Cards explode for 11 hits to beat Danville in Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Cards rebound from a no hit loss by belting 11 hits off three Danville pitchers in a 7-8 win. Jorge Millan drives in two with a homer and Rod Sievers adds two singles as Ted Hemenway earns his second win. Oliver homers twice for Danville, while Rick Oliver’s long drive ends up lost over the left field fence.
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Secial
Gazeta
Ted Hemenway
Bruce Thompson
Millan
John Heetan
Ely
Bennett
Gary Breshears
Marc Hill
Jeft
Hemenway
Tale
Breshears
Sievers
Hill
Hill Way
C. R
Emenway
Danville
Rick Oliver
Hector Cruz
Kirkwood Splits Shutout Wins in Doubleheader
Kirkwood Community College and Muscatine played a weather shortened twin bill at Jones Park. Muscatine won the first game 6 0 behind Ken Kinle two hit pitching. Kirkwood answered with a one run game where Stob Malley limited Muscatine to one hit in a 3 4 0 victory before rain halted the second game.
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Kirkwood Community College
Muscatine
Jones Park
Ken Kinle
Stob Malley
Kirkwood
Kirkwond
Aaron Y
Escity
Boney
al Swe
Minwel
Ruiter
Kall
Uae
Hoerner Sits as Brock Delivers for Cards in Busy Night
Phillies lose chance to take the lead as Lou Brock hits a decisive homer for St. Louis in the eighth. San Francisco, Chicago, Montreal, Cincinnati and San Diego win in National League action. Hoerner, derailed by a misdial, endured a rough outing despite his strong start.
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Ken Rappaport
Associated
Searls Weiler
Philly
Joe Hoerner
Frank Lucches
Philadelphia
Hoerner
Dubuque
Lou Brock
St. Louis
Brock
Haerner
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Chicago
New York
Montreal
Houston
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Atlanta
Padres
Braves
Juan Marichal
Ken Henderson
Bob Obertson
Pirates
Henderson
John Breen Named GM Amid Turbulent Dodgers History
Fragmented copy reports John Breen, longtime Dodgers figure, named general manager as team seeks stability. The piece mentions Bill Singer era, 1960 origins, and ties to Ollie Brown and Nate Colbert with references to Houston Oilers, Oakland Raiders, and other mixed sports items, reflecting a cluttered sports page.
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Toy Perez
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Perez
Baer
Houston
John W
Breen
Dodger
Bill Singer
Ollie Brown
Nate Colbert
Houston Oilers
Siever
al Severinsen
Allant
Sanj American Football League
Dingo
Braves
Gil Garrido
Jim Nash
George Blanda
Oakland Raiders
Derby Winner Canonero II Drinks Only Water At Pimlico
Kentucky Derby winner Canonero II, prepared for the Preakness, is restricted from eating grass. Trainers say he consumes only prepared foods and drinks distilled water in his Pimlico stall. Canonero II is scheduled for light work ahead, with 22 horses still listed on the Preakness probables as Executioner aims for a Flamingo victory prep.
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Baltimore
Pimlico
Canonero II
Anonera Wi
Hentia
Earl Whyte
Arias
Pimlico Tell ‘Arias
Executioner
Eddie Yowell
Baseball Standings and Schedule Highlights
The American League and National League standings appear with team records and upcoming games. Entries show Boston, Chicago, Washington, and Minnesota among others in recent results and future schedules. Midwest League notes mention Burlington, Clinton, and Racine with matchups and scores.
Wisconsin Promotes Spring Football Scrimmage Tour
The WW. of Wiineis reports new head coach Bob Blackman moved a spring scrimmage to Springfield Michigan. Four area high schools shared over $1,000 each from ticket proceeds to fund football equipment. The event aimed to raise local awareness of the Mini players and may boost attendance at Hlinais games in Champaign this fall.
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Hlinais
Champaign
Wisconsin
Frank X. Lauterbur
Iowa
Frank
Bump Elliott
Cedar Rapids
Kingston Stadium
Kent Kramer
Minnesota Vikings
Jerry Burns
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
Port Dodge
Minnesota
Packers
Burns
Green Bay
Iowa State Signs 17 Gridders to National Letters
Iowa State University signed 17 football players to national letters of intent. Among first team picks are Todd Nelson Harlan Duane Obri Waterloo East Jan McCarthy Des Moines Dowling Greg Vondrak Sioux City Heelan and Terry Reelitz Des Moines Dowling. Others include Greg Theis Cresco Tom Jacks Town City High Phil Danowsky Cedar Rapids Washington and Don Greenwood Cedar Rapids Kennedy.
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Towa State University
Ivy Lowa Tigh
Towa Daily Press Assn
Johnny Majors
Todd Nelson
Harlan
Duane Obri
Waterloo East
Jan
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C.R
Rip Danville
Jos Torre
Tim McCarver
Cards
Matty Alou
Luis Melendez
Phillies
Don Moneydol
Tame Deron Johnson
McCarver
Cardinal
Reggie Cleveland
Larry Hisle
Lucchesi
Ron Santo
Panny Breedan
Ferguson Jenkins
Jenking
Dan Kessinger
Santo
Breedan
Bill Stoneman
Ron Hunt
Senl Stoneman
Astros
Wade Blasingame
Lou
John Breen
Gordon
Beard
Juan Arias
Call
Venezuela
Jose Almenar
Silva Qui
Iliah Vere
Cage
Rome
SRB
FSB
Weoneeday
Phiagutiemas
New Vark
Ehicasy Salande
Oibum
Philadatenin Eeyeton Volcker
Erennal Kginsen
al Yaow
Esdr
Fe Es Anvilie Sy
Widkensin Rasids
Jams
Renfl
Eon
Manian Eriep
Viertm En Burfington
Eae Hi Wis
Rapidy
Clinton
Mariners
Jobstar
Roosevelt Hotel
Red Peppers
Gus Schrader
Uo Oo Oo
California
Towa Seahawks
Carlo Depill
Shetler
Napa
Cali
Ohio State
Fred Taylor
Fred
Skywriters
Columbus
Taylor
Yutiana
Lou Watson
Texas
Arkansas
Pennsylvania
Calfornia
Ohio
Baylor
Rica
SMU
Texas A&m
TCU
Texas Tech
Oora
Dick Rozek
Cleveland Indians
Mercy Haulspital
Rozeks
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chavez Ravine
Iowa State
Coll
Taddoy
Evelyn S
Servici
Sisco
First Avenue
Dick Sisca
Onze Miler
Rose
Lewellen
Florist
Alewellen
Town and Courtry Shopping Center
Shrine
Sat
SUN
Cedar Rapids Ball Park
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