Giants Rally Past Cubs as Cedar Rapids Triumph 7-4
Cedar Rapids slugged 11 hits to beat Fox Cities 7-4 in a game highlighted by Barry Morgan's fifth homer and three-hit night. Gene Johnson added three hits, and Archie White closed out the win after a tense eighth inning as Cedar Rapids salvaged the fourth game of the series.
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Barry Morgan
Piotrowski
Chuck Smiley
Holmes
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Archie White
Photi Anthony
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White
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Ett
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Beady
Pera
Crawford Casciano
Giants Hammer Cubs 8-2 for 17th Loss in 20
San Francisco toppled Chicago 8-2 as the Giants rode a 4th inning blitz to erase a 2-2 tie. Willie Mays hit a 9th inning homer and Harvey Kuenn opened the frame with a single, joining Will McCovey and Ed Bailey in a decisive rally that overwhelmed pitcher Dick Crott. Jerry Kindall and Ron Santo homered for the Cubs but could not stop the skid.
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Ron Santo
Dick Crott
Harvey Kuenn
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Willie Mays
Orioles Solve Sox 5-4 on Geiger Error in Ninth
Gary Geiger dropped a two out fly in the ninth allowing Dick Hyde to score the winning run as the Orioles beat the Red Sox 5-4. Baltimore extended its streak to five games and closed to a virtual tie with the Yankees for third in the American League.
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Dick Hyde
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Angels Rout Tigers 10-1 Behind McBride Five-Hit Start
rookie Ken McBride earned his fifth straight win with a five hitter as the Los Angeles Angels routed the Detroit Tigers 10-1. Ted Kluszewski hit a three run homer and Ken Hunt added three RBIs with a homer and two doubles, while Detroit pitcher Phil Regan drew a $50 automatic fine for alleged brushback at Hunt after Kluszewski’s fifth inning shot.
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Ken McBride
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Detroit Tigers
Ted Kluszewski
Angels
Ken Hunt
Detroit
Phil Regan
Ed Hurley
Hunt
Kluszewski
Watkins Named to West Grid Squad for All-America Bowl
Fullback Tom Watkins of Iowa State, ranked 12th nationally in rushing last season, was among four players chosen Saturday for the West squad in the first annual all-America bowl football game in Buffalo on June 23. Also named were Kansas center Fred Gageman, Arkansas guard Wayne Harris, and Oregon State end Aaron Thomas.
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Tom Watkins
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Kansas
Fred Gageman
Arkansas
Wayne Harris
Oregon State
Aaron Thomas
Gregory Signs with Dallas Cowboys
Glynn Gregory, star athlete at Southern Methodist University, signed a contract Saturday with the Dallas Cowboys of the National Football League.
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Glynn Gregory
Southern Methodist University
Dallas Cowboys
National Football League
Iowa's 1914 penalty play recounted with sequel victory
The text recalls the Hawkeyes 27 0 win over Northwestern in 1914 built on Sammy Gross faux penalty maneuver. It notes Gross later details and a second stunt against Iowa State producing a 60 yard gain in a 26 6 victory, plus broader notes on illegal procedure rules and local youth baseball plans.
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Sammy Gross
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Reeves
Aggies
Fladoos Wins 4th Iowa High School Golf Title
Sharon Fladoos of Dubuque captured her fourth consecutive Iowa girls golf state title at Denison Country Club carding 77 to edge runner up Barb Simonsen of West Waterloo by seven strokes. Dubuque won the team championship by three over West Waterloo, 386 to 389, with McGee besting Hexom in a playoff for third after a 91 tie.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
Memorial Ballpark
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Harold Schmickley
Jefferson
Denison
Sharon Fladoos
Dubuque
Denison Country Club
West Waterloo
Miss Fladoos
Barb Simonsen
Simonsen
Pat McGee
Bode
Joanne Hexom
Decorah
Musial and Javier pace Cardinals past Pirates 7-5
Stan Musial drove in three runs and Julian Javier collected five singles as the St. Louis Cardinals beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 7 to 5. Musial hit a two run single a solo homer and another single to raise his average this month. Ernie Broglio earned the win with relief from Lindy McDaniel while Vernon Law took the loss.
