Baseball Scores and Schedule Highlights Across Leagues
Saturday results show Cleveland and New York leading in the American League with Boston and Detroit close behind. Sunday results include Cleveland sweeping New York while Baltimore and Washington split, and Kansas City routing Minnesota. National League notes Los Angeles San Francisco and Milwaukee Pittsburgh deliver key outcomes with several postponements and upcoming games listed.
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Angeles
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Cornell Rowers Ready For Reds
Syracuse reports Cornell's crew prepares to face the Soviet eight at Philadelphia's Independence Day Regatta after a decisive IRA championship win. Cornell led by a length and a half over Washington with California close behind as Stork Sanford's crew controlled the mile mark and then stretched their pace.
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N.Y
Cornell
Stork Sanford
Schuylkill
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
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Washington
Huskies
California
Resurrection era does not match game report
Cleveland's Legion and Red Sox both fall in weekend action. Muscatine's lone two run homer highlights a 3-2 loss to Fort Madison. Madison's five hits in one inning fueled a fifth inning outburst. The Red Sox drop 10-8 to the Anamosa Snappers as Freese miscues and umpire calls factor into the rally.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Jose
Anamosa Reformatory Snappers
Sox
Town City
Bettendorf
Ottumwa Agency
Snappers
Soa
Katy
Red Sox
Dick Petersen
Gary Ramseyer
Grensing
Bill Clark
Greasing
Clark
Jim Freese
George Long
Long
Ted Sox
Butch McCleary
Petersen
Anamosa
MecCreary
Felder
Grehsing
Freese
Nelson
P Sen
Joser
McCleary
Red “Sox
Woodhull
Beaner
HI Ramseyer
Ae Stephens
Robinson
Oy Hari
Marolf
Coat
Pat
Muscatine
Willerding
Swartzman
Perry
Sb—Willerding
Sac Sly— Ramseyer
Erbrbso Petersen
Indians Lead AL By Two Games After Sweep Of Yankees
Cleveland roars to a two game AL lead after sweeping a four game set from New York. A 70,918 crowd celebrated as the Indians moved nine of 12 and widened the edge over Minnesota and the Yankees. Los Angeles and Kansas City lurk close as Detroit falters.
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Indians
Tribe
New York Yankees
Bill Veeck and Co
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New York
Minnesota Twins
Los Angeles
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Boston
Purnai Goldy
Ike de Jock
Twins
Dave Wickersham
Norm Siebern
Jack Kraljek
Baltimore
Washington
Senators
Terry Adler
Hoyt Wilhelm
Jerry Kindall
Bubba Phillips
Jin Mahoney
Bill Stafford
Dick Donovan
Willie Kirkland
Jimi Coates
Pedro Ramos
Gary Bell
Leon Wagner
Bo Belinsky
Rick
Angels
Bee
Felix Torres
Fort Madison tops Muscatine in late scoring burst
Fort Madison defeated Muscatine 5 to 2 as a four-run burst in the fifth inning broke a deadlock. Key players included TeStrake, Hindahl, and Emard for Fort Madison, with Coppage earning the win and Marolf the loss. The game featured strong defense and timely hits at Tom Bruner Field.
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Fort Madison
Burlington
B. Stephenson
D. Bevery
B. Emard
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DR. Coppage
G. Hoskins
K. Heifner
Muscatine
Bo Munoa Hill
Zurtington
Tom Bruner Field
Oale
Xopals
G& al
Muscatine London
Redlegs
Dodgers
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Oregon
Cubs
Phillies
D. TeSivake
Taylor
J. Dodder
Giants
Cards
West
M. Conway
Dodder
M. Rueckert
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Hindahl
Wapello
Holliday
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Wilson
Cale
Manley
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Cumbus Junction
Durant
R. Marell
Lone Tree
Washington
Touals
Wats
TeStrake
Honeday
Emard
Powa
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Marolf
Coppage
Beyer
U—Pantel
Harness Racing At Fair Aug 21 22 At Iowa State Fair
Harness racing events at the Iowa State Fair are scheduled for August 21 and 22 with trotting and pacing horses racing for more than 12000 dollars in prize money.
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Des Moines
Iowa State Fair
Open Teague Field Evening Games Slated
At Oregon Field 7:30 p.m. Drewrys face Willan and Blue Eagle meets R M Milhworks. Calvary Baptist games at Weed Fairs 6 p.m. Lincoln Boulevard clashes First Assembly of God at 9. North Methodist versus Grace Lutheran listed to follow.
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Oregon
Drewrys
Willan
Blue Eagle
R-M Milhworks
Calvary Baptist
St. Mathias-St. Mary's
Lincoln
Boulevard
First Assembly of God
North Methodist
Grace Lutheran
Brazil Retains World Soccer Cup Title in Chile
Brazil came from a first minute deficit to beat Czechoslovakia 3-1 and retain the World Soccer Cup Championship in Santiago Chile. The victory marks a second consecutive title after winning in Stockholm four years earlier by defeating Sweden 3 2. Only once before in the 32 year history had a team won two straight titles in 1934 and 1938.
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Santiago
Chile
Brazil
Czechoslovakia
Stockholn
Sweden
Wheelchair Games crown to Illinois student rehabilitation center
The University of Illinois Student Rehabilitation Center won the team championship in the sixth National Wheelchair Games, finishing with 164 points to 119 for the Bulova Watchmakers of New York. The victory marked the center’s third consecutive title, achieved Sunday.
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New York
University of Tllinois
Centec
Bulova Watchmakers
Dodgers Lead As Phillies Rally. Reds Struggle In 1962
Major league action shows Phillies sweeping Reds 7-2 at Connie Mack Stadium as Ray Sievers and Dod Dems er drive in five. Dodgers snap skid with 6-2 win over Houston while Giants top Cardinals 6-3. Brock hits first Polo Grounds bleacher shot, Santo bands in late rally, Banks drives first game, 18th homer for Ernie Banks.
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Jack Hand
Associated Press
Cincinnati Reds
Philadelphia
Phils
Cincinnati
Reds
San Francisco Giants
Ray Sievers
Dod Demeser
Jim O'Toole
Gene Mauch
Los Angeles Dodgers
Houston
Walter O'Malley
Dodgers
St. Louis
Tom Halter
Giants
Pittsburgh
Warren Spahn
Milwaukee
Harvey Haddix
Braves
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
Cubs
Lou Brock
Polo Grounds
Ron Santo
Jack Baldschun
Eameo
Paul Brown
Connie Mack Stadium
Baldschun
Basls
Leo Cardenas
Wally Post
Tom Davis
Los Angeles
Ken Johnson
Dean Stone
Bob Tiefenauer
Haller
University of Ilinois
Horn
Ray Washhar
Cards
Red Schoendienst
Brock
Erie Banks
Billy Williams
Santo
Vinegar Bend Mizell
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Marclf
Madison
March
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Dontestrake
Cincinnati Redlegs
Philadelphia Phillies
Frank Robin
AP Photofax
Yank
BY Jack Hand
Colorado Street
Bourbon
Phils Doan
Moody
Jack Sehmalr
Keith Thomas
Cedar Rapids Hawkeye Downs
Offenhausers
Yowa
Jawa Fair
Chamber of Commerce
Cedar Rapids
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