Triple Play Highlights 9-0 CRSC Loss in Kid League
Gary Charipar pitched a no hitter as Great Electric blanked C R Sports Club 9-0 in 12 13 year old action. C R Sports Club turned in a triple play. Kilborn defeated Baker's Local 9-6. Dairy Queen fell 8-1 to C R Sports Club. The Gazette edged Appleby Horn 7-6 in 13 innings. Cam Luerkens had three hits. Kevin Klug pitched seven innings of one hit ball.
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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
Jimi Moore
Ken Heth
Dave Teussek
van Vechten
Gazette
Appleby Horn
Cam Luerkens
Kevin Klug
No hitter wow as Wilson fans 14 in NL thriller
The game featured a remarkable stretch where Wilson retired the first 14 batters before a fifth inning walk. Aspro’s kneeing throw saved a run and sparked praise. The no hitter marked the first in the NL since 1965 and kicked off a day of notable pitching and offensive bursts across the league.
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Sonny Jackson
Jim Wynn
Rusty Staub
Wilson
Menke
Aspromonte
Alou
Aspro
Corrigan Named to ACC Commissioner's Office
Eugene S. Corrigan, UVA sports information director and lacrosse coach, has been hired by the Atlantic Coast Conference for a position in the commissioner's office.
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Greensboro
N.C
Eugene S. Corrigan
University of Virginia
Atlantic Coast Conference
Commissioner’s
Hunter Surprised By Move On Mound In 8 4 A's Win
In the ninth inning Al Dark shifted Jim Hunter to first base for a doubleheader wrap, aiming to set up a right hander. Hunter, surprised, had not played first since high school, but remained on pace to finish the game as Tony Pierce got Detroit out. The Athletics beat the Tigers 8-4.
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Kansas City
Jim Hunter
Athletics
Detroit
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Hunter
Tigers
Tony Pierce
Pierce
Gates Brown
al Kaline
Ramon Webster
Brown
White Sox
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Yanks
Tommy John
Kelso Nominated to Thoroughbred Racing Hall of Fame
Saratoga Springs N Y AP election of Kelso the world’s leading money winner with earnings of 1 977 896 and five times Horse of the Year to the Hall of Fame was announced by John C Clark chairman of the Hall of Fame Committee.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Kelso
John C. Clark
Arizona State lands dominant all tournament slate with Davini MVP
Arizona State claims the College World Series title as Ron Davini earns MVP honors with seven votes. Teammate Gary Gentry and Scott Reid also receive top votes along with Mark Marquess. Burgess guides ASU to an 11 2 title game win over Houston and a 53 12 season record.
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Neb
Arizona State
Ron Davini
ASU
Davini
Gary Gentry
Houston
Tom Pachorek
Scott Reid
Gentry
Reid
Paciorek
Stanford
Mark Marquess
Ike Lucas
Tom Burgess
Burgess
Advertisement for T-4-L foot germ treatment at May's Drug Stores
An ad promises rapid relief from itching and burning with one application. It claims infected skin will slough off in 3 to 5 days exposing more germs before the treatment kills them and restores healthy skin.
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May
Center Point Strong At 4-0 In County League Play
Center Point held top spot by improving to 4-0 with a 6-3 win over Ryan. May City Lanes Cedar Rapids defeated Hopkinton 4-1 as Reformatory edged Earlville 10-9 in a series of close County League games.
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Ryan
May City Lanes
Cedar Rapids
Hopkinton
Reformatory
Earlville
Steve Bryant
Tom Beck
Cedar Rapids Swim Club Sets Practice Schedule
The Cedar Rapids Swim Club announced its practice times with Pat Barker stating the boys train Mondays and Wednesdays from 7:00 to 8:30 a.m. and the girls train Tuesdays and Fridays at the same hours.
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Cedar Rapids
Pat Barker
Dorsey Bartlett Earn Weekly Golf Honors
Herb Dorsey posted 70 to win the low scratch title for 18 holes in Twin Pines Men's Assn weekly play. Bill Bartlett took low handicap with 68. Other winners include Ray Hinkley front nine low scratch 38 and George Villero front nine low handicap 34. Back nine low scratch went to Glenn Kerres and Buck Hawk for low handicap. Blind bogies listed: D I Shields H Adams Joal Richardson Jim Sullivan Roy Syler Bright Livesay.
