Cedar Rapids golfers fare in Westwood Invitational
Newton’s Bob McCardell won a three hole playoff for the meet title after tying Newton’s Bill Freehan at 108. Cedar Rapids players Ron Ringgenberg and Al Bailey finished tied for third with 112 and seventh with 114 respectively in the Westwood Invitational held Sunday.
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Dodgers Try Odd Three Outfielders In Chicago Show
In a Sunday test at Chicago the Dodgers used an unusual three outfielders setup and prevailed against the Astros. The Dome played a key role as Jim Wynn misjudged a ball, allowing a Hart hit to become an inside-the-park off the bat. Houston officials promised a plastic bubble paint update as colors—from green to blue to black—were debated.
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Farm Boss Sees C. R. Blank Loop Leaders
Cedar Rapids Cardinals blank Burlington 7 0 in a Midwestern league win. Mike Buist pitched seven strong innings before Cliff Politte finished the last six batters. Galyen Pitts had two doubles and two singles in five trips. Manager Ron Plaza departs for draft physicals with four players.
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Quality rear-engine cars dominate Indy entries in 1962 race
Texan A. J. Foyt may oversee final rites for the rear-engine era with 27 Ford rear-engine entries, 17 of them Lotus-Ford, 10 Offenhauser, and several old Offy roadsters, as the 48th running looms after time trials featured a dramatic crash involving Bob Mathouser.
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Sprint car lineup and speed records at Sheraton-Thompson event
A long list of drivers and cars shows the starting lineup by row with nationalities and car speeds. Notable names include A J Foyt from Houston driving a Sheraton-Thompson Lotus-Ford at 161.233 mph, Jim Clark with 140.729 mph, and Mario Andretti from Nazareth among others.
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White Sox batter Chance in 3-0 upset of Angels
Cy Young winner Don Chance endured pressure from Chicago as the White Sox hammered him for five hits and five walks in 22 1 3 innings. Chance called it the worst he has pitched, while the White Sox built a lead and won 3 to 0.
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Boxing Fix Talk Sparks Debate On Heavyweight Fight
The piece questions whether the Clay Liston title bout was fixed while predicting a Liston victory in six. It notes plans to watch on closed circuit at the RKO Iowa Theater with Leonard Wood selling seats and mentions radio coverage by Mutual. It also touches Lou Hudson’s interest in trying track and football at Minnesota.
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Williams Wins AAU Marathon in New York
Gary Williams a blond 32 year old with a crew cut won the National AAU marathon in New York finishing three quarters of a mile ahead of Ralph Buschman of Boston.
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