Angels Rally in Cedar Rapids Sink Cardinals 17 Hits
The Angels beat the Cardinals 2 to 1 in Cedar Rapids as Al Martin pitched a three hitter for CR and Bill Parker hit a homer to spark a 17 hit attack. Jorge Millan Dave Thompson and Reliever Bob Holtz contributed multi hit efforts in the Midwest league win.
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Wisconsin Rapids Beat Decatur To End Losing Streak In Midwest League
Wisconsin Rapids halted five straight losses with a 4 3 victory over Decatur aided by two ninth inning Decatur errors. Joe Grace drove in all Burlington runs in a 5 3 win over Waterloo. Don Eddy pitched Appleton to a 4 1 win over Quincy with a four hitter as Appleton moved atop the league standings.
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Helm Wins His Second At Tipton
Helm won his second race at the Cedar County Raceway in Tipton on Sunday night, driving a 1955 Dodge to an early lead and fending off Jim Havell as Arlo Becker blew a front tire. Walt Carney took the B semi, heat winners included Wren Fall Becker and Bob Current, with consolation going to Bill Douglas. The street stock division saw Dave Edwards win, and the next event is Memorial Day with many drivers listed for the B Modified and feature races.
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Six Cedar Rapids Boxers Triumph in Davenport Bouts
In Davenport at St Ambrose college the Iowa amateur league saw six Cedar Rapids boxers win. standout Dan Morgan stopped Melvin Overton with a first round TKO while Steve Sacora Ronie Reeder Robert Wallen Terry Dye and Wik E lie Brown also claimed victories in welter and lighter weight classes.
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Garrett and Carpenter win at Ellis Park
John Garrett and David Carpenter captured the 8 hole blind partner event with a 187 at Ellis Park Golf Assn. competition. Glen Kerres and Dave Smith finished second with YR and Paul Taylor and Tom Cook took third with 191. In nine holes Mary Martin and Tom Merryman led with 89, Ray Dunahugh and Oda Poorman were second with 91, and Al Cline and Dick Morton were third with 84.
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Losing Five Players Hurt Iowa Chance
IOWA CITY. Coach Dick Schultz blamed five key players missing for the Hawkeyes’ Big Ten season ending with a doubleheader loss to Michigan. Iowa finished 7-1 in the conference and 21-24 overall, losing two games 3-2 and 7-8 after Michigan scored seven runs in the fifth. Schultz expects a stronger lineup next year, though players may depart for pro drafts or due to eligibility. He counted the win over Big Ten champion Minnesota as a standout performance, praising the comeback from a 5-0 deficit.
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Wynn, May pace Astros and NL leaders with late homer spree
Wynn's eighth inning shot helped the Astros beat the Mets 63 as he tied May for the NL lead with 12 homers. May and Tolan homered for Cincinnati, and Gibson and Perez delivered for the Pirates and Giants split a doubleheader. Other NL results included Atlanta’s win over Philadelphia and San Diego taking a pair from Chicago.
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Levy leaves William and Mary to join Philadelphia Eagles
Marv Levy resigns as William and Mary head coach after five seasons to become assistant coach with the Philadelphia Eagles. Speculation links Vito Ragazzo as potential W M coach replacement. Levy finished with a 23 25 2 record at W M and cited an outstanding NFL opportunity.
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John Wall Leads Springtime Bowling Standings at Legion Lanes
John Wall rolled a 64 series last week to take the lead in the Springtime bowling circuit at Legion Lanes. He won the weekly prize of $50, replacing Dan Rocarek who had 684. Les Wilson sits third with 654 points.
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Maddox Makes Ace at Squaw Creek on 18th Hole
Larry Maddox of Cedar Rapids holed out on the 135 yard par three 18th at Squaw Creek Golf Course on Saturday. He used a seven iron to ace the hole, delivering an ace for Maddox and the Cedar Rapids area.
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