Burlington JC Athletes shift as transfers and signings roll in
Burlington JC notes show Eddie Walz as sole returnee on next year’s basketball squad while Kent Shadden and Bill Danson miss academic grades. Mel Daniels transfers to New Mexico with 2.3 GPA. Russ Murphy earns a tennis scholarship at Arizona State. Joe Knutson signs with Pittsburgh Pirates after playing for Burlington JC. Ralph White heads junior high athletics, earning a higher salary to run intramural programs. Former Ottumwa star John Stewart named tennis coach at Ottumwa Country Club. Multiple fresh basebal numerals awarded at State University of Town and other athletics news flow amid rain delays and regional college signings.
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New Race Track Set to Open July 4 Near Blue Grass
Hawkeye Speedway, Inc. plans a July 4 opening for a new track about three and a half miles west of Blue Grass along highway 6l. Races will be Saturdays with A B and modified classes. The backstretch is full one fourth long on the inside. Officials: George Kali president W T Huls vice president Fiorence B Huls secretary Ruby M Kahl treasurer. Details and rules to drivers will be available in about a week.
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Cardinals Fall to Astros as Newcomers Debut in Loss
The St. Louis Cardinals dropped a 9-3 decision to Houston, their fifth straight defeat. Newcomers Jack Spring and Lou Brock debuted in the third inning and soon contributed as Spring struggled on the mound and Brock struck out in his first Cardinals at bat. Glen Hobbie allowed multiple runs in his two starts for St. Louis, who slide to eighth place in the NL after a rough stretch that began May 23.
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Rainy chat charms Stengel and Berra at delayed exhibition
Rain drenched the field as the Mets and Yankees postponed their exhibition. Casey Stengel and Yogi Berra sat together recalling old days and joked about retirements and recent wins. Berra insisted he was never nervous, predicting a turnaround for the team.
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Twins land Grant as pennant bid intensifies
The Minnesota Twins acquire Jim Grant from Cleveland just before the trading deadline, sending Lee Stange and cash. In a separate six player deal, St. Louis sends Ernie Broglio, Bobby Shantz and Doug Clemens to Chicago for Lou Brock and Jack Spring plus Paul Tart. Brock helps the Cardinals’ outfield, while Grant joins an overworked Twins rotation alongside Pascual, Kaat, Roland and Stigman.
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Baseball Scores and Schedule From Major League Games
A cluttered box of scores lists outcomes for teams including Baltimore Boston Detroit and Chicago with upcoming games in both leagues. It notes National and American League standings and schedules with matchups such as Philadelphia Chicago Milwaukee Los Angeles St Louis Houston Cincinnati San Francisco New York Pittsburgh and Cleveland plus twin bills and twilight games.
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Major League: Colts Blanks St Louis. White Sox Triumph
Walt Bond Houston drives in four runs with two singles as the Colts beat St Louis 3 to 0. Eddie Fisher Chicago shuts down Baltimore for a 9 to 1 victory, earning the White Sox first win after six straight losses.
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