Five More Enter Downs Stock Races
Cedar Rapids Marion drivers add five entrants to Hawkeye Downs season opener. Dick Heiden and Larry Rocarek will race late models in 1964 and 1963 Fords respectively, Harry Odeen in a 1958 Ford with a 427, C E Taylor in a 1956 Mercury with a 390 Ford, and Larry Bell in a 1956 Chevrolet. The 7:30 p.m. race has no time trials, Joyce Sadecky will present trophies and debut the 1965 Plymouth Pace Car.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion
Hawkeye Downs
Dick Heiden
Larry Rocarek
Heiden
Rocarek
C.E. Taylor
Cedar Rapids
Larry Bell
Mid Continent Racing Association
Joyce Sadecky
Roosevelt Net Team Opens Season With 8-1 Win Over Franklin
Roosevelt defeated Franklin 8-1 in a junior high tennis dual at Roosevelt. Singles saw Lee Wright of Franklin beat John Van Deest, while Rick Nanktgeborn and Cal Murdock split 8-0 and 8-2 results for Roosevelt, and doubles games featured Van Deest-Neal for Roosevelt and Naaktasborn-Sweet for Roosevelt winning 8-2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Franklin
Lee Wright
John van Deest
Bill Neal
Tony Pineof
Rick Nanktgeborn
Cal Murdock
Barry Sweet
R. D. Hunting
Tom Ferguson
Rick Carlson
Dave Heefmer
Ari Heysinkveld
van Deest-Neal
Wright-Pineoff
Naaktasborn-Sweet
Hunting
Jim Rogers
Ferguson Tobey
Carlson-Heysinveld
Prairie Relay Meet Reels Off Fast Times and Records
At Anamosa and neighboring schools a relay carnival yielded many marks and ties across events. Standouts include Eng Valleys and Anamosa leading multiple relays with record times, while Independence and Prairie posted notable performances in distance medleys and sprint relays.
Prairie meet yields multiple track records and standout performances
The Prairie meet highlights Miller of English Valleys who won the 100 in 10.1 and anchored both 880 and mile relay wins. English Valleys, Independence, Anamosa and Marion posted relay records, with Mulvaney of Independence setting discus and shot marks. North Scott and Linn-Mar added strong showings in relays and sprints, while Prairie claimed a freshman medley victory and several individual places.
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Fred Pilcher
Anamosa
Low Scriven
Frairie
Bliiaass
U- High
Pee Aller
Iowa Vailey
Rich Franklin
Plaine
Wea
Jump
Dick Helden
Washinston
Larry Rasmussen
Manchester
Everett Weaver
Marion
Dale Bort
Jim Riess
Eng
Valleys
John Rowland
Iowa Valley
Dennis Ghooge
N. Scott
Kent Johnson
Ind
Mike Mulvaney
Independence
Dave Mockridge
Dewitt
Ron Miller
Bill Donnelly
Tom Keltz
A-High
Bob Schuster
Ewitt
Gary Hansen
Linn-Mar
Skip Jahr
Iowa
Valley
Gary Grimm
Man
Keith Kouba
Gary Hamer
Chuck Marshall
Alan Mohr
North Scott
Steve Davis
Prairies
Jim Voigt
Prairie
Bill Null
Ed Zehr
i_ Independence
Rick Roehrkasse
Duane Gates
Randy J Humehrsys
Steve Cornellus
Enaiish
Ted Ragers
Larry Denison
Tom Smith
Ben Miller
Washington
Grea Miller
Richard Blanche
John Offit
Lance Frye
Jim Kurtz
Roger Stigers
Doug Stepianek
Roger Gussi
Monticella
l— North _ Scott Ben Peetees
All Holland
Jan Bucks
Carl Frazier
Dew
Ron Dixon
Gary Mikesel Rogers
Ron Valier
Eng Valleys
Bears
Miller
Don Dixon
Gary Mikesell
Ted Rogers
Rogers
Steve Cornelius
Randy Humphreys
English Valleys
Steve Barnes
Mark Schirm
Ken Chudzinski
Pat Meehan
Champ Prairie
Gazelle
Tom Merryman
Richeson Wins Jeff Team Bowl Top Singles Match
Tim Richeson of Jefferson defeated Jim Arledge 6 2, 6 3 to lead Jefferson in a 5 4 loss to Burlington at the Memorial Tennis Center. Randy Murphy beat Jim Wing 9 7, 10 8 in No 2 singles while Burlington’s Tom Kindla and Tom Van Deest also won their matches. Doubles saw Arledge Kingig and Murphy Snyder defeat Wing Richeson 2 10, and VanDees Sample edged Langwehr Dwight 12 7 for Burlington.
