Quincy Triumphs Over Dubuque 9-6 in Midwest League Fight
Quincy upset league leaders Dubuque 9-6 as Vito Porta powered the win with a two-run homer in the first and a three-run shot in the third. Quad City beat Cedar Rapids 4-2, Clinton overwhelmed Waterloo 12-6, Burlington held Keokuk 8-7, and Fox Cities rallied to defeat Decatur 10-5 in late-inning drama.
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Wilson
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Cherry
Baseball minor leagues scores roundup across leagues
A compact scores roundup lists results from Minor Facts International League, American Association, Pacific Coast League, West Texas League, Eastern League and South Atlantic. teams such as Syracuse, Toronto, Louisville, Dallas Fort Worth, Oklahoma City, Denver, Seattle, Tacoma, San Antonio, Amarillo, El Paso, Williamsport, Springfield, Charleston, Binghamton, York, Elmira, Savannah, Portsmouth, Asheville, Knoxville, Greenville, Charlotte and Macon appear with varying game totals and outcomes.
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Charleston
Binghamton
York
Elmira
Westmar blanks Morningside as college baseball results
Westmar defeats Morningside 10 to 0 in a college baseball summary. Webb leads Steamboat Rock with a late surge, while Alton St. Mary’s beats Beverly 5 to 3 in another close finish.
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Morningside
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Drake Prep
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Webb
Valley Track Meet Scores and Standings Revealed
Readout of Valley Varsity track results lists multiple event winners from teams including Molene West Central Clinton Moline and Rock Island. Notable marks include mile relay times and pole vault distances with records referenced and several ties noted across 880 relay and sprint events.
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Green
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LeHew
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Eckman
Renee J.C
White Wall Paint Alters Track Cues At Indy 500
Indianapolis race officials repainted the inside wall to improve visibility as cars approached curves during practice for the 500. The repaint caused new black tire marks to appear, particularly when drivers struck the wall, with several injuries reported and the field preparing for time trials. Cedar Rapids bowler Mrs. Ray Bubke rolled a 647 in Jubilee Ladies league play at Jubilee Lanes, lifting her average to 151.
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Los Angeles
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Fleck's To Host Missouri Squad in Twin Bill
Fleck's Falstaff will host Missouri's St. Joseph's Boosters in a doubleheader at Ellis Park starting at 7 p.m. June 3. Manager Lou Dvorak plans to use lefty Jerry Ralls in one game and right-hander Mel Stark in the other.
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St. Joseph’s
Ellis Park
St. Joseph's
Missouri
Lou Dvorak
Jerry Ralls
Mel Stark
Fleck’s
Morningside and Westmar play to shutout split
In Sioux City the Eagles opened 3-0 against Westmar while Morningside blanked them 6-0. Buffalo Bills sign Billy Atkinson to a 1962 contract as the league leader in punting and interceptions last season.
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Westmar
Eagles
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Billy
Buffalo Bills
Gazette Want Ads Sell Unused Items
A brief notice touts Gazette Want Ads for moving unused goods. The ad emphasizes quick, wide reach through the Gazette’s classifieds to attract buyers.
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Gazette
Dia
Baseball Leaders and Team Notes From a Fragment
A partial list highlights home run leaders with Essegian and Cepeda among top names for Cleveland San Francisco and others. Runs batted in show Cepeda leading with 35 for San Francisco and Davis of Los Angeles contributing 30 for the Dodgers.
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Willam Chicago
Roat
Pittsburah
Pinson
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Davis
Los Angeles
Thomas
New Or
Alou
San Fran
Crandal
Milwaukee
Dalrymple
Cepeda
Phil
Tama-Toledo Pool Director Resigns for Lakewood Post
Joe Casey resigned after three seasons as director of the Tama Toledo swimming pool. Wayne Reinbrecht of Tama says the pool serving both communities will open May 30 and a replacement is being sought before that date.
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Joe Casey
Tama-Toledo
Lakewood
Ohio
Wayne Reinbrecht
Casey
Royals Softball Drops Record in Conflicting Matchup
The Royals finished 6-1 and 10-5 overall with a meet against Waterloo Co amid exams. Individual results include Netolicky parziak 13-11, Duffy over Todd 12-5, Glass over Reading 13-11, Glass (C) over Cooney 12-8, Pilcher over reading 2-3, and doubles Glass-Duffy defeating Cooney-Todd 12-4 and Mizlak-Porter over Netolicky-Reading 10-8.
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Waterloo Co
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Mrzlak
Ingles
Phil Netoclicky
Yonn Parziek
Tim Duffy
Lee Todd
Gary Glass
Bud Reading
Dave Glass
Tim Cooney
Fred Pilcher
G. Glass-Duffy
Cooney- Todd
Mizlak- Porter
Netolicky- Reading
Columbus Tops Regis Netmen
Waterloo match report notes Phil Netolicky was Regis' sole winner as the Columbus Nets edged Regis in a dual meet on Monday.
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Regis
Waterloo
Phil Netolicky
Wartburg Rejects Bid To Baseball Regional
Wartburg College as conference baseball champion in Waverly Iowa was forced to turn down a bid to NAIA area four playoff leading to the national tournament at St Joseph Missouri June 5 6. The Knights finished 10 3 in league play and are factored into the regional decision.
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Iowa
Wartburg College
St. Joseph
The
Knights
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