Great Electric blanks CR Sports in 12-13 league opener
Gary Champar pitched a no hitter as Great Electric defeated C R Sports Club 9 0 in the 12 13 year old league opener. C R Sports Club turned in a triple play. Kilborn beat Baker’s Local 96 and Dairy Queen fell to C R Sports Club 81 at Noel Ridge. Kilborn’s Gary Brown and Ronnie Stastny each had ten hits.
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Great
Electric
C.R. Sports Club
Rotary
Independents
Sam Korpela
Kilborn
Baker’s
C. R. Sports Club
Dairy Queen
Noelridge
Gary Brown
Ronnie Stastny
Bob Gleason
Jim Moore
Ken Heth
Dave Teussek
Lke
No hitter stands as Aspro saves the day in NL tilt
Wilson dominates as Aspronente dives to stop Alou and throw out a runner. A no hitter last achieved in 1965 era marks a historic NL moment. Other races include Cepeda homer and Sisk two run single. Dodgers top Reds for first place shift since April 27.
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Dick Hughes
San Francisco
Orlando Cepeda
Cardinals
Claude Osteen
Cincinnati
Dodgers
Reds
Matty Alou
Pirates
Philadelphia
Tommie Sisk
Phillies
Corrigan Hired by ACC for Commissioner’s Office
Eugene 8 Corrigan of the University of Virginia, long time sports information director and lacrosse coach, joins the Atlantic Coast Conference in a position within the commissioner's office.
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Corrigan
Greensboro
N.C
Eugene 8. Corrigan
University of Virginia
Atlantic Coast Conference
Commissioner's Office
Hunter Surprised as Dark Mound Change Shocks Tigers
In the ninth of the Athletics 8 4 win over Detroit manager Alvin Dark used Jim Hunter at first base to face the bases loaded, hoping for a righty matchup. Hunter, surprised by the move, drove in two runs as Ramon Webster moved to the bench. The shift came after two innings of bullpen usage in a 19 inning Saturday game.
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Ron Rapoport
Associated Press
Alvin Dark
Kansas City
Jim Hunter
Athletics
Detroit
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Hunter
Tigers
Tony Pierce
Pierce
Gates Brown
al Kaline
Ramon Webster
Angels
The
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Orioles
Center Point Tops Hopkinton in Delaware County Press
Rick Hendryx of Center Point homered with one on in the sixth to lift Center Point to a 41 win over Hopkinton at the U S Open May City. Anderson struck out 12 while Hardin fanned 14 in a pitcher battle. Reformatory’s win featured Scott Ortberg’s bases loaded homer in the first and Steve Tierschal’s ninth inning solo shot. John Eakins collected three hits for Center Point as Doug Dabrosky added three for Earlville.
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May City
Earlville
Reformatory T
Ryan
Rick Hendryx
Larry Anderson
Anderson
Bob Hardin
Hardin
Reformatory
Scott Ortberg
Steve Tierschal
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Bob Veer
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Sity Farrell
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Eae Ben Homan
Rowe Sanders
Nieporte
Sue
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Butch Baird
Bruce Cudd
Gon Essight
Tom Strange
Steve Opperm
Ink Boyton
Bob Zimmerman
Mac Hunter
Ie Teifa
Chuck
Dutis George Archier
No-Hitter Highlights Opening Day in 10-11 Baseball League
Rick Jordan and Mike Simmons combined for a no-hitter as Metropolitan Kiwanis defeated Johnson Gas 8-5 on opening day of 10-11 year old league play. Roy Gongwer drove in the winning run. Brad Richardson pitched a two-hitter for the losers. Other games featured Lions Club beating Highway Equipment 16-2 and multiple sluggers like Don Jackson and Roger Spener contributing big hits for Davis-Jones and Stanley Reeder squads.
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Rick Jordan
Mike Simmons
Metropolitan Kiwanis
Johnson Gas
Roy Gongwer
Brad Richardson
Lions Club
Dick J. Church
Bruce Barber
Fred
Holy Cross
Roger Spener
Rick, Bucheim
al Torgler
Dick Lynott
Stanley Reeder
Nesper
van Vechten
Armstrong
Dempsey Cleaners
Brad Nau
Noelridge
Davis-Jones
Optimists
Type Whipped
Town Manufacturing
Zachar Realtors
Tastee Freez
Don Jackson
Steve Griffin
Rob Hall
Type dii Itg
Randy Howiey
Tim Houlahan
Holy Cross Balltown Cascade win second round in tourney
Holy Cross Balltown edged Richardsville 2 1 as Jack Wiland and Paul Schmitt delivered go ahead doubles in the final frame. Cascade beat Petersburg 184 as Greg Purnell doubled and Wayne Willenbush had three hits for Cascade.
