Giants Fall to Wausau 17-5 in Home Showcase
Cedar Rapids Giants were hammered 17-5 by Wausau at Memorial Stadium as Mets hitters piled up 20 hits. Giants manager Jack Mull praised Cubs resilience, noted pitching injuries, and indicated bullpen strain ahead of a Tuesday doubleheader while leading the Southern division at 1-1 in the second half. Kelvin Chapman led Wausau with three hits including two homers, and Rich Murray and John Sylvester each homered for Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids Giants
Wausau
Memorial Stadium
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Giants
Jack Mull
St. Louis
Mull
Giant
Mets
Brian Moulton
Drew Nickerson
Bill Muth
Nickerson
Dave Myers
Jon Harper
Drew
San Francisco
John Sylvester
Rich Murray
Ken Feinberg
C.R
Kelvin Chapman
Buddy Cardwell
Herbert Kizer
Cardwell
Kizer
Giant Jets
John Laubhan
Carol Phillips
Broadmore Road
Seiko
Smulekoffs
Murray
It All Hash Today In Sports Rumors And Golf News
Paul Kemp joined the Iowa football staff as offensive line coach and comments on Reggie Jackson and Billy Martin. The column notes praise for Dan Gable, Eddie Stanky remarks, and headlines legends. It highlights Jack Ferring’s hole in one at Cedar Rapids Country Club and the Tee-Off Against Cancer tournament raised about six thousand dollars last year.
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Paul Kemp
Iowa
Yankee
Billy Martin
Reggie Jackson
Kemp
Martin
Yankees
Frank Kush
Arizona State
Jackson
Reggie
Gary Kurdelmeier
Dan Gable
Hawkeyes
Jack Ferring
Cottage Grove Avenue SE
Cedar Rapids
C.R. Country Club
Ferring
Leroy Skogman
Jack
C.R
Linn County
Gazette
Tait Cummins
White Wins Waterloo Open Golf Title by Two Strokes
Slugger White a touring pro from Florida won the Waterloo Open by two over Gaylord Burrows Bobby Loy and Chris Larsen Des Moines. White posted 135 total after a 70 on Saturday and led after two rounds on Porkys Red Carpet course. Lon Nielsen led CR golfers with 70-71 141 amateur Dan Naughton 71-73 144 top amateur Dave Bernacki 145 Don Bergman 147 Colin Williams 148.
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Waterloo
Carlton
White
Lon Nielsen
Belle Plaine
C.R
Dan Naughton
Dave Bernacki
Don Bergman
C.R. Jefferson Boys
Colin Williams
Wausau
Cedar Rapids
Hbo Ab
Wilson Rf
Laubhan Rf
Trevino
Macigs
Chapman
Brenly
Thomas Cf
Bourjos Dh
Cardwell
Murray Ib Thurberg If
Ae Sylvester Cf
Poppyrgs
Feinberg If
Kizer
Knecker
Muth Dh
Ledbetter c
Kurt Kretenmaor
Wousau
Dan
C_R
Dave Strong
Oelwein
E—Macias
Kuecker
Todd Hingtaen
Marion
Dion Schrack
Tuma
Murray
Doug Johnson
Jim Johnson
Marengo Bourjos
Wilson
Mike Hall
Monticello
Sam Rossey
R Chapman
Kiz
Sylvester
Twins Rally Past White Sox 19 12 In Slugfest
Adams drove in eight runs a Twins single game record while Carew raised his average to .403 with four extra base hits. The White Sox hit four homers but fell behind in the pennant race as Minnesota seized first place by one game in the AL West before 46 963 fans.
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Glenn Adams
Rod Carew
Minnesota Twins
Twins
Chicago White Sox
Cedar Rapids
Adams
Carew
White Sox
Minnesota
Lamar Johnson
Eric Soderholm
Jim Essian
Chet Lemon
Yankees
Red Sox
Evert Defeats King to Reach Wimbledon Semifinals
In Wimbledon’s 100th year Chris Evert defeated Billie Jean King 6-1 6-2 on center court to advance to the semifinals as 15,000 spectators watched the defending champion. Virginia Wade beat Rosemary Casals 7-5 6-2 to set up a Wednesday semi against Evert.
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Wimbledon
England
Chris Evert
Billie Jean King
King
Virginia Wade
Britain
Rosemary Casals
Sausalito
Calif
Miss Evert
Cedar Rapids Legion Red Tops Ottumwa in opener
The Cedar Rapids American Legion Red beat Ottumwa 12-9 in the first game despite seven errors. Sean Shanahan and Charley Stumpff had two hits each while Ed Athoff and Mark Kramer homered and drove in three runs apiece. The nightcap ended 7-4 with Tim Streitner collecting two hits. The Red move to 5-9.
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Norway
Cedar Rapids American Legion
Ottumwa
O.R
Sean Shanahan
Charley Stumpff
Ed Athoff
Mark Kramer
Tim Streitner
Parish Slo-Pitch Softball Scoreline Confusing
Readable lines show St Matthew's and St Ludmila teams in a parish softball game with unclear final score, mentioning Sair and miscellaneous punctuation. Details are fragmentary but indicate a parish league matchup and an 11 to 7 style result.
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Bay Hills
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Arnie
Sentinel
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Tee Nickerson
Pb—Ledhbetter
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Bob Lemon
Roy White
Paul Blair
New York
Boston
Brewers
Mariners
Cecil Cooper
Milwaukee
A’s
Royals
Hal McRae
Kansas City
Oakland
Jeff Newman
Newman
A's
Charles O. Finley
Evert Routs
Legion Red
Daniel
Cilek
Burns
Miller
Reityman
Herman
Levenhagen
Hergert
Williams
Wise
Charipar
Stumpff
Mike Mosley
Mosley
Pennsylvania
Boston Fisheries
5Th Street
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Realtors
Blairs Ferry
Hiawatha
Ken Blin
Claary’s, Ltd
Corbin Ltd
Clancy's, Ltd
Roosevelt Royale Hotel
Milchiser-Smith
Steve King
the King
2Nd Ave