Dickson Takes Lead In Nelson Golf Classic After 66
Bob Dickson shoots four under par 66 to take a one stroke edge at 36 holes at Preston Trail. Don Bies slips to second after posting 71 following a 65 first round. Lee Trevino withdraws with neck and chest strains.
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Dallas
Bob Dickson
Dickson
Oklahoma State
Don
Lee Trevino
Julius Boros
Roy Pace
Bert Yancey
David Graham
Dan Sikes
Don Bies
Dan
Tom Weiskopf
Lanny Wadkins
Dave Stockton
Bert Greene
Grier Jone
Leonard Thompson
Bob E
Dwight Smievil
Allen Miller
Tom Watson
John Schree
Bruce Crampton
Arnold Palmer
Dave
Rik Massengale
Tommy Sanderson
Ed Snea
Bruce Fleisher
Hale Irwin
Bruce Devlin
Charles Coody
Bob Payne
Gardner Dickinson
Chuck Courtney
Larry Hinson
Wilf Homeruik
Jim Jamieson
Don Iverson
Jim Wiechers
Bobby Mitchell
Ron
Russians Edge Utah Union in 72-63 Tuneup Win
Russia’s touring squad defeated a Utah college select 72-63 in Salt Lake City in a pre Los Angeles showcase. Ivan Dvornn scored nine in the second half to keep the Russians ahead, while Sergi Belov led with 12 points and Edeshko added 12. Utah’s Bob Lauriski led the home team with 15 as coach Kandrashin warned the Russians must improve to challenge the U.S. national squad.
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Salt Lake City
Russia
U.S
America
Los Angeles
Utah
Utah Club
Alex Belov
Munich
Ivan Dvornn
Sergi Belov
Modestus Paulauskas
Vladimir Kandrashin
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Angeles
Walton
UCLA
Utah Collegians
University of Utah
Dvornn
Belov
Ivan Edeshko
Edeshko
Bob Lauriski
Utah State University
Kandrashin
Cornell keeps 3-0 with 5-4 win over Monmouth
Cornell's tennis team improved to 3-0 in dual meets with a 5-4 victory over Monmouth at Mt. Vernon. Brad Wright won the Nos. 1 singles match 6-2 6-3 over Mike Beezley and teamed with Ken Eimers to take the top doubles 6-2 6-2.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell
Monmouth
Brad Wright
Mike Beezley
Ken Eimers
Cor
Chris Lesniak
Bob Pickens
Jeff Sodor
John Osborne
Dave Beck
Rob Ash
Jack Sorenson
Rich Ash
Tom Davis
Wright-Eimers
Beezley- Huey
Lefniak-Pickens
Sodor- Beck
AsSh-Ash
Osborne- Sorenson
No-Hit Pitching Lists Lansing St Geo 31 1
Lansing St George defeated Garnaville 31 to 1 as Bob Heiderscheit and Kevin Keenancombined for a no hitter. Keenan had four hits and five RBIs while Tom Malin drove in six with four hits including two homers. Feuerhelm added four hits and two homers with five RBIs.
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Lansing
Bob Heiderscheit
Kevin Keenan
Lansing St. George
Garnaville
Keenan
Tom Malin
Tom Feuerhelm
St. George
Baltimore
Johnny Oates
Dobson
San Francisco
Jim Barr
Tito Fuentes
Giants
St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Lou Brock
Barr
Bauserman Wins Three in Girls Triangular Meet
Judy Bauserman captured three events as Center Point placed second in a girls triangular track meet. North Linn won the team title with 65.1 points, Center Point totaled 60.5, and Alburnett finished third with 48. Mile run clocked 7:28.2 for North Linn. 4x110 relay times and field event marks are listed with multiple schools earning top spots.
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Judy Bauserman
Bauserman
North Linn
Alburnett
Carson
Sch
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Auserman
Ison
Kirk
Kirkwood Golf Drops First Duel Then Upends Clarinda
Kirkwood Community College Cedar Rapids started the season with a loss to Grand View 8 2 6 and then beat Clarinda 14 1. Individual scores show Dave Norton 82 Phil McDonald 78 Tom Foster 86 Tom Neel 82 and John Cessna 80.
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Des Moines
Kirkwood Community College of
Cedar Rapids
Grand View
Kirkwood
Clarinda
Dave Norton
Phil McDonald
Tom Foster
Tom Neel
John Cessna
Wash and Linn-Mar Tie in Girls Golf on Friday
Wash and Linn-Mar finished tied with 226 at Squaw Creek in a girls golf meet. Carol Pence of Washington earned medalist honors with 44, while Linn-Mar’s Sue Konsdorf shot 52. Other scores included Cathy Swartzentruber 54 and Ann Zimmerman 53 for Linn-Mar and Deb bie Estes 68 for Washington.
