St Paul Open Victory Amid Kidney Pain For Rule
Jack Rule Jr., 24, won the St Paul Open despite a kidney stone attack that sent him to the hospital overnight. He shot 72 in the final round, finishing 266 seven under par at Municipal Course to beat Fred Flante by two shots. Bruce Crampton and Dave Hill tied for third at 273. Bayer was fifth at 274.
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St. Paul
Rigie Jy
Tox Atgutty
Vatarlos
Towa
Kama
Rule
Fred Flantesis
el Paso
Tex
Parson Keller
Municipal
Tewari
Big Jack Nicklaus
Hawkins
Bruce Crampton
George Bayer
Carver Peters In Waterloo Open
John Carver and Johnny Fel erg of Muscatine shot 108 and 116 in the Waterloo Open Golf tournament Sunday. Carver carded 36 33 39 while Peters had 76 40. Ron Latellier, 25, at Santa Monica, Calif. pro won the 27 hole event with a nine under par 100. Joe Brown of Des Moines and Bob Shave of Willoughby, Ohio, tied for second at 10.4 Milwaukeean Judy Kimball of Sioux City shot a 72 hole 307 for a three way tie for 15th in the Milwaukee Women’s Open. She, Shirley Engelhorn and Sadiol Spuzich each won $223. Miss Kimball’s rounds included 74 74 80 79.
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John Carver
Johnny Felerg
Muscatine
Caver
Peters
Ron Latellier
Santa Monica
Calif
Joe Brown
Des Moines
Bob Shave
Willoughby
Ohio
Milwaukee
Judy Kimpall
Sioux City
Shirley Engelhorn
Sai + dial
Spuzich
Kathy Whitworth
Miss Kimball
Softball Card Promises Weather Permitting Game at Oregon Field
Weather permitting, Softball Gamex is scheduled tonight at Oregon Field featuring Kris Ger’s squad against Henderson’s team at 7 30. Care Susie’s faces Moose in the other matchup.
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Oregon Field
Krisger
Henderson
Care Susie
Moose
Surprising AFL Exhibition Results Start New Football Season
News from the first AFL exhibition games shows the Oakland Raiders defeating the Boston Patriots 24 to 17 in Oakland while the San Diego Chargers toppled the Kansas City Chiefs 26 to 14 and Denver beat the Houston Oilers 27 to 14. Otto Graham led the Tackles over NFL champions in Chicago, and the Packers faced questions about their invincibility as exhibitions begin to influence expectations ahead of the pro championships. The Chargers lost QB Tobin Rote to injury on the second play, sidelining him for weeks, while Mickey Slaughter, Paul Lowe, and Gere Mingo starred in the opening weekend performances.
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Green Bay Packers
Tueuns Thay
Otto Graham
Chicago
Packers
NFL
San Diego
Chargers
Kansas City Chiefs
Denver
Wale
Houston Oilers
Steignlenss
Oakland Raiders
Boston Patriots
Oakland
Tobin Rote
Rote
John Hadi
Air Force
Paul Lowe
Tan
Mickey ' Slaughter
George Shaiy
Gere’ Mingo
Houston
Podres Oxygen Helps Podres as Dodgers No-Hit Bid
Johnny Podres pitched a near no hitter against the Houston Colts, lifting the Dodgers to a 4-0 victory. A ninth inning single was the only real threat as Podres, after a long outing, noted oxygen in the dugout and praised teammates Maury Wills and Ron Fairly for key hits and defense.
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Oxygen
Podres
Om Temple
Fight Results From Saturday by The Associated Press
The Associated Press lists results from Saturdays boxing shows with bouts across multiple regions. The New York Stable’s Jose and Flash Elorde in the Philippines are noted, along with Canadian challengers Les Sprague and Blair Richardson. Several knockouts and stoppages are reported including Guam Typhoon and Ron Brothers with various weights and locations.
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Associated Press
New York
Jose Stable
Stanley Hayward
Philadelphia
Manila
Flash Elorde
Philippines
Allotey
Ghana
Agana
Guam
John
San Nicholas
Glace Bay
N.S
Blair’ Richardson
Ron Brothers
St. John
Amherst
Les Sprague
Jimmy Gills
Halltag
Big League Action Baffles Mets and Cubs Turned Tide
The Mets suffered Roger Craig's 18th loss as a wild sixth inning and a late rally by the Braves decided a tense game. Willie Mays hit a pivotal homer in the 20th to lift the Giants to a 24- victory over the Cubs, while the Phillies beat the Cardinals 7-3 and 5-? with key hits from Don Larsen and Ron Santo homers sparking offense. Podres added a strong start for the Dodgers.
