Cardinals Rally To 14 Hit Victory At Decatur
Cedar Rapids Cardinals beat Decatur 10 to 5 on a 14 hit attack led by Biff Bracy with two doubles and a single. Ted Friel pitched six strong innings for his second straight win as Decatur committed six errors aiding Cedar Rapids late rally and seventh inning insurance runs.
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O'Donoghue Perfect Through Four Starts For Indians
Cleveland lefty John O'Donoghue improved to 4-0 with a 0.00 ERA after four appearances and 18 innings. He limited Chicago to three hits in a 4-1 win sealing a doubleheader sweep as the Indians widened their lead over Detroit. Fred Whitfield drove in the decisive runs and Sonny Siebert earned his fourth win.
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Marichal Dominates Mets to Stretch Victory Run
Juan Marichal fired a 5-0 shutout over the New York Mets, improving his career mark against New York to 15-0 and dropping his ERA vs the Mets to 0.82. The Giants ace has won eight with a 0.69 ERA across the senior circuit, while New York won the nightcap 7-2 behind Jack Hamilton.
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Red Pepper Promos Highlight Memorial Day Expos
Arnie’s Army turnout at Moline on Memorial Day garners big sponsor backing for a golf exhibition featuring Palmer and Sanders. A party at noon Monday costs 50 dollars per head to meet the stars. cash purses come from an auto sponsor. Also notes top baseball batting, Iowa football recruit chatter, and the unusual California recruit Shoeless John Shew choosing Iowa over Utah.
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Paxson Nets First Ellis Park Hole-in-One in 1966
William Paxson shot a hole in one on Ellis Park course No. 12 Thursday, using an eight iron. Paxson, aged 38, achieved the 130 yard ace with Earl Bye and Robert Heaton watching.
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Gaarde Named Assistant Coach At Washington
Arnold Gaarde 31 longtime Atlantic high school basketball coach is hired as assistant coach for both basketball and football at Washington in Cedar Rapids. Gaarde led Atlantic to the 1964 state tournament and this season saw Atlantic upset in the substate final by Shenandoah. He will join Wally Sheets in football and Don King in basketball at Washington.
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