Dubuque Wins 7-6 at Decatur in Midwest League
The Dubuque team edged Decatur 7-6 in a Sunday night Midwest League game at the losers' park. Billy Carter earned the win with relief in the sixth inning as both sides combined for three runs in that frame. Decatur hit three homers while Dubuque’s Orlando Centallas doubled three times. Other scores: Clinton over Cedar Rapids 7-?. Waterloo 6-3 over Quad City. Burlington 10-9 over Keokuk.
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Johnston Wins Hot Springs Open in Sudden Death
Al Johnston of Montreal defeated Bill Collins in a sudden death playoff at Hot Springs Open. Johnston sank a seven-foot birdie on the second playoff hole after Collins parred from six feet. Johnston tied with Collins at 273 after a final round 66. Collins a final 68 and missed a five-foot eagle try on 18.
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Braves Get Bell Schmidt's 3 From the Mets
Swingle win aided by Schmidt homers as Bell and Mets lose. Droste wins Tunis Speedway 20 lap feature after record time trials in front of 3,920 fans. Kratka leads A semi main and first heat. multiple drivers place in heats and semi mains.
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Haven Schmidt Hits Three Homers in Swingle Win
Haven Schmidt, ex Reds catcher, slugged three 400 plus foot homers to lead Swingle to an 18-9 win over Gar wayville in Maquoketa Valley league play Sunday. Also: Epworth over Richardsville 4-5. Holy Cross beat New Vienna 9-8. Balltown defeated Sherrill 13-4. Bellevue over Guttenberg 13-7. Dyersville beat Loras 7-14. Homers credited to Epworth's Jim Dougherty, Garnaville's Jim Fiete, Bellevue's Tuite Roling, Guttenberg's Al Klinper, Loras's John Willenberg, and Dyersville's Ari Huinker who hit a grand slam in the first.
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Braves acquire Gus Bell from Mets in winter deal
Milwaukee adds 3 year old Gus Bell from New York in a completed winter exchange that sent Frank Thomas to the new National league club. To fit Bell, Mike Krsnich was optioned to Louisville while New York recalled outfielder Joe Christopher from Syracuse who is hitting .336 with six homers.
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New York Mets
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Louisville
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Syracuse
Drake Varsity Opens Lead, Beats Alumni 28 to 2
Drake's Varsity built a two touchdown halftime edge and coasted to a 28 to 2 victory over the Alumni in Des Moines. Johnny Bright, former Drake star, played but did not score. Doug Havlik sparked the Robinson attack with two runs, including a notable sprint.
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Robinson Company 9 Spills Greeley 6-2
The Boat Company of Cedar Rapids defeated Greeley 6 to 2 in a Sunday game at Greeley. Robinson Company 9 led early and held on for the win as Greeley’s offense struggled to respond.
Cornell's Ennis Heads Midwest Conference
Dr J Harrold Ennis of Cornell college Mt. Vernon is elected president of the Midwest Collegiate Athletic Conference. He will succeed Dr John Ketterer of Monmouth. Beloit's Clarence E Von Eschen is vice president, Dr John Houston of Knox re elected secretary treasurer, and Dr Robert Ashley of Ripon re elected conference commissioner. The 196% track and field meet will be held at Carleton College Northfield Minnesota.
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John Ketterer
Monmouth
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Beloit
John Houston
Knox
Robert Ashley
Flanagan's Homer Lifts Ryan In Delco Clash
Flanagan smacked a three run homer in the thirteenth inning to lift Ryan to a 9-7 victory over Earlville in the Delaware county baseball league. Hopkinton rode Bob Hardin's two hitter to a 14-0 win over Troy Mills as Center Point edged Delhi 5-3 in seven.
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Coe
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Grinnell
Vernon Roelofs
Lawrence
Robert Wilson
Ripon
Kenneth Bjork
St. Olaf
Clarence Preps Rip Olin in Final Prep Game
Clarence topped Rip Olin 16 to 1 in its final spring baseball tuneup. Ron McDaniels collected a double a triple and a single in three at bats to lead Clarence. Other players amid the readable text include Sitios Ahrendson and Daniels on Clarence.
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Keon Wins Lady Byng Trophy For Leafs
Montreal AP reports Dave Keon, star center for the Maple Leafs, chosen winner of the Lady Byng Memorial Trophy for the 1961-62 NHL season. Keon earns recognition for sportsmanship and gentlemanly conduct during the season.
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Hardin and Center Point clash in 10 inning defeat
Hardin homered solo in the eighth while Flanagan doubled and tripled in four trips for Ryan. Buckner went four for four for Alburnett in the loss as Central City won with two walks an infield hit and a hit batsman. Ben Satchett and Bill Wall each had two hits for Center Point and Delhi respectively in FVAM action.
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Ryan
Bob Buckner
Alburnett
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Delhi
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Ralph LaCombe Tops Field in Sports Cars Rally
Ralph LaCombe won the annual event in Indianapolis area roads with a car labeled S00. Detroiter Joseph led by strong showing as Volkswagen and other entrants competed for top prizes. Billy Golembiewski took second for seven thousand five hundred dollars, while Salvino of Dallas earned four thousand for third.
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Berg Wins Muskogee Open With 73 Final Round
Patty Berg captured the Muskogee Women's Open title in Muskogee Oklahoma with a final round of 73 to end her two year victory drought.
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Lindale Sports Car Days Iowa Region Event Recap
The Lindale event on June 23-24 awarded First overall to Ralph Latombe. Sports cars results list A Peterson first, Chan man and Siete among top five, Crane and Brooks further down. Touring cars led by H Schweigholer with Swanson and O Rehder following. Ladies division topped by B Brooks with Swanson close behind. other entrants include Chapman and Davis with Hensley and Hale noted in results.
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Ralph Latombe
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B. Siete
Crane
Brooks
H. Schweigholer
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Joe Joseph Nets 11 Strikes to Win Bowling Meet
Indianapolis bowlers report Joe Joseph of Detroit rolled 11 strikes in the final game to capture the $50,000 Tournament of Champions title staged in Indianapolis.
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