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Larry ‘Sherry
Jeho
Roger Craig
New York Mets
N Cross
Milwacker
Craig
Cl. Curtis
Boston
Braves
Paul Louis
Cin Laraners
Willie Mays
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Philadelphia
St. Lewis
Cardinals
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Podres
Dodgark
Ken’ Johnenn
Tommy
Davis
Mays
Lindy McDaniel
Don’ Larsen
Ron Santo
Cubs
Ray Culp
Johnny Callison
Clay Dalrymple
Phillies
Jackson Wins Jalopy Race at Louisa County Fair
Jackson leads the feature at the Louisa County fair jalopy race, beating Mosier with Inglebright and Mullinck in the top four. Mosier holds a commanding points lead in the driver standings with 22446, followed by Mullink and Reilly as Jackson eyes further events tonight in Burlington and Saturday in West Liberty.
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Columbus Junction
Xen Jackson
Burlington
Louisa’ County Fair
Jacksons
Mark
Mosier
Washington
Mississippi Valley
Speedway’ Club
Ong
Sy Mosier
Sti
Johnny Mullink
West “Liberty
Bruce Reilly
Lone’ Tree
Igethind
Jackson
Mel Morris c
West Liberty
Bob Inglebright
Mount Pleasant Gts
Ron Hemsted
Lone Tree
Chuck DeMeyer
Washington Ai
Bob Smith
Chuck Smith
Mike Nittenegger
Kalona
Bulington
Weet Liberty
Rophy
Mike Wittenegger
Ron Jackson
Mel Morris
West Tulberty
Mark’. Mosier
Jim Taylor
Leon DeMeyer
Ifflenegger
DeMeyer
Morris
Bruce Bailly
Lone’ Tyee
Bob Ensminger
Tays
Job
Dick Beckley
Karona
Chuck Smithy
Dale Reed
LaHarpe
Roger Noble
Wapello
Billy Hills
Mosler
Inglebright
Mullink
11 Year Old Wins Handicap State Trapshoot Championship
An 11 year old Dubuque shooter, Frank R. Fincel, tied with Eldon Clement of Le Mars after a 98 of 100 in the 18-20 yard handicap. In a tiebreaker Fincel won 24 to 22, becoming the youth champion alongside Eugené Grooms of Bloomfield for the Diamond Award. Other titles went to Mary Meadows Grimes, C. A. Brighton Bunting, Patty Brauer Fond du Lac Wis, Bobi Allen Des Moines, and Roy Edgar Davenport in various divisions. A Nebraska five-man team led the overall standings with 973 points, Iowa second with 0.
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Iowa
Frank R. Fincel
Dubuque
Eldon
Clement
le Mars
Fineel
Eugené Grooms
Bloomfield
Ottumwa
Stari
Mary Meadows
Grimes
C. A
Brighton
Bunting, Il
Patty Brauer
Fond
du Lacy
Wis
Bobi Allen
Des Moines
Robert Mertin
Cedar Rapids
Allen
Roy Edgar
Davenport
William D. Clack
Maquoketa
Bill Clark
Marshalltown
Robert ‘Martin
Don . Mackerman
Montana
Nebraska
Mantle's Homer Sparks Yankees Past Orioles in 10th
Mickey Mantle returned to the lineup in Baltimore and capped his comeback with a seventh inning homer that tied the game and helped the Yankees win 10-9 in 10 innings after dropping the opener 7-2. Yanks' Berra sac fly won the nightcap as Chicago and Detroit also posted results.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Tony Kubek
Baltimore
Yankee Stadium
Yanks
Mantle
AP Photafax
Bob Green
Freas
Yankees
George Brunet
Yori Berra
Chicago
Los Angeles
Kansas City
Minnesota
Washington
Boston
Detroit
Cleveland
Dodgers Rout Astros Behind Podias Shutout Relief
Johnny Podias allowed one hit over four innings as the Dodgers beat Houston 4 0. Jim King led with two homers and a double, scoring three runs in the victory over Boston.
