Hobel Beats Kladis In Cedar Rapids Midget Feature
Johnny Hobel drives to victory over Danny Kladis in a Cedar Rapids midget race at Ce-Mar saucer. Hobel breaks into the lead late in the 14th lap and wins by several car lengths as 3,500 fans cheer. Kladis earlier held the advantage with Red Hoyle close behind.
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Z C B J Rally Wins 5-4 Over Workmen
A three run sixth inning lifted Z C B J to a 5-4 victory over the Catholic Workmen in Major Open Softball at Ellis Park. Bernacki homered for the Workmen, Lee Kula hit for Z C B J, and John Sweeting fanned 10 in relief to seal the win.
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Imco Dominates Peoria 9–0 in Nine Inning Win
Imco from Cedar Rapids pitchers trio star with three double plays and a triple play as they rout the Caterpillar Tractors of Peoria 9 to 0 in nine innings. Leo Cabal ka goes 4 for 5 while Al Kolarik Evil Eye Fleagle and Ron Schueler add pitching support. Catchers Al Seabrooke and Don Kaliban worked behind the plate.
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Donald Kouba Catches Record Carp in Cedar River
Nine year old Donald Kouba, son of Mr and Mrs Ed Kuihsa of 648 Knoll Street SE, hooked a carp weighing 12.34 pounds in the Cedar River south of Cedar Rapids. The outdoor editor Russ Graham notes this as the largest carp reported.
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Voss Wins 6-Yard State Trap Title in Shootoff
Dewey Voss of Fort Dodge defended his state trap title at Cedar Falls, edging Lowell Harris of Marshalltown after both hit 198 of 200 in the two day event. In the shootoff Voss made 24 of 25 and Harris 23. Donna Lou Stroy of Osceola won the women's championship with 188 of 200, runnerup Mrs. Roy Meadows of Grimes with 181. Junior champion was Harry E. Crist of Letts with 95 of 100, second Doyle Adams of Burlington with 90, while 12-year-old Bob Fuchs of Council Bluffs took the sub-junior crown with 90. Class B went to Dick Macon of Council Bluffs with 197 total. class C Loyd Fowler of Tama 184. class D Roy Gillman of Fort Dodge 143.
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Local youths named in Cedar Rapids event lineup
Names and ages of Cedar Rapids area students listed for an Iowa City event. Participants include CG D. Schiesselman, Swisher Prank, M. Smith, Glen Ladehoff aged 16, Weat Chaster Robert High 15, Ronaid Beckman 12, James Reynolds 14, and Dean Sm 14. Event tied to Cedar Rapids Subjunior and Junior classes with 100 targets noted.
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Minute Baseball Scores and Standings from Tuesday
American Association results show Minneapolis 10 Milwaukee 4 and St Paul 4 Kansas City 8 with rain postponements for other games. Western League standings list Des Moines Omaha and Lincoln chasing Pueblo and Denver with varied records. Three-I League notes Quincy Waterloo Danville Springfield Evansville and Davenport jockey for position as rain postpones more games.
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Harridge Says McGowan Guilty
American League president William Harridge announced that charges against Umpire Bill McGowan arising from a tumultuous night game at Washington on July 19 have been substantiated.
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Gonzales Upset in Seabright Tennis
In Seabright New Jersey Irvin Dorfman of New York upset national clay court champion Pancho Gonzales 2 4 15 13 7 5 to reach the tournament third round Frank Parker defeated Straight Clark 6 0 6 3 and both Billy Talbert and Gardner Mulloy won their matches.
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Illinois Racing Commission bans trainer Hanna for life
The Illinois Racing Commission ordered veteran trainer Richard L. Hanna off all state tracks for life after finding he beat two thoroughbred horses with a chain during a workout.
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Des Moines Basketball Club Formed With 100000 Capital
Corporation papers filed in Des Moines for Des Moines Basketball Inc a pro club led by P L Pinkie George as president and treasurer with Elizabeth George as vice president and secretary The filing lists 100000 capital and names George and his wife in top offices.
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Browns send Chuck Stevens to minors
St Louis Browns optioned first baseman Chuck Stevens to the minor leagues on Wednesday in a roster move trimming the major league roster.
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Ris Beaten in U S Tryouts For 600 Relay
Wallie Ris of Iowa placed second in a U S Olympic 800 meter freestyle relay tryout heat in London behind Jimmie McLain of Akron Ohio, with Wallie Wolf of Los Angeles third. The event, not affecting Ris's individual race, suggests he will still make the relay team among the four fastest Americans. Romania withdrew from the games citing organizing committee seating demands, while Bulgaria did not arrive.
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