Dodgers Run Over Phillies In 6-1 Victory
Dodgers with Maury Wills three steals Lou Johnson two and Ron Fairly one edge the Phillies 6-1 as Sandy Koufax limits Chicago to six hits while fanning ten and improves to four wins in five decisions. Fairly doubles home two in the first inning and Gibson, Shannon, and Flood homer for the Cardinals in a busy NL slate.
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Curt Flood
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Tony Perez
Leo Cardenas
Deron Johnson
Pirates
Tom Haller
Len Gabrielson
Washington Wins J Hawk Relays Title at Kingston Stadium
Jefferson sophomore Doug Lane came within a half inch of a national prep shot put mark with a 62 feet 9 42 inch effort. Washington’s Warriors captured the J Hawk Relays team title amid strong showings across events, overtaking defending champ Marshalltown as East Waterloo provided key support.
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Jon Meskimen
Iowa
J-Hawks
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Baseball Standings and Schedule Update
Rain delays affect New York at Minnesota and Washington at California. Wednesday’s night games include Detroit at Cleveland and New York at Minnesota with Pascual and McDowell pitching. Thursday schedules show Washington at California and New York at Minnesota among others. only games listed.
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Independence Tops Wamac Track Field With Record Breakers
Independence won the Wamac conference track and field meet at the Marion oval, led by record efforts from Mike Mulvaney in shot put and discus and Chuck Marshall in pole vault. Lint of Anamosa injured in the broad jump while contending for wins, with Monticello’s Yeoman taking two hurdles.
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Keith Jones
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Pruett Spins 4-Hitter In Cedar Rapids Triumph 3-0
Cedar Rapids won 3-0 as Robbie Robinson homered and singled, and Joe Hague and Biff Bracy drove in runs. Pruett pitched nine innings, fanning seven with 134 pitches, allowing only four hits and two errors scoring three unearned runs.
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Joe” Hague
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Busch Memorial Stadium vivid in St Louis debut plans
Reporter recalls touring Atlanta's new park and compares it to Busch Memorial Stadium in St Louis, slated as a $25 million facility within a $51 million civic project. The piece lists features including five garages, 7,400 parking spaces, a 400 room motel, and a nearly circular stadium seating 49,453. It notes former Cedar Rapids players Denis Menke Hank Fischer Mack Jones and Tony Cloninger with the Braves and Gene Oliver from Rock Island, and ends with a joking football seating anecdote from Atlanta.
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Valentine’s Day Late in Washington Sparks Senators
Fred Valentine delivered four hits for the second straight game as the Senators beat California 4 1. He raised his average to .300 with eight hits in his last 10 at bats, including a homer and a triple. Pete Richert allowed only three Angels hits.
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