Mohr and Mulherin Highlight Gazette Preps of the Week
Washington's Steve Mohr and Regis' Mike Mulherin are named Gazette Preps of the Week as their teams carry one loss each. Mohr hits .445 with four hits in nine at bats, three homers and five RBIs early in the season. Mulherin has struck out 14 in 14 innings, four hits allowed, including a no-hitter against West Union and a four-hit win over Columbus.
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Mike Mulherin
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Columbus
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Rick Hendryx
Steve Havlik
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Rick Freese
Kennedy
Tim McAleer
Doug Lane
Jefferson
MVC
Jim Lattimer
Cougars
Mark Tschopp
Rock Island
Mark
North
Bob Brewster
Bob Thaler
Craig Kilmer
Prairie Seph
Anamosa
Benton Community Defeats Amana In 3-2 Game
Special to The Gazette Benton Community edged Amana 3-2 Monday afternoon behind Doug Boddicker on a three hit outing. John Boddicker led the seven hit attack with two singles as Benton improves to 1-1 and hosts C.R. Washington next.
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van Horne
Benton Community
Amana
Doug Boddicker
John Boddicker
Benton
C.R. Washington
Trumpold
Doug Bod
Ackerman
Dicker
Rinderknecht
One Phone Call Boosts Low Cost Want Ad
A brief classified note promotes a low cost want ad service inviting readers to call 369-1234 for placement assistance. The message emphasizes affordability and quick setup through a single phone interaction.
Rams Golf Team Sets Sights on Midwest Conference Title
MT VERNON coach Jerry Clark leads a seven man Ram squad with four lettermen aiming for the Midwest conference golf crown. Tim DeLong and Jim Brousard, who placed second and fourth in last year’s conference meet, headline the lineup along with Jim Brown and Marc Christiansen. First meet is Saturday at Lawrence.
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MT. Vernon
Jerry Clark
Rams
St. Olaf
Tim DeLong
Jim Brousard
Jim Brown
Marc Christiansen
Lawrence
Iowa Hawks Top Luther in Two With Pitching and Power
Iowa defeats Luther 7-0 in the opener and 3-1 in the nightcap. Greg Parker hit a grand slam to spark the first game, and Earl Foster allowed five hits in five innings of the second. Iowa’s 14 innings without an earned run extends to 50 straight.
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Iowa City
Greg Parker
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Luther Here
Parker
Cedar Rapids
Denny Caldwell
Hawks
Earl Foster
Brooklyn
Foster
RBI
Andy Jackson
John Blackman
Mike Wymore
Hawkeye
Luther
Trinity Girls Claim Charity Tournament Crown
Trinity Lutheran Trojanettes won the Ellis Y Easter charity girls basketball tournament title with a 51 42 victory over Ellis YMCA Bomberettes. Consolation saw Central Park Presbyterian defeat St Judes 38 24. First round had Trinity over Central Park 44 35 and Ellis over St Judes 36 24.
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Ellis
Meth-Wick Manor Mobile Meals
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Virginia Eckard
Nqnenne Wanless
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Salli Dirks
Mary Hines
Hampionship
Trinity Lutheran Trelanettes
Joan Butler
Joan LeClaire
Roxanne Johnson
Tracy Smith
Oe Sass
Mary Walker
Chris Mrleck de Randi Noller
Jane Schneberger
North Dakota Names Olson as New Sioux Head Coach
Jarrell D. Olson, first assistant, named head coach of the University of North Dakota football team. The appointment follows Marv Helling's four day resignation after 11 seasons, making Olson the first North Dakota native to hold the position.
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Grand Forks
N.D
Jarrell D. Olson
University of North Dakota
Marv Helling
North Dakota
Olson
Mooney Resigns After 17 Years As Tennessee Broadcaster
George Mooney, longtime broadcaster of Tennessee football games, resigns after 17 years in the booth.
