Warriors batter Benton in 13-0 five inning win
Cedar Rapids Warriors rapped two Benton Community pitchers for 14 hits and a 13-0 five inning victory. Rex Smith Mike Seyfer Dave Close and Tim Zuber had two hits each. Close pitched two hitter and the Warriors meet Norway at the Washington diamond Friday at 6 p m.
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Cards Rally to Tie Late as Angels Fall Short
With the score 9-2, the St Louis Cardinals rallied in the late innings. Chip Coulter, Gaylen Pitts, Wayne Boultinghouse and Marty Beltran delivered hits for two runs in the eighth. In the ninth, Coulter and Byrd sparked the comeback as Boultinghouse doubled and Beltran drove in two tying runs off pitcher Eric Spelman.
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Angels
Spelman
Billy Davis
Beltran
Player Leads National Challenge With 69 In Opening Round
U S Open champion Gary Player shot a two under par 69 to take a one stroke lead over Bill Campbell in the National Challenge. The article also notes Casey Stengel’s retirement remark causing a stir and clarifies he didn’t mean it.
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NEW York
Casey Stengel
Senators Happy With Trade Between Dodgers and Senators
The Dodgers acquired Claude Osteen and Jack Kennedy while the Senators landed starter Phil Ortega and Pete Richert plus regulars Ken McMullen and Frank Howard and reserve Dick Nen. The swap leaves both clubs satisfied as they push toward the pennant.
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Associated Press
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Pete Richert
Ken McMullen
Frank Howard
Dick Nen
Bob Goalby leads amateur event as Masters champ ties
Campbell, the National Amateur champion, posted 71 amid a crowded leaderboard with Jack Nicklaus and Deane Beaman close behind at 72. Arnold Palmer and others pursued, while Stengel discussed retirement and a move to California after the season.
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SYMCA Sets Baseball Trip
The Senators sat high as the Twins again used Harmon Killebrew Bob Allison and Tony Oliva to sweep Boston. Allison drove in five with his 13th and 14th homers Oliva had three RBIs and Killebrew added his 19th homer and another hit for two RBIs.
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Hartford Open Sees Goalby Regain Putting Touch
Bob Goalby regained his form to post a strong opening round in the Insurance City Open at Cedar Rapids. The 1962 ICC winner shot 31-33-64 with three birdies and one bogey, while Dick Rhyan led the field with a 32-33- Sh. Hartford AP report notes a long lapse followed by a quick rally as local players mix with club pros in a crowded field.
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Allen Murphy Lead Schoolmen golf meet rallying pair
The article highlights Allen and Murphy leading the Schoolmen's golf meet with standout play. It notes postgame remarks and mentions City Hall and Mets president Weiss in a broader sports context.
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Badger Triples Lead Local 299 Past C. R. Sporting Goods
Steve Badger hit a two run triple in the third inning as Local 299 edged C. R. Sporting Goods 4 to 3 in a 14 to 15 year old Kids league game Taney. Local 299 003 O10 4 Olver Schamberg Kennedys Gallagher Smith and Badger credited with the win.
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