Kunzman Aims for Indy Dream After Varied Racing Season
LEE KUNZMAN, a 24 year old from Guttenburg, has tried late models, midgets, sprints, and IMCA events, earning rookie of the year on the national tour. He sits fourth in IMCA points, five from third, and eyes a ride on the USAC circuit for a breakthrough toward Indianapolis 500 recognition after a record of steady progress.
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Prep coaches highlight early start in wrestling and basketball
Barry Holtgrewe of Storm Lake, a state champion coach, joins nine prep coaches at the state coaching school to push fundamentals from grade five onward. Wrestling grows with 257 last year and 280 expected this season, as Keith Young leads a new session. Montezuma hosts an early girls tourney showdown with Bennett featuring Linda La Frenz.
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Linda Rice Wins Iowa Women's Eclectic Title at Fort Dodge
Cedar Rapids golfer Linda Jordan Rice captured the Iowa Women's Eclectic title at Fort Dodge Country Club with rounds 79 81 75 and an eclectic score of 75. Coralville's Rayleen Tipton finished second in the championship flight with rounds 86 83 and an eclectic 77. Sue Harman of Cedar Rapids tied for fourth with 86 83 79.
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Connelly Wins Late Model Feature at West Liberty Fair
John Connelly of Delhi dominated the late model stock car feature at West Liberty fairgrounds on Wednesday night, also taking a heat race. He edged Verlin Baker of Cedar Rapids for the win while Verlin Eaker won the trophy dash on the half mile dirt track. Other heats were topped by John Webb Independence and Jim Gerber Long Grove with multiple drivers noted in the results.
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Kunzman Wins Davenport USAC Midget Feature
Kunzman topped Kenyon and Knepper to win the USAC midget feature at Davenport, clocking 15.17 seconds as his fastest time. He praised the USAC show, noting its champion-filled field and strong car count, and revealed Greg Weld will drive the car next in Springfield.
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Kunzman Eyes USAC Sprint Car Ride Next Year
Kunzman hopes for a USAC sprint car ride next season with help from Greg. Stud missed Independence due to a wreck en route and USAC opposition to a non sanctioned midget event. Kunzman favors a USAC midget race at Hawkeye Downs in Cedar Rapids with its top facilities.
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Rowell Named Luther Teaching Associate and Basketball Assistant
Decorah Luther College selects Alex Rowell as teaching associate in physical education and basketball assistant. Rowell, Luther’s all time basketball scoring leader and four year all conference baseball pick, graduated last spring and signed with the Minnesota Twins as the No 1 Draft. He currently plays for St Cloud in the Northern League.
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Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
In the Pacific Coast League Tacoma defeated Slane 6 to 2 and Portland won 6 to 5 in a rain affected schedule. Tulsa beat San Dise- Phoenix 4 to 1 while Oklahoma City played Indianapolis in rain. Hawaii edged Seattle 2 to 1. In the International League Columbus topped Rochester 6 to 5 and Louisville beat Syracuse 6 to 4. Seesenville split a 3 to 4 doubleheader with Buffalo 2 to 3 in the first game. Only scheduled games listed.
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Softball Tournament Opens Sunday at Cherry Hill Park
Cedar Hills hosts the first annual softball tournament with Allis-Chalmers meeting Cryovac at noon. IBM faces Me Too at 1:30, C R Gazette plays the Allis-Chalmers Cryovac winner at 3, IBM Me Too winner meets Specials at 4:30, and the championship is at 6:15.
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