Mays Drives Giants to Sweep with Key Doubleheader Day
Willie Mays sparked San Francisco with five hits four runs and two RBIs as he extended his batting average to 408. In the nightcap he scored the winning run on a delayed dash after a misplay at first base. The Giants won 4-3 and had won the opener 3-0.
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Dodgers
Ron Santo
Ernie Banks
Dick Bertell
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Drysdale
Don Landrum
Williams
Eastern Iowa's Top Shop Ping Guide
City weekly classified section highlights local retailers and services in Eastern Iowa. The guide lists shops offering home goods, auto parts, and repairs with brief contact details and promo notes for readers seeking bargains.
Cedar Rapids Cardinals Lose In 12th On Wild Play
Waterloo Hawks win 2-1 in 12th inning as Matt Carter scores on a errant throw after a potential third base play unravels. Nat Colbert led CR with two hits while Billy Davis extended his 11 game hitting streak. Cedar Rapids to host Quincy then meet Waterloo again at home.
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Hal Wade
Colbert
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Stott Wins Hawkeye 250 In Muddy IMCA Battle At Hawkeye Downs
Ramo Stott and Ernie Derr dueled in a Plymouth Dodge showdown with Stott taking victory by leveraging a single 38.28 second pit stop in the 125 mile race at Hawkeye Downs. Derr finished five laps back after four pit stops ending with a run out of gas and a late chase to the check. A crowd of 4,600 witnessed the fastest IMCA dirt track 250 laps. Stott's time 1 hour 51 minutes 35.55 seconds topped Derr's track record as Derr battled to close in despite the pits and late gas issues.
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DeKlotz Leads Point Standings After Weekend Racing
John DeKlotz of Shellsburg holds 2040 points to top the Mid-America Racing Affiliates standings after the opening weekend. Mel Morris of West Liberty has 1520 and Les Johnson of West Union 1480. Racing heads to West Union Tipton and Marshalltown next weekend.
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Mel Morris
Les Johnson
Mid-America
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Shellsburg
Morris
West Liberty
Johnson
West Union
Tipton
Marshalltown
Fred Jaspers Quits Wartburg Cage Post
Wartburg college basketball coach Fred Jaspers resigns after five years to pursue private business. The move ends Jaspers tenure as head coach at Wartburg.
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Fred Jaspers
Wartburg
Fred Winter Tribute Dinner Sparks Memories and Laughs
Speakers at Fred Winter's testimonial dinner recalled his coaching and sewing up a player after a gash at Grant high. Emil Klumpar joked about Winter stitching players and cigaretted ashtrays. Congressman John Culver teased about Winter’s sewing seat as the crowd laughed and shared memories.
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Klumpar
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Franklin
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Fast Start For the New A's Boss
New A's manager Haywood Sullivan halted a seven game skid by sweeping Minnesota 7-4 in 10 innings and 4-2 in a doubleheader. Sullivan, 34, youngest skipper in majors, replaced Mal McGaha after joining from Vancouver and found ally Rene Lachemann who delivered the tying run with a ninth inning single.
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Rausac City Athletics
Charley the Mule
Charley Finley
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Sullivan
Boston
Kansas City
Vancouver
Finley
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Lachemann
Baseball Standings and Schedule for Monday Tuesday
Philadelphia plays St Louis and Los Angeles visits Houston on Monday. Tuesday features San Francisco at Chicago Pittsburgh at Cincinnati New York at Milwaukee Philadelphia at St Louis Los Angeles at Houston.
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