Appleton Cardinals Host Quincy in Friday Doubleheader
The Cedar Hapids Cardinals return home to finish the Midwest league first half with a 6:30 p.m. doubleheader against Quincy. The schedule shift due to a dog show at Memorial Stadium moves both games to Friday, then Appleton pursues the second-half north division title starting Sunday at Clinton. The Foxes edged Cedar Rapids 1-0 as Ewing and Sapp produced the Cardinals only runs. Atkinson pitched crisply for the win for Appleton.
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Seven-Run Eighth Tops Cubs In Exhibition Victory
Chicago White Sox exploded for seven runs in the eighth inning to beat the Chicago Cubs 7-3 in a boys benefit game. Rich McKinney and Jay Johnstone delivered key hits, while Billy Williams, Ron Santo and Joe Pepitone drove in runs for the Cubs in a five-run frame earlier.
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Kenny Washington Dies at 52 UCLA Star and Rams Legend
Kenny Washington, UCLA football great and Rams standout beside Jackie Robinson, died at 52 after a long illness from polyarteritis. He set UCLA rushing and passing records in 1937 to 1939 and later played baseball with the Bruins. He was a pioneering Black athlete who broke barriers in professional football and carried a storied sports and civic legacy in Los Angeles.
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Mays Tops NL All Star Voting Surpassing Bench
New York AP says Willie Mays leads NL All Star balloting with 540390 votes, ahead of Johnny Bench 527853 and Hank Aaron 526386 as voting nears June 30 deadline. Bud Harrelson leads at shortstop with 276809, followed by Don Kessinger and Maury Wills.
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Benda Tarns Pro HUMBOLDT Former WSU Golfer Plans Pro Career
John Benda of Humboldt former West Iowa State University golfer announced he plans to turn professional later this summer.
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Red Peppers Questions About Golf Open Rules
Gus Schrader discusses how prize money would be distributed if an amateur won the U S Open and explains the required amateur or pro status for tournaments. He also mentions potential implications for playoffs and prize splits, plus notes on readers questions and local sports anecdotes.
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Baseball Standings and Chief Contract Updates
National league and eastern standings noted with player and team references. scattered names such as Rearden and Kelley appear amid game results and upcoming schedule notes for Saturday games across multiple cities.
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Dixon Farmer Named Michigan Track Coach
Dixon Farmer, former head track coach at Occidental College since 1987, is named track coach at the University of Michigan succeeding Dave Martin who resigned for a university administration post. Kansas City Chiefs sign Kerry Rearden, a Kansas City Rockhurst alum, to an American Football Conference contract to bolster defensive backfield. Rearden recorded 1 reception for 16 yards and 11 touchdowns with the Hawkeyes.
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Youth Track Meet Saturday at Kingst Stadium Cedar Rapids
The first of five all comers twilight meets sponsored by the Friday Morning Optimists will be held at Kingst Stadium in Cedar Rapids at 5 40 p m Saturday June 26. Open to boys and girls in grades 4 through 11 with events in each age group and ribbons for the top three in each.
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Jackie Rivety Tome Profile Seeks Change Through Film
Chicago writer and film director Jackie Rivety Tome, a freelance author and activist, uses cinema to address social issues. She teaches film courses at youth centers and led a notable ADA sponsored dental health TV campaign.
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