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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1966

Page

5

Record $10,800 purse at Hawkeye Downs fair races

A record purse of 10 800 will be at stake when the All Iowa fair opens with a preview night on Thursday August 11 at Hawkeye Downs. Late model modifieds and midgets lead entries with 40 plus and 30 plus drivers expected. Midget star Willard Yates Cedar Rapids drives Lloyd Whiting's Chevie II in a strong field. Races run Saturday August 13 with a 100 car demolition derby on Sunday August 14.

Hawkeye Downs Harold Ewoldt Lynn Ricklyff Lisbon Paul Bennett Ford Doug Crawford Davenport Lem Blankenship Keokuk Ramo Stott Willard Yates Cedar Rapids Lloyd Whiting The Downs

Angels Sign Craig and Farm Him to Seattle

The California Angels announced they signed pitcher Roger Craig and assigned him to the Seattle farm club in the Pacific Coast League. Craig, 35, was released recently by the Philadelphia Phillies.

Anaheim California Angels Roger Craig Seattle Craig Philadelphia Phillies

Clark Earns Pole for Germany's Grand Prix

Jim Clark of Scotland drove a Lotus Climax to pole for the Grand Prix of Germany at the Nürburgring. He covered 22.81 kilometers in 8:16.5 minutes, averaging 165.4 kmh, beating last year's time of 8:24.1 and 162.9 kmh.

Bills sign Stew Barber and Glenn Bass to 1966 contracts

The Buffalo Bills announced the completion of signing all veterans for 1966 contracts. The latest players to agree were tackle Stew Barber and split end Glenn Bass, finalizing the veteran roster.

Buffalo N. Y Buffalo Bills Stew Barber Glenn Bass

Midwest Janitors chase Major Open softball title at Ellis park

Midwest Janitor Service aims to seal the Major Open softball crown this week by facing Coralville Monday and Ellis Wednesday at Ellis Park. Pete Carlson of Fordtown leads batting with .364, Jim Caviness and Bob Michael among top hitters. Dale Root dominates pitching with 237 strikeouts.

Gazette Morris Potter Midwest Midwest Janitor Service Ellis Park Dale Root Ron Findley Jerry Schneekloth Doug Havlik Cliff Rice Bill Mann Jack Meier Jim Caviness Ray Sturm DeWayne Christofferson Jack Ogden Coralville Ellis Pete Carlson Fordtown Carlson Jim Bob Michael Roger Bakken Root AB_H Ash Pet Fordtow Midwest” Oe Coramne Enera ‘al P Ellis Concessions Midwest Janitors Ford Neilsen Coral Larson

Vikings Cross Machinist Picket Line For Flight To New Orleans

The Minnesota Vikings walked through a Rochester and Minneapolis machinists picket to board a Northwest Airlines charter to New Orleans for a season opening exhibition against the Detroit Lions. Northwest could not secure a nonstruck plane, while the union noted two non-struck charters were available. An IAM official warned crossing could alienate some machinists.

Rochester Vikings Union Earl Hubbard Northwest District Lodge 143 International Assn. of Machinists

Maury White Named First Vice President of Football Writers

Arnie Burdick of the Syracuse Herald Journal was elected president of the Football Writers Association of America. Maury White of the Des Moines Register and Tribune moved from second vice president to first vice president. Dave Campbell of the Waco News-Tribune and Times-Herald was elected the new second vice president.

Chicago Arnie Burdick Syracuse N.Y Herald-Journal Football Writers Assn. of America Maury White Des Moines Register and Tribune Dave Campbell Waco (Tex News-Tribune and Times-Herald

Baseball League Meetings Set for Chicago August 25

AP reports the American and National leagues will hold a joint meeting in Chicago on Tuesday August 25, announced by Commissioner William D Eckert. The announcement confirms cross league discussion and planning for future schedules and rules.

New York National Baseball Leagues Chicago William D. Eckert

McCabe and Fulkerson Win Hawkeye Sailing Races

Brian McCabe of Iowa City won the first and third races at Lake Macbride, with Frank Fulkerson of Cedar Rapids taking the second race. Forrest Gordon of Marion placed third in the first event and Doug Blue of Cedar Rapids finished third in the final race. Next races set for Sunday at 2 p.m.

Brian McCabe Iowa City Hawkeye Sailing Club Lake Macbride McCabe Frank Fulkerson Cedar Rapids Forrest Gordon Marion Doug Blue C.R Macbride

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