Major League Averages Rally Wide With Shutout Losses
In a packed set of box scores, teams struggled as Minnesota blanked Chicago with a 7 0, Seattle fell 4 6, and several clubs from California Toronto Milwaukee New York Oakland Texas Baltimore Cleveland Detroit Kansas City and Boston posted three runs apiece. Grand slam homers came from Perez Bos Orta Cleo Hebner and Peters Det Cooper Lezcano Money and Yount Mil Cerone Spencer Jackson NY Oliver Roberts Staub Sundberg Tex Bonnell Velez Tor Armas Oak Morales Minn.
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Boxing cross results on page 5B feature multiple AAU title decisions
In a series of bouts, Murphy defeated Steve Eden in a semifinal round. James Shuler 21 of Philadelphia stopped Kenneth Styles with 34 seconds left in the second. Jackie Beard 18 of Jackson, Tenn., defeated Harold Petty amid boos. Joe Manley 21 of Fort Bliss won over Frankie Randall. Charles Carter 21 beat Randy Smith in a tight middleweight decision. Don Curry 18 of Fort Worth defeated David Moore. Bernard Taylor 22 of Charlotte beat Mitchell Irving. Richard Sandoval 19 won over Jerome Coffee. Robert Shannon 17 defeated Tommy Ayers. Johnny Bumphus 19, a Nashville deputy, won the light-welterweight title over Ronnie Shields.
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Bernard Taylor
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LaFayette
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Nashville
Robert Shannon
Edmonds
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Cincinnati
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Ronnie Shields
Houston
Ninth Grade Baseball and Softball Roundup Recaps
Hidder led McKinley with three hits in a 9-7 ninth grade baseball win over Roosevelt. Roosevelt beat Wilson 11-3, Taft swept Harding 9-1 in ninth grade baseball, and Taft 10-5 over Harding with two-hit games from Quin and a Lund homer. Roosevelt routed Franklin 22-10, and McKinley toppled Roosevelt 15-14 in eighth grade girls softball amid walks and late drama.
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Franklin
Jim O’connell
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Stacy Siams
Beth Bougdanos
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Quad State tennis meet crowns Cedar Rapids youths in Rock Island
Three Cedar Rapids residents excelled at the Quad State Junior Tennis Tournament in Rock Island Illinois. Vicky Reinicke won the 18 year old girls singles title 7 5 6 3 and teamed with Terry Ellerton to win the doubles. Jason Tune captured the 14 year old boys singles crown defeating John Ottin of Dubuque.
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Vicky Reinicke
Karen Weiderman
Terry Ellerton
Karen
Carol Weiderman
Jason Tune
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