Washington romps Central City 23-0 to open baseball season
Washington baseball pounded Central City 23-0 on the Warriors' diamond to start the 1966 season. Dennis Caldwell earned the win with three innings, Dave Close delivered three hitless innings, and Washington piled up 19 hits led by Darrell Lindsay two doubles, LaVerne Boots two triples, Mike Seyfer two for three with a double, and Tim Zuber with a double.
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Washington
Central City
Warriors
Dennis Caldwell
Caldwell
Dave Close
Darrell Lindsay
Lindsay
LaVerne Boots
Mike Seyfer
Allcny
Tim Zuber
Central
C.r. Wash
Hayley
Zuber
Buttees
Arends
Toms
Madson
Mobr
Sevier
Tf Hamer
Fowell
Larsomah Co
Close
E—Ferreter
Rosendahl
Meill
Napier
Central Ci
Hoots
Reid
Seyier
MM Lindsay
Seyfer
Frank
Tyrdik
Skosman
Evaleston
Ipoh
Pilughast
Calawelt
Mike Jennings
Rick Dvorak
Regis
Waterloo
Columbus
Bill Bevill
Jeff
Jim van Dine
Wash
Bevill
Bob Kohl
Tim Kelley
Craig Brandon
LaSalle Names Athlete of the Year at Third Banquet
Senior Dave Smith was named athlete of the year at the LaSalle athletic banquet. Letters were presented to all Lancer athletes, with most valuable players chosen by teammates in basketball wrestling and football. Forty five letters were given in basketball and nineteen to varsity wrestlers.
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Dave Smith
LaSalle
Lancer
Paul Hostak
Mike Randall
Bill Gallagher
Hulls Record Scoring 3 Letters Pays $2,000 Bonus At Prairie
Montreal AP report notes Bobby Hull tops NHL scoring with 54 goals 97 points earning 1000 for the lead and 1000 for pace in halves. Beliveau 54 97, Mikita 30 48, Worsley Hodge bring Vezina shares. Prairie awards 31 winter letters to basketball and wrestling squads with captains named.
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Prairie
Montreal
Bobby
Beliveau Hockey
Sm Ls Deers
National Hockey League
Chicago
Stan Mikita
Black Hawks
Jean Beliveau
Rousseau
Mikita
Toronto
Canadiens
Gump Worsley
Charlie Hodge
Worley
Hodge
Glenn Hall
Dave Dryden
Hall
Norm Ullman
Alex Delvecchio
Detroit
Bob Nevin
New York
Henri Richard
Murray Oliver
Boston
Oliver
Rancere
Norway Baseball Team Defeats Amana 5-2
Pro wrestling card set for Memorial Coliseum at 8 30 p m Saturday April 9 featuring Stomper Reed from Baltimore and Don Carson of Tulsa in a bout against Jerry Kozak with Reed's takedling on Henning in the opener.
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Norway
Amana
Memorial Coliseum
Don Carson
Tulsa
Jerry Kozak
Reed
Henning
Center Point Defeats Monticello in Mixed Event
Center Point blanks Monticello Sacred in a four inning no hitter affair as Berle guests in a crowded sports night. Players Monti 5 4, Center Point 434, Miller Hapker lead a busy roster with Hapker 4 4 at plate and McDonald Indekofer leading the field.
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Norway
Sonny Myers
Noy Brown
Winnipeg
Dick McVay
Larry Miller
Bob
Hapker
Viking
Bulldog Gna
Lee Henning
Monti
Ween
McDonald
Levansman
Lambert
Indekofer
Miller and Hapker
Eight Baseball Vets at Elkader
Central Community high school selects 34 players for spring tryouts led by coach Reid Dillon. Returning lettermen include seniors Jim Buckner Tom Zapl Gary Nesteby Larry Thole with several juniors and sophomores making the squad for the 1966 season. The team schedule lists games against Waukon Samnle North Alt and other Iowa conference foes.
