Nagel Era Opens as Iowa Begins 1966 Spring Drills
Iowa City 1966 spring football opened under new coach Ray Nagel with 88 players practicing ahead of a May 14 intrasquad game. Nagel emphasized organization and effort, addressing attitudes and time discipline as quarterbacks and backs like Podolak and Roland joined familiar lettermen among the roster.
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Iowa City
Ray Nagel
Iowa
Hawkeyes
L. W. Ward
Cedar Rapids
Larry McDowell
Jefferson
John Diehl
Wash
Tom Knutson
Jeff
Gay Brewer Leads Tourney of Champs in Las Vegas
Gay Brewer, 34, a Kentucky player out of Dallas, held a two stroke lead after 36 holes in the Tour nament of Champions at Las Vegas with a 139 total. Bill Casper Jr and Dudley Wysong were tied at 141, Arnold Palmer 144, and Jack Nicklaus 147 as the field showed few under par scores.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Gay Brewer
Brewer
Dallas
Bill Casper, Jr
Dudley Wysong
Casper
Wysong
McKinney
Texas
Jack Nicklaus
Gary Player
Joe Campbell
Nicklaus
Player
Campbell
If Guy Brewer
Dudley Wysong Veers
Frank Beard
Bruce Crampton
Dave Marr
Arnold Palmer
Lionel Hebert 2
Bobby Nichols
Doug Sanders
Don Massengale
Ben Verney
Phil Rodgers
Ken Venturi
Jack Rule, Jr
Ray Floyd
al Geiberger
Butch Baird
Dick Mayer
Babe Hiskey
Gene Littler
Dan Sikes
Tony Lema
Wash Wins Golf Quad at Burns Park Behind LaFontaine 71
C R Washington’s Dave LaFontaine shot one under par 71 to lead Wash to a quad meet title at Burns Park. Wash totaled 301 strokes, edging Waterloo West at 308 while Waterloo East finished with 322. Teammates included Steve Hill 75 and Harvey Wehde 77, with West leader Jim Lagg at 73.
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Waterloo
C.R. Washington
Dave LaFontaine
Burns Park
Warriors
Wash
Waterloo West
C.R. Jefferson
Waterloo East
LaFontaine
West
Jim Lagg
Lynn Lawrence
C.R. Wash
Steve Hill
Harvey Wehde
Joe Thaler
Tom Eicher
Wat. West
Chuck Fargarlind
Craig Olson
Randy Pothast
Bob Kindall
C.R. Jeff
Dave Young
Gary Metelak
Craig Struve
Stephen Seifert
Wat. East
Roosevelt Moore
Dave Ott
Bill Bradfield
Gary Christensen
Jerry Robinson
Beck Leads Azalea Open With 138 After 36 Holes
Larry Beck from Whispering Pines shoots five under par and holds a two stroke lead at 138 in the Azalea Open. Harold Henning and Jerry Barber are tied for second at 140, with 73 players qualifying for the final rounds as competition tightens in Wilmington, North Carolina. Beck’s 28 putts and two fringe-putted greens mark a standout professional round. Steve Spray sits five behind at 143 after a 72 Friday.
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Wilmington
N. C
Larry Beck
Whispering Pines
Harold Henning
Jerry Barber
al Besselink
Beck
U.S
Jony Evans
Tom Weiskopf
John Or
Larry Ziegler
Ary Bauer
Harold Kneece
Bober Kenep
Cobie Ledranse
Ron Gillespie
Steve Pray
Wayne Yates
Jac Montgomery
Hampton Aul
Yancey
Dave Mara
Bill Yarvey
Dave Stockton Jiar
Randy Glover
Vas Cassady
Pete Fleming
Cardinals Rally to Extend Streak with Ninth-Inning Win
Cedar Rapids Cardinals defeated Macon Georgia 6 to 5 in nine innings to extend their winning streak to seven. Bobby Cox starred with two singles and a double, driving in the tying and winning runs as Wayne Boultinghouse hit a sac fly for the final tally.
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ST. Petersburg
Fla
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Macon, Ga
al Langfield
Wayne Boultinghouse
Plaza
Craig Notches Second Victory With Phillies in 4-3 Win
Roger Craig earned his second win as the Phillies rallied in the ninth inning to beat Cincinnati 4-3 and remain the NL’s only unbeaten team at 3-0. Leo Cardenas homered late for the Reds, but Philadelphia exploited a late rally as Jack Baldschun added two runs in the bottom of the ninth.