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Tim Richeson
Jefferson
Burlington
Jim Arnedge
Memorial Tennis Center
Jim Wing
Randy Murphy
Jim Arledge
Tom Kindla
Kit Covington
Tom van Deest
Tom Snyder
Tim Dwight
Bob Sample
Dave Cronbaugh
Mike Langwehr
Arledge-Kingig
Wing Richeson
Murphy-Snyder
Cronbaugh
Covington
VanDees Sample
Langwehr
Dwight
Washington Holds Off Baltimore In Low-Scoring Tilt
Washington edges Baltimore 4 to 5 as Brinkman secures win details show Orsino and Held homer for Baltimore while King Aparicio contribute. Key pitching holds Washington to four runs with successful late defense.
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Washington
Baltimore
Blaires
Snyder
Chance
Aparicio
Howard
Pewcutt
Brumley
Bunker
Pood Griesae
Lau
Lock
Brinkman
King
Aparicia
Blasingame
Aparicie
Orsino
Siebern
Stair
Miller
Weld
Ortepe
Orsing
Wash Golfers Stay Undefeated in Dual Meet
Washington’s golf team remained undefeated in duals after a 157-162 victory over Muscatine at Twin Pines. Medalist Dave LaFontaine led Wash with a 35, followed by Jim Lockwood at 37. other Wash players included Doug Freeman 41 Joe Thaler 44 Don Barry 47.
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Washington
Muscatine
Twin Pines
Dave LaFontaine
Wash
Jim Lockwood
Doug Freeman
Joe Thaler
Don Barry
Mustazine
Craig Peart
Brian Shepley
Dave Grossk
Fous Fed McRoberts
Dave Terbarry
Major League Baseball Roundup Delivers Late Game Swings
In a wide spread of box scores, Marichal goes 3 2 and exits for a pinch hitter in the seventh. Davis belts a fourth inning triple and two more RBI hits as the Giants rally. Cubs erupt for four in the sixth led by Billy Williams and Ron Santo. Frank Robinson homers to break Cal Koonce shutout bid. Orioles win in eighth on Brooks Robinson and Norm Siebern blasts.
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Marichal
Davis
Wes Parker
Maury Wills
Stde
Giants
Jim Hart
Jose Pagan
Cubs
Cal Koonce
Reds
Jim O'Toole
Billy Williams
Ron Santo
Pete Rose
Ernie Banks
Williams
Koonce
Glenn Beckett
Frank Robinson
Orioles
Brooks Robinson
Norm Siebern
Grinnell Gridiron and Marshalltown Cager Dates Noted
The piece highlights an upcoming Grinnell cage clinic featuring Washington and Marshalltown games with Grinnell high. It recalls Marshalltown’s state titles under Trickey and Cochranes, mentions intrasquad Minnesota football scrimmage with Stewart Maples scoring on a 46 yard interception, and cites Sid Hartman praising Minnesota’s passing game and new receivers.
