Pratt Maloney Win City Singles Crowns
Wall Plastering won the handicap team title at Jubilee Lanes, 3107 total, moving past Dow's Dairy for first. Briles Pro Shop took the scratch team crown with 2938, while Ed Jerde and Ray Langham earned scratch doubles with 2 series to edge Kendall-Winders. Merle Pratt claimed the scratch singles at 639, Maloney the handicap singles at 716.
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Wall Plastering
Jubilee Lanes
Wall
Dow’s Dairy
Briles Pro Shop
Ed Jerde
Ray Langham
Dave Kendall
Doug Wind‘ers
Merle Pratt
Bill Seymour
Ralph Reed
E. J. Maloney
Ginsbergs
Doug Wingers
al Schamberger
Bob Rud
William Seymour
William Prim John Walt
Wall Plastering Industrials
Lefebvre
Ted Six O
Luke Loyd
William Paxson
Chuck Karr
Gary Karr
Roger Shelby
Vestal Lingt
Darwin
Marvin Dais
Dave Vig
Keith Morningstar
Chuck Swaliomils
Stainbrook
Allan Brown
Charles Karr
Berle Miller
Rapids Men Win Net Star Defaults Titles in Trials
Cedar Rapids reps win three Southeast Iowa Retriever club field trials with Wally Honkamp claiming Qualifying and Derby crowns. Larry Gephart takes Puppy title. Jim Ashlock and Paul Wright also win in Open and Hunter Special. River Oaks tennis sees Nicola Pitic default to Marty Mulligan in men’s singles.
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Secial
Coralville
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Becky
Bale Jones
Center Point
Kingsene Eyler
Belle Plaine
Palladin
Ashlock
Misty
Wally Honkomp
Cindy
Emmett Keller
Waterloo
Bil Ji Richard Bolden
Marion
Lee Newadsky
Cedar Raids
I Wan
Pup
Derby
Cape
Paul Vitigat
Des Moines
Patz
Gene Evier
Hunters
Favl Wright
Gene Brecht
Boe
Rich Lathaver
Fort Dodge
Warren Glantz
C.R
Jim Ashlock
Puppy
Larry Gephart
Dick Snyder
Don Stangier
Bonnie Honkamp
Houston
Nicola Pitic
Yugoslavia
Marty Mulligan
Australia
River Oaks
Pilie
Championship Final Sparks Drive in Best-of-Seven
In the NBA Playoffs series, Sierranes leads two games to none as Chicago and Detroit clash in a pivotal matchup. The event underscores the tense title chase in a pro basketball final series.
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Angeles
Sesson
Sierranes
Chicago
Detroit
Douglas Named On Star Squad
New York Greg Douglas, 68 center who averaged over 3 points a game this last season for Keokuk High School, was among 49 players named Sunday to Scholastic magazine s 1966 all star basketball squad. Douglas recently announced his intention to enroll at Kansas University next fall. Heading the list was Calvin
Decorah Names Award Winners
Decorah High honors awarded for basketball and wrestling. Jerry Winger named top defensive player and free thrower. Bruce Miller chosen most improved. Six players joined the D club. Captains were Winger and Isenberger. managers Ellingson and Moe. Most valuable wrestler: Brian Beard.
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Decorah
Jerry Winger
Bruce Miller
Decorah High
Rodney Holinson
Bob Juve
Dennis Knutson
Eugene Sande
Jerry Severson
John Wilkes
Darrell Sersland
Mark Rude
Gordon Bara
Greg Ellingson
Dean Rutfridge
Howard Allen
Karl Jacobsen
Dennis Gilbert
Tim Lynch
Nels Glevrs
Tom Tafte
Ed Wells
Mark Rima
Craig Willer
Keith Isenberger
Jim Burns
Bruce Willer
Bruce Halverson
Keith Strinmoen
Steve Bolson
Gary Haugen
Jeff Ellingson
Rich Moe
Chuck Gipp
Roger Henningsgaard
Sim Nordheim
Brian Beard
Steve Henning
Rod Hutchinson
Lee Thompson
Martin Frethelm
Dean Gipp
Seb Juve
Kerry Tweed
Field Trials Held Sunday by Eastern Iowa Pointer Club
The German Short-hair Pointers club of Eastern Iowa held its spring field trials in Independence on Sunday. Winners included Marion Wilkins and John Brandt in Puppy, Dan Gilles and Robert Berry in Derby, Bill Pickenbrock and Elmer Thompson in Amateur, Pete Broadway and Ed Taylor in Restricted, and Dallas Abrams and James Stewart in Open.
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Gazette Independence
Iowa
Marion Wilkins
Brittany
John Brandt
Woody Ross
Wes Cranston
Eng
Derby
Dan Gilles
Robert Berry
Art_Baumgartel
Bean Tidrick
Bill Pickenbrock
Elmer Thompson
Robert Merkle
Don Teply
Pete Broadway
Ed Taylor
William Waide
Weimaraner
John Donnelly
Dallas Abrams
Eng. Setter
James Stewart
Jim Cardes
Germ
Shorthair
Dennis Lynch
Paschal Wins Gwyn Staley 250 After Petty Engine Failure
Veteran Jim Paschal from High Point North Carolina captured his first Grand National stock car victory in nearly two years as Richard Petty blew an engine with 53 laps remaining in the Gwyn Staley Memorial 250 at North Wilkesboro. Paschal led 319 of 400 laps in a 1966 Plymouth while Petty led only early laps before retiring in a 1965 Plymouth.
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Jim Paschal
Gwyn Memorial
North Wilkesboro
N. C
Richard Petty
Paschal
High Point
N.C
Petty
Yugoslav team warns of Davis Cup drop for late arrival
A Yugoslav official said a player would be dropped from the Davis Cup team if he did not reach Zagreb by Monday, stressing the strict deadline for national representation.
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Yugoslavia
Zagreb
Murphy Averages 40.3 as Rick Mount Ace Leads Norwalk Team
Murphy posted a 40.3 points per game as Rick Mount, the standout from Norwalk Connecticut, anchored the Le wis Norwalk squad. Early reports indicate high scoring and strong showings from the team throughout the season.
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Chuck
Jim Roster
Bill Primrose
John Wall
al Brown
Karr
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Channel 9
Ro Sports
Douglas
Decorah Names
A.J. Foyt
Goon
U.S
Goodyear
Whitewalls
CO Marion
R. F
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Goodfyear Thunderbolt
A.J Foyt
America
Fed
Tex
Goodyear Golfer's
Liquid Centers
United States and Co
Goodyear Service Stores
Second Avenue
7Th Avenue
Shell
Shaw's West Side Shell
1St Ave
Karr Shell
Johnson Ave
Edgewood Rd
Mac’s Mobil
Ist Ave
Skelly
Swenson Skelly
Ist Ave. SE
D-X
Ray
Jerry's Sinclair
Mt. Vernon Road
Raleigh Johnson Motor
Chrysler-Dodge
Belle Plaine, Iowa
Hugh Lamont Chrysler
Plymouth
Mechanicsville
Hendryx Motors
Dodge
Shoull and
Ullerich
Blairstown
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Springville
Ray’s Standard Service
Ray Dvorak van Horne
Home Oil Company
Tom McDonough
Williamsburg
Hearn Oil & Tire
Monticello
Lehrman Equip. Co
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Sheil
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Champlin
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