Cubs Ride High After Sweeping Astros Junior Series
Surging Chicago Cubs, in third place, swept a doubleheader from Houston 4 1 and 8 0 to pull within four games of first with St Louis loss. Banks homered twice in a recorded crowd of 31 000 as Niekro and Hands pitched complete games in NL action.
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Cardinals Seek Fourth Place With Quad Cities Split
Cedar Rapids relies on a two game sweep at Dubuque to close the first half and climb to fourth place in the Midwest league standings. They split a twin bill with Quad Cities at Memorial Park 4 2 and 8 2 with Chuck Schoene earning the win in relief in the opener and Fred Covey blamed for command problems in the nightcap.
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Dickinson Wins Cleveland Open Amid Five Year Wait
In Cleveland Ohio Dick Dickinson captured the Open golf championship earning Yahoo style prize money of 20 700 after a five year drought. He finished nine under par with a 271 total. Notable contenders included Arnold Palmer Lionel Hebert Gene Littler Bert Weaver and Billy Casper among others while Jack Nicklaus and Gay Brewer posted 282.
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Dickinson Wins Cleveland Open in Nervy Finish
Gardner Dickinson claimed the Cleveland Open title with steady play amid pressure on No. 17 where his birdie attempt stopped inches from the hole. Two Texans Miller Barber and Homero Blancas tied for second as Tommy Aaron led a five way for fourth.
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Courtney Wins Two Sailing Events at Lake Machride
Iowa City's Marshall Courtney won both Hawkeye Sailing Club races at Lake Machride Sunday in weekly regattas. Jon Lervig went seven innings for the Angels in the second contest, allowing seven hits with Falcone collecting multiple hits. Two more regattas are planned next weekend and Tuesday July 4 at 10 50 am.
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Baseball Standings Reston and Early Schedule Notes
Standings mention Reston with a 9-2 mark and Minnesota with a 5 record unclear. Fragmentary scheduling lists games involving California New York Hansa Mimerola Cleveland Detroit Chicago Baltimore and Boston with incomplete team names and dates.
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Happitime to Host Doubleheader at Ellis Park
Happitime will host Reformatory in a Slo-Pitch league doubleheader Tuesday night at Ellis Park. First game starts at 7 30 p m with a second contest to follow.
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Nagel optimistic on Hawkeyes return this fall
Iowa football coach Ray Nagel, visiting Salt Lake City, predicts a strong UI season this fall and cites last year’s freshman class as promising. Big Ten review lists five 1966 freshmen as promising and five returning lettermen as outstanding, including Ed Podolak and Al Bream.
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