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Central Iowa
Marshalltown
Ben Trickey
Ev Cochrane
Grinnell
Grinnell High
Atlantic
Washington
Marion
Minnesota
Stewart Maples
Cedar Rapids
Touchdown
Gophers
Tama-Toledo Triumph at Invitational Girls Track Meet
Victor Ann Kaufman led Tama-Toledo to victory in an invitational girls track meet adding wins in the 100 and 60 yard dashes and the shot put. Other top finishers include Ann Kaufman and Cheryl Blairstown in field events along with strong showings from Dysart, BGM, Clear Creek and Blairstown in various relays and sprints.
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Gazette
Ann Kaufman
Tama-Toledo
Wanda Kasal
Jan Heckroih
Dysart
Twylia Sein
Dysarts
Felay
T-T
Cindy Norton
Nancy Curavski
Tey
Virginia Wold
Clear Wreck
Shuttlehurdie
Tama- Toledey
BGM
Helv
Sharch Hadenfeldt
Kathy Fres
Clear Creek
Twylia Stein
Dysarts Mn
Ann Paulmatt
Patsy Bottomlay
Judy Kriz
Kathy Rogers
Lynda Ye Ware
Eileen Blackproud
Tama Faledoe Ae Prsactis A O
Suelleeersen
Jane Seliman
Hsv
Bysari
Cigar Creek
Tama Toledo
Cheryl A Blairstown
Nancy Kurovski
Diane Jevs
Carlene Pitlick
Chear Creek
Yo Benda
Sue Heeecounty
Sharon Hadenfeldt
Oee Hite
Peg Benda
Vanne Schulte
Norway
Mary Less
Blairstown
Linda Kenyon
HLY
Se Hickersor
Unclear Historic High School Scores Across Iowa Regions
Fragmented athletics notes show multiple matchups with mixed results including forfeits and incomplete team names. Entries reference Collins, Roland, New Providence, Hubbard, Stratford, Alburnet, Troy Mills, Central City, Urbana, Center Point, Columbus, Bunkerton, West Waterloo, Tripoli, Calamus, Northeast Elvira, St. Joseph s DeWill, Manchester, East Buchanan, Sacred Heart Oelwein, Edgewood Caledonia, Schaller, St. Mary s Pocahontas, Moulton Adelie, Seymour, Moravia, South Clay, Graettinger, Holy Cross Belmire, Forest City, Rockford, Mason City area, Sheffield, Van Meter, Lineville, Murray.
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Collins
Roland
New Providence
Here
Hubbard
Stratford
Alburnet
Troy Mills
Walker
Central City
Urbana
Center Point
Columbus
Waterlog
Bunkerton
West Waterloo
Tripoli
Calamus
Northeast
Elvira St. Joseph's
DeWill
Manchester
East Buchanan
Sacred Heart
Oelwein
Edgewond- Calesburg
Schaller
Palmer
Catholic
Pocahontas
St. Mary's
Storm Lake
Moulton
Adelie Flekesburg
Seymour
Moravia
South Clay
Graettinger
St. Joseph
Farley
Forrest
Holy Cross
Belmire- Marsdethe Forest City
Rockford
Eerie
Masonety
Sheffield
Hapin Bore Trail
Van
Vinton Tops Komets As Lowden Beats Bennett In Iowa Sectional
Action from Thursday’s first round of Iowa high school sectional baseball saw Vinton oust Komets with Lowdon defeating Bennett. Other winners include Maquoketa Valley over Worthington St. Paul and Aquin’s 25–1 romp over New Vienna, with Alburnett Urbana Walker and Maquoketa Valley advancing to semifinals across Eastern Iowa.