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Curt Block
UPI
Roger Craig
Craig
Cincinnati Reds
Florida
Philadelphia Phillies
Leo Cardenas
Reds
Jack Baldschun
Phillie
Cookie Rojas
Clay Dalrymple
Johnny Briggs
Hamer
New York Mets
Max Alvis
Chuck Hinton
Indians
Tribe
Boston
Alvis
Jack Kralick
Ken Sanders
Rams Open Midwest Baseball Season With 4-1 Win
Mt. Vernon Cornell College defeated Grinnell 4-1 in the season opener. Lon Mathews collected four hits and doubled in a run while Pete Irvine added two hits and drove in another. Irvine also scored on his two hits.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Grinnell
Cornell
Lon Mathews
Pete Irvine
Irvine
Cyclones Fall To Oklahoma State In Big Eight Clash
Oklahoma State seized an early lead by scoring three in the first on Iowa State pitcher Tim Van Galder and went on to win 6-3. Iowa State plated two in the seventh on a trio of hits, while Marv Fiocchi quelled a late Cyclone rally with bases loaded and none out.
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Marv Fiocchi
Okla
State
Iowa State
Onan
Picceni
Nang Sella
Mie
Sklahoma
Payres
W—Pierce —van Garder
Tigers' McAuliffe hits season's first grand slam in 8 3 win
Dick McAuliffe of Detroit belted the season's first grand slam as the Tigers defeated Washington 8-3. Fritz Peterson held Baltimore to six hits in his major league debut, guiding the Yankees to a 3-2 win.
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Associated Press
Dick McAuliffe
Tigers
Detroit
Washington
Fritz Peterson
Yankees
Baltimore
York
Orioles
Frank Robinson
Joe Pepitone
Angels Reach Fourth Tie With 9-4 Win Over Twins
Reichardt Warner and Cardenal form the youngest outfield trio in the majors as the Angels beat the Twins 9-4 to move into a four-way tie for fourth in the American League. Reichardt homered, Warner contributed two hits and two RBIs, while Cardenal scored twice and stole a base. The Tigers also won to seize first place with an 8-3 victory over the Senators.
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Rick Reichardt
Jackie Warner
Jose Cardenal
California
Bill Rigney
University of Wisconsin
Norm Siebern
Angels
Warner
Chicago White Sox
Cardenal
Detroit Tigers
Washington Senators
New York Yankees
Baltimore
Cleveland
Boston Red Sox
Chicago
Kansas City
Baseball Standings and Sunday Monday Matchups
The listing shows standings with teams such as Minnesota Chicago Detroit and California. Sunday games include Kansas City at Chicago Washington at Detroit Boston at Cleveland New York at Baltimore and Los Angeles hosting Houston in a 1 0 start. Monday schedules feature Atlanta York Cincinnati Philadelphia St Louis Pittsburgh Chicago at Los Angeles and Houston at San Francisco.
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Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Phils
Los Angeles
Chicago
San Francisco
Houston
Atlanta
New York
Pittsburgh
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Cleveland
Baltimore
Osteen
Giusti
Marichal
Ase York
Filadelphia
San
Philadelpnis
V. Pet. G
Teroece
Minn
Grant
Hunter
Peter Washington
Richert
Stigman
Ork
Downing
Balti
McNally
W. L. Pet. G
Anseles
J. Louis
BluLys
Atlanta A
Os Angeles
I' Cago
Fischer
Cincinnati Phia
Culp Maloney
Philadelouis
Briles
SCI Names Two Refs for Relays
Vic Argotsinger of West Waterloo and Dick Young of Grinnell College are named honorary referees for the 43rd SCI Art Dickinson Relays set for Saturday April 23. Argotsinger, retired West head track coach, is honored in the high school division for lifelong service and SCI relays. Young, Grinnell head coach, is honored in the college division for his teams’ long association with the SCI Relays and past relay wins.
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Cedar Falls
Vic Argotsinger
West High
Waterloo
Dick Young
Grinnell College
SCI Art Dickinson
Argotsinger
West
SCI
Young
Grinnell
Wahlert Names Jack Wiland Wrestling Coach for 1966 67
Wahlert high school in Dubuque announces Jack Wiland as head wrestling coach for the 1966 67 season and says he will assist in football and track. Wiland is a 1964 University of Iowa graduate and currently coaches at Maquoketa Valley at Delhi, where he has been wrestling and baseball coach and football assistant. In his Iowa senior year he was named most valuable player on the Hawkeye baseball team which finished second in the Big Ten.
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Dubuque
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Boxing results from Helsinki and Madrid weigh-ins
In Helsinki Jarmo Bersloet defeated Joe Brown on points. In Madrid Luis Folledo stopped Clarence James on points in a 10 round lightweight bout with Folledo earning the win in Madrid.
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Helsinki
Finland
Jarmo Bersloet
Joe Brown
New Orleans
Madrid
Spain
Luis Folledo
Clarence James
Oakland
Calif
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Ted Lawrence
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George Seifert
Chuck Roland
Des Moines
Phil Schooley
Belle Plaine
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Ed Podolak
Atlantic
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Rich O’hara
John Hendricks
John Ficelli
Jerry O'Donnell
Si McKinnie
Tony Williams
Dan Hilsabeck
Terry Huff
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