Tigers Rally Past Orioles as McLain Wins 12th
The Detroit Tigers beat Baltimore 7 0 with Mclain pitching seven strong hits and four walks. McLain drove in two with a homer and a single while Horton and Oyler added RBIs. Washington toppled Kansas City as the Red Sox kept pace behind Boston’s late rally.
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Yingling's 67 Sparks Otumwa Pair in Pro-Am Tie
Rain-softened fairways greet 189 players at the Iowa Amateur as 19-year-old Mark Yingling carded a four under par 67 in Thursday's pro-am. Pro Larry Lockridge and Bill Feehan helped the winning best-ball 61, with several teams just behind at 64. The event features 18-hole rounds Friday and Saturday, then 36 on Sunday with the field reduced to 125 after Friday.
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Newton
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Jim McPartland
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Steve Estes
Dave Rossey
Jerry Schall
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Roger Peterson
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New London
Gene Bests
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Jim Leonard
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Dan Rupp
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Lab Moreland
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Roger Gade
Gary Ross
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Lil Bergman
Jim Davis
Ace Gibaney
Baseball Standings Highlight Early Season Matchups
Standings show Minnesota at Boston and Kansas City at New York with key pitchers Chance Nash and Peterson. California travels to Washington, Detroit visits Chicago as early season play unfolds.
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Lockett Nominated as Jeff High Cage Coach
Jim Lockett 28, former Missouri assistant and Keokuk JC athletic director, is recommended to Cedar Rapids school board as Jefferson high's new head basketball coach. Appointment awaits board approval. he succeeds Gay Cahn who led Jeff to the state title last season.
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Cards Try Twin Bill Again at Memorial Stadium
Cedar Rapids Cardinals and Clinton Pilots will attempt a twin bill Friday at Memorial Stadium after rain paused play for two nights. A single game on Wednesday was rained out and Thursday’s doubleheader was postponed. Ed Morris says a seven inning pair is set to start at 6 30 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
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Youngster Barry Young Shines In Missouri Valley Tennis
Barry Young of Waterloo rose to national attention by winning the Missouri Valley 14 and under title and the 16 under championship in Minneapolis. The 14 year old will be a ninth grader this fall and credits coach Bob Speed for his progress. He qualified for nationals in Chattanooga but was eliminated in three sets by the No. 7 seed.
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Mace Brown nephew Stan Warner toiled in sports and more
Stan Warner, nephew of Mace Brown, starred in North English high school sports then pursued archery success in Bran don Mississippi National meet leading the field with 556 his best. He also raised a family in Cedar Rapids while his uncle scouted for the Red Sox in Greensboro North Carolina. The feature notes his naval service and farming life before archery prominence.
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Twins Grant Irked as He Asks for Trade
Minnesota pitcher Mudcat Grant, star of the 1965 pennant winner, asked the Twins to trade him. He criticized curfew enforcement after a late game and noted a bruised arm affecting his starts. Manager Ermer confirmed the trade request.
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