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Cedar Rapids
R. Regis
Marion
C.R. LaSalle
Lisbon
CR. Te
Eign Mar
van Horne van Horne
Sarwan
Shellsburg & Sarelsnes
Vinton
Keyston
Oyersville
Cascade Aguin
New Vienna
Mad. Valley
Worth. St. Paul
Lowden Lowden
Bennett
Los! Nation
Andrew
Clarence
Midland
Iowa
Keystone
Fat van Horne
Van
Dyersville
Cascade Horne
Shellsburg
Aquin
Maquoketa Valley
Worthington St. Paul
Wierina
Wagner
Frasher
Lansing
Goodkin
Deutmeyer
Langing
Wessels
W—Wagner
L—Lansing
Alburnett
Urbana
Walker
Lowden Triumphs 1-0 on Kross One-Hitter
Lowden sharpshooter Kross pitched a one-hitter with 14 strikeouts to beat Bennett 1-0 in first round sectional action. Behrens fanned nine for Bennett, while Kross drove in the lone run with a first-inning single. Other games saw Lost Nation topple Andrew 18-13 in a high-error game and Clarence defeat Midland of Wyoming 8-3.
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the Gazette
Lowden
Burton Kross
Bennett
Rod Behrens
Kross
Lost Nation
Andrew
Clarence
Midland
Wyoming
iBennell
Johnstonies
Benti
Van Horne upsets Keystone in sectional baseball thriller
In a Thursday first round sectional game Van Horne defeated Keystone 4-3. Other results saw Van Horne beat Garwin 7-5 and Shellsburg edge Garrison 8-7. Highlighted players include Dietrich Barnhold Jagim Harmsen Wright and Cutler along with Dennis Robbins Hayes Amnes Schirm Gronssen Lewis Isbell Feuerback Franzenburg.
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van Horne
Vinton
Keystone
Garwin
Shellsburg
Garrison
En Horne Dioraedess OO
Rwvin
Dietrich
Barnhold
Jagim
Wright
Harmsen
Steler
Harensen
Cutler
Langfenbau
Dennis
Robbins
Hayes
Amnes
Bere
Schirm
Gronssen
Winton
Lewis
Isbell
Feuerback and
Franzenburg
Plainfield Girls Capture MFL Invitational Track Meet
Plainfield wins with 71 points to top nine teams at Monona Monona Plainfield dominates events led by Lantzky Rosch Hubbell and other scorers in sprints relays and field events. Alderson Val tie for top in 440 dash and relay events feature Aplington and West Central strong.
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Uhienhore
Alderson
Val
Largon
Parsons
W.C
Kempman
Apt
Beo
Kales
Wegner Plain
Tierman
All-Bris
Ao Prelay
Beds
Shepard
Leach
Inde
Carpenter
Greene
Aplington
Pomet
Wagner
Roach
Smith
Lansky
Valley
Cytemet
Uhlentoss
Meyer
Brouwer
Cuba
West Central
N. Meyer
K. Meyer
Brower
Mediey
Carperpany
Waltey
Fone Giant
Ore Swletham
Sanger
Caer Peers
Plainield
Plaing
Siemens
Belsker
Lineerram
Pain
Mueller
Latson
Bennett
High
McKinley
Wic
Lindeman
Aply
Gene Takle Leads Luther Trackmen Past Wartburg 85 46
Luther ace Gene Takle won three events including the 880 mile and two mile as the Norse defeated Wartburg 85 46 at WAVERLY. Takle took the mile and two mile runs and the 880 with strong times. other winners included Ferden Yok Syverson Fichter Main and Altemeyer in field and running events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jave Alin
Lynn Altemeyer
Gene Takle
Jerry Thompson
Jack Plistler
Takle
Thormapson
Low Hurdies
Boo Flelstul
Takte
Luthee
Jefferson Golfers Defeat Belle Plaine in Dual Meet
Jefferson High beat Belle Plaine 166 to 177 in a dual golf match led by Dennis Smith with a 36. Other Jefferson players included Jim Browsard 43 Grew Fairchild 41 Dave Young 46 and Jeff McMillian 44. Belle Plaine's Tom Fisher 46 Dick Fisher 42 Dave Meyers 44 rounded out their score.
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Belle Plaine
Dennis Smith
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Jeff
Jim Brows
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