Weather forecast for Indy 500 heightens race anticipation
Expect By Daly Burgess reports fair cool conditions for Thursdays 500 mile race at Indianapolis Motor Speedway. The event, postponed only once since 1915, fuels a chase for $300,000 and ongoing fame among speedway legends like Ralph DePalma, Tommy Milton, and Bill Vukovich.
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Weather to Blame as Indy 500 Struggles for Lead Pace
Forecasts of possible showers and blustery winds unsettle the 41st annual holiday classic. Only 13 starters remain likely to challenge the 130.840 mph record set by Bill Vukovich in 1954, with Parsons absent for the first time since 1949.
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Thede's Climbs to Second with 4 2 Win Over Nordstrom
Thede's Chat and Chew win 4-2 as a two run seventh seals victory over Nordstrom Ol in Major Open softball. Thede's Dvorak leads off the sixth with a run and Snyder drives in the decisive run in the seventh. Nordstrom had taken a brief lead in the third before Thede's rally tied it and pulled ahead.
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Nordstrom shines as team falls to 14 strikeouts in loss
Nordstrom worked four innings with 14 strikeouts while Jim Ryan drove in the only run on a single to left as Nordstrom left the mound after giving up a single run. The offense produced limited hits with Detoridee and Mahniuidb among the few to reach base in a low scoring game.
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Coe Announces Spring Sports Award Winners
Seventeen Cedar Rapids athletes and 43 from Iowa are listed among spring sports award winners announced Wednesday by Coe College Athletic Director Wally Schwank. Track and field, baseball, tennis, and football honors are noted with several letter recipients and rookies from Cedar Rapids and surrounding regions.
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Roosevelt Leads Cedar Rapids Junior High Track Crown
Roosevelt dominates Kingston Stadium meet sweeping eighth and seventh grades with multiple records as Jere Straw earns three titles. Wilson standout sets a new ninth grade record in the long jump and scores in sprints and shot put.
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Loeffler Out At Texas A&M In wake of recruitment charges
Texas A&M president D W Williams accepted the resignation of Loeffler who was hired from La Salle to improve basketball fortunes. The contract's outstanding balance is 7214.46 dollars and ran to April 1 next year. The college aims to clear athletic staff questions and push a stronger program.
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Raiders Pitcher Ed Picker Seeks Growth and Road to Wins
Ed Picker a southpaw relishes the chase for success with the Raiders. He notes pitching has been solid, despite a few rough games, and credits Danny Ozark’s management as the team builds toward a winning stretch. Born in the Bronx, 21 year old Ed stands 6-0 and weighs 146 pounds.
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College Baseball Results From District Playoff
Iver Michison led Northwestern with an 11 to 1 win over Notre tame JH Alma in the CAA District 4 playoff. Bea Ti Almala Normal contributed offense as the hopefuls advance in the college baseball scene.
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Roosevelt Beats Wilson to Tighten City Baseball Standings
Roosevelt defeated Wilson 8 to 3 at Hayes Park, moving the Rough Riders from last place amid a two–team battle with Wilson. Wilson’s Larry Bowen and Svoboda held Roosevelt to four hits, but Roosevelt’s power hitting and five walks helped key rallies. Wilson, now 3 and 4, faces Franklin and McKinsey in the final two City Games as Ramblers decide the crown.
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MCObacks Win Trail Tops Hall in M-1 League
The Manufacturing squad beat Hall Clothes 5-1 at Daniels Park to notch their first M-1 league win. Ray Petrzelka moved from short to mound and held Hall to one hit with one walk as Pinky Primrose delivered a pivotal triple in the sixth to drive in three runs. Bruce O Neal doubled for Hall and scored their lone run.
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Snappers Open Home Schedule Hosting Monticello Sunday
The Snappers host Monticello Sunday in a Midwest American Association game. Other scores include Kokomo 51 over Michigan City 4 and Des Moines 8 Amarillo 4. The brief notes Cedar Rapids and Cedar Mill entries appear, with several minor inconsistencies in names and places.
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