Benton Burlington reach semifinals in state baseball opener
Benton Community defeats Creston 21 0 while Burlington top Oelwein 10 0 in the first round at Memorial Park. Benton advances to face Towat Falls while Burlington meets Fort Dodge in Tuesday semifinals. Oelwein’s title bid ends in rout.
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Bears Move All-Star Game to Soldier Field Amid Renovations
Chicago park district sped Soldier Field upgrades under Mayor Daley to host Friday night All-Star game and TV coverage. Bears sign multi-year deal to play there, Astroturf and reduced 52,000 seats aim to improve sightlines, while questions linger on turf safety and future stadium plans.
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Attractive Helper Aids Player During Memorial Stadium Game
Attractive helper Cindy Davidson assisted catcher Larry Latham with shin guards Thursday night at Memorial stadium during action in the states high school baseball tournament.
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Legion Faces Quincy Series in Cedar Rapids Twin Bill
The Cedar Rapids American Legion team hosts Quincy this weekend with a Saturday twin bill at 4 p.m. at Albornett and a Sunday 12 30 p.m. single game on the Norway diamond.
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Colts favored by 13 as All-Stars meet Friday night
Pro champions the Baltimore Colts head to face the College All-Stars in Chicago. The game spotlights Earl Morrall at quarterback with Roy Jefferson and John Mackey as primary targets, while the All-Stars counter with notable college standouts and Heisman contenders. Betting ranges around 10 to 12 points with some morning lines at 13.
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Adin Dark Fired as Indians Manager in Cleveland Shakeup
Cleveland Indians dismiss manager Alvin Dark in his third year of a five year deal. John Lipon replaces him as skipper amid hopes to lift the club from last place in the American League East and to improve attendance, which trails last year. Dark had arrived in 1988.
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