Iowa football mourns Jim Helgens killed in Marshalltown crash
The Iowa football family mourns Jim Helgens a promising young player killed in a Marshalltown truck crash. He was 21 and had dreamed of Iowa law or dentistry and a future on the first string. His leadership and character left a lasting imprint on teammates and fans.
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Daniels Park
State Center tops Cedar Rapids Junior Legion in ten innings
State Center defeated Cedar Rapids Junior Legion 5-4 in ten innings to hand Cedar Rapids its first loss of the season. Two State Center pitchers combined on the win.
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Cedar Rapids attack held to four hits in baseball clash
Cedar Rapids won despite being limited to four hits with Ferris Winterburg driving in two doubles. Dick Sehley relieved and shut down State Center through five innings before trouble struck in the latter. Doug Winders pitched in relief but State Center still built an eight run lead.
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Ferris Winterburg
Dick Sehley
Terry Schamberger
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Colorado Fairgrounds Fire Claims Horses at Fairgrounds
A fire at the Arapahoe County fairgrounds in Littleton Colorado destroyed a large cedar block barn. Fire officials say at least two horses were killed and four were injured as flames started about 12 30 p m. The blaze swept through the single story structure rapidly.
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Ex Champs Eye Linn as City Amateur Field Narrows
Top contenders gather at Indian Creek for the City Amateur after 36 holes. Bill Linn leads at 142 with Don Bergman one stroke back. Jim Rossey and Bill Reed share third at 144. Mike O’Donnell tied for fifth at 145, while Dave Aassey trails at 150.
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Glenn Darrow
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Darrow
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Demeter Trade Lifts Phillies Power Hitter in Big Week
Don Demeter fueled Philadelphia with two homers against San Francisco as the Phillies beat the Giants 7-2, while the Dodgers clung to a half game for first after a marathon win in New York. Chicago topped St Louis 7-2 as league action continued.
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Ruth Jessen Par Equals In Women's Meet
Ruth Jessen matched par in a women's golf meet finishing with a 72 first round. The Seattle native tied for lead among 68 players, with Barbara Romack and Jackie Pung among early challengers as the field pursued the first round in Myrtle Beach.
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Sheriff Bridges Quiet Twins With Late Inning Stand
Yankees reliever Marshall Bridges 31, nicknamed The Sheriff, escaped a bases loaded jam in the eighth and struck out Don Mincher for the third out before holding Minnesota in the ninth. His effort supported Bill Stafford as New York moved to second place in the AL standings behind Cleveland, aided by homers from Roger Maris and Mickey Mantle.
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Cedar Rapids Bats Back From Losing Streak Against Waterloo
Cedar Rapids, ninth in the Midwest league, returned home to face Waterloo in a two game set after a six game skid. Waterloo swept, as Cedar Rapids trailed 2-1 before a four run rally and homers by Ryan and Yost highlighted the game. Firemen night and Eagle Food Center KCRG night events were set, with dancers and a pregame gunny ball game planned.
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