead Half at Hot Springs 4 Ball

Moon-faced Wilfs Smith of St. Clair Michigan and Ruth Jessen of Seattle shot a four under par 70 in the Hot Springs 4-ball opening round. They hold a two stroke edge over their pursuers as the 72 hole event continues in Hot Springs Virginia.

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Musial Leads But Cards Drop 8-7 to Milwaukee

Stan Musial hit two homers and five RBIs and raised his average to .370 as he moved past Lou Gehrig in extra base hits. The Cardinals dropped their 11th defeat in 15 games, despite Musial’s hot bat through a rough stretch of the season. Traynor was in hospital for a respiratory ailment. Russia denied compelling Ernestina Russell and Bernard Newman to leave after world championships, stating return tickets were moved to July 11 for a faster departure.

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Redlegs Manager Birdie Tebbetts Hanged in Effigy

Cincinnati police found an effigy bearing a paper labeled Down with Birdie attached to a shirt and trousers hung from a pole in the northwest city section. Birdie Tebbetts, manager of the Cincinnati Redlegs who sit seventh in the National League, was not harmed.

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Coon Dog Trials Set For Davenport Sunday

Davenport coon hunters prepare a four heat field trial series at the Davenport Chapter No 1 grounds near Blue Grass. The finals offer a $250 guarantee with the first preliminary heat starting at 11 am.

Davenport Sperial Coon Hunters Association of Town Blue Grass Sharp

Baltimore Zoo Receives Long Imported Reticulated Python

A young reticulated python from southwest Asia arrives at the Baltimore zoo. The 1344 foot snake has fed on deer pigs and chickens but remains unsettled. Reptile director Frank Groves says feeding is difficult and is forcing the snake to eat once a week.

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Traynor Undergoes Minor Chest Tumor Surgery

PITTSBURGH AP Pie Traynor former Pirates third baseman and Baseball Hall of Fame member had surgery Thursday to remove a small chest tumor. Doctors called the operation minor and said the tumor likely resulted from a ball hit during his playing career. He retired as

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Minor Baseball Scores From Pacific Coast and Leagues

San Diego 5 Salt Lake City 2 in 10 innings. Vancouver 4 Phoenix 3. Spokane 5 Sacramento 4 Seattle 19 Portland 4. I.L. Buffalo 1M Toronto 4 15 fag. Richmond 3 Miami 1 10 inn. Montreal 7 Rochester 10 inn. American Assn Charleston 2 Indianapolis 1 Denver 4. Minneapolis Wichita 7 Louisville 2. Omaha 0 Saint Paul 2. South Atlantic Augustsni 7 Jacksonville FH. Knoxville 4 Savannah 2 Macon 1 10 inn. Texas League Thamas 5 Austin 1 Corpus Christi 7 San Antonio 6 Houston 7. Victoria 5 Fort Worth 7 Tulsa. Western League Colorado Serines 14 Sioux City 6 Topeka 7 Amarillo 6 Des Moines 6 Pueblo 2 Albuquerque 3 Lincoln 2. Midwest League Michigan City 4 Parts 3 12 in. Only game played.

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Ellis Park to Close Course for Women’s Invitational

Pro Joe Lodermeier announces Ellis course closure at Ellis Park from 8 to 11 am on Wednesday July 23 for the annual Women’s Invitational colt tournament.

Burdette Faces Spitball Charges as Braves Win

Lew Burdette again dodged spitball accusations after delivering a 3 hit 5 inning relief performance to lift the Milwaukee Braves 8-7 over the St Louis Cardinals. The victory kept Milwaukee a half game in front of San Francisco in the National League race as Del Crandall and Wes Covington supplied key homers.

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Pheasant Capital boasts record fall hunting in Huron South Dakota

Huron South Dakota Chamber promotes pheasant hunting claiming a record population due to a mild winter. Mayor Jim Meaghan’s former hometown touts the fall as the best in history. Notes on local figures and a humorous golf tourney aside.

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