Wash Wins 2nd Round Of MVC Golf
Washington led after the second round of the North Mississippi Valley golf tourney on a cold, windy Saturday. Don Robb and Jim Striped each shot 42 to pace the Warriors as Washington held 483, Town City 480, with Cedar Rapids Jefferson last at 522. The third round is set for next Saturday at the Dubuque Country Club.
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Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Warriors
Jowshiv
Don Robb
Jim Stripe
Ted
Town City
Cedar
Rapids
Jefferson
Dubuque
Dubuque Country Club
Don Robt
Hip Thaler
Tom Eicher
Steve
Walks Hurt As Hawks Lose Pair
Wisconsin pitchers John Poser and Mike Nickels scattered four hits to spark a doubleheader sweep over Iowa, 8-0 and 5-4. Tom McCauley belted a two run homer in the opener, while wild Hawkeye pitching helped Wisconsin erase an early deficit in the nightcap.
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Hawks
Madison
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin
John Poser
Mike Nickels
Iowa
Tom McCauley
Poser
Iowa State Splits Pair In Big Eight Baseball
Iowa State drubbed Oklahoma 11-3 after losing the opener 6-3 in a Saturday Big Eight doubleheader. Terry Schreiner hit a decisive eighth inning homer as Oklahoma, now 6-2 in conference play, holds a 6-2 Big Eight mark. Iowa State sits at 2-7 in league play.
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Ames
Iowa State
Oklahoma
Terry Schreiner
Dick Turner
Gary Harper
Rusty Disbro
Wright Triumphs in Singles and Doubles for Wash
Wright and Vane won two singles matches and paired for two doubles victories as Washington Cedar Rapids split with Dubuque in a Valley Conference net meet. Individual results include Wright def Rust 12-1 and Vane def Bonnewell 12-4, with doubles Wright-Vane taking Rust-Jewett 12-1 and Carrithers-Lemme winning 13-11. Clinton beat Washington 5-2 with Leewright and Hanson securing wins for Clinton in singles and Wright-Vane taking doubles 12-8.
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Clinton
Lee Wright
Bob Vane
Washington of Cedar
Rapids
Dubuque
Wash
Steve Rust
Bruce Bonnewell
Bill Carrithers
Jeff Lishtheart
Dave Jewett
Jim Lemme
Todd Benz
Bob
Don Miller
Wright-Vane
Rust-Jewett
Carrithers-Lemme
Hanson- Jonns
McCabe-Ross
Cedar Rapids Gymnastic Club wins state title at Regis meet
Cedar Rapids Gymnastic Club led by Hank Ryan and Jeff Walder scored 891 points to win the Senior boys division at Regis, with Ryan claiming four golds in trampoline vaulting free exercise and tumbling. Donna Chalmers led Ames to the Senior girls win with 651 points, taking all around uneven bars free exercise and vaulting while Laurie Walder won balance beam. Junior and elementary divisions crowned multiple champions, including Tom Beusch, Mary McDonald, Debbie Larson, and Norman Fernando.
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Cedar Rapids
Regis
Miss Walder
Hank Ryan
Jeff Walder
Ryan
Jim Long
Donna Chalmers
Donna
Laurie Walder
Tom Beusch
Cedar Rapids Gymnastic Club
Gary Williams
Lisa Cady
Des Moines
Norman Fernando
Dan Ganon
Carn
Tom Farrell
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Ames
Genna Chalmers
Becky Drahn
Mark Heady
Ganna Chalmers
Joel Wilcox
Mark Johnson
YMCA
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Scott Evans
D. M. Corn
Elbretne
A. Corn
Lisa
Cady
June Thomas
Moline
College Baseball Results Mixed Across Conferences
A wide slate of college baseball scores features Princeton over Storia 9-5, Hamilton 6-4, and Arkansas State 2-5 in mixed outcomes. The day also lists Brigham Young, Air Force, Kentucky, Texas Tech, North Carolina, and other programs with varied results. Minor leagues and prep circuits follow, plus track and tennis notes and a hockey playoff result. Nagel joins the Bemidji clinic roster as Iowa’s coach adds to the all-America coaching clinic event lineup in late July.
