Red Peppers Features From Cedar Rapids To Illinois
Former Cedar Rapids racer Paul Newkirk named mechanic of the year for Zecol racing of Milwaukee and eyeing a 500 bid with Parnelli Jones. Don White of Keokuk races USAC. Zecol boasts a land speed record and 46 stock class records at Bonneville. Illinois-bound Ralph Trimble lands a psychology scholarship after a Big Ten track season. Krause discusses shoulder issues and college ties.
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Cedar Rapids
Paul Newkirk
Auto Sports
Paul
Zecol Racing
Milwaukee
Zecol
Don White
Keokuk
IMCA
USAC
Parnelli Jones
Utah Salt Flats
Bonneville
Baltimore Orioles
Yankees
Billy Hoffer
Orioles
Baltimore
Billy
U. of Iowa
Dick Somodi
Shaker Heights
Ohio
Connie Pulasky
Coe College
Miami University
Dubuque
Paul Krause
Iowa
Krause
Michigan
Ohio State
Art Mitchell
Waterloo
Iowa City
Ralph Trimble
Trimble Brothers
Cedar, Rapids
University of Ilinois
Ralph
Iown
Hawkeyes
Illinois
Gazette
John Melvor
C.R
Bill Kelly
Old Washington High
Trimble
C.R. Jefferson
U. of Illinois Graduate School
Horton Ends Raiders Streak With Two-Run Clout
Tony Horton belted his seventh homer of the season with two on, delivering a 4-3 loss to the Raiders. Dave Galliagan took the loss as Boston’s 18 year old rookie powered the Red Sox past Waterloo, while the Raiders threatened in the eighth and ninth innings but failed to push across the tying run.
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Red Raiders
Tony Horton
Boston Red Sox
Waterloo
Raiders
Weghorn
Dave Galligan
Galligan
Mike Ryba
Horton
Harpee
Ruba
Bob Montgomery
Mike
Ryba
John Weghorn
Mike Vanderen
Top Games Scores Cast by KCRG TV 9 Sports Host Bob Brooks
Bob Brooks presents the weeknight sports segment at 10 25 p m detailing the top scores from major games with rapid updates and brief game highlights creating a concise nightly scoreboard.
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Kcrg-Tv
Bob Brooks
Wills injury strains Dodgers as Koufax and Romo worry Indians
Maury Wills faces X rays and possible surgery for calcification in the left second toe threatening three weeks out as the Dodgers renew their pennant pursuit. Koufax’s finger and Romano’s broken little finger add to Cleveland’s concerns as transactions reshape their catching corps.
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Maury Wills
Maury
Los Angeles Dodgers
Sandy Koufax
Dodgers
Wills
Los Angeles
Robert Kerlan
Koufax
Cleveland Indians
Johnny Romano
Romano
Baltimore
Minor Faets International League scores recap
Rochester 3 Columbus 1 and Syracuse 7 3. Atlanta 7 Richmond 3. Arkansas 7 Jacksonville 4. Pacific Coast League Hawaii 1 Salt Lake City 0. Tacoma and Portland 3. Spokane 5 Seattle 0. Cantonport Worth 7 Oklahoma City 3. Only games scheduled.
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Indians
Jim Lawrence
Ted Abernathy
Jacksonville
Ellis Burton
Salt Lake City
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Atlanta
Richmond
Arkansas
Hawaii
Tacoma
Portland
Pokane
Seattle
Catenport Worth
Oklahoma City
Rain Postpones State High School Baseball Tourney
Semifinal games of the Iowa state high school baseball tournament were postponed by rain and rescheduled for Tuesday afternoon. Forest City vs Davenport West slated for 1 p.m. and Des Moines Roosevelt against Dubuque Wahlert around 3 p.m. Winners may play for the title Wednesday unless field conditions force delays to Friday and Saturday.
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Forest City
Davenport West
Des Moines Roosevelt
Dubuque Wahlert
Winning combination in classifieds ad display
An advertising note highlights a winning combination where a display ad and want ad reach readers effectively. The line suggests integrated placement to maximize visibility for listings and notices.
Lema Wins Memphis Open in Sudden-Death Playoff
Tony Lema, from San Leandro, California, defeats Tommy Aaron in a playoff to win the $50,000 Memphis Open in Memphis Tennessee. Lema earns $9,000 and moves to second in season earnings behind Jack Nicklaus, who collected $1,400 for 11th place. Aaron receives $4,600 after a regulation 27 holes tied at 270. Jack Rule ties for 27th with $337.50 and a 283 total.
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Memphis
Tommy Tony Lema
Aaron
Brue Rampton
Harold Kneece
Gary Plaer
Gene Li Ie Ae
George
Don Pinsherwald
Johnn Pott
Bill Collins
Bill Severes
Dave Hill
E Wininger
Tommy Hine
George Ebene
Mason Rudolph
Gardner Dickenson
Lionel Hebert
Bob Charles
Jim Ferree
Jack Rule Jr
Doug Ford
Gary Fred Hawkins
An Agemeud
Miller Barber
Ert Weaver
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Gazette Sports
Uhosen
Rowe
Coletta
Decker
Gomery
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Orton
Horn
Verdon
Levingston
Curtins
Thompson
Arusansky
M‘rissette
Malchow
Nap
Martineturner
Rusansky
Galli Curtis
Ae Ae Peers
Gallis
Ee O- Vande
Bit Orton
Mane Sh—King
SO Maichow
Pottiesigan
Woo King U—Williamse
Coober
Jerome’s
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Valley Racing Assoc
Indianapolis
2Nd Ave
Millhiser-Smith Agency
Harold Milthiser
Charles King
Forrest Smith
Byron Thorpe
Associated Press
Aqueduct Track
New York
Levi Keen
Cripple Creek
Keen
Tribe
Nanny
Mike Ratcher
Chicago Cubs
Dodger
Doc Edwards
Kansas City
Dick Howser
Joe Azcue
Midwest
Il. Pet
G.B. L. Pet
San Francisco
Clintence Ween
Ava Los Angeies
Permeden
Pittsburgh
Waterloeuque
Quad Cities
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Quincy
Li Burlington
N. Decatur
Clinton
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Cleveland
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Decatur
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Pittsburs
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Stagg Distilling CO
Frankfort, KY
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Jack Rule
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