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Stan Musial
Julian Javier
St. Louis Cardinals
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Musial
Cardinal
Ernie Broglio
Pittsburgh
Curt Flood
Law
Pirates
Don Hoak
Dick Groat
Bob Skinner
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Javier
Hal Smith
Broglio
Iowa City Sigourney Marion Athletes Top Iowa Prep Track
Des Moines Tech won the class AA team title with 38 points as Marion and Iowa City athletes claimed multiple titles. Marion’s Steve Miller won the class AA mile in 4 29.2, Gary Snooks threw 237 5 in the football toss, Minnick won high jump 6 2, and Larry Strickler of Sigourney swept class A with discus 162 5 14 and shot 50 11 34. Strickler’s mark was among four records set as winds limited performances.
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Iowa City
Sigourney
Des Moines Tech
Clarion
Steve Miller
Gary Snook
Minnick
Larry Strickler
Sigour‘ney
Boston Sets New Broad Jump World Record at California Relays
Olympic champion Ralph Boston, a Tennessee A&I standout, jumped 27 feet 14 inches to break his own world record in Modesto California. The 27 foot mark came on his first finals jump despite a 4 mph tailwind. Dennis Johnson of San Jose State won the 100 meters in 9.4 seconds, beating Harry Jerome of Oregon.
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Calif
Ralph Boston
Tennessee A&j
California
Boston
Jesse Owens
Sar. Jose State
Dennis Johnson
Oregon
Harry Jerome
Ray Crites Wins YMCA Squash Championship
Ray Crites defeated Frank Nye in the YMCA city squash final to claim the title. Nye beat Norman Barnes in the previous round while Crites also defeated John Palmer to reach the final and won the five game final 6 15 15 9 18 15 13.
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City Ymca
Frank Nye
Frank Nye i
Jim Gilchrist
John Palmer
Alan Bickel
Don Barrigar
Nye
Norman Barnes
Crites
Palmer
Standings and Saturday Scores in Three-One League
Standings show Topeka 1s Fox Cities Cedar Rapids Steineolneae Burlington St eines with varied wins and losses. Saturday results include Cedar Rapids 4 Fox Cities 6 and Topeka 6 Lincoln. Tomorrow Burlington Cedar Rapids and Des Moines Fox Cities play while Topeka Lincoln schedule noted.
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Cedar Rapids
Steineolneae
Burlington
Steines
Lincoln
Es Moines
Opeka
National League Bracket and Probables Featured
Baseball standings and probable pitchers listed for today’s National League games. Teams include San Francisco Chicago Milwaukee St Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia Pittsburgh and Los Angeles with matchups and listed starters Purkey Crandall Maddox Hobbie Sanford and Sadecki among others.
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Ungrammatical OCR Scorecard Fragments From Baseball Schedule
Readable OCR lines mention teams and pitchers such as Turley 3-2 and 9.9 and DeLock 1-1 of Sehwall at Baltimore Fisher 1-5, Hoeft, Kealieh 4-1, and McBride 1-7. Early afternoon and 12:10 times appear with Detroit and Boston implications.
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Turley
Boston
DeLock
Sehwall
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Fisher
Hoeft
Minnesota
Kealieh
Ireton
Daniels
Detroit
Bunning
Les 'Au
McBride
Ward Leads Indy Testing With 146.5 MPH Lap
Indianapolis AP Rodger Ward the 1959 Memorial 500 winner topped practice with a 146.5 mph lap as 32 drivers wheeled their sleek machines on the 2 mile track. Jack Brabham followed at 145.5 mph drawing strong attention to the rear-engine Cooper-Climax contender.
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Rodger Ward
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Iuns
Lerews
Jack Brabham
Australia
Brabham
Steelers Face Bears In Armed Forces Tilt
The Pittsburgh Steelers were named to oppose the Chicago Bears on Sept. 8 in the 16th Annual Armed Forces benefit game at Soldier Field.
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Soldier Field
Braves Edge Dodgers 10-8 in Milwaukee slugfest
Milwaukee Braves slugged past the Los Angeles Dodgers 10-8 to sweep two straight in the series. After Los Angeles tied the game at 8-8 with a five run burst, the Braves answered with two in the bottom of the eighth. Claude Raymond earned his first major league victory as Dick Farrell took the loss.
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Dodgers
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Dick Farrell
Claude Raymond
Reds edge Phillies 5 4 on late ninth inning rally
Cincinnati Reds defeat Philadelphia Phillies 5-4 Saturday night, fending off a ninth inning rally. It marks the Reds seventh straight win over the Phillies this season.
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