Home Parks Boost Yanks And Bosox In 1950s Style Bid
The New York Yankees and Boston Red Sox, strong at home, beat Cleveland Indians 3-2 and Chicago White Sox 8-3 respectively to widen their lead in the American League pennant race. Detroit topped Washington 2-1. Dodgers beat Cubs 6-3. Giants edged Pirates 4-3. Braves beat Reds 4-1. Cardinals defeated Phillies 9-5. Vic Raschi earned win with 10 strikeouts, Gene Woodling and Johnny Mize homered for New York. Lefty Kiely improved to 2-0 for Boston, while Ted Williams added his 19th homer. Marlin Stuart, Roy Campanella, Gil Hodges, Willie Mays, and Stan Musial also highlighted the day’s action.
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Muddy Ruel Emerges As Commissioner Rumor in Aug Visit
Cedar Rapids hosts Harold Muddy Ruel August 4 and 5 for the Old-Timers game while Ruel, farm director of the Cleveland Indians, garners support as a possible successor to Happy Chandler. Prominent boosters include Ed McAuley and John Carmichael who praise his baseball knowledge and dignity. If chosen, Ruel may forgo the Cedar Rapids trip to assume new duties, though he would still inspect rookies like Billy Joe Davidson. The column also recounts Illinois football concerns and a boxing draw, closing with Al Schacht’s Cedar Rapids visit and past mail snubs.
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Cuban Stars Rout Waukon Vets for 14 Runs
Cuban Stars defeated the Waukon Vets 14 to 9 before the season’s largest crowd. Joe Tisland collected four hits in five at bats for Waukon. Carlos Paula hit a single, double, triple and homer to power the Cuban Stars in the win.
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Piein
League elects new officers and schedules upcoming games
Recently named president of the league is not specified. Donella Bushman of Ft. Atkinson is vice president, Maro lyn Sersland of Decorah secretary, and Carol Mermier of Glenwood treasurer. Upcoming games list includes Aug. 1 Festina vs McArthur, Aug 1 Auger's vs Farm Service, Aug 15 McArthur's vs Farm Service, Aug 22 Baker's vs Festina, Aug 39 MeaArthur's vs Baker's, Sept 5 Farm Service vs Festina.
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Marolyn Sersland
Decorah
Carol Mermier
Glenwood
Festina
McArthur
Auger’s
Farm Service
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Baker’s
MeaArthur's
Baker's
Festina Leads Winneshiek County Women’s Softball League
Festina tops the loop in Winneshiek County with a single win while Baker's, Decorah's other team, sits second at 3-1. Audrey Johnson of Decorah features in the recap as the inning unfolds and the county league standings take shape.
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Toledo Players Implicated in Cage Fix Scandal
Three University of Toledo basketball players were charged with fixing a December 14 1950 game against Niagara University in Toledo and keeping the winning margin to three points. The DA said a New York bribe was sent to one player and split among the others, while Toledo coach Jerry Bush expressed shock at the allegations. The case ties Toledo to a wider national NCAA fixing scandal involving Bradley and several New York colleges.
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Bud) Grover
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Charles City Pitcher Signs with White Sox
Keith Pea cock of Charles City High School signed a class D contract with the Chicago White Sox last week and was assigned to Wisconsin Rapids in the Wisconsin State League.
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Bradley U official voices concern over college basketball bribes
David Blair Owen of Bradley University, visiting Mackinac, warns that the long reach of city gamblers could affect top players. He urges playing college games under protections to shield these youths from gambling influences.
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Johnny Corky Upsets Flores in Fort Hamilton Bout
Johnny Corky of Des Moines upset Georgie Flores of New York by technical knockout in the second round of an eight round bout at Fort Hamilton arena. The fight Tuesday night ended Corky’s win in the second round.
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Melms To Test Terre Haute Tonight In Indian twin bill
After two tight games Cedar Rapids and Terre Haute resume their series at Memorial stadium with a night game at 8 p.m. Dale Melms is the probable mound choice for the Indians against league leaders Terre Haute. Wylie exited with a swollen wrist after being hit by a pitch as the Indians rallied late but fell 4-3 in the second game.
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Baseball Standings And Schedule From Tuesday Results
Tuesday results show Cedar Rapids 6 to 3 over Terre Haute in two extra innings and Davenport 8 to 6 over Evansville. Waterloo 10 to 1 beat Quincy 5 to 14. Wednesday night games include Waterloo vs Terre Haute and Cedar Rapids, Evansville vs Davenport. Thursday night games list Incy at Waterloo, Terre Haute at Cedar Rapids, Detroit at Fosbinston, and major league matchups in the afternoon and evening.
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Westinghouse to sponsor NCAA football TV trials this fall
New York AP reports Westinghouse Electric Corp will sponsor the NCAA experimental televising of college football this fall following a two day NCAA television committee session.
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Major Corky Major Reaches Limit To Beat Boudreaux
Corky Major, a top favorite, narrowly defeated Patty Boudreaux of Cedar Rapids in a second round match at the state women’s golf tournament. Other favorites, including Mrs. Les Johnstone and Mrs. H. R. Staats, won their matches as quarterfinals approach.
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Waterloo
Fred Gordon
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Cedar Rapids runners place in state playground track meet
Davenport won the state postal title with 127 points in a Cedar Rapids Playground and Recreation Commission sponsored event. Dubuque edged Sioux City for second, Cedar Rapids finished fourth, and about 2000 youngsters competed statewide.
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