Red Raiders suffer 12-1 loss in Davenport series
Cedar Rapids drops a 12-1 road game to Quad Cities as the three game set heads to Friday. Denny Meyers paced the Angels with five RBIs in a six run sixth inning and Jim Tokas collected five hits for the Angel squad. Al Cosgrove and Jake Martinez supplied Cedar Rapids only run with back to back doubles in the second.
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Mantle Out Indefinitely
New York Yankees star Mickey Mantle is sidelined with an injury and announced out indefinitely. Manager and team officials stated the veteran outfielder will undergo further tests to determine the duration of his absence and expected return.
Mantle could miss season after knee injury
The New York Yankees suffered a 5-0 loss to the Los Angeles Angels as manager Ralph Houk announced Mickey Mantle may be out for the season with a loose cartilage in his left knee. Mantle, sidelined since June 5 with a broken left foot, may be out for days or months, with medical advice leaning to rest and wrap treatment.
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Rice Record Intact Wins Third Cedar Rapids Crown
Linda Jordan Rice won the 18 hole final 5 and 4 over Mrs Wayne Julian to keep her Cedar Rapids Women’s Golf Association city title streak intact. Linda also led from the front nine 39 and extended a four up lead by 13 to seal victory. Mrs Ray Dunahugh captured her third straight nine hole title 2 and 1 against Hazel Trainor.
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Weekend College Basketball Rivalries and Matchups
Saturday schedule features Dubuque at Wisconsin Rapids and Burlington at Fox Cities while Quincy visits Cedar Rapids and Decatur hosts Waterloo. Quad Cities plays Clinton with Wisconsin Rapids, Cedar Rapids, and Burlington hosting others in key games.
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Exchange 3-2 Victory in 12-13-Year-Olds League
Exchange club upset Coca Cola 3-2 at Van Vechten as Tim Schimberg tossed a two hitter and drove in the winning run. Sandy Waller added a triple and two hits for the winners. Fire Department beat Standard Blueprint 3-1, and Gazette defeated UPWA 9-5 with Ed Smith driving in a key two-base hit.
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Mays on a Streak Nine Hits in Five Games
Willie Mays homered twice and drove in nine over a five game stretch as the Giants won four of five to pull within half a game of Chicago for second place behind Los Angeles. The Mets suffered their 19th straight road loss as Pittsburgh and Cincinnati won to tighten the pennant race.
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Cedar Rapids Kids League Suspends All Star Games
Cedar Rapids Kids League president Bill Quinby announced on Friday that no all star games will be sanctioned by the board. He warned there will be no insurance coverage for unauthorized games and no use of Kids League equipment.
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Hawkins Sets Pace with 67 at Western Open
Fred Hawkins opened with a four under par 67 in gusty Chicago conditions to take the early lead in the $50,000 Western Open. The round stood as the circuit's second hottest putting performance of the year, signaling a fast start for the veteran in the tournament.
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Father Heineman Aces No. 6 at Jones Park
The Rev. F. D. Heineman of Watford scored a hole in one on the 197-yard No. 6 at Jones Park golf course. Heineman used a one iron while playing alone. the trio of William Harrington Lis bon Vince Horst Cedar Rapids Aaron Wille Marion waved him through as his ball disappeared in the cup.
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Wisconsin Rapids Triumphs In Scoring Bout
Wisconsin Rapids 5 3 0 0 0 0 5 runs 10 hits 0 errors. Quincy 3 0 3 0 0 0 3 runs 1 hit 0 errors. Griffith and Asplen homered for Wisconsin Rapids. Jehrke and Bossier noted. Dubuque edged Parkia with late offense. Clinton outscored Burlington to remain competitive. Fox Cities defeated Musante with strong batting and pitching support.
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Wulfsberg vs Wing Set for Cedar Rapids Open Final
No. 1 seed Rolf Wulfsberg of Washington High faces No. 4 seed Jim Wing of Jefferson in the boys 16 and under singles final at the Iowa Open Tennis tournament in Memorial Tennis Center Cedar Rapids. Wulfsberg beat Tim Richeson 6-2 6-3 in the semifinals while Wing defeated Dave Andich 6-4 4-6 6-4.
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Doubles finals set as Jefferson team wins district matchup
Wing and Richeson defeated Wulfsberg and Jim Carruthers to advance to the state meet in doubles. A top singles clash on Saturday features No 1 seed Chuck Darley of Rochester facing Ted Russell from an unheralded background.
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Hanford Wins South Division Title in Little Bolt League
Hanford Post clinched the South division crown with a 5-4 victory over Concrete Materials as Bruce Leudeman delivered the game winning two runs in the fifth. Regular season wrap and Little Rider games follow with Champlin, Noelridge, Ellis, and Noelridge park action noted.
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Two Shutouts Lift Cascade Amateur Tourney Favorites
Cascade Peters burg and Epworth won quarterfinal games to reach the Cascade amateur baseball tournament semifinals. Petersburg defeated Cascade 5 0 while Epworth shut out Worthington 2 0. Other Friday night games were scheduled.
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Pennel Breaks Pole Vault World Record in Warsaw
John Pennel raised the world pole vault mark to 5.14 meters, his second record in two weeks, as the United States built a 68-36 lead over Poland after the first day of the two day dual meet in Warsaw.
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Sam Snead Takes Early Lead At Western Open
Sam Snead, winner of the tourney in 1949 and 1950, shot 3-under-par Friday for a 36-hole first place at the Western Golf Open worth 50,000 dollars. He posted 35 33 for the lead ahead of the field.
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