Mays Hits 522nd Homer in Giants Victory Over Cardinals
Willie Mays powered his 522nd lifetime homer to lift the San Francisco Giants 2-1 over St Louis. The blast moved him past Ted Williams into third on the all time list, 12 behind Jimmy Foxx with Babe Ruth still ahead. Mays emphasized he plays to hit the ball and noted a big catch in the eighth helped kill a Cardinal rally.
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Dick Couch
Associated Press
Willie Mays
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San Francisco
St. Louis
Boo Gibson
Ted Williams
Giants
Jimmy Foxx
Babe Ruth
Gibson
Cardinal
Lou Brock
Bob Tolan
Willie McCovey
San Francisco Giants
Knoop
Bobby Richardson
Robinson
Scott
McAuliffe
Comforta Leo Cardenas
Sam Melel
Minnesota
William D. Eckert
Eckert
Cedar Rapids Woman's Golf: Rice Defeats Bailey 1 Up
Mrs. Rice, defending champion Cliff Rice, narrowly advances in match play at Twin Pines. She edges Nancy Bai ley by one hole to move on in the Cedar Rapids tournament, Tuesday morning competition.
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Gazette
Tom Merryman
Kenneth Watts
Sue Harman
Cliff Rice
Twin Pines
Cedar Rapids
Nancy Bailey
Ars. Rice
Miss Bailey
St. Louis
Mrs. Ries
Sentry
Two Infield Repeater Stars Shine In Tilt
Brooks Robinson and Dick McAuliffe led a star tilt as Orioles and Tigers veterans dominated Rotterdam style action. Sue Harman, rookie, advanced with 85, edging Kathy Zamastil 1 up to join round two of the championship chase.
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Brooks Robinson and
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Star Tilt
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Dick McAuliffe
Sue Harman
Kathy Zamastil
Plan Merger of 2 Hockey Loops
The American Hockey League voted to discontinue interlocking play with the Western Hockey League and discussed plans to merge. AHL president Jack Riley said owners backed ending the schedule at their annual meeting, citing low gate receipts in home games versus the Western League.
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Hershey
Jack Riley
AHL
Cedar Rapids leads late in two day series with Dubuque
Cedar Rapids took a 3-1 win over Dubuque as Joe Arcia drove in two runs in the ninth inning, while Ted Ford homered for Dubuque. The games followed a 3-1 win on Monday, with Bracy Boultinghouse and Runk collecting two hits for Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Decatur
Ed Morris
Joe Arcia
Jake Burroughs
Ted Ford
DeFabio
Biff Bracy
Wayne Boultinghouse
George Runk
John Lipin
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Pick Cyclones 5th in Big Eight
Lawrence Kansas AP sports writers and broadcasters predict Town State will finish fifth in the Big Eight football race this fall. Nebraska is the heavy favorite with 89 first place votes and 787 points. Colorado second with 631. Missouri 605. Oklahoma 548. Iowa State 323. Oklahoma State 303. Kansas 303. Kansas State 290.
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Lawrence, Kan
Town State
Nebraska
Phil Dynan
Kansas
Colorado
Missouri
Oklahoma
Iowa State
Oklahoma State
Kansas State
Standings and Results Roundup Across Leagues
Standings and schedules mix with results from Major League and Midwest League play. The page lists upcoming games on Wednesday and Tuesday, including Philadelphia at New York and Detroit at California, with scores from Monday such as Minnesota 4 Cleveland 2 and Baltimore 4 California 1. It notes player marks like Giusti 24 and Osteen 5 while detailing team matchups and locations.
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McCormick
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Dowing
Soston
Santiago
Jeter Snares Oor Eailies
Burtington
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Cedar Rapids
Clinton
Wisconsin
Vanes
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Waren
Burlington
Wisconsin Rapids
Cinten
Fox Cities
Cedar Ress
God Cities
Quincy
Waterloo
Porter fires two aces in one Indiana Amateur round
Scott Porter of Richmond shot two holes in one during a 36 hole qualifying round for the Indiana Amateur at Forest Hills Country Club. The Ball State golfer aced the 145 yard fifth hole twice using an iron in the morning and a nine in the afternoon after rounds of 69 and 73.
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Richmond
Ind
Scott Porter
Porter
Ball State University
Forest Hills Country Club
An &-Iron
Luther College Athletes Highlight 1965 NCAA Awards
The report notes Luther College figures among recipients of postgraduate sports scholarships and NCAA awards. It lists Dean Adams a 6 foot 0 and 175 pound defensive back from Hastate, and Don Takle a 64 250 pound tackle from Purdue as winners in cross country and football related NCAA college set honors.
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Roscoe C. Barnes
Chicago
Broncos
Denver
Colo
Kansas City
Gene
Luther College
Denver Broncos
Thej
Dean Adams
Hastate Athletic Association
Era Washington
Don Kei
Takle
Purdue
Cardinal Manager Sees Strong Second Half For Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Cardinal Manager Ron Plaza outlines expectations for a stronger second half of the Midwest league season. He cites improved hitting alignment with pitching, a solid rotation led by DiFabio and Jaster, and a strong bullpen as keys to contending despite Fox Cities’ first-half lead. He notes six starters and a capable bullpen, with Deacon Jones as an inspiration who may shift roles.
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Deee
Cedar Rapids Cardinal
Ron Plaza
Plaza
Cardinals
Fox Cities
Cardinal
Burlington
Ron
Deacon Jones
Joe DiFabio
Danny Jaster
Jerry Pruett
Ted Friel
Mike Buist
Dale Meier
Sal Campisi
Pedro Borbon
Joe Hamende
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Jim Davenport
Dick Ellsworth
Cubs
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Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
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Homer
Mrs. Rice
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Mrs. Cliff Rice
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New York
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Arlo Meyer
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W. D. Schwitzer
Martin Brien
Tom Chukas
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Carl Schirm
Kenneth Packingham
Arthur Redel
Joan Lewis
Jack Rich
George Beattie
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Sentry Insurance
Gary A. Dunahugh
Park Towne Ct
Glynn Hull
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Linn County Dairy Princess
Link County Dairy Association
Red Peppers
Gus Schrader
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Gazette Sports
Bob Lasa
Srelte Seerh
Gs Goonfrean
Goodyear
Goodfzyear Service Stores
Jess Fauchier
Ceder Rapids
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