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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 25, 1964

Page

6

Villanova Aims for Five Relays at Penn Relays

Villanova seeks an unprecedented five relay titles at the Penn Relays led by coach Jumbo Jim Elliott. After winning the four mile and distance medley on Friday, Vic Zwolak anchored two victories with strong 4:07.3 and 4:13.7 legs as the team eyes the 880, two mile, spring medley, and mile.

Villanova Penn Philadelphia Jumbo Jim Elliott Vic Zwolak Zwolak Medley

Decorah Third In Track Meet at Comet Relays

Charles City East Waterloo won Class A with 70.14 points as Decorah placed third in Class B. Open events feature La Crosse, Cedar Falls, and Charles City leading in relays and sprints. numerous schools including Hampton, Garner, Maquoketa Valley, Nora Springs compete across C to E classes with records glimpsed in 100 yard dashes and relays.

E. Waterloo Waterloo Cedar Falls Mason City LaCrosse Wis Columbus Charles City Waverly Clear Lake Decorah Waulowa Falls New Hampton Hampton Forest City Garner West Union Osage Traer St Postville Beaman Latimer Jesup Meshus Nora Springs Nashuva Greene Meservey Hudson Janesville Parkersburg Dows Gladbrook Fayette Rockwell Fredericksburg Goldfield Zearing The East Waterloo East Lakin Blake Cummings Imhoff Krause la Crosse Brown Banks Clayburn Beckman Selbert Peterson Schallock Laken Page Murray Johnson Harris Jones Spragle Cedar Alls Spence Arndt Jaeger Anderson Iowa Falls Brooks Switzer Weaver Reinhardt Finch Hume White Watkins Gnagy Life Watschkre Peirce Hampton Crawford Zane Junker Kothenbeutel Hampton Hays Helkov Bush Garner-Hayfield Hodge

East Buchanan Tops Maquoketa Valley 13 2

East Buchanan of Winthrop defeated Maquoketa Valley 13 to 2 on Thursday. Final line score shows East Buchanan with 13 runs and 11 hits against Maquoketa Valley’s 2 runs and 2 hits. Coffman Peterson and Dettbarn contributed for East Buchanan with late pitching and offense.

East Buchanan Maquoketa Valley Winthrop Buchanan Coffman Peterson Decker Daborski Parkin Dettbarn

Knox Beats Cornell 9-6 to Lead Midwest Conference

Knox grabbed the Midwest conference lead with a 9-6 victory over Cornell on Friday. Knox improves to 4-1 in league play as Bob Peters earned the win, blanking the Rams for seven innings while Dick Chambers of Cornell notched two hits and two RBIs.

MT. Vernon Knox Cornell Bob Peters Rams Dick Chambers

Sectional Qualifying Set for Publicx Meet

The USGA announced sectional qualifying for the 39th U.S. Public Links championship will run June 13 to 28 across 46 locations in 32 states and DC, with more than 2,000 golfers. The main event runs July 13-18 in Minneapolis, determining 64 match-play qualifiers and the intercity team champion.

New York U.S. Golf Association USGA States District of Columbia Francis A. Gross Minneapolis Bobby Lunn San Francisco

Preuss Scores 7 and 6 in North-South Victory

Phyllis Tish Preuss of Pomano Beach Florida defeated Mrs George Trainor of Rochester New York 7 and 6 in the 18 hole final of the North and South Amateur Women's Golf Tournament at Pinehurst North Carolina It was the most one sided finals in the 62 year history Preuss led by six at the turn after taking three of the first four holes and was never endangered as she shot two under par and did not lose a hole

Pinehurst N.C Phyllis ‘‘Tish

Ex Coach Dies at 79 in Cincinnati Stricken Thursday Night

Boyd B. Chambers former University of Cincinnati coach of football basketball and baseball and Mountain States Baseball League pitcher died Thursday night at age 79. He guided multiple programs and left a lasting sports legacy in Cincinnati.