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Herb Dorsey
Twin Pines
Bill Bartlett
Ray_ Hinkley
George Villero
Glenn Kerres
No-Hitter Highlights 10-11 Kid League Opener
Rick Jordan and Mike Simmons combined for a no hitter as Metropolitan Kiwanis topped Johnson Gas 8-5 on opening day. Roy Gongwer drove in the winning run. Brad Richardson pitched a two hitter for the losers. Lions club defeated Highway Equipment 16-2 behind two-hitter efforts by Dick Church and Bruce Barber. Tom Rudd hit a grand slam for Perpetual Savings in an 8-4 win over Smulekoff's. Western Bohemian edged Nordstrom Oil 9-7 with Blaha and Buck homering. Roger Spener collected three hits including a homer as Stanley Reeder beat Nesper Signs 17-4 at Van Vechten. Armstrong's beat Dempsey Cleaners 10-7 amid Brad Nau’s three-run triple. Davis-Jones crushed Tuesday Evening Optimists 21-0 at Noelridge. Type defeated Iowa Manufacturing 15-10, Concrete Materials 8-6 over Machinists, Zachar Realtors 9-5 over Tastee Freez. Don Jackson homered twice and doubled for Davis-Jones. Steve Griffin allowed two hits with 11 strikeouts.
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Denpsey
Stan Air
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Mike Simmons
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Roy Gongwer
Brad Richardson
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Buck
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al Torgler
Dick Lynott
Stanley Reeder
Nesper
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Dempsey Cleaners
Brad Nau
Davis-Jones
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Zachar Realtors
Tastee Freez
Don Jackson
Steve Griffin
Rob Hall
Typo
Randy Howiey
Tim Houlahan
Chuck van Hoeck
Mark Heckensiable
Zachar
Bowser
Judy Kimball Ties for Second in Milwaukee Open
Judy Kimball of Sioux City fired a 76 to finish in a four way tie for second in the Milwaukee Jaycee Open. She earned 1325 dollars with a 54 hole total of 221, five strokes behind Susie Maxwell who won with 216.
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Wis
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Susie Maxwell
Etchison and Maynard Capture Pro Event Title
Ronnie Etchison and Earl Maynard teamed to whip Bob Brown and Handsome Jack Donovan in 3 falls to none in the main event Sunday at Memorial Coliseum.
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Ronnie Etchison
Earl Maynard
Bob Brown
Jack” Donovan
Memorial Coliseum
Two Teams Win At Holy Cross Baseball Tourney
In Sunday second round action at Holy Cross Balltown beat Richardsville 2-1 after two late runs on doubles by Jack Wiland and Paul Schmitt. Cascade downed Petersburg 8-4 as Greg Purnell hit a triple 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
Memorial Day tennis crowns awarded in singles and doubles
Winifred Tvrdik captured the women's singles title in the consolation bracket by defeating Carolyn Welso 8 6 6 4. The team of Renee Bucklin and Virginia Ellis won the women's doubles crown by beating Sue Maen Nell Boyson 6 3 6 2.
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The
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Carolyn Welso
Renee Bucklin
Virginia Ellis
Downing Sue- Maen
Nell Boyson
Winifred Tvrdik
Charlotte Fisher
Tvrdik
Two men plot capture by Germans on KCRG TV
Two men of THE RAT PATROL brainstorm a plan to lure German troops into a trap as a televised feature. The program airs Monday at 7:30 PM on KCRG channel 9 in COLOR.
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Kcrg-Tv
Hal Schirm No-Hitter Highlights Iowa Valley Action
Sunday marked Shutout Day as Amana and Newhall remained unbeaten. Newhall’s Hal Schirm pitched a no hitter in a 8-0 win over Palo while Charley Schirm hit a three run homer. Amana topped Norway 2-0 on Dennis Caldwell’s five hit effort. Watkins blanked Fairfax 10-0 with Bob Meyer’s two hitter and a three run homer.
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Watkins Keystone
Iowa Valley
Fairfax
Norway
Iowa Valley League
Amana
Newhall
Hal Schirm
Dennis Caldwell
Watkins
Bob Meyer
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