Coe Splits Baseball doubleheader with State College of Iowa
Coe tops SCI 6-1 in game one on Washington high school diamond. Edmondson and Wendling power the offense with five RBIs. Schwenke pitches a 10 strikeout, three hit shutout. SCI wins game two 5-1 behind Huston five hitter in Kohawks loss.
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Junior Jefry
Jerry Crees
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Rbsmith
Hensley
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Brandon
Videtich
Torrey
Culvert Rowe
Pickerie Griffins
Schwenke
Culver
Los
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Foell
Ab Hensley
Schwenke van Johnson
Crees
Owe
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Warriors Triumph in Home Freshmen Baseball Duel
Washington sophomores beat Marion 12 to 2 on Marion’s Diamond as Tom Hurn pitched seven innings for Wash, allowing seven hits. Neal Kacena went 3 for 3, Haddy 2 for 3, while Robbins and Topp each added two hits for Marion in a brisk league game.
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Warriors
Tom Hurn
Wash
Neal Kacena
Haddy
Robbins
Topp
Reliance
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Kacena
Galigon
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Royals Row in Golf to Waterloo
Report of golf results and standings featuring the Royals and Waterloo with scattered scores and references to events, venues, and broadcasters. The fragmentary text mentions Columbus, Alabama, Sam Houston and Illinois, plus miscellaneous betting and racing notes without coherent context.
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Royals
Waterloo
Columbus
Prep of the Week Reid Bids For Top Mound Job
Washington pitcher John Reid anchors a week of standout prep athletes. He starred on the mound with a no hit effort against Marion and a 10 inning win over Davenport West while also contributing at the plate. Also highlighted are Jeff players Zohac and Wingfield and others earning nominations.
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Jim van Dine
Dubuque
Lynn Lawrence
Jeff Golfer
Vinton
Greg Wingfield
Wash Washman
Bob Kohl
Jeff Cashman
Central
Gene Baker
Mike Seyfer
West
Doug Wilford
Regis
Tim Zuber
Parsons College Baseball Beats Southern Alabama in Nightcap
Parsons College Wildcats split a doubleheader with Southern Alabama University in Mobile. The nightcap ended 4-1 with Gene Myatt collecting three hits and three runs and Tony DeMacio adding three hits including a double. They lost the opener 6-2, finishing 12 7 and 1 in 20 games across 10 days.
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Ala
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Southern Alabama University
Wildcats
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Tony DeMacio
Parsons
Ames Names Harlan Millikin Track Coach
The Ames board of education named Harlan Millikin, former Iowa State track star, to replace Hi Covey as Ames High School track coach. Covey, at Ames since 1944, retires after nine indoor state championships.
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UPI
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Iowa State University
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Ames High School
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Mississippi Valley conference formed with seven schools
A new seven member Mississippi Valley conference was formed at a Duluth meeting. Cedar Rapids and Iowa City schools join Clinton and Dubuque to create the league with six teams in 1969 and plans for 1970 schedules. Emile Krumpar named acting chair and Harold Sweet acting secretary.
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Emil Krumpar
Harold Sweet
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Clinton
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Kennedy
Humphrey Throws Out First Pitch as Senators Lose
Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey, substituting for Johnson, threw the ceremonial first pitch. The Senators, 3-0 with Republican VPs and 1-4 with Democratic VPs, faced long odds as the game unfolded.
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Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Lawrence O'Brien
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Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
William Howard Taft
Simpson Coach To Iowa State Defends Position
Indianola AP report says head football coach Ken Heizer, 42, will resign at Simpson College to serve as defensive coach at Iowa State University. Heizer posted a 14 22 record over four seasons at Simpson.
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Indianola
Ken Heitzer
Simpson College
Iowa State University
Heizer
Simpson
Bowling tournament leads to second place shift in ABC event
In Rochester, NY, a high scoring session at the American Bowling Congress tournament shook standings. Johnson led with 648 series while Camilli and Gordy Baer joined to boost Chicago’s doubles, as Splace joined the roster. Drive safely.
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Bob Kuieeies
Devon
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N.Y
Bles
Johnson
Lodge
Camilli
Ray Johnson
Gordy Baer
Washington
Chicago
Secondington
Doug Splace
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