Bees Blast Seven in 9th to Beat Cedar Rapids 13-7
Burlington Bees erased a 7-6 deficit in the ninth inning at Memorial Stadium. Larry Bingham hit a grand slam off Cardinal relievers to cap a seven-run burst and seal a 13-7 victory. Ted Simmons and Bob Cox each had three hits for Cedar Rapids while Brooks and Greene did so for Burlington. The Cardinals visit Quad Cities Saturday before returning home Sunday to begin a weeklong stand.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Memorial Stadium
Burlington Bees
Bees
Larry Bingham
Cardinal
Burlington
MacLean
Schoene
Ted Simmons
Ken Kurtz
Bob Cox
Bob Brooks
Ed Davis
Duane Anderson
John Greene
Larry Vlasin
Simmons
Cox
Brooks
Greene
Quad Cities
Davenport
Cedar Rapids
Viasin
Kurtz
Fernandez
Br Auferio
Bingham
Freeman
Locweed Te Robinson
Cesel Or Falcone
Mategowski
Schaefer
Anderson
Davis
Hamilton
McGowen
Ocken
Madrano
E— Lockwood
C.R
Robinson
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Joe
Avis
MccLeen
Schoe
McGowen Tviasin
U—Weaver
Wyse
Mackin Paint Tops Midwest Investment 3 1 in Major Race
Mackin Paint moved into a tie for second in the Major baseball race at Daniels Park Thursday with a 3-1 victory over Midwest Investment. Mark Mraz had two hits and scored twice while John Sedenka led the losers with two hits including a triple. Two double plays halted Midwest threats in the third and fourth innings. Jeff Johnson added two hits for Midwest.
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Mackin Paint
Daniels Park
Midwest Investment
Mark Mraz
Midwest
John Sedenka
Jeff Johnson
Machin Paint
Next
Ray Hanrahan
Skripsky
Schott
Mraz
White Stripe Passes Spark Racing Feud at Hawkeye Downs
Verlin Eaker and Mert Williams clash over lane changes after a 1965 Dodge GTO entanglement last Saturday. Eaker vows to signal when the white stripe is painted, while Williams calls for warning before passing. Time trials start 7:15 PM, main program at 8:00 PM with both drivers expected.
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Hawkeye Downs
Verlin Eaker
Mert Williams
Eaker
Mert
Williams
Verlin
Baker
Red Forehead Heat In Stock Car Race At The Downs
Bill Mc Donoughs pit crew showed a red faced night after an engine blowout. Sweet William won a heat and semi before his Impala ran dry on lap 16. Schlemmer sits fifth with 455 points as Baker and Verlin lead campaigns. Entries pour in for Sundays National late model title at The Downs with Harold Young and Don Bitner among top names. Time trials at noon, 1 pm first heats, a 100 lap feature. Dick Hutcherson sits third in Grand National with 19 500 points and $39 395 in earnings while Richard Petty leads with 26 384 points and about $62 000.
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Bill McDonough
Sweet William
the Downs
Harold Young
Kansas City
Young
K.C. Auto Racing Assn
Hawkeye Downs
Don Bitner
Peoria
Ill
Johnny Beauchamp
Atlantic
Lee Kunzman
Guttenberg
Red Droste
Bill Zwanziger
Waterloo
Dick Hutcherson
Keokuk
Richard Petty
Petty
Tight race at Sterling track sparks point battle
A sharp contest unfolds at Sterling Illinois where Baker leads John Connolly of Delhi by two points 552 to 550. Big John climbs to second with momentum while Darrell Dake of CR sits third at 510 with another CR driver Johnny remaining in the frame.
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Sterling
Ill
Baker
John Connolly
Delhi
Big John
Darrell Dake
C.R
Johnny
Rookie Wilson Shuts Out Mets Amid Astros Rally
Astros rookie Don Wilson fired a two hit shutout over the Mets, his third straight win as he extended a club record 25 inning scoreless stretch. Jackie Brandt supplied four RBIs and homered, while Gene Oliver added three singles and a two run shot for Philadelphia.
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Associated Press
Jackie Brandt
Don Wilson
Wilson
New York
Houston Astros
Mets
Oo- Oliver
Gene Oliver
Rock Island
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Pat Jarvis
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta
Gaylord Perry
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Ed Charles
Larry Stahl
Robin Roberts
Astros
Brandt
Bob Shaw
Shaw
Oliver
Phillies
Claude Osteen
Bobby Wine
Larry Jackson
Javier
Cepeda
Tolan
Cardinals
Mel Queen
Don Nottebart
Cubs
Perry
Giants
Willie McCovey
Six-Run First Lifts Jefferson Over LaSalle 11-5
Jefferson high used a six run first inning and nine hits to defeat LaSalle 11 5 on Thursday night. Key early rallies included a two run double by Don Jacobson and a two run single by Burrell Lowery. LaSalle answered with a home run by Gordie Pisarik and two runs in the fourth, but the J Hawks held the lead through final innings.
