Aaron, Clemente spark all star talk and Braves rout Pirates
Hank Aaron homered twice and drove in four as Atlanta beat Pittsburgh 7-2, answering comparisons with Roberto Clemente who went 0 for 4. Aaron raised his average to .326 with 11 homers and 29 RBIs while throwing out Clemente at the plate. Other NL games featured Maris and Brock powering St Louis, and San Diego rallying past the Dodgers.
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Murray Chass
Associated Press
Hank Aaron
Aaron
Atlanta
Pittsburgh
Clemente
Braves
Milo
Hamilton
Walter Alston
Pirate
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
St. Louis
New York
Houston
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Chicago
Roger Maris
Lou Brock
Cleon Jones
Mets
Willie Davis
Uncertain 1930s baseball standings prompt mixed results
American League report lists teams and records in a jumble with many unreadable names. Several games noted as completed or in progress include Minnesota at California and Chicago at Kansas City. several matchups moved to Tuesday with multiple cities and pitchers referenced in parentheses.
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Chicago
Boston
Baltimore
Ste
Minnesota
Cleveland
New York
Washington
Cantoresy
California
Kansas
Oston
CI Javeland
Detroit
Pascual
Vergan
Talbot
cPngabay
Morlen
City Dobson
McGlathiin
Kansas City
Cedar Rapids Cards Lose Eighth One-Run Game At Home
Cedar Rapids opens a four game home stand at Memorial stadium against Dubuque Monday and Waterloo midweek. The Cards have 11 one run decisions in 18 games, winning only three, amid ten extra inning affairs. Jose Villar hit his fifth homer, and Bob Smith made a diving stops to save the game. All Saints church night is set for Wednesday and Senior Citizens night for Thursday with bus pickups at local venues.
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Los Angeles
Chicago
Davis
Ron Santo
Ferguson Jenkins
Cubs
Santo
Jenkins
Dodgers
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Memorial Stadium
Dubuque
Waterloo
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Jose Villar
Dewey Freeman
Raul Guerrero
Gino! Maiena
Bob Smith
Parsons
Villar
All Saints Church
Stadium
Meth-Wick Manor
YMCA
Greene Square
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
Cesar Tovar
Harmon Killebrew
Bob Allison
Kansas City
Boston
Twins
Sonny Siebert
Athletics
California
Tovar
Carl Yastrzems
Tony Oliva
Boston Red Sox
Alski
George
Angels
Cleveland Indians
Scott
Yastr
Minnesota Zemski
Washington
Senators
Baltimore Orioles
Arnold Small Wins Two Sailing Events at Lake Macbride
Arnold Small of Iowa City sailing a FL Scoop won the first and third races in Hawk Eye Sailing Club action at Lake Macbride. Eleven boats raced with Lee Horn of Cedar Rapids taking the second race in a C scow.
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Arnold Small
Iowa City
Wheeling
Hawkeye Sailing Club
Lake Macbride
Small
Lee Horn
Cedar Rapids
Tom Egbert
U. Sailing Club
Forrest Gorton
Marion
Lee Harn
Smallt
Scoop
Douglas 'Bive
Smallz
Marshall Tortney
J-C
Gorton
Roosevelt Clinches Junior High Net Title in Tight Meet
Roosevelt clinched the junior high tennis championship with a 5-4 win over Franklin, improving to 6-0. Franklin trails at 4-2 with one match left, securing the team title for Roosevelt. Singles results show Covington and Rees, Van Beest, and others delivering decisive wins amid a jumbled scoreline.
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Roosevelt
Franklin
Larry Covington
Rees
Pinney
Ed Lamb
Sue de. Carl
Jim van Beest
Ef. Arron
Steve Vatentay Rees
Altorter
Vasey
Freet
Barry Querer
Barry
Rick Weaver
Pinney-Carlson
Covincisn Lamb
van Beest Atenta
Barron Vesey
Altorter- Bary
Fra On Kuchera-Weaver
Scott Ovel Wins Kart Enduro
Scott Ovel, a Cedar Rapids driver aged 116, won the A modified light class in the International Karting club enduro at Indianapolis. His victory earns a starting spot at the national finals in Kent, Washington, on June 30. Speeds averaged around 75 mph on the 2 1/2 mile course, with Cedar Rapids Marion rivals also placing and reaching 95 mph on the half mile straightaway. Bob Hathaway, 15, Cedar Rapids, took second in junior modified and Jerry Schlemmer of Marion was third in A modified heavy.
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Indianapolis
Scott Ovel
Cedar Rapids
International Karting Club
Kent
Wash
Jerry Schlemmer
Marion
Luther ace Wulfsberg makes tennis history at Luther
Rolf Wulfsberg former Cedar Rapids Washington athlete finishing soph year at Luther College has won two Iowa conference tennis titles and will play in the NCAA small college tournament at Cedar Falls next weekend. He teamed with Frank Barth to win the No 1 doubles title as Luther swept singles and doubles championships in the Iowa conference. Wulfsberg also plays basketball and football for Luther and faces Carleton in the NCAA small college tourney.
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Rolf Wulfsberg
Cedar Rapids Washington
Luther College
Rolf
Iowa
Cedar Falls
Luther
Frank Barth
Soph
Park Ridge
Ill
Ett
Wolfsberg
Norse
Carleton College
Northfield
Carls
Marengo
Iowa Valley High
Bob Ziegler
Vinton
Ziegler
Laurens
Floyd Winter
Winter
C. R. Kennedy High
Winton
Coo
Joan McCord
Cedar Rapids
Mt. Pleasant
St. Louis
George McCord
Minor facts from several minor leagues mixed results
Scores and standings from several leagues are listed. Pacific Coast League shows San Diego beating Tulsa, 6 to 2, while other entries mention Toronto Syracuse with a high scoring game and various interleague results. Weather and rain affect Texas and Arkansas teams. several cities are noted with minor score totals.
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San Diego
Tulsa
Tacoma
Rencoure
Toronto
Syracuse
Auale
Eeinonville
Columbus
Manager Smith Injured While Watching Horton in Detroit
Willie Horton collided with the left field wall but recovered to homers in both games of a Detroit doubleheader with the Yankees. Manager Mayo Smith pulled a leg muscle while going out to left field to check on Horton and needed a stretcher himself. The Tigers won the opener 9-4, then the Yankees won the nightcap to salvage the series.
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Martin Lader
Detroit
Willie Horton
New York Yankees
Tiger
Mayor Smith
Willie
Horton
Tigers
New York
Jim Nash
Rico Petrocelli
Cleveters
Duane Joseph Land
Samson
McDowell
Jack Aker
Chicago
Italians Honor Primo Carnera at Homecoming Ceremony
In Sequals near the Italian Alps a crowd cheered as Primo Carnera received a medal from officials of the Veterans of Sport union. The former world heavyweight champion, visiting his old home, appeared moved as he recalled past ring victories.
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Rome
Primo Carnera
Carnera
Italian Union of
Italy
Theimen
United States
Jmedal
Sequals
Yugoslavia
Eh Cee
Oklahoma St. W
Colorado
ML Kanses
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