Raiders Fall In Clinton After Ninth Inning Collapse
The Cedar Rapids Red Raiders, winless in Midwest league play, lost to Clinton 10 9 after eight errors and a dramatic ninth inning stumble. Ed Stroud scored the tying run on a misplay by Link Curtis and Dick Morales, and Morales later raced home on a misthrow as Clinton grabbed the lead and the win.
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Nicklaus says he has not peaked yet after Vegas win
Jack Nicklaus, fresh from a $60,000 victory in the Tournament of Champions in Las Vegas, says he is not at his peak and hopes to improve. He posted a 273 for 72 holes, five strokes ahead of Arnold Palmer and Tony Lema, who tied at 278 after Palmer’s 68. Bill Casper Jr. withdrew with a swollen left hand.
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Hawkeyes Face Tough 1963 Season After Intrasquad
Iowa coach Jerry Burns notes serious problems ahead despite promising freshmen and sophomores in the intrasquad game. With 13 junior lettermen and several nonlettermen to battle for starting spots, turnovers and depth will shape the Hawkeyes as they prepare for Washington State and a grueling Big Ten slate.
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Hutcherson Wins Second Stock Race at Freeport
Dick Hutcherson of Keokuk won his second straight International Motor Contest Association late model stock car race in Freeport Illinois, a 100 lap event. He drove a 1963 Ford for 50 miles in 47 minutes 4.31 seconds, followed by Ernie Derr and Ramo Stott.
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Robinson's Tips Fleck's In Opener
Dick Thenhaus spun a three hitter with 10 strikeouts as Robinson's opened the 1963 Cedar Rapids Major Open season at Ellis Park with a 3 2 victory over Fleck's Falstaff. Six hits allowed, three in the fourth inning sparked a 2 0 lead capped by Kvach's RBI.
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Pascual in Top Form Beats N Y in Spring Tilt
Pascual dominates the Yankees 4 1 as he returns to form for Minnesota. Maris homered in the seventh as New York falls 114 games behind the Kansas City A’s in the AL standings. Red Sox and Tigers win while Morehead gains another Boston victory.
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Cubbies Aren’t So Funny Now
Chicago Cubs shed jokes about their coach system as they linger in fourth place two games back. They edged Milwaukee 3-2 behind Merritt Ranen’s homer and RBI and Lindy McDaniel’s relief string. In the NL, Pittsburgh clung to first. Giants briefly led before losses. Mets climbed from last place with large crowds at the Polo Grounds.
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