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Knoxville, Tenn
George Mooney
Tennessee
Bowling Highlights at Marion Bowl Fire Top Weekend Scores
Weekend bowling results spotlight Heath with 246 and 627, Caryl 661, and Hay 639. Peters en and Green lead Twilighters and Nite Hawks in multiple leagues. Fran Foley tops May City Happy Couples with 565 while several bowlers post 200s and 500s across divisions.
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Caryl
Hay
Marion Bowl
Jerry Heath
George Caryl
Morki Hay
Karen Petersen
Twilighters
Tootie Green
Fran Foley
May City
Happy Couples
Gene Finnell
Fritz Couser
Ray Foley
Mildred Rhodes
el Taylor
Ed Dingle
Wayne Miller
Erry
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Dick Jorgensen
She Beer Caryl
Morri Hay
Jerry
Dave Case
Honot Toatie Green
Terri N Wa
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Mayne DeWees
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Tootle Green
Five O'Clock Shadows
Sue Heath
Pressery Holub
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Bob
Marge Reloye
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Joe Burt
Barony Ditch
Alice Vrba
Tippers
Doris Keller
Larry’s
E&h Cy Ag
Ivan Fey
Pat Fry
Jaine Neblung
Cedey Niters
North West Central tops West Central in conference game
North West Central defeated West Central 13 to 2 in an Upper Iowa conference baseball clash. Jim Graham led with three hits and two RBIs, while Bob Reeder added a triple among two hits. Merle Witcher allowed one hit in three innings for North.
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West Union
West Union North
West Central
North
Passabenenee
Jerry Vernon
Petratt
Dennis
Bob Ee
Aamco Wins Run Helps Ellis League Finish
Aamco defeated Stanfield's 79 to 69 on Monday night to finish second with a 12 2 season record. Rick Wickham 20 Dale Port 9 Terry Miller 21 Loras Steffen 23 Larry McVay 6 led Aamco while Lowell Stenfield 16 Nielte 20 Al Gremm 13 Dave Meyers 20 Don Overbaugh 8 led Stanfield's. Ramco also posted 12 wins and 2 losses in second place.
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Stanfield
Ellis
Rick Wickham
Dale Port
Terry Miller
Loras Steffen
Larry McVay
Stanfield‘s
Lowell Stenfield
Nielte
al Gremm
Dave Mey- Nelle Jr
Gremm
Dave Meyers
Don Overbaugh
Ramco
Lisbon Varsity Beats Wash JV 11 to 3
Lisbon's varsity baseball team overwhelmed Wash junior varsity 11 to 3 Monday afternoon. C.R. Washington junior varsity faced a strong lineup and struggled to keep pace as Lisbon built a solid early lead and held on for the win.
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Lisbon
Gazette
C.R. Washington
Raiders sign Utah halfback Charlie Smith in fourth round
Oakland California AP reports the Raiders drafted and signed Charlie Smith a 6 foot 210 pound halfback from the University of Utah as their fourth round choice.
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Oakland
Calif
Oakland Raiders
Charlie Smith
University of Utah
Unanswered Questions Mark 1968 Baseball Outlook
The 1968 season opens with many teams facing uncertainties. Cardinals boast confidence yet doubt lingers on Briles Carlton and Hughes repeating 1967 form. Giants need Mays and Marichal to rebound while Detroit and Twins eye pennants amid key injuries and trades.
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UPI
St. Louis Cardinals
Nelson Briles
Steve Carlton
Dick Hughes
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Willie Mays
Juan Marichal
Turkey Valley Names Heidelbauer Girls Basketball Coach
Harlan Heidelbauer named varsity girls coach for the 1968-69 Turkey Valley season. He replaces Jim Darnall, who stays as a teacher. Heidelbauer formerly led Shelby-Tennant Community schools, totaling 60 wins and 38 losses and twice winning the Tri-County conference.
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Jackson Junction
Harlan Heidelbauer
Turkey Valley
Jim Darnall
Heidelbauer
Shelby-Tennant
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