Three Figure in Nine Gazette Net Crowns at Memorial Tennis
Randy Krejeci Dan Nemmers and Ginger Von Lackum led the Gazette City junior tennis tourney at Memorial Tennis Center, winning nine titles with one more possible. Krejci won the 18 under singles 6-3 6-3 over Craig Hakill and, with Nemmers, the 18 under doubles 6-1 6-4 over Moon and Athey. Nemmers and Rick Jorgenson captured the 16 under doubles 6-2 6-4 after Nemmers beat Jorgenson for 16 under singles 6-2 6-4. Von Lackum won both the 16 and 14 under singles and, with her sister Linda, 16 under doubles and with Julie Jansa 14 under. The 18 under girls final and mixed doubles final remained undecided.
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Randy Krejeci
Dan Nemmers
Ginger von Lackum
Gazette City
Memorial Tennis Center
Krejer
Craig Hakill
Nemmers
Jeff Moon
Jeff Athey
Rhonda Allard
Grant Lachar
Linda Jansa
Krejci
Rick Jorgenson
Jorgenson
Miss von Lackum
Linda
Julie Jansa
Charlie Edwards
Barb Miller
Linda Harney
Mayo Slips in Rodeo Riding
In Denver Mayo Grinnell loses his lead in the Rodeo Cowboys Association bareback riding standings. Joe Alexander Cora Wyoming leads the year with 18285, Mayo falls to second at 18147, T J Walter Iowa remains third, Bob Mayo Grinnell seventh. In all around Mayo slips to third as Phil Lyne George West Texas tops with 29032, Bob Berger Norman Oklahoma second at 26430. Walter sits sixth with 17121.
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Denver
Paul Mayo
Grinnell
Rodeo Cowboys Assn
Joe Alexander
Cora
Wyo
Mayo
T. J. Walter
Watkins
Iowa
Bob Mayo
Phil Lyne
George West
Texas
Bob Berger
Norman
Okla
Walter
Hebner Delivers Walkoff Hit For Pirates Over Cubs
Richie Hebner returned from military duty to deliver a ninth inning single with bases loaded and two outs, lifting the Pittsburgh Pirates to a 3-2 victory over the Chicago Cubs. Dock Ellis earned the win as Pittsburgh extended its NL East lead and snapped a late Cubs rally.
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Richie Hebner
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dock Ellis
Hebner
Pirates
Chicago Cubs
Ellis
Cubs
Chicago
Glenn Beckert
Beckert
Joe Pepitone
Jim Hickman
City Net Meet Starts Saturday
The annual City tennis tournament sponsored by the Cedar Rapids Tennis Association begins Saturday and runs through August 22 at the Tennis Center. Events include men’s and women’s singles and doubles, veterans and novice divisions. entry fees are $2 for singles and $1 per player for doubles. Entries close Friday at 6 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids
Tennis Assn
Darrel Bogner
Tom Koranda
Randy Krejer
Tennis Center
Bowling Association Sets Two Meetings
The Cedar Rapids Bowling Association has scheduled two sessions for league officials to pick up materials for the upcoming season. The first is 7 to 10 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 12, in the Tally Ho room of the Town House, and the second is 7 to 10 p.m. Monday, Aug. 16, in the Middle Dining room of the Holiday Inn.
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Cedar Rapids Bowling Assn
Holiday Inn
Red Wings Sign Niekamp And Hart To NHL Deals
DETROIT AP Ned Harkness announces the signing of defensemen Jim Niekamp and Gerry Hart to 1971 72 National Hockey League contracts.
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Detroit
Detroit Red Wings
Ned Harkness
Jim Niekamp
Gerry Hart
All-Star DeAn Faquette Seeks College Despite Size Limits
Portland AP reports Dean Faquette, the only athlete to play in Oregon’s three prep all-star games for football basketball and baseball, faces no college offers due to heredity. He will enroll at Oregon State next month paying his own way. Faquette led Pendleton football to state playoffs, averaged 18.2 points per game in basketball, and hit .334 in baseball while his coach praises his reliability and talent.
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Portland
Ore
Dean Faquette
Raquel Welch
Oregon Prep
Pendleton
Oregon
Faquette
Oregon State University
Dean
Foquette
Don Requa
Requa
Oregon State
Giants Owner Mara Refuses to Budge in Tarkenton Talks
Giants owner Wellington Mara holds a hard line over contract talks with Fran Tarkenton who says he wants to be reasonable. Tarkenton remains sidelined as preseason camp continues. Also, Duane Thomas seeks fair treatment and may join Washington or another NFL club. Bill Johnson and Francis Peay exit camp amid performance and criticism.
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Fran Tarkenton
Duane Thomas
Tarkenton
New York Giants
Houston
Wellington T. Mara
Mara
Dan Devine
Jerry LeVins
San Diego
Chargers
NFL
Larron Jackson
Denver
Cleophus Johnson
Giants
Bill Johnson
Johnson
Oilers
New Passport Issued to Muhammad Ali for Exhibition Tour
Muhammad Ali receives a new passport after a 1965 draft evasion conviction lifted. Supreme Court rulings later exempted him as a conscientious objector. With the passport, Ali plans an exhibition tour of the Caribbean and Latin America and aims to stay active by sparring partners to prepare for a possible bout with Joe Frazier.
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Philadelphia
Muhammad Ali
Supreme Court
Ali
Caribbean
Latin America
Joe Frazier
Duke vows Big Ten will keep spotlight from pros
Harbor Springs Michigan AP Wayne Duke new Big Ten commissioner says the conference will not surrender its customers or visibility to professional athletics. In an interview at Boyne Highlands he cited revenue challenges and potential options such as shared facility use and expanded schedules while defending non revenue sports. He noted losing 14 pounds during the decision process and stressed the conference's prestige.
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Harbor Springs
Mich
Wayne Duke
Duke
Vote to End No Repeat Big Ten Rule
Big Ten faculty representatives repealed the no-repeat rule preventing conference teams from appearing in the Rose Bowl in two straight years. The vote was taken at summer meetings in Boyne Highlands Michigan. Teams have 60 days after fall classes start to challenge the decision with a possible 1973 Rose Bowl berth if eligible.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Boyne Highlands
Mich
Pacific Coast Conference
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Charles Vasey
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Larry Covington
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Stuhr
Mark Fiala
Ed Lamb
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Doug Mackert
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achar-Fiala
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Athey- Moon
Dave Bonsallaay Novak
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Athey Moon
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Wassiem Khalid
Dave Hittenmiller
Sue
Charise Edwards
Ginger
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le Charise Edwards
Ginger von Vane
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Barb Mgreh
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Oneer von Lackum
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