Frosty Eva Evashevski Leads City Amateur Round One
Frosty Eva Evashevski, from Twin Pines, leads Indian Creek's Steve Estes by three strokes at 145 to 148 through 36 holes in The Gazette City Amateur at Ellis Park. Elmcrest's Pete Langmack trails Estes by one. several players sit five behind leader, as Ellis Park holds early advantage with 920 team strokes.
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Standings and Game Schedule Note Errors
Saturday games show Sanston at Newpty Acaphia and Cincinnati at no city while Sunday schedule lists San Francisco at Philadelphia and Los Angeles at Phoenix. Houston at New York and Cincinnati at Chicago also appear with malformed venue names and typos.
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Carew Guides Twins To Split With Orioles In Twinbill
Rod Carew, nursing a sore knee, sparked Minnesota in a 2-1 nightcap win as Rich Reese and Tony Oliva set up runners. The Twins split the twin bill after Baltimore forged a 4-3 first-game comeback behind Brooks Robinson, while other scores saw California, Oakland, and Boston earning wins.
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Hulst Resigns as Fort Dodge Coach for Bowling Green
Garry Hulst, basketball coach at Fort Dodge Community College, resigns to become assistant coach at Bowling Green College in Kentucky. Dale Howard of Creston Junior College is named to replace Hulst.
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Purdue Favored To Win Big Ten In Poll Of Coaches
Big Ten coaches pick Purdue as top contender with Ohio State Minnesota and Indiana listed as challengers. Purdue's backfield returns star players Mike Phipps Perry Williams Leroy Keyes and a promising sophomore John Bullock. The piece notes evolving defensive terms and other college sports chatter including Iowa Nagel era changes and a K of C bowling tourney in Cedar Rapids.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinals face Dubuque as slump continues
Cedar Rapids returns home to Memorial Stadium for a five game stand after a 3-2 loss at Clinton. Dick McVay starts vs Dubuque with game time set for 7 30 p m. Clinton held a 14 hit night while CR batters totaled four as errors plus missed scoring chances plagued the lineup.
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