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Elkader
Reid Dillon
Central Community
Jim Buckner
Tom Zapl
Gary Nesteby
Larry Thole
John Costigan
Gary Patrick
Denny Hjelmeng
Danny Glawe
Jim Orr
Fred Rehmke
Kenny Lindroth
Gregg Stoll
Larry Stott
Dennis Millard
Terry Cole
James Larson
Dick ‘Stence
Andrew Zapf
John Rug‘land
Stan Larson
Jeff Muehler
Roger Neumann
Tom Liche
Terry Stence
Roger Thomas
Tim Koebn
al Hen Meyer
Lee Palas
Bobby Nesteby
Paul Ringdahl
Jeff Kuehl
Donnie Way
Roger Gamm
Daniel Schmitt
Waukon
Sasmnle
North
Alt
Iowa
Stormont
Pointer girls schedule twelve games for season
Center Point girls softball team plans 12 games with practice underway. The roster includes Vicki Wyeth Freida Hunter Linda Wall Vernon Bryant Kathy Langguth Sharon Wall and others coached by Max Anderson. Schedule lists games from April to May at Garrison Walker Norway Urbana Shellsburg Troy Mills and more with start times.
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Center Point
Vicki Wyeth
Freida Hunter
Linda Wall
Vernon Bryant
Kathy Langguth
Sharon Wall
Vicki Roseberry
Violet Buck
Lenita Kirk
Judy Haars
Diane Bowers
Mary Vopalka
Jane Baker
Linda Keefer
Sandy Baker
Jean Hannen
Ann Cook
Edna Buck
Kriss Rathbun
Linda Haars
Max Anderson
Garrison
Walker
Norway
Shellsburg
Urbana
Troy Mills
Troy Milts
Doug Lane Dominates Shot Put Hurls 61 Feet at Valley Meet
Jefferson sophomore Doug Lane has broken multiple records with a 57 9 in federation indoor and 59 4 in AA indoor, later unleashing a 61 7 final valley throw that nearly surpassed the national HS sophomore mark. Teammate Jon Meskimen pressure and other Jeff and Wash athletes receive mentions for top performances in track and field.
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Doug Lane
the Gazette
Husky Jefferson
Doug
Lane
Jon Meskimen
Jeff
Iowa
Mac
Liston Seeks Quiet Good Deeds Amid Public Attention
Former heavyweight champion Sonny Liston spoke about helping needy children after a recent Alaska exhibition tour. He asked why good deeds rarely appear in papers, sharing memories of a Denver boy who hugged him and urged government action for disabled kids. He warned against reporting his charity as sympathy-driven.
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Seattle. Wash
Sandy Liston
Cassius Clay
George Chuvalo
Liston
John Owen
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Alaska
Sonny Liston
Denver
Cedar Rapids to Host 2 AAU Swim Meets This Summer
Des Moines reports Cedar Rapids will host two AAU sanctioned events this summer. The schedule lists dates for indoor, diving, and swimming meets across Davenport, Clinton, Nevada, Iowa City, Muscatine, Ottumwa, Vinton, Waterloo, and Cedar Rapids, including regional qualifiers and junior Olympics.
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Cedar Rapids
Amateur Athletics Union
C.R
Davenport
Des Moines Country Club
Clinton
Nevada
Iowa City
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Vinton
Olar Rapids
Iwaterloo
Iowa
Cedar
Birdland
West Des Moines
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John Rehak
Jim Tresnak
Dennis Valandingham
Soph
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Steve Dolezal
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Rot Kann
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John Krumhalz
Larry Malloy
Tom Maloney
Roger Nowadzky
Bernie Owens
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Tom Schnieder
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John Walsh
Nick Ament
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Gary Fox
Bruce Frana
Jim Harris
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Dan Miller
Frank Tresnak
Tim Whitters
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David Novak
Don Teahen
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Gary Dusil
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Gary Schropp
Wayne Slezak
Terry Truhlar
Jerry Wood
Tom Hronik
Dale Cerveny
Jerry Cornwell
Ray Highley
Jerry Schropp
Mike Osborn
Keith Osborn
Jack Spore
Richard Dvorak
Ricky Schropp
Russell Seaman
Alan Richardson
Fom Patten
Stomper and
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Meyer
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Ryan
McVay
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Jack Jones
Reg Fleming
Channel 9
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MT. Vernon Road
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7Th Avenue
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