Fordtown Wins City 10 11 Title In Six Innings
Fordtown, the 101 year old Eastside kids league winner, edged Westside Eagles 54 in six innings to claim the city title. Gary Riley plated the winning run after Dave Williams’ two run triple tied the game in the fifth. Kevin Klug took the loss, allowing three hits and fanning 15. Tom Korpela contributed two of Eagles’ three hits.
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Fordtown
Eagles
Gary Riley
Dave Williams
Kevin Klug
Tom Korpela
Racing notes from Monticello Downs feature heats and mains
C R drivers compete in heats and mains as Jerey Reinhart leads the first heat, Bill Zwanziger places high, and Ed Webb wins the novice feature. Verlin Eaker, Johnny Beauchamp, and Bob Hartman show in heats with varied final placements while Bob Hilmer debuts strongly in the Downs event.
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C.R
Verlin Eaker
Stanwood
Charlie Moffitt
Eaker
Duke
Ed Webb
Independence
Arlo Becker
Bob Hartman
Vern Novak
Monticello
Bill Bledhorn
Bledhorn
Novak
Bob Hilmer
Dysart
Monticello Oval
Downs
Jerey Reinhart
Moline
Direl Dake
C. Riz
Bill Ewanziser
Waterloo
Jack Hanson
Peoria
Ron Weedon
Pleasant Valley
John Connolly
Delhi
Charlie Mort Stanwood
Verlin Bauer
Cre
Hilmer
McDonough
Eid
Rober
Lecovsks
Bi Ballard
Billorn
Armstrong Drives to Eagle at Indian Creek Country Club
William R. Armstrong of Marion scored an eagle-two on the first hole at Indian Creek Country Club Tuesday. He holed out with a nine-iron after his drive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William R. Armstrong
Eleventh Avenue
Marion
Indian Creek Country Club
Red Pepper and Baseball Notes In Mixed Local Column
The column recaps a wallet recovery for Walter James Clyde from Massachusetts and recalls Cedar Rapids Cardinals player Chip Coulter transitioning to left handed hitting after a switch. It also discusses Big Ten and Big Eight football tours, with Mickey Holmes detailing tour logistics and aircraft changes amid a strike, noting a 45-person Big Ten contingent and DC-3 charters from Purdue and Illinois.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter James Clyde
Massachusetts
Clyde
Diser
Latte Chip Coulter
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Chip
Arkansas
St. Petersburg
C.R
St. Pete
C.R. Last -Hande
Notre Dame
Chicago
Mickey Holmes
Maynard
Iowa
Mickey
Big Ten
Purdue Air Lines
Purdue
U. of Illinois
Iowa coach touts three cardinal coaching rules
The article notes that a new Iowa basketball boss advises coaches to be themselves and thorough while coaching simply. It highlights Paul Bruns being hired as Lincoln high’s cage boss in Des Moines, with his son Paul Jr. joining, and Al Comito suggesting Bruns move to Roosevelt area to let his son play there.
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Bys aTel
Iowa
Paul Bruns
Carroll
Lincoln High
Des Moines
Paul
Lincoln
Paul, Jr
al Comito
Roosevelt
Bruns
Fox Cities and Quad Cities Race Outcomes Noted
Scattered results from midwest meets show AO COD SOs for Roadarmel and Williams, with Murtaugh and Adams in action. Quad Cities at Clinton and Dubuque events list Smithson, Singerman, Block, Howden, Henderson, and others, with various placements and scores.
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Fox Cities
Roadarmel
Williams
Murtaugh
Macum
Adams
Quad Cities
Clinton
Dubuque
Smithson Mirez
Singerman
Block
Howden
W— Smithson
L—Singerman
Henderson
4Th
Harvey Wehde Sets Twin Pines 18 Hole Record 65
Harvey Wehde broke the Twin Pines course record with an 18 hole total of 65. He opened with 30 and closed with 35 in the first round, in a foursome that included Katte, Houston, Thornton and Mel Wehde, with Bob Higgins the Twin Pines pro posting a 30 36 66.