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Balltown
Cascade
Richardsville
Jack Wiland
Paul Schmitt
Petersburg
Greg Purnell
Wayne Willenbush
Wold
Voss
Wiland
Drish
Duetmeyer
Willentring
Retersbure
Cascade Oberbrockling
Rovsch
Knipper
Frazer and
Wagner
Kelso Named Horse of the Year by Hall of Fame
Saratoga Springs New York AP Kelso the world leading money winner with earnings of 1 977 896 is honored as Horse of the Year by the Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame committee John C Clark chair announces the Cedar Rapids Swim Club earnings are noted while practice schedules are set Mondays Wednesdays for boys and Tuesdays Fridays for girls at 7 to 830 AM.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Kelso
Cedar Rapids Swim Club
Hall
Pat Barker
John C. Clark
Hall of Fame Committee
Arizona State dominates College World Series with standout Davini
Arizona State wins the College World Series 11 2 over Houston to claim the title as Tom Burgess stars on the mound with 15 strikeouts in five games. Davini earns high praise after hitting .409 and making key plays while teammates Reid and Gentry also excel.
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Dave Grangaard
Pion
Arizona State
Jack
Dick Swan
Ben Davini
ASU Stanford
Q. W. Lowe
Gentry
Davini
Gary Gentry
Houston
Tom Pachorek
Scott Reid
Igentry
Reid
Paciorek
Stanford
Mark Marquess
Ike Lucas
Houston J
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Burgess
G. J. Cantu
Troll
Moore
Wayne Hill
Bubba
van Smith
Larry Streslau
Chico Silman
Mon Davini
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Meg's Drug Stores Ad for T-4-L Foot Germ Killer
An advertisement promotes a foot germ killer T-4-L with a money back guarantee. It claims fast relief from itching and burning within minutes and promises healthy skin after sloughing off infected skin over a few days.
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Meg's
Dorsey and Bartlett Earn Weekly Honors in Twin Pines Golf
Herb Dorsey shot 70 to win low gross in 18 holes at Twin Pines Men’s Assn weekly event. Bill Bartlett took low handicap with 68. Other winners include Ray Hinkley front nine low scratch, George Villero back nine low scratch, Glenn Kerres back nine low hand, Chuck Hawk back nine low hand 32, plus Blind bogies honors shared by Dick Shields H Adams Noel Richardson Jim Sullivan and Rey Syler.
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Herb Dorsey
Twin Pines
Bill Bartlett
Ray_ Hinkley
George Villero
Glenn Kerres
Chuck Hawk
Dick Shields
H. Adams
Noel Richardson
Jim Sullivan
Rey Syler
Judy Kimball Finishes Tied for Second in Milwaukee Open
Judy Kimball of Sioux City fired a 76 to finish in a four way tie for second at the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. She earned 1325 dollars, ending with a 221 total, five strokes behind Susie Maxwell who won with 216.
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Milwaukee
Wis
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Susie Maxwell
Memorial Day tennis crowns decided at local center
Winifred Tvrdik won the women's singles title in the consolation bracket defeating Carolyn Welso 8 6 6 4. The doubles crown went to Renee Bucklin and Virginia Ellis who beat Sue Nell Boyson and Nell Boyson 63 6 2.
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The
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Carolyn Welso
Renee Bucklin
Virginia Ellis
Downing Sue- Voen
Nell Boyson
Winifred Tyrdik
Charlott Fisher
Tvrdik
Carolyn Welsc
Renee Bucklip
Peg Burke
Bonnie Stratton
Renna
Bucklin Ellis
Sue Nell Boyson
Hal Schirm Fires No Hitter In Amana Win
Hal Schirm pitched a no hitter for Newhall as Amana and Newhall kept perfect records in the Iowa Valley league. Schirm’s feat came in a 3-0 Newhall victory over Palo. Charley Schirm hit a three run homer in the fourth. Amana’s Dennis Caldwell allowed five hits in a 2-0 win over Norway. Watkins defeated Fairfax 10-0 behind Bob Meyer’s two hitter with Meyer driving in three runs.
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Amana
Newhall
Hal Schirm
Schirm
Palo
Charley Schirm
Dennis Caldwell
Norway
Watkins
Fairfax
Bob Meyer
Meyer
Dvorak
de Klotz
Kelly
Etchison and Maynard win main event in pro wrestling card
Ronnie Etchison and Earl Maynard teamed to defeat Bob Brown and Handsome Jack Donovan in a 3 falls to 2 main event at Memorial Coliseum on Sunday night.
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Ronnie Etchison
Earl Maynard
Bob Brown
Jack” Donovan
Memorial Coliseum
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