New Cast of Champs in AAU Meet
Japanese experts and the Michigan Wrestling club claimed top honors at the three day National AAU freestyle meet in Waterloo. Nakamura and Nakano led with titles at 149.5 and 125.4 pounds while Katsumura captured 114.5 pounds. Michigan edged New York AC 35 to 33 for the team trophy as Dan Buzzard suffered a shoulder separation in the final. Iowa State finished third with Dan Gable earning the sportsmanship award. Other champions included Len Kaufman US Army 380.5, Buck Deadrich Chicago Mayor Daley at 198, Jess Lewis Oregon State 220 and Dale Stearns University of Town unlimited.
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Waterloo
Michigan Wrestling Club
Michigan
Nakamura
New York Athletic Club
Nakano
Katsumura
Nebraska
New York AC
Dan Buzzard
Iowa State
Cyclones
Dan Gable
Len Kaufman
U.S. Army
Buck Deadrich
Chicago
Mayor Daley
Jess Lewis
Oregon State
Dale Stearns
University of Town Unlimited
Dale Kwotel
Michiaan Wresting
Chutis
Billy Davids
Michiaan We
TSI
Yasuo Katsimute
Neb
Olymeic Clubs
John Milter
Oregan State
Toshio Nekano
Japan
Michio Tomino
Olympic “Club
Iowa St
David Pruzanski
Passaic
Tas
Fumlak
N.Y
Ailinleub
Leonged Borders
San Et Lesphriek
Lee Riek
Chigan
Don Bavara
New York
Ar. Tees
Chek Dean
Towa State
Chirasa
Bhieke
Dalay
Hank Schenk
U.5
Army
Jess Lawis
Oregon
Getic Lital
Netraska
Unlimited
Iowa
Dim Homan
Records fall as Anamosa and Camanche win Tipton Relays
Thirteen records were lowered as Anamosa claimed class A and Camanche class B team titles at the fifth annual Tiger Relays. Notable performances included Mike Branaman of ME Vernon posting marks in both the 120 yard high hurdles and the 100 yard low hurdles, while Bob Roller of North Scott and Dave Sutton of Pleasant Valley dueled in the mile. Anamosa and North Scott dominated relays in class A, with English Valleys, Camanche, and West Branch winning Class B relays.
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Tipton
Anamosa
Camanche
Vernon
Mike Brannaman
Bob Roller
North Scott
Indour
Dave Sutton
Pleasant Valley
Haller
Sutton
Roller
North Scot
English Valleys
West Branch
Mark Pilcher
Jek Heacock
Kevin Gallagher
Curtash
Creig
Neshit
Mia
Anamasa
Brian Po
Gary Canary
Sam Brink
Rick Pilcher
Independence
fAarions
Camanche i Rey Wilson
His Hays
Mark Enwright
Wilton Jetz
Dele Daye Beagston
Woods
North Stott
Joe Schulz
Roger Mabmans
Don Roman
Mike
Muinact
Greene
Mike Costello
Gary Lickie
Ban Popes
West Branch Witton Jet
Brian Cook
Samm Brink
Dick Pitcher
Mark Pi
Guy Green
Jim Bitehia
Jim Simmons
Milka “Cosietgl
Wilton Deh
Caroanche
Tam Peturson
Ray Pischke
Cy Moore
Barney
Magunketay
Mariyns
Joe Andrea
Marlonz
Joe Binnar
Many
Dave Meltratt
Brandhs
Wennekannng
I ‘Arrafl
Jim
Bailey
N. Scotts
Carry Armstrong
Zehrist
Dick Bildstein
L. Bob Roller
W. Scott
Dave Ficse
Valley
Borns Shutas Watt
Jim Baileys
Lareynsteong
Clarence
Kevin Gallasher
Mike soRas
Mt Anaz
Hob Roller
Ek Mark Pitcher
Ana
Gary Ln
Terey Kinkal
Breen
Mil Gary Whitman
Man
Rick Dantard
Marion
Shel
Jerry Zikmund
Marinns
Penn
Netonicky
Barry Mack
Dave Ricketh
Eberirs
Lincoln
Voule
Comanche
Barry
Black
Ind
Curt Morehead
Bob Keenam
Tae Suleim T
Gi Lyons
Kenale
Gaslave
Andrey Kinkal
Celtics Take 3-1 Edge In NBA Playoffs At Knicks
Celtics build a 3-1 lead in the best-of-seven series as they defend against Walt Frazier and Willis Reed in Madison Square Garden. Russell praises Havlicek and Sanders while Havlicek guards Frazier, Reed struggles in late defense. Lakers beat Hawks 104-102 as West and Chamberlain lead the West final push.
