Cards Rally To Top Waterloo 13 9 Behind Relief Duo
Cedar Rapids Cardinals snap a three game skid by defeating Waterloo 13 9 as relievers Jim Williamson and Bob Chiupsa anchor a strong nine inning effort. Williamson earned the win after four innings of work allowing three runs. the Cards pound 14 hits led by Dewey Freeman and Bob Bonalewicz with four apiece. Waterloo’s Charlie Day collects four hits with three RBIs, while Carl Fisk homers for the Hawks.
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Waterloo
C.R
Quad Cities
Hawks
Krol
Lefty Jim
Bob Bonalewicz
Dewey Freeman
Williamson
Ron Ebner
C.R. Cardinal
Chiapsa
Carl Fisk
Cardinals
Dodgers Extend Shutout Streak With Osteen Gem
Claude Osteen pitched a four hitter to beat the Phillies 2-0, adding to a string of complete games by Dodgers starters. Drysdale and Singer backed him with shutouts or strong relief as Los Angeles forged ahead. Mets and Pirates also won, while St Louis saw its streak end.
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Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers
Claude Osteen
Philadelphia Phillies
Los Angeles
Osteen
Don Drysdale
Bill Singer
Don Sutton
Koufax
New York Mets
Nolan Ryan
Cal Koonce
San Francisco
Steve Blass
Houston
Pittsburgh
Jim Maloney
St. Louis
Atlanta
Chicago Cubs
Crampton Opens Lead in Speedway Open After 36 Holes
Bruce Crampton of Australia built a two stroke edge with a 70 Friday, reaching 138 after two rounds in the Speedway Open. Sam Snead Mike Hill and Lou Graham tied for second at 140, while Billy Casper faltered with 71 to sit 141, and Frank Beard at 141 also stayed in contention. Steve Spray shot 74 to reach 147.
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Ind
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Crampton
Sam Snead
Mike Hill
Lou Graham
Billy Casper
Casper
Snead
Frank Beard
Steve Spray
Cedar Rapids
Lauraham
Am Snead
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Rank Beard
Butch Harrison
Ken Still
Bill Garrett
Dudley Wysong
Butch Baird
Kermit Zartey
Fred Marti
John Lively
Dick Crawford
Ron Cerruco
Joel Goldstrang
Standings Note for American League Card
Oakland Hunter trails Baltimore McNally as Priddy and Mell face key matchups. Sunday games include Cleveland at Detroit, Minnesota at Washington, and California at New York.
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Baltimore
McNally
W. Jopeane
Priddy
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Minnesota
Washington
California
New York
Iowa Gals Set Two Marks in Track Finals
Iowa Women's Track club set two records at the United States Track and Field Federation national meet in Houston. Julie Haenfler won the high jump at 5-1 and Kay Bruce achieved a long jump of 17-11 to break the former marks. Others: Connie Knott fourth, Meg DeWall fifth, Brenda DeWall sixth in the 220 yard dash. Gwen Hoekstra tied for fifth in high jump. Sara Beckord fifth in 440. Brenda DeWall second in long jump. Haenfler tied for third in long jump.
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Houston
Texas
Iowa
United States Track and Field Federation
Julie Haenfler
Kay Bruce
Connie Knott
Meg DeWall
Brenda DeWall
Gwen Hoekstra
Sara Beckord
Marion Nine Rally Past Maquoketa After Error Lapse
Marion tallied three runs in the sixth inning to beat Maquoketa 6 to 3. Gary Keil drilled a first inning two run homer to give Maquoketa an early lead before ten errors by Maquoketa sealed the loss.
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Atlanta
Felipe Alou
Cubs
Marion
Maquoketa
Gary Keil
Odom Allows Early Run In Athletics Win
By Ed Schuyler Jr AP Sports Writs the Moon shone with rare eclipses in the first and ninth. John Blue Moon Odom surrendered a first inning run on three walks and a sacrifice fly and yielded a broken-bat single with two out in the ninth.
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Ed Schuyler
Associated Press
John “Blue Moon’ Odom
Oakland Athletics
Brooks Robinson
Rick Monday
Paul Blair
Odom
Oakland
Ramon Webster
Bert Campaneris
RBI
Webster
Athletics
Welty Way Keeps pace in Open softball title race
Welty Way defeated Fordtown 7 1 at Ellis Park to stay in the running for the Major Open league crown. Larry Sparks pitched a two hitter with 19 strikeouts, while Doug Havlik added two hits for Welty Way. Fordtown’s lone run came in the first inning on an error and a single by Dale McNeal.
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Beloit
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Havlik
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Thenhaus
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Bo Fone
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Aviness
Langhurst
Morrow
Davis
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Muench
Stone
Caviness
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Gadr
Allisen
Sf—White
Havik
Odom Narrowly Misses No-Hitter as A's Beat Orioles
The 23-year-old right hander lost the no hitter with a broken bat safety as Oakland won 6-1 over Baltimore. Jim Nash pitched four-hit ball in the second game 6-0. Minnesota split with Washington 5-3 and 3-2 in 10. Yankees beat California 4-1 then lost to the Angels 8-4. Boston edged Chicago 3-2. Detroit beat Cleveland 4-3.
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Washington
New York Yankees
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Angels
Boston
Chicago White Sox
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Cleveland
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Jim
Catfish” Hunter
al Dark
Dark
Mike Paul
Stan Williams
Bill Freehan
Paul
Lee Maye
Maye
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Stanley
Short Memorial Service precedes Legion baseball game
A brief memorial service for the late Senator Robert Kennedy will be held Sunday at Memorial Park before the 12 30 p.m. game between the East and West side American Legion teams. Father Zachar, chaplain of the Cedar Rapids Legion post, will conduct the service.
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Robert Kennedy
Memorial Park
American Legion
Father Zachar
Cedar Rapids
Noelridge Park church and nearby missions noted in schedules
A fragment lists churches and affiliations such as Noelridge Park Christian, Kenwood Park Presbyterian, Kenwood Park Methodist, All Saints, and names attendees or ministers like Johnson, Flint, Powell, Frye, Campbell, Hanna, James, and Destal with numeric codes. The OCR provides street, park and church pairings without full context.
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Kenwood Park Presbyterian
Noelridge Park Christian
Johnson and
Kenwood Park Methodist
All Saints
Campbell
Hanna
James and
Destal
Hawkeye Sailing Club Cancels Sunday Race
The Hawkeye Sailing Club announced cancellation of Sunday races at Lake Macbride following the death of Senator Robert Kennedy.
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Hawkeye Sailing Club
Hawkeye
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Buddy” Smith
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