Rest Needed Says Weary Palmer After Poor showing
Arnold Palmer, already golf’s leading money winner, says rest may be essential after a poor Colonial Invitation showing. He plans a full week away from golf to recover from a back cyst and fatigue, then resume practice and play ahead of the National Open at Brookline in June 2022.
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Raiders Fall In 12th To Angels 9 7
Cedar Rapids loses 9 7 in 12 innings as Seneca Barome delivers a clutch game winning single in the 12th. George Sherrod posts five scoreless innings of relief for the Angels while Johnny Rebelo and Rebelo’s mound work pace Cedar Rapids comeback efforts. Bushnell Llenas and Rudd homer for the Angels. Raiders head to Dubuque and Quincy before returning home.
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Decorah Jaycees Sponsor Annual Athletic Banquet
Decorah Junior Chamber of Commerce will sponsor its third annual athletic banquet at Decorah Lutheran church Monday night. Guest speaker is Kent Finanger Luther College coach and former Decorah athlete. Tickets available from Jaycees or Chamber office.
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Coach Quits After Winless 1962 Season in North Dakota State
Bob Danielsen resigns as head football coach at North Dakota State University Fargo after a winless 1962 season. He had led the program since 1957 and announced the decision Monday.
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Red Sox Move Into Second in A L After Win
The Boston Red Sox beat the Washington Senators 8-5 to climb to second in the American League, one game behind Chicago. Los Angeles Angels defeated the White Sox 7-3 as Boston moved up while the Angels tied Cleveland at .500. In the National League, the Houston Colts climbed from last to ninth with a 4-2 win over the Mets. Bob Tillman hit a three run homer for Boston. Leon Wagner homered for the Angels.
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Warriors Win No 16 5 O By Jack Ogden
The Cedar Rapids Washington toppled Williamsburg 5 0 for its 16th straight win as Steve Gilliatt drove in two on a third inning triple and pitched seven strong. Norway edged H L V 3 1 as Alan Schulte allowed one hit over seven frames in a bid to reach the district tournament final. The district final pits unbeaten Washington against Benton county with the winner advancing to a substate tournament en route to the 1963 state title.
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Miscowa Track Meet Tonight at Prairie Field
Cedar Rapids Prairie and North Scott, recent class A district champions, headline the Miscowa conference meet at the Prairie field. The public event begins with field events at 6 15 p m and running events at 7 p m.
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Four Suspects Named in Theft of Valuable Relic
The Hawaiian Eye reports a theft case at 7:30 Tuesday night involving four suspects. Authorities are investigating the loss of a valuable relic and pursuing leads.
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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader
Column argues about baseball shifts and interleague play suggesting Yankees move to the National League alternating years. References include 1954 Indians and 1959 White Sox pennants, plus a jab at Cubs and Astros. Col 3 continued on Page 14.
Jefferson Golfers Defeat Mt Vernon 171-203
Jefferson defeated Mt. Vernon 171 to 203 in a high school golf meet at Ellis Park. Dennis Smith shot 38 to win medalist honors. Jefferson owns six wins in nine dual meets.
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Drake Beats State College of Iowa in Golf Meet
Drake defeated State College of Iowa Monday by 814 to 614 in a golf meet. Medalist was Drake's Mike Bragg who posted a par 72.
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