Lee Wins AAU 20 Kilometre Run at State Meet
Lynn Lee of Extra won the men’s open 20 kilometer run at the state AAU championships held at Morgan Creek Park in 1:00.47 amid 50 degree weather. John Copping of Jews City finished sixth in 4:21.01 in the Masters division. Also state AAU titles were earned by Mike Burmelhart in the men’s 20 kilometer walk and Ericka Dahlstrom in the women’s five kilometer walk. Lee Wonderlich captured the women’s five kilometer run in a non championship event.
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UNI Nine Sweeps South Dakota in doubleheader
UNI Panthers swept South Dakota in a Sunday doubleheader by scores of 8-1 and 4-3. Dennis Dirks led with strong pitching and drove in four runs, including a sacrifice fly in the bottom of the seventh to seal the win.
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Ellis Y YMCA boxers tune up for Junior Olympics
Ellis YMCA boxing team competed at Lé bouls li & boxing in Norway as part of preparation for the Junior Olympics tournament set for April 26 2 in Ellis host. John Hachey won a unanimous decision over Robert Carter Davenport with several other listed results and names across the card. The event also featured boxers from BrowneR, Chest orden, and Davenport among others. The state junior Olympics boxing tournament is slated to be hosted by Ellis in late April.
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C R Flies New Banner as Midwest Season Opens
Steven Alispack reports Cedar Rapids welcomes a new Giants affiliate in the Midwest League. The team, led by manager Bob Startsfield, assembles players for a Tuesday public banquet and opens the season against Waterloo, after signing 21 players and announcing promotions, while emphasizing pitching strength and fan-friendly opening ceremonies at Memorial Stadium.
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Masters Celebrate Rivalry as Nicklaus Wins Дramatic Playoff
In a dramatic final round at the Masters, Jack Nicklaus edged Weiskopf and Miller in a playoff after Miller surged from 11 strokes back. Weiskopf, chasing his first green coat, vows to win the tournament amid the fierce back-nine battle that thrilled spectators. Hale Irwin tied the course record with an 8 under 64 to finish strong, while Bobby Nichols matched 202 for the event.
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Clarence-Lowden Hosts Third Annual Soft Ball Tournament
Clarence Lowden hosts the USA Men's Fast Pitch softball tournament July 3 to 5. Tournament director Rich Kleppe accepts entries for a 16 team event at Clarence High Park.
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Golfer Aces Hole In One On Opening Day
Gary Claygool, 13, of 2238 Forty-ninth Street NE Cedar Rapids aced the 140-yard No 3 with a five iron on opening day at Gene Chitpman's golf course. He played with Jim Schulz Herb Dorsey and Milke Posser.
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Enright Enjoys US Team Victory in German Tournament
Craig Enright of C R Kennedy starred for the United States all star squad in Milheim Germany, helping the team win the Albert Schweitzer International championship in Marinheim. The US beat Turkey 98 85 in the title game as Enright averaged over ten points per game and posted 20 points and 12 rebounds in the finale.
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