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Wash
Linn-Mar
Washington
Squaw Creek
Carol Pence
Sue Konsdorf
Cathy Swartzentruber
Sees
Polly Urns Washington
Ann Zimmerman
Cathy Severson
Debbie Estes
Prairie Girls Top Jefferson Golfers
Prairie's girls golf team defeated Jefferson 258 to 302 at Ellis Park. Medalist honors went to Ann Phillips with a 59. other Prairie scorers were Sheryl Hensch 61 Jean Johnson 62 and Terry Frieden 76. Jefferson scores included Holly Snelson 69 Laigh Sutter 71 Kathy Campbell 74 Betty Whipple.
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Prairie
Jefferson
Ellis Park
Ann Phillips
Sheryl Hensch
Jean Johnson
Terry Frieden
Holly Snelson
Laigh Sutter
Kathy Campbell
Betty Whipple
North High dominates quadrangular track meet at West Union
Daryl Ruff and Terry Weidemann win two events each as North High cruises to victory, sweeping all three relays and scoring 150 points. Starmont trails with 47. Highlights include Ruff in sprints, Weidemann in field and relay performances across the meet.
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West Union
Daryl Ruff
Terry Weidemann
North High
North
Starmont
Nathan Kepler
Star
Bob Allen
Aioe
Daryl Ruff Cen
Colin Henecanet
Don Donohue
Med
Kevin Olson
Kennedy Girls Golf Defeats Regis 225 238
Kennedy girls golf led by Cathy Pontius with 46 as they defeated Regis 225 to 238 at Twin Pines. Regis was led by Ann Knake who shot 54. Other Kennedy scorers were Pat Dorsey 55 Pam Kammerer 62 Deanna Laughlin 62 with Regis teammates Erin Henny 56 Janet Merfeld 61 Pam Dolphin.
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Kennedy
Cathy Pontius
Regis
Twin Pines
Ann Knake
Pat Dorsey
Pam Kammerer
Deanna Laughlin
Erin Henney
Janet Merfeld
Pam Dolphin
Smith's Hits Lead J-Hawk Sophs Past Regis 9-5
Russ Smith went 3-for-3 to spark Jefferson sophomores to a 9-5 win over Regis. The J Hawks improve to 2-0. Regis scored 5 runs while Jefferson tallied 9 in the game with key hits from Williams Jerde Alberts and Sevenina.
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Smith
J-Hawk
Russ Smith
Jefferson
Regis
Jhawks
Williams
Jerde
Alberts
Sevenina
Iowa Track Meet Highlights and Olympic Dreams
Drake hints at Montreal Olympic pursuit while Iowa State’s Van Hollaway shatters the javelin record with 256 feet 7 inches. Beloit senior Hollaway, a former reserve football linebacker, shows resilience after a broken wrist. Dan Taylor of Eddyville wins the 120 yard high hurdles amid promising times from Herb Washington and local athletes.
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Iowa State
van Hollaway
Hollaway
Beloit
Kan
Cyclones
U S Beats Italy in Schweitzer Finalists Reach Title
The United States defeated Italy 108 to 72 in Mannheim Germany to extend its win streak to six in the Albert Schweitzer International Junior Basketball Tournament. Kent Benson scored 25 points, Alice Payne 23 and Bill Alngioh 22 as the U S prepares to face Poland in the final.
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Mannheim
Germany
United States
Italy
Albert Schweitzer
Kent Benson
Alice Payne
Bill Alngioh
U.S
Poland
Minor League Scores From Friday Across Leagues
Friday results span the American Association Southern League Texas League Eastern League and Pacific Coast League. Notable outcomes include Iowa 60 over Wichita 21 in a high scoring display and El Paso 8 over Midland 4 in the Texas League. Several games were weather affected with multiple rainouts.
