Umpire Mike Price Recalls Cedar Rapids Days
The Cedar Rapids memories unfold as Mike Price, 1920s Mississippi Valley league umpire now in Longview Washington, visits former colleagues Alex Fidler and Fritz McPartland. He recalls Dutch White and Belden Hill, saying few calls sparked trouble and praising Cedar Rapids baseball park.
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Paul Richards on the White Sox bounce back in AL race
New York UP report quotes Paul Richards the White Sox manager after a 5-4 win at Yankee Stadium. He says the team’s ethic is simple we bounce back and win consistently. he notes they beat the Yankees after losing three straight and cite their resilience in the pennant chase.
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Iowa to Send Three to NCAA Net Tourney
Iowa coach Don Klotz announced three Hawkeyes Bill Ball Cedar Rapids Don Lewis Fort Madison and Bob Richards Moline will compete at the NCAA tournament on the Northwestern courts in Evanston starting June 25. Iowa finished third in the Big Ten tournament last month.
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Time Out Brouhaha Over Baseball Snack Complaints
A sports columnist vents over fans criticizing a baseball game experience. The writer notes coffee is cold and the hot dogs are tough, reflecting frustrated spectator sentiment.
Indians Sign Bob Stephens And Prepare For More Aid
Cedar Rapids Indians add Bob Stephens first baseman from the University of Richmond with a cash bonus and undisclosed site. Indiana infielder Gene Ring arrives with wife after graduation. A left handed outfielder is signed by Cleveland and Dave Fairman is released to Bakersfield reducing the roster to 16.
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Layne Hall Bout Delayed by Rain in Kansas City
The 10 round heavyweight boxing match between Rex Layne of Salt Lake City and Henry Hall of New Orleans was postponed Tuesday due to rain in Kansas City AP reports.
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Sore Armed Hurlers Win For Indians In Nine-Error Game
Cedar Rapids pitchers battling sore arms beat Waterloo 5 4 in Waterloo. Wylie earned the win with Azamar and Coleman finishing as Cedar Rapids stranded 13 men. Waterloo misplayed nine errors and left 13 runners aboard as Baldcuilis, Balcuilis, and Newman sparked Cedar Rapids with key hits.
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Favorites Move Up in City Women’s Golf Tourney
Three favorites advance in the first round of the city women’s golf tournament at CedarMecca Mapias County City. In the championship flight Kathleen Goodyear Roberta Walker and Sue Smulekoff post wins while Patty Boudreaux also advances. Junior and first flight rounds show notable scores from Barbara Booth Nancy Rees Nancy Nichols Julie Foster and others with many matches set for Thursday.
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White Sox Ex-Yankees Upset Yankees in Parks
Ex-Yankees ignite White Sox charge as Eddie Stewart belted a three run eighth inning homer to erase a 4-1 deficit. Chicago’s win split doubleheader, keeping 3 game lead while Yankees struggle on offense and defense. The day’s results include Red Sox over Indians and Dodgers, Giants, Phillies, and Cubs victories across the league.
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Standings and Results From Three-I League Tuesday Action
The Standings for the Three-I League show Terre Haute at .580 with a 29 21 record, Quincy 34 20 520, Evansville 27 25 519, Davenport 24 26 4k, Waterloo 26 480, Cedar Rapids 22 30. Tuesday results: Terre Haute 8 Evansville 4. Quincy 12 Davenport 10. Cedar Rapids 5 Waterloo 4. Upcoming Wednesday matchups include Cedar Rapids at Waterloo and Evansville at Terre Haute.
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Wagenvoord Wins First Round in State Junior Golf
Cedar Rapids competitor Dave Wagenvoord advances in the state junior golf tournament after an easy first round win. Other results include Tom Davis and George Clark advancing and Dale Kniss defeating Bill Darland in close matches. Patty Berg dominates Peggy Kirk to reach the quarterfinals in the 22nd Women’s Western Open.
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Zaharias Berg Gain In Women's Western
Whitemarsh Pennsylvania UPI report notes Mildred Didrikson Zaharias the famed Babe of Prairie View Texas and her rival Berg gaining ground in the Women's Western event nearing a key stage of the meet.
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Wisconsin Guard John Simcic Signs with Cardinals
Chicago reports Wisconsin guard John Simcic, 21, has signed a 1951 contract with the Chicago Cardinals. Simcic was the Cardinals' 14th draft choice this year after earning three football letters at Wisconsin. The note about the porcupine term is extraneous trivia.
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U S Marbles Meet Sanctioned by AAU in Albuquerque
The fifth annual marbles tournament in Albuquerque attracts schoolboy champions from at least 30 states under VFW auspices. For the first time AAU sanctions the event, making it the nation's official amateur tourney of the year. Iowa's LaVerne Alexander, 13, and Nebraska's Philip Hardesty are named entrants.
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Qualifying results for Junior Girls division
The readable lines show names Carol Gorman Sally Swaney Susan McIntyre and Jula Foster Susan Ottsen XLaren Rees Patty Jo Mallon with times around .71 to .86. Several participants including Jackie Jones Nancy Nichols Joan Jacobson Betty Riley Nancy Taylor appear with approximate marks.
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