A's fall 2-0 as White Sox errors spark win
Oakland Garner 12 hits but fail to score while Chicago capitalizes on blunders. Campaneris and North miscue early, then Hermanson and Jeter drive in the runs for the White Sox. Twins, Yankees, Orioles, and Indians win elsewhere in a heavy AL night.
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Atoclavid
Oakland A's
Bert Campaneris
Bill North
Berl Cinagh
Sea
Merle Anth
Berk
Bill Ous
Oakland
Chiscaga White Sox
Stan Bahneen
Campanerig
North
Id\ Herrmann
Anthony
Na Mare
Campaneriy Xine
John Jeter
Alugla
Cunter
Veheud Anthony
Williams
Bunch
White Sox
Ken Holtzran
Hermasnn
Jeter
Carlos May
Minnesota
Welly Way Clinches First-Half Major Open Title
Welly Way clinched the first-half Major Open title with a 4 0 victory over De Iran Workers at Billy Park. Bob Matthews and Jack O Connell led the attack as Goodyear and Withill tied for second, while Joeens Brothers Clothing suffered an 8 2 loss to Esther, Goodyear. Matthews tied a comeback spark for Welly Way, and Calvert Madden and Culver also contributed as Welly Way posted 14 hits.
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Jack Ogden
Pri Etinr Welly
Itle
Billy
de Iran
Withill
Esther
Goodyear
Bob Matthews
Jiapatis
Brothers Clothing
Tron
Ond
Apy
Steve Andrew
Larry Anderson
Sind
Lainey Hinderka
Mike Parish
Parish
Dows
Dave Handley
Joes
Lamy Anderson
Hinderks
Steve Culver Vach
Seud
Andrew
Gordie Pisurlk
Jack O'Connell
Jack Lar
YMCA Swim Club Opens at Bettendorf
The Cedar Rapids YMCA Swim Club begins the summer competitive season with two meets at Bettendorf on Saturday and Sunday coached by Dave Weary. Assistant coach Warren Block joins, with plans for instruction and conditioning and a July Noelka pool meet.
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Rapid Raiders
Cedar Rapids Rapid Raiders
Roger Schlegel
Frank Bates
Ed Pundt
Wilburn Hallis
Bill Happil
Hallis
Lows
Raider
Raiders
Kansas City
YMCA
Bettendorf
Cedar Rapids
Dave Weary
Merry
Gators
Warren Block
Iowa City
Black Hinds
University of Iowa
Joliet
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Towa
Schumers
Bern
Chansblanantis Meat Ely
Mt Vernon Beats Vinton in Tight Baseball Contest
Mt Vernon edged Vinton 4 to 0 as four runs came in the bottom of the sixth. Gene Schanelaer went 2 for 4 with two RBIs for the losers, while Mt Vernon featured solid hitting from its lineup in a closely fought game.
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Vinton
Gene Schanelaer
Wari
Eacher
Atm Folk
Lamas Tieadine
Aleve Awakes
Ine
Bil Vanbyke
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