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Ganesmaha
Denver
Ingrenerets
Evansville
Oklahoma City
Iowa
Wichita
Savanah
Asheville
Montgomery
Jacksonville
Arian
Knoxville
Alumbus
Birmingham
el Paso
Midland
San Antonio
Amarillo
Arkansas
Shreveport
Memphis
Alexandria
Reading
Quebec
West Haven
Bristol
Three Rivers
Pittsfield
Peninsula
Charleston
Richmond
Toledo
Syracuse
Pawtucket
Tidewater
Rochester
Eugene
Hawaii
Tacoma
Spokane
Tucson
Albuquerque
Phoenix
Salt Lake
Decorah and Sumner Win at Indian Relays
Decorah captured the class AA title with 115 points while Sumner won class A with 86 at the Indian Relays. Individual winners included Lang in shot and discus for Sumner, and Seim of Decorah in the mile with a time of 4 48.11, plus multiple relay and field event wins across both classes. In other news, Harman Wages of the Atlanta Falcons had knee surgery in Atlanta on Friday per coach Norm Van Brocklin.
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Waukon
Decorah
Sumner
Atlanta
Harman Wages
Atlanta Falcons
Norm van Brocklin
Aaron's Blast Beats Seaver 2-0 In Braves Victory
Hank Aaron hits his 678th career home run and Darrell Evans adds a homer as Pat Dobson and Atlanta blank the Mets 2-0. San Francisco, Philadelphia, Chicago, and Houston won while Los Angeles-Pittsburgh was rained out. Aaron trails Babe Ruth by 36 for 714.
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Tom Seaver
Seaver
Atlanta Braves
Hank Aaron
Darrell Evans
San Francisco
St. Louis
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Chicago Cubs
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Houston
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Babe Ruth
Ruth
Dobson
Willie Mays
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Eight Homers Power OSU Sweep of Iowa Twin Bill
Ohio State blasted eight homers in a Big Ten doubleheader at Iowa, winning 8-5 and 12-1 to improve to 7-3 in league play while Iowa dropped to 3-5. Bon nell Brownstein Shade and Dungee homered for OSU in the first game as Stange earned the win. In game two Dungee Haney and Chellis homered for OSU, with Iowa scoring only once on a double steal.
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Iowa
Buckeyes
Jim Chellis
Don Dungee
OSU
Ewell
Clint Nicely
Larry Stange
Dungee
Jim Haney
Chellis
Tom Steen
Hawkeyes
Tom Hurn
Jim Shade
Stew Brownstein
Frank Sims
Bob Elliott
W—Shade
L—Steen
Barry Bonnell
Iowa State Beats Missouri 5-2 to Escape Baseball Cellar
Iowa State defeats Missouri 5-2 to climb out of last place in the Big Eight. Freshman pitcher Jerry Winter earns his first college win, while Mike Zuk hits a 410 foot two run homer and Don McClanahan adds three singles. The teams set for a doubleheader Saturday.
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Iowa State
Missouri
Tigers
Cyclones
Jerry Winter
Tom Ellis
Tim Drennan
Mike Zuk
Don McClannahan
Palmer Holds One Stroke Lead in Birmingham Classic
Sandra Palmer shot a two under par 70 on a rain softened course to lead the LPGA Birmingham Classic by one stroke over defending champion Betty Burteindt Jo Anne Prentice and Jane Blalock after the first round Judy Rankin Mary Mills and Jan Ferraris sit three back in a tightly bunched field Burtevndt won last year's Birmingham event.
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Ala
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Green Valley Country Club
Miss Palmer
Betty Burteindt
Jo Anne Prentice
Jane Blalock
Judy Rankin
Mary Mills
Jan Ferraris
Miss Burtevndt
Hawks Extend Iowa Tennis Win Streak To 10
In Terre Haute Indiana State, missing its top three players for disciplinary reasons, fell 9-0 to Iowa. Iowa improves to 10-4 and nears its school record win streak as Indiana State drops to 8-7 and faces Notre Dame after a weekend against Iowa.
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Terre Haute
Ind
Indiana State
Iowa
Hawks
Indiana
Notre Dame
Rod Kubat
Max Pokorny
Bruce Nagel
Cedar Rapids Boxers Dominate Amateur Card Outcomes
Cedar Rapids boxers led by Rudy Brown Jack Gott John Hachey Marv Neal Darrell Knox and Terry Pagenpohl earned decision wins on an amateur boxing card in Peoria Illinois also listing several other fighters with decisions including Sutton Beagle and Nelson across the bouts with the Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus.
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Peoria
Rudy Brown
Jack Gott
John Hachey
Marv Neal
Darrell Knox
Terry Pagenpohl
Cedar Rapids Knights of Columbus
Russell Sutton
Sam Wens Ble
Beagle Sutton
Wec
Bill Dismute
Dave Carlton
Charlie Lovell
Mary Neal
Jay Knox
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John Néelson
Lewis Newton
Barrell Knox
Charles Rutherford
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