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Ihwe
Port
Rverd
Pann Brinceton
Storia
Ester
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Eas
Penne
Ina
Minnesota
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Pacific
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Georgia
New Mexico
New Mexico Highlands
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St. Eth
Foley Sets Mark In the Javelin at Redman Relays
Coe College athlete Jim Foley broke the javelin record with a throw of 188 feet 5 inches at Indianola’s Redman relays, surpassing Henry of Penn’s 1965 mark. Foley also anchored Coe to titles in the 2 mile relay and the 880 yard run, while Coe finished fourth overall with 27 points behind Simpson, Penn, and Buena Vista.
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Indianola
Coe
Jim Foley
Redman
Henry
Penn
Kohawks
Simpson
Buena Vista
Larry McQuarry
Linn-Mar Wins 1967 Pinicon Relays Crown
Linn-Mar high school captured the 1967 Pinicon Relays title on their home oval, edging Center Point 82 to 78 as nine records fell. Notable marks came from Bob Erickson in pole vault, Ron Rudish in 180 lows, Bob Hoyt in the 880, and the mile relay, with Denison and Heath contributing key performances for Lincoln and others setting multiple records despite gusty wind.
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Linn-Mar High School
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Bob Erickson
Ron Rudish
Bob Hoyt
T. Fahingtt
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J-Hawks Tennis Split In Net Tests
Jefferson High School split tennis matches on Saturday, losing to Clinton 6 1 in the morning and beating Dubuque 61 in the afternoon. Kit Covington, the No 1 player, earned Jefferson’s lone win against Clinton 12 7. The report lists other results with several close singles wins and mixed doubles in a compact action summary.
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J-Hawks
Clinton
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Dubuque
Kit Covington
Jeff
Ron McCabe
Inton la Jefferson
Gine
Covington
Ronte
Steve Hanson
Rickslant Boren
Bean’ Johnson
Clin
Om Stewart
Brent Ross
Ein
John van Deest
Morslin
Steines
Bill Neal
Jefson
An Covington
Steve Rusk
Rick, Nacktaeboren
Bruce Bonnewell
Tom Stewart
Jeff Lighthart
Wulfsberg Wins as Luther Downs SCI in Tennis
Luther's tennis team swept three doubles and edged SCI 5 to 4 on Saturday. Rolf Wulfsberg, formerly of Cedar Rapids, won his singles and paired with Frank Barth to win doubles. Tom Van Deest of Cedar Rapids won his SCI singles match.
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Decorah
Luther
SCI
Rolf Wulfsberg
Cedar Rapids
Frank Barth
Tom van Deest
DeVicenzo Leads Dallas Open With 64
Robert DeVicenzo surged to a one stroke lead at the Greater Dallas Open after a six under par 64. Gay Brewer and Bob Goalby tied for second at 135 as weather delayed play and wet greens affected scoring on the 6 777 yard Oak Cliff course.
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Dallas, Tex
Roberto DeVicenzo
DeVicenzo
Gay Brewer
Dallas
Bob Bealby
Oak Cliff Country Club
Brewer
Goalby
San Diego
Roberto DeVicanzo
Bob Goalby
iCharies
Litfore
Kermit Zarley
Damascus Triumphs At Wood Memorial Run
New York AP reports Damascus edged ahead near the home stretch to win the Wood Memorial at Aqueduct, a $112,400 race, in a dominant performance that set the stage for the Kentucky Derby.
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New York
Damascus
Aqueduct
Wash Third, Wins Three Track Titles
Washington of Cedar Rapids surged to threaten Ames’ 13 year relay dominance at the Marshalltown meet, but finished third with 51% points as Roosevelt won the mile relay with a 3:25.5 record. Ames edged Roosevelt for second, Wash took fifth, led by Sandy Waller in the long jump and Wes Dunnick in the discus with several runner up finishes.
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Ames
Wash
Roosevelt
Des Moines
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The
Warriors
Sandy Waller
Wes Dunnick
Smith
Joe Hatchett
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Coe Golfers Sweep In Test at Monmouth
Coe College golfers swept all five matches Saturday to win 13-2 over Monmouth. Medalist Dennis Meinert led with 81 while teammates Arenz 84 Meinert 81 and Stern 88 defeated their foes in sequence.
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Coe College
Monmouth College
Dennis Meinert
Don Arenz
Barsch
Bennie Meinert
Jones " bin" Stern
Sahie
Fred Conklin
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