McVay Halts Losing Spell with 8-1 Win
Norway's Dick McVay pitched the Cedar Rapids Cardinals to an 8-1 victory over Wisconsin Rapids Monday night lifting a four-game slide. McVay improved to 2-0 with seven hits allowed and five strikeouts aided by three double plays. The Cards open dates fill the next week, then host Quincy May 20-22 for upcoming home games.
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Pettigrew
Midwest League Games Split Across Tuesday Wednesday
Waterloo and Appleton hosted Wisconsin teams in a doubleheader schedule with Rapids Cedar rec idle. Craig MacKay started a double play as the Cardinals built a 5-1 lead in the seventh before Pettigrew and Millan produced key runs. Millan, Frohman and Snyder drove in three late runs as Pettigrew and McVay added infield scores.
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Rocarek Tops Spring Bowling Standings at Legion Lanes
Don Rocarek rolled a 684 to lead the springtime bowling tournament at Legion Lanes. His strong series last weekend earned him the weekly prize of 50 dollars.
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Cougars sweep district track meet with relay dominance
Cedar Rapids Kennedy and CR Jefferson led the district meet at Kingston Stadium as Kennedy totaled 66 points aided by four relay wins and two additional victories from Mark Votroubek in the 120 highs and 180 lows. Jeffries’ crew claimed four individual titles while Waterloo East’s Jerry Moses missed state qualification.
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Dunbar's 3-Hitter Sends Cedar Rapids to District Final
In a district semifinal, Cedar Rapids Kennedy blanked Benton Community 3-0 behind Dirk Dunbar's three-hit pitching. Dunbar struck out six in seven innings as Spier's Cougars reach the final set for Wednesday against Davenport Central with an eye toward the state tournament.
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CBS TV to Telecast Five NFL Exhibitions
CBS announced five NFL exhibition games to be televised starting with Cleveland vs San Francisco on August 10. Seattle hosts the opener at 5 p.m. CDT. Remaining games feature Green Bay at Chicago in Milwaukee on August 16, Washington at Detroit in Tampa on August 30, New York at Minnesota on September 6, and Baltimore at Dallas on September 14 at 8 p.m. or 8:30 p.m. local times.
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Realignment ideas race through football owners decision talks
The column outlines proposed league alignments by region with teams such as the New York Jets and Baltimore in the East and San Francisco and Dallas in the West. It also notes coach Bill Rigney on artificial turf and a kidney transplant fund drive led by Mickey Cross. The piece previews Iowa State events and summer sports camps, plus local notes on golf tours, a rising pitcher Mike Scanlan, and Punchy Fister’s defense of Des Moines water.
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Baseball Standings and Upcoming Schedule Snapshot
National and American league standings shown with team records and games back. Monday results include Chicago over Seattle and Washington over Baltimore, with several other scores. Tuesday and Wednesday schedules list key matchups across divisions with notable pitchers and venues.
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