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TRESS
Johnny Podias
Dodgers
Johnny ‘Themale
Houston
Jim King
Senatos
Sox Rout Prison Chiefs 6-1 in Fort Madison
Muscatine Red Sox defeat Fort Madison Prison Chiefs 6-1 on a six hitter by Dick Petersen. Long and Stephens execute a double steal with Stephens scoring. Two late Muscatine runs in the seventh secure the win before a large crowd inside the prison walls. Newt Sox next face Town City at 8 p.m. Thursday at Tom Bruner Field.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Fort Madison
Petersen
Klinger
Trudell
Don Greising
Ken
Schrondar
Wim: Frese
Fred Stepheris
Sox
Freese
Stephens
MHS
Histe Sox
Long
Red Sox
Newt Sox
Town City
Tom Bruner
Ceteeer Clark
I Grensing
E . Qchréeder
Frees
Carter
D. Dodder
J. Dodder
Tee
Frison Chiefs
Williams
O Pinkerman
Wevton
Burdick
Rf Klingat
Cross
Trudefl
Fristo
Preese
Newton
Lone
Clark
Tergens
Pétersen
Loyer
Track Team Concludes European Tour in London Match
The U.S. track team winds up its European tour in London with men's events led by the Americans at 61 to 44 after day one while British women trail 28 to 27. The second day features more events for both sides.
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London
U.S
Eam
Britain
Four inducted into Hall of Fame at Cooperstown ceremony
In Cooperstown New York four baseball legends were to be inducted into the Hall of Fame. Sam Rice and Elmer Flick alongside posthumously honored Clarkson and Eppa Rixey receive bronze plaques at the ceremony. A luncheon and exhibition game between the Milwaukee Braves and Boston Red Sox followed at Doubleday Field.
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N.Y
Rixey
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum
Doubleday Field
Milwaukee Braves
Boston Red Sox
Rice
Flick
Rohde Wins In Archery National Meet
Los Angeles Iowa had two weekend winners in the national archery tournament. Ed Rohde of Muscatine won the professional men's event with 3,609 points. Terry Witt of Waterloo captured the intermediate boys title.
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Los Angeles
Iowa
Ed Rohde
Muscative
Terry Witt
Waterloo
Baseball league Sunday results vary across leagues
In the International League and Pacific Coast League style results, teams posted scores such as Jacksonville 9 over Atlanta 6 and Arkansas 7 over Richmond 2, with mixed outcomes for other matchups. San Diego 63, Dallas 35, and Salt Lake 25, Spokane 5 appear in the scattered results amid a cluttered box.
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Associated Press International League
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Arkansas
Richmond
Rochester
Columbus
Syracuse
Buffalo
San Diego
Dallas
City
Tacoma
Hawaii
Portland
Denver
Salt Lake
Spokane
Seattle
Waterloo Wins II 13th Inning
Waterloo broke a 33 to in the top of the 13th inning with three runs, then Quincy answered with four to take a 7-6 Midwest League baseball win on Sunday. Clinton beat Fox Cities 9-8 to extend its lead. Sparking the seventh inning rally was a three by three byoin triple by Den Welsh. Burlington edged Cedar Rapids 3-0 after Jim Driscoll drove in Brice Smith in the fifth. Wisconsin Rapids defeated Decatur 5-2 as Dubuque trounced Quad Cities 10-4 led by Milt Swift and Tom Newton. Winning pitcher Tom Kellay struck out 1 in a four-hitter.
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Associated Press
Waterloo
Quincy
Clinton
Fox Cities
Wisconsin Rapids
Burlington
den “Welsh
Cedar Rapids
Jim Driscoll
Brice Smith
Decatur
Dubuque
Quad Cities
Milt Swift
Tom Newton
Tom Kellay
Wis. Rapids
Fox Citie
Quad Cites
Waterloo Now
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Kansas City Athletics
Pat Friday
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Dig ‘Bu
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Frank Newton
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Sherry
Butch Ballenger
Player
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John Morrissey
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George Kook
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Murray Rose
Sever
Johnny ‘Podres
Houston Colts
Dodgery
Drohny
Temple
Maury
Wills
Marv
Fooies
Staub
Ron Fairly
Jatin
Bateman
Bartick
Lm Wynn
Mubey
Mick
Mike
Rathet
Ted Press
Eles
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Spinetingler
Bob Aspromon
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Angels
Kank Aguirre
Hwerhitter
Mickey Lolich
Dedder
Swith Stephens
Prison Chiefs
Hall of Fame
Rohde
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