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Celtics
New York
Madison Square Garden
Dave Hara
Boston
Boston Celtics
Bolston
Bill Russell
Knicks
New York Knicks
Edivision
Los Angeles
Atlanta
West Coast
Johnny Egan
Wilt Chamberlain
Zelma Beaty
Walt Frazier
Frazier
John Havlicek
Big Wills Reed
Lakers
Mario Andrelli Wins California 200 at Harford Raceway
Mario Andrelli of Nazareth Pennsylvania won the $2,100 first prize in the California 200 at Harford Raceway. A pit accident injured an attendant James Stainton of Fresno severely with head injuries and burns. Grant King of Fresno was burned. Art Pollard’s refueling car burst into flames. Race halted until an ambulance arrived. no times were recorded.
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Hanford
Calif
Mario Andrelli
Nazareth
California
Harford Raceway
Andretti
James Stainton
Fresno
Fresno Community Hospital
Art Pollard
Medford
Gre
Grant King
Stainton
Casper Fails to Win Masters in Defeat at Augusta
Billy Casper, 38, displays quiet dignity after surrendering a small lead on the front nine and finishing with a final round 74 to finish one stroke behind champion George Archer. He ties for second with Tom Weiskopf and George Knudson as Archer takes the Green Jacket.
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Roo Speer
Augusta
Billy
Casper
George Archer
Tom Weiskopf
George Knudson
Chicago Duo Grabs K C Doubles Lead
Chicago duo Willenberg and Oldberding of the DeSoto Council tops scratch doubles with 1193, sharing the high doubles game 452 with Weglara and Clancy of the Majors who sit third. Yulga and Zrudsky hold second high doubles game at 451 as Tink Trek Line from Dyersville leads handicap team event with 3159.
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R Willenberg
J. Oldberding
DeSoto Council
Chicago
Weglara
J. Clancy
Paul Yulga
al Zrudsky
Shirley Gegner Breaks B Mark in State Bowling
Shirley Gegner of Cedar Rapids starred in the state women's bowling tournament at Waterloo. She rolled 1807 to set a class B all events state record, surpassing the old 1715 mark. Gegner also led B singles with 625 after 190 180 and 255 games and teamed with Joan Fields to move into third in doubles with 073 after a 123.
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Spectal
Waterloo
Shirley Gegner
Cedar Rapids
Shirley 5
Joan Fields
Carpenter Elected Squaw Creek Head Carpenter
Cy Carpenter was elected president of the Squaw Creek Men's Golf Assn. at a meeting Sunday. Other officers include Bill McVey vice president Joe Zerbe secretary Karl Carr treasurer Alex George handicap chairman Bud Weber Jovent chairman Warold Hanna tournament chairman. The club is seeking now 2 members.
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Cy Carpenter
Squaw Creek Men’s Golf Assn
Bill McVey
Joe Zerbe
Karl Carr
Alex George
Bud Weber
Jovent
Warold Hanna
Namath Arrested On Three Traffic Charges In Miami
Football star Joe Namath was arrested at 4 05 a m on three traffic charges including drunk driving after an officer said she clocked him at 70 mph on the 79th Street Causeway in North Bay Village near Broadway Joe's quick service restaurant Namath told the officer you know who I am He was booked at Dade County jail and released in under an hour on his own recognizance
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Miami
Joe Namath
New York Jets
Raymond de Santis
Namath
79Th Street Causeway
North Bay Village
de Santis
Dade County
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Fumiaki Nakamura
Yiasuy Katsumura
Toghto Nakano
Orient
Barry Black
Gary Lyons
Mike Gade
Jim Gilchrist
Center Point
Dave Ricketts
Solan
Chass
Camanche Quarry
Meeigry
Bavaston
Steve Typerteery
Tere Mentaerir
Lass
Reed
Russell
Fragier
Sam Jones
Havlicek
Satch Sanders
Bradley
Knick Emmette Bryant
Bryant
Xere
Anamasa Camancheay
Scotaba
Manchester
Jon Ick Independence Pion
Yeenan Eng
Valleys
Masuoketa
Solon
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Monticello
Clarence W. Liberte
Delwood Cas
Aquin Linn-Marie Lincoln Beeston North Lin
Lonetree ‘May
Valley Bennett
Howl
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Nelson
Chaney
Reysee
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York
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Ron Jones
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Raran
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Kona
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Brampton
Etherber
Stockton
Beard
Devlin
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Thea Ye
Iuting Boros
Bobby Nis
Dan Bies
Gary Player
Douw Sanders
Tetea Ray Fogd
Heo
Bob Gaal
Peter Townsend
Soray
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John Vanak
Celtic
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Augusta National Course
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