Sikes Steady Play Puts He in National Golf Title Contention
In Des Moines Dick Sikes a 21 year old Arkansas student shines in the Americas Cup matches to position as a prime title contender in the National Amateur Golf Championship next week. He defeats Canadian and Mexican opponents with five holes to spare to help the United States clinch a seventh straight Cup victory and total 2644 points to Canada 1944 Mexico 8. Sikes stands as the only player to break par on Wakonda’s demanding course amid tight U S lead.
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Dick Sikes
Arkansas
United States
Sikes
Midwest All-Star Team Named By League Writers
Clinton AP report lists the Midwest Baseball League all star lineup chosen by sportswriters with players at each position. Tony Horton Waterloo and Tito Fuentes Decatur head the infield, Ed Stroud Clinton and Brennan Asplen Wisconsin Rapids join the outfield, Jim Lang Quincy catches, Jerry Rozmus Clinton stars on the mound with Don McNeal Clinton as the lefty, and Tom Reynolds Burlington earns third base recognition. Manager Don Bacon Clinton selected to lead the squad.
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Walter Wagner
Midwest Baseball League
Tony Horton
Waterloo
Tito Fuentes
Decatur
Tom Reynolds
Burlington
Gus Enriquez
Ed Stroud
Denny Meyers
Quad Cities
Brennan Asplen
Wisconsin Rapids
Jim ‘Lang
Quincy
Real values unclassified every day items
A concise note indicates ongoing daily handling of unclassified real values. The record preserves entities implied by the source while avoiding speculative details.
Minor Facets League Playoffs Scoreboard Summary
Ambiguous OCR shows playoff results across leagues. Pacific Coast League leads Oklahoma City 46 Salt Lake 2-0. Portland 5 Seattle 4 in 10 innings. Spokane 7 Tacoma unknown. San Diego 3 Hawaii 1. Dallas-Fort Worth 2, Spencer 1. Toronto 6 Indiana Indianapolis 13, Atlanta leads 2-0 best of seven.
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Atlanta
Oklahoma City
Salt Lake
Portland
Seattle
Spokane
Tacoma
San Diego
Hawaii
Dallas-Fort Worth
Pencer
Ellertson Wins City Tennis Title Over O'Deen
Denny Ellertson defeated Bill O'Deen 3-6 6-0 7-5 at Elmcrest Country Club to claim the 1963 city men’s singles tennis title. O'Deen finished runner up for the second consecutive year, after losing to Norm Barnes the previous season who did not defend the title.
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Bill O’deen
Elmcrest
City
O’deen
Norm Barnes
Major League Opener Sees Two-Game Split and Angles Win
The opening games feature a 6-4 win with a three run homer by Jackie Brandt and Milt Pappas pitching. The second game ends 4-2 after late-inning scoring. The Los Angeles Angels edge Kansas City 4-3 as Albie Pearson is hit by a bases loaded pitch in the 14th.
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Cedar Valley Racing Association Adds Novice Class
Cedar Valley Racing Association officials at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids celebrate launching a novice racing division last fall. The class grew from four to nearly 90 drivers in 1963 and will feature three novice races plus a full modified schedule tonight at 7 30 on the Hawkeye Downs oval.
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Cedar Valley Racing Association
Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
Cob Blah Stops Kenny In Melbourne Fight
The Associated Press reports Peter Cob from Australia defeated Rod Kenny in Melbourne. Cob stopped Kenny in the ninth round, with Kenny suffering a 147 count. The bout featured 144 percent effort from Cob and took place in Melbourne, Australia.
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Associated Press
Melbourne
Australia
Peter Cobblah
Ghana
Rod Kenny
Theater Time For Saturday at Paramount and More
Listings show Paramount presenting For Love or Money with showtimes 1:05, 3:05, 5:05, 7:10, 9:15 plus shorts at 2:45, 4:50, 6:50, 9:00. World and RKO feature Irma La Douce and Lawrence of Arabia with select screenings. MARION and TWIXT TOWN schedules include Jason and the Argonauts, Flight That Disappeared, Summer Magic, Swingin’ Along, and Revenge of Frankenstein among other titles.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette rates and masthead
The Cedar Rapids Gazette details postage and subscription rates for carriers and mail, including weekly and monthly prices for various editions. It notes location and carrier rules and credits the Associated Press for local news republication.
Better living in a better home. See the want ads
The notice promotes improved living through home listings in the want ads. It highlights local opportunities to upgrade residences and invites readers to explore current offers and services available in the classified section.
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