Nye and Ball Named to Iowa Tennis Hall of Fame
Nye associate editor at The Cedar Rapids Gazette and Bill Ball Waterloo attorney are among four selected for induction into the Iowa Tennis Hall of Fame. Others include Jen sen Blue of Waterloo and Howard Sprague of Mason City. Induction occurs on the final day of the Tri-State Open in Burlington.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
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Breezy Point
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Wayne Anderson
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Geibinger Grabs 1-Stroke Lead at Colonial
Al Geiberger fired a four-under 67 at Colonial to lead the $250000 Tournament Players Championship with a one stroke edge over Nicklaus Irwin Dickson and others. Jack Nicklaus matched 67 to sit near the top, while Palmer and Tewein also struggled in the heat and brutal layout.
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Wednesday Loop Softball Champions Crowned in City Playoffs
The Wednesday Women's Metro A and HB leagues swept best of three series to claim city softball titles. Cherry Burrell led Wednesday A with a 14-1 and 12-6 pair as Dearborn, Davis, and Dawson contributed multi hits. Sliver Dolkar won both games in B windup over Quaker Oats. De cious, Lambert, Famel, Henry, Williams, and McBurney produced key hits with Williams 3 for 4 in game two and a 4-hitter pitched by Henry and Lambert.
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Bruce Crawford Wins Junior Title at Cedar Rapids Club
Bruce Crawford won the 18 hole division on the Cedar Rapids Country Club junior golf tour over two days. In the 9 hole division Greg Larson took first with Dan Bernus second. John Davis won the 6 hole tourney with Keot Roerler following.
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Two Feature Night At Hawkeye Downs Rouses Late Models
Hawkeye Downs hosts two late model features on Sunday with a makeup race from last week’s boycott due to on track incidents. promoter Homer Mellon assures proper electrical gear to prevent a repeat, with 6:30 pm start and time trials followed by the makeup feature and regular program, plus a sportsman division race. Derrell Dake leads the 1975 standings with 3,630 points, ahead of Ed Sanger, Bill Zwanziger, and others as only three dates remain in the season.
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Evert, Navratilova Reach Westchester QFs in Women’s Tennis
At Westchester Country Club the $75,000 event advanced Evert and Navratilova to the quarterfinals with key wins and byes. Jauvogor withdrew, paving Evert’s path to a clash with eighth seed Schallau, while Navratilova defeated Gourlay and set up a meeting with Fromholtz as the field narrows toward the title.
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Browns Clash Redskins In Preseason Test Session
Rookie coach Forrest Gregg leads the Cleveland Browns against the Washington Redskins in a Friday night preseason game. Cleveland hopes to evaluate Willie Miller at wide receiver while splitting QB reps between Mike Phipps and Brian Sipe. The Redskins plan to showcase veteran talent with Billy Kilmer at quarterback before routing to Randy Johnson and Theismann behind an aging front.
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Cyclones face position battle between Greenwood brothers
Postville and Scott Kollman headline a brotherly clash for Iowa State at tight end as the Greenwood duo Don and Dave pursue the same spot. Coach Glen Mason notes potential double tight end use and possible moves, while two veterans miss time due to scholastic ineligibility and departures. The season opens September 3 at UCLA with a lineup featuring ongoing competition and depth questions.
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Tiant Reunites With Parents Before Red Sox Pitch
Luis Tiant welcomed his Cuban parents back to Boston at Logan Airport after 18 years apart as his team led the American League East. The right-hander said he would try harder to impress his father who has never seen him pitch in America. The elder Tiants, both 69, will stay in Boston, with hopes of seeing him in the World Series if possible.
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