Cincinnati Boyd B. Chambers University of Cincinnati Mountain States Baseball League

Manchester and Independence tie for first in tri meet

Manchester and Independence each totaled 94 points at a Marion tri meet led by Ed Zehr with three victories in the 440 dash high jump and pole vault. Mike Mulvaney won the shot put and discus for Independence, with a series of placements by Manchester athletes in events across sprint and distance races.

Manchester Independence Marion Ed Zehr Mike Mulvaney Sanders Ind Martin Bantz Aptograph Manch Sill Gates Sufficool Mar Paisley Humphrey Carsner Paris Higgins Reich Zehr Bantzey Gates J. Williams Ferguson Bohnenkamp Hall Rubner Roehrkasse Johnson Weaver Rieck Null Okerlunde

Iowa Falls to Notre Dame in tennis meet at Iowa City

The Hawkeyes lost 7-3 to Notre Dame on the Field House courts, dropping to 3-4 while Notre Dame improves to 6-4. Iowa's next match hosts Minnesota. Singles results feature Rosgilo, Riley, Goetz, Benson, Carriedo, Vosburg, Clancy with varied scores. doubles see Stokstad-Benson and Davidson-Goetz edging their opponents.

Iowa City Iowa University of Notre Dame Field House Minnesota Pedro Rosgilo Arden Stokstad Dick Riley Alan Davidson Jim Goetz Marc Mears Tom Benson Bob Fitzgerald Ol Ruben Carriedo John Swarups Bruce Vosburg Kent Arnold John Clancy Elliot Abrons Stokstad-Benson Roselle-Fitzgerald Davidson-Goetz Riley-Mears Wes! Sweep Ree Svarups-Arnold

Friday's Stars by The Associated Press

Willie Mays of the Giants hit his seventh homer, added two singles and two walks with two RBIs in a 15-5 verdict over Cincinnati. Mickey Lolich of the Tigers threw his first major league shutout, limiting Minnesota to three hits in a 5-0 win.

Associated Press Willie Mays Giants San Francisco Cincinnati Mickey Lolich Tigers Minnesota

Kimball Trails By Four Shots in Augusta Golf Tourney

Defending champion Marilynn Smith of Runaway Bay Jamaica blistered Augusta Country Club with a six under par 66 to lead after the second round by four strokes. She set three tournament records including the lowest 18 hole score and a 36 hole total of 139, while Judy Kimball of Sioux City Iowa is in second at 143 after a 72.

Augusta Marilynn [Smith Runaway Bay Jamaica Augusta Country Club Judy Kimball Sioux City Iowa

Narvaez Wins Unanimous Decision In TV Bout

New York lightweight Fran kie Narvaez defeated Vincente Dorado of Argentina by a unanimous 10-round decision at Sunnyside Garden. The 22 year old Puerto Rican born contender boosted his unbeaten run to 14, weighing 136 pounds to Dorado’s 134.

New York Frankie Narvaez Vincente Dorado Argentina Sunnyside Garden Narvaez Carlos Ortiz

European flyweight title retained in Rome bout

Burrini of Italy retained his European flyweight title by stopping Walter McGowan of Scotland in Rome. Mazzinghi of Italy halted Charlie Austin of Phoenix, Arizona. In New York Frankie Narvaez stopped Vincente Dorado of Argentina.

Rome Salvatore Burrini Italy Walter McGowan Scottland Alessandro Mazzinghi Charlie Austin Phoenix Ariz New York Frankie Narvaez Outa Vincente Dorado Argentina

Weekend Theatre Listings with Film Showtimes

The Marion and Paramount playhouse listings, plus RKO Iowa and World schedule, showtimes for Macbeth, Dr Strangelove, Tom Jones, How the West Was Won, Giant, Straitjacket, Slave, Haunted Palace, Journey to a Lost City, Please Turn Over, Children of the Damned, Ask Any Girl and As Young As We Are.

Community Theater Macbeth Paramount Dr. Strangelove Rko-Iowa Tom Jones C.R Children of the Damned

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