Cards Bowed Out as Wis Rapids Rally Steals Night
Cedar Rapids Cedar Rapids Cardinals allowed a nine inning burst by Wisconsin Rapids scoring 10 runs in the ninth to turn a 4-2 lead into a 12-4 defeat. The game stretched to 3 hours and 12 minutes as the Cardinals, plagued by four errors, saw five pitchers used in the ninth. Former Iowa college stars helped the Twins and several roster moves followed, including two players sent to Sarasota and a release of Steve Frohman. The Cardinals head to Appleton after a Saturday open date.
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Tom Videtich
Tama
Jim Michal
Loras
Dave Long Traded to Washington
Washington Redskins trade Jim Ninowski to New Orleans Saints for defensive end Dave Long of Cedar Rapids and an undisclosed draft choice. Ninowski, 33, enters his 12th NFL season after backing up Sonny Jurgensen. Long is 24, 6-4, 245 pounds, previously traded from Arizona to New Orleans.
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Washington Redskins
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New Orleans Saints
Dave Long
Cedar Rapids
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Cleveland
Sonny Jurgensen
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New Orleans
Dick Keys
John Gilliam
Marion Opens Loop With 12-7 Win Over Vinton
Marion High School improved to 5-0 in the Wamac Conference after a 12-7 victory over Vinton. Al Risk collected three hits in three at bats, Mike Walker added two hits and four RBIs, and John Severson drove in three runs. Severson was named SEH.
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al Risk
Marion
Mike Walker
John Severson
Monticello routs Tipton in Wamac baseball clash
Monticello beat Tipton 17 to 3 in a Wamac Conference game Friday. Fifteen hits and seven errors marked the contest as Dale Andrews homered for Monticello and Mark Bradley tallied four runs.
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Monticello
Tipton
Dale Andrews
Mark Bradley
Cedar Rapids Cardinals Narrowly Avoid Collision on Fly
Two Cedar Rapids Cardinals chased a pop fly against Wisconsin Rapids Friday night as second baseman Gary Marion finally secured the ball and teamed with right fielder Phil Trombino in short right.
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Rich ‘Peery
Cichon
Twins
Jim Townsend
Phil Trombino
Gary Marion
Andy Ondesko
Bob Wissler
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Arizona Hires Negro Coach for Its Track
Tucson AP Williams 28 becomes University of Arizona's first Negro head coach for track. A former San Jose State track and football star and Compton high school track coach, he succeeds interim coach Dave Murray after Carl Cooper left to pursue a role with the Track and Field Federa.
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Willie L. Williams
University of Arizona
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Compton High School
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Carl Cooper
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Federa
Ed Sanger Wins Hawkeye Downs Late Model Feature
Ed Sanger, 28, of Waterloo, charged from 13th to win his third late model stock car feature of the season at Hawkeye Downs in front of 3,748 fans. He held off Red Droste of Waterloo after passing Stan Stover on lap 11, also winning the 8 lap dash. Ted Vanerus earned his first feature victory in the B modified event.
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Monticello
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Shorty Hayward
Independence
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Vince Wells
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Dirk Fires Hitter at Norway 2-1 Defeat
Kennedy of Cedar Rapids ruined Norway's first home night appearance by handing Benton County its first summer baseball defeat, 2-1. Dirk Dunbar pitched a one hitter and contributed two Kennedy hits, driving in the decisive run in the sixth after a Dunbar single and an error. Steve Hines added two hits and brought Dunbar home on a RBI.
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Steve Hines
Unclear Baseball League Schedule Fragment
The snippet lists American League and team matchups with scattered city and date cues. It mentions games in Boston Chicago Minnesota Kansas City Baltimore Cleveland Chicago California Seattle Waterloo Clinton Decatur and Quad Cities with Sunday and today references, but text is fragmented and uncertain.
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Dysart-Geneseo Girls Defeat North Tama 15-7 in Softball
Dysart-Geneseo tops North Tama 15-7 as Joan Snyder collected three hits in four at bats. Linda West went 4-for-5 for North Tama in a bid to rally. Dysart-Geneseo reserves added a 22-7 win in the later game as Mundt Valenta Pavelka and Paulsen contributed.
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North Tama
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Paulsen
Local Baseball Scores From Various Leagues
Summary of scattered baseball results across leagues. Eastern League games show Texas League totals with Amarillo 4. American Association lists Denver 5 and Oklahoma City 3. Pacific Coast matchup Hawaii 4 with Tacoma 2. Eugene Tucson and Vancouver 3, Portland 6. Spokane 7 with X 3.
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Tribe Ships Maye for Denehy in Waiver Swap
The Cleveland Indians sent Lee Maye to Washington on waivers and acquired right handed pitcher Bill Denehy from the Senators Buffalo farm club. Denehy was assigned to the Indians Portland affiliate in the Pacific Coast League.
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Washington
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Denver Pioneers fall to 2-24 season under Albeck
Denver University basketball finished the 1968-69 season with only two wins and 24 losses. New coach Stan Albeck incurred his first losing campaign in 13 years of college coaching after eleven winning seasons at Northern Michigan and a successful year at Adrian College.
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Kansas Near Title Push In NCAA Track Meet
Kansas relies on distance ace Jim Ryan as it bids to end West Coast dominance in the NCAA track and field championships in Knoxville. Jayhawks seek about 60 points after seven events, with Ryan aiming for mile and three mile double while San Jose State threatens with sprinters led by John Carlos.
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Lennox Miller
Southern California
Charles Leads Kemper Open As Field Closes In
Bob Charles, the left handed golf great, holds a two shot lead at 138 after two rounds of the Kemper Open at Quail Hollow. He laments the course too long and his swing and lack of distance while Dan Sikes Lee Trevino and Sam Snead sit within a stroke.
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England
Tony Jacklin
Mason Rudolph
Dale Douglas
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Braves Rally In 12th As Hands Shuts Expos
Bob Tillman hits a one out homer in the 12th to lift Atlanta over San Francisco 4 3 after Rico Carty and Bob Aspromonte tied it in the ninth with back to back homers. Cubs blank Montreal as Bill Hands allows five hits for his first shutout of the season.
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