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Jefferson High
LaSalle
Jeff Diamond
Dick Gallagher
Tim KeHey
Bob Simanek
Don Jacobson
Jim Hayden
Dave Brusha
J-Hawks
Finn
Trickey
Kelley
Burrell Lowery
Mick Tresnak
Lancers
Lonnie Tresnak
Gordie Pisarik
Iowa City Tops Carpet Line In Major Open Showdown
Iowa City erupted for nine runs in the first inning and cruised to a 12-2 five inning victory over Carpet Line in Major Open softball. Jack Larson finished the game after entering with two outs in the first, while Bob Mathews started for Carpet Line. Iowa City climbs to second place and remains the main challenger to unbeaten Welty Way.
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G.B. Welty
Iowa City
Fordtown
Hopkinton
Carpet Line
Welty
Bob Mathews
Jack Larson
Tigges
Bowen
Williamson
Mann
Wieland
Clark
Fletcher
Boaers
Barv
Klein
Kvach
Cahil Issarson
Fo Arin. Roberts
iFeuerbach
Elston
Hamilton
Feve
Emit
Caddie
Feuerbach-Klein-Fletcher
Feuerbach
Mathews
Arson
Larson
Reeerbech
Lou Svorak
Bob Michaels
Tigges Stars With Three Hits As Winners Clinch Lead
Dave Tigges collected three hits in four at bats while teammates Phil Williamson and Larry Rogers added two apiece for the winners. Bill Mann and Larson each had two hits for the losers. PGA golf championship coverage scheduled for Saturday at 5 00 PM and Sunday at 4 00 PM in color on KCRG TV Channel 9.
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Dave Tigges
Phil Williamson
Larry Rogers
Bill Mann
Larson
Kcrg-Tv
Hill Sets Course Record With 67 In PGA Lead
Dave Hill, 30, Evergreen, Colo., fired a six under par 67 at Columbine Country Club to lead the 150000 PGA Championship after round one. Jack Nicklaus shot 67, Arnold Palmer 70, Billy Casper 75, while other notables trailed as Hill’s 67 tied a course record set earlier.
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Colo
Dave Hill
Hill
Little Mountain
Evergreen
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Columbine Country Club
Nicklaus
Palmer
Mike Souchak
Tommy Aaron
Richard Bassett
Upper Montclair
N.J
Donald Bies
Julius Boros
David Love
Dan Sikes
Don Massengale
Bob Goalby
Frank Beard
Frank Boynton
Phil Rodgers
Bruce Crampton
Don January
R T
Mason Rudolph
Mac Hunter
Bill Distler
Jerry Pittman
Darrell Hickok
Doug Sanders
John W. Felus
Ernie Wesseler
Gene_ Bone
Bob Toski
H. Sikes
Lime Wright
Ken Venturi
Don Kubiak
Clare Emery
Bill Martindale
Geneittler
Ken Still
Fred Wampler
al Geiberger
Dudley Wysong
Jack Burke
Tomer Bob
Mares
Borkovich
Chick
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Mackin
James B. Jones
Davis-Jones Agency
Commerce Exchange
First Avenue
Avevemene
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Schlemmer
K.C. Champ
Wilson Blanks
St. Louis
Julian Javier
Orlando Cepeda
Bob Tolan
Cincinnati
Larry Finn
B. J. Trickey
Jack Ogden
Shaffer
P Hayden
C Erusha
Gagalie
Erusha
E—Scheider
Resnak
Pisani
Erucha
Lagaile
Jeff — Jacobson
Finn Rekey
M Tresnak
Piisarik Rik
Ace —Finn
R. R. Griffel
Eldora
Iowa
C.R. Country Club
Russ Jones
Second Street
Norma Frederick
Rotorooter
Eby’s. Exiyy’s
Oxford
Eby's Sporting Goods
Times
PGA
Casper
Gay Brewer
Don Bies
Seattle
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David Love, Jr
Thunderbird
Dave
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DERBY
15Th Street
Kingston Stadium
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Evelyn Sisco
Dick Sisco
Ozzie Miller
Sisco’s Barber Shop
A Ave. NW
Lumberland
Sunfast
Seidlitz
Third Ave
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