Cards Sweep Dubuque in 14 inning nightcap thriller
Cedar Rapids Cardinal Dewey Freeman drove in Joe Snyder with a sacrifice fly to end a 14 inning marathon 9-8 and sweep the doubleheader from Dubuque after a 6-5 seven inning win. Boultinghouse starred with three hits and four RBIs while Bob Chiapsa earned the win in relief.
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Cedar Rapids
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Boultinghouse
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Bobby Diaz
Luis Melendez
Bob Schaefer
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Evans Aims for faster 400 at Olympic trials
Lee Evans, hailed as the world’s fastest automobile mechanic, clocked 44.9 seconds in the 400 at the U.S. Olympic camp meet and outlined goals of 44.7 at the Sept 9-16 trials and 44.3 in Mexico City. He works part time at the Olympic Garage learning car repair. Besides Evans, Jay Silvester won discus and shot put, John Carlos won the 200, and other results noted across events.
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Geoff Vanderstock
LaSalle Gridders Begin Practice Under New Coach
LaSalle high school football players will report for the first practice at 9 a.m. Tuesday under new head coach Bill Rosing.
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U S Team Wins Interzone to Boost Davis Cup Hopes
In Cleveland the United States defeated Spain 3-1 to take the interzone series and tighten odds for the Davis Cup final in Australia. Clark Graebner won the decisive match in Barcelona. Arthur Ashe and Manuel Santana’s looming result could finalize the 4-1 or 3-2 outcome.
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Eaker Triumphs In Regional IMCA Race
Verlin Eaker of Cedar Rapids won the 25 lap feature at the state fair track driving a 1967 Dodge to remain point leader. Lem Blankenship of Keokuk was runner up and Darrel Dake of Cedar Rapids finished third.
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Kessel and Thompson Win at Jones Park in Low Gross
Ray Kessel and Dave Thompson tied for first with 43s in Sundays Jones Park Men's Golf Assn event. George Earnest placed third. George Gable won blind bogey with 46-21-25, followed by Rupert Malnix and Dan Wilhelm. A mixed two ball tourney is planned next Sunday. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE
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Jones Park
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Waterloo Tops Watkins for Iowa Amateur AABC Title
Waterloo defeated Watkins 6-0 to win the Iowa Amateur Association baseball tournament. Lefty Tom Simpson pitched a four-hitter and Bob Reiners hit a solo homer. Waterloo earlier lost to Allison 2-1, then eliminated Allison 3-1 to reach the final. They advance to the AABC regional starting Friday in Beloit Wisconsin. Waterloo faces host Beloit Friday at 8:30 p.m.
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Warrior Sophomores Start Practice Tuesday
Washington high invites all sophomore football players to report for practice Tuesday at 9 30 a.m. under Coach Harold Wilkinson.
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Boros Wins Westchester Classic in Excitement and Records
Julius Boros, 48, won the $50,000 first prize at the $250,000 Westchester Classic at Westchester Country Club. He finished 272 after a final round 68, tying with Nicklaus, Sikes, and Murphy for second at 273. Boros’s annual earnings rose to $144,357 as he reflected on the win and taxes.
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Nson
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al Baldin
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Wena
Tony Jalin Ou
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Lione! Ebert
Doug Sanders
Ommy Aron
Te Nichols
Moody
Orvillas
Derr Wins Fair Race at Missouri State Fair
Keokuk Iowa driver Ernie Derr won the 25 mile late model stock car feature at the Missouri state fair in Sedalia. Derr drove a 1968 Dodge Charger to a 22 36.38 time while Keokuk's Ramon Stott finished second in a 1968 Plymouth Roadrunner and Lennie Funk of Otis Kansas came in third in a 1966 Ford.
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Sam Ableman Wins Low Net at Indian Creek
Sam Ableman shot 38 9 29 to win the low net golf event at Indian Creek Country Club Sunday. Wayne Disterhoff was next with 39 8 31. Ableman also had low putts with 11 and Jim Borgen son had 12.
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Hull and Bragg Triumph at Tipton Stock Car Night
Rain halted the main 20 lap feature at Tipton after one lap. Dick Bragg won the first heat and Don Chapman and Dave Lovell also won heats. Hull led the 15 lap A semi to the checkered flag amid a wild battle with Bohr Woode and Young. Lovell and Beckman extended their point duel as Lovell held the second half lead and Beckman led overall.
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Ted Warnerus
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Muscatine
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C.R
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Libert
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Ren
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Marion
Cy Pore Tipton
Dick Steelman
W. Ranch
Two Cedar Rapids Teams in Maquoketa Softball Tourney
Cedar Rapids clubs Pub Tap and Happitime enter the Maquoketa softball tournament opening Monday night August 19. Pub Tap faces Dubuque's Kall Inn at 8 15 p m Tuesday while Happitime plays Davenport's Paris Tap at 9 30 p m Tuesday. Vinton's Tip Top Tap meets Maquoketa's Midwest All Stars at 8 15 p m Wednesday with finals set for Saturday night.
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Stampeders Romp Over Blue Bombers 31–0 in Winnipeg
Peter Liske threw for two touchdowns and scored another as the Calgary Stampeders routed the Winnipeg Blue Bombers 31 to 0 in a CFL game. The win extended Calgary's winning form on Sunday.
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