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Harvey Wehde
Twin Pines
Quincy
Katte
Houston
Thornton
Mel Wehde
Jim Lewis
Bill Rodgers
John Claeys
Pines
Bob Higgins
James
Lanarisck
Haiesten
Simpson
Hermanson
W—Simpson
L—James
Cies
Wisconsin Rapids
Golf Meet Set At Twin Pines
The annual hole golf tournament at Twin Pines starts Saturday with play ending Sunday. Entries are still being accepted. contact Bob Higgins at Twin Pines golf course. Saturday starting times listed by the club pro with numerous foursomes and players.
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Twin Pines
Bob Higgins
Higgins
Clay and Terrell Fight Held Up by License Questions
New York officials blocked Ernie Terrell from a planned heavyweight title bout with Cassius Clay amid licensing doubts tied to Terrell’s alleged connections. Sites and dates shifted as negotiations stalled and Terrell withdrew, leading to Clay facing George Chuvalo instead in a fight that never materialized as planned.
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New York
Ernie Terrell
Cassius Clay
Terrell
Madison Square
Obi- Garden
Hart Yiage
Illinois Athletic Com
Markson
New
Dison Square Garden
Terrel
Bernie Glickman
Blinky Palermo
Frankie Carbo
Glickman
Ernie
Clay
George Chu
Mavalo
Canada
All Star Game 1967 to Start Later in Anaheim
Baseball Commissioner William Eckert announced the 1967 All-Star game in Anaheim will begin at 4 15 p m local time 6 15 p m CDT The shift affects the July 11 schedule and marks a departure from the usual 1 p m local start The National and American leagues All Star series dates back to 1933 in Chicago.
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New York
William D. Eckert
Anaheim
Calif
Chicago
Slate Midget Races At Vinton Saturday Night
Midget auto races are set for the Vinton fairground track this Saturday night with time trials at 7 and the first race at 8. Coach Ray Nagel is expected to attend along with Hawk Racing Assn and prep football coaches, aiming for about 30 participants this week.
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Vinton
Ray Nagel
Hawk Racing Assn
Nageljears
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Bill Zwanziger
Johnny Beauchamp
Atlantic
Jerry Mabie
Jerry Pearson
Armstrong
Indian Creek
Hele
Kennedys
M. S. Walker, Inc
Wston, Mass
Red Peppers
Luuster
Midwest
Lonnie Humphrey
Sonny Faust
Lewis Dunkle
Ken Haglebern
Tom Kelly
Jim Tharp
Larry Williams
Leo Lubhers
Marlon Armstrong
Jim Williams
Fred Brown Hooker
Jerry Williams
Len Olson
Bob Bieifl
Jim Naughton
Tom Dyvad
John Earls
Steve Kieckhaefer
Don Weiss
Craig Untiedt
Larry Kelper
Glenn Kerres
Dick Jedlicka
Bud Broadston
Dave DeHaven
Bill Condran
Hank Emerson
Bob Jackson
Dave Ross
Don Fitzpatrick
Willis Clark
Dennis Kimm
Martin Dinvidle
Bob Walkup
Russ Braiey
Larry Brook
Buck Cummings
Charles Barta
Dick Shields
al Sperring
Larry Phillips
Jerry Ziska
Barry Hydax
Dan Colby
Bill Ozburn
Tony Baron
Dor Diante
Doug Minard
Bill _Kruckenberg
Hendryx
Sohn Luva
Bill Tier
Jim Nutt
Paul Fererson
Henry Gundling
Met Rhodes
Max
Gray
Jon Smith
George Ludlow
Skip Smith
Ken
Gres
Bob Konsdorf
Pat Hagen
Kevin Aydak
Wayne Lewis
Ed Robinette
Don Houlihan
Mark Trust
Wally Brown
Ralph Fahl
Howard Springer
John Lewis
Jerry Butler
Scott Talbert
George Talbert
Harold Chittenden
Harold Miller
Norm Bells
Tex Tielz
Kent Kucera
Jim
Clay-Terrrell
Sebago-Moc
Armstrong's Men’s Shoe Store
Armstrong's
Osh Kesh B'Gosh
Armstrong Men's Clothing
Janizen
Jantzen
Bobby Hull
Armstrong Men
Donegal
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