Gable Eyes Gold as Olympic Hopes Rise in Munich
Dan Gable, a top U S freestyle wrestler from Waterloo Iowa, vows he will win Olympic gold. He trains intensely, pushing a seven day week routine to surpass rivals from Japan Russia and Iran as Munich prepares to host the 20th Olympiad. The opening ceremony looms as 10 000 athletes vie for 186 gold medals in 22 sports amid security and political tensions.
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Hubert Mizellyn
Brown House
Olympia Stadium
Seelonty
Hitler
Chicago
Olympia
Greece
Allied
Munich
Dan Gable
U.S
Jy Falt
Gable
Waterloo
Olympic Village
May Have To Withdraw! Karl's 65 Grabs S&M Top
Richie Karl, a little known pro, shot a 65 to seize an early lead in the $100,000 Liggett & Myers tournament at Pinehurst. If he holds top spot after today’s round, he must leave the S&M event to join the U.S. Professional Match Play field, facing Nicklaus or Trevino. The field includes Palmer and other veterans, with four rounds remaining in the weekend.
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Bob Green
Pinehurst
N.C
Richie Karl
Ometime Army
Alaska Artour
Jack Nicklaus
Lee Trevino
Karl
Sivera
Liggett & Myers
Jast Country ‘Club of
North Carolina
Orcas
Tocr
Bob Barbarossa
Hitle Deane Bevan
Siap
Nicklaus
Trevino
Arnold Palmer
S& M
Trefino
Palmer
DeWitt Weaver
George Archer
Jerry Heard
Rank Seard
Miller Barber
Cards Fall 1-0 as Appleton Pitches Shutout
Schermer limited Cedar Rapids to three hits in a 1-0 Appleton win with four strikeouts and three walks. Reynolds opened the frame with a walk and Appleton capitalized when a relay throw by catcher Bill Pinkham went awry. Second baseman Mark Mueller contributed two of Cedar Rapids three safeties as Appleton stayed atop the division standings while Cedar Rapids slipped.
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Q Schermer
Cardinals
Foxes
WIS
C.F. Ts 18
Galves
Appleton
Schermer
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Mike Buskey
Appletons
C. R
Luis Gonzales
Midwest
Henaine
Reynolds
Bill Pinkham
Alow Ac
Jim Congeet J
Larry Rubel Tool
Mark Mueller
C R
Seeks More Participation For Women in Iowa Sports
Iowa area schools and community colleges should expand inter school athletic competition for women. Board member Mrs. Earl Sievers urges faster progress, noting inquiries from many districts. Administrators report ongoing efforts with four year and junior colleges to form a conference and extend women’s sports programs into fall softball, basketball and golf.
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DES Moines
Iowa
State Board of Public Instruction
Earl Sievers
Avoca
Sievers
Edwin Barhoor
Iowa Central Community College
Fort Dodge
Commitiies
Les Ward
Western Community ‘College
Council
Bluffs
Martin Dithmer
Ellsworth Junior College
Town Falls
Ellsworth
Ditimer
Mia
Baner
Langhurst Second In Illinois Meet Softball Final
Langhurst Motors of Marion dropped a 6-2 decision to Moline in the finals of the Monis Women’s fastpitch softball league playoff tournament in Moline. Patty Stockman limited the winners to four hits, while Carol Koztik’s four hits and Kudina’s defense propelled Langhurst to a 9-0 victory over Davenport Queens to reach the finals.
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Langhurst
Illinois
Moline
Langhurst Motors
Marion
Sexton Ford
Mnois
Patty Stockman
Sexton
Nols State
Carol Koztik
Ste Kudina
North High Softball Triumph Sees Meinye Sparkle
Julie Mein yre collects three hits and five runs as North High defeats Postville 9 16 in a softball clash at Meer tau Town Field. Mein yre’s standout day fuels the victory for the North girls.
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MeIntyre
North Girls
West Union
Julie Meinyre
North High
Postville
Meer Tau
Finals Saturday Runoffs in Seattle Sailor Speedway
The article describes finals day at Ells field with setup and noon announcements, notes Seattle racer Jim Downing returning from injury to race in the 25 class, mentions his shoulder and back repair, and recalls a prior leg injury. It also covers sponsors, two Canadian drivers, shuttle buses, and a few who could not buy a hot dog, with bus and parking details and a comment on Fred Miller of CR being accused of starting dock access.
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Jim Downing
Seattle
Wash
Ells
Jimi
U. of Wi
Dan Schmidt
Jaydes
Canada
Sasday
Cobb
Ellis Houle
Vard NW
Edegwood Road
Fred| Miller
Fred
Prefontaine Sets Cold Munich Pace in 2 Mile Run
American runner Steve Prefontaine, 21, posted a 7:47.6 two mile in Munich, just behind his Oslo time and ahead of several rivals. Coach Bill Bowerman noted a strong workout stance, while Seagren and Kureteky delivered fast times in the same meet, as lighting and conditions influenced performances.
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Prefontaine
Bill Bowerman
University of Oregon
Bowerman
Pre
George Young
Rixaine
Prefontaina
Bob Seagren
Reinhard Kureteky
Seagren
Vince Matthews
Wasi
Lee Evans
Klaus Wolfermann
Lin
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Neville Chamberlain
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Hiller
Dan
Uate
Tom Pil
Wunaineerommane Ealler
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N.Y
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Monstreal
Jesse Owens
Berlin
Owens
Don Schollander
Tokyo
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S&m
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Paul Moranang
Jim Marshall
Dave Stockton
I. Almont
Jas
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Florida ‘State
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Eere
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Athenachive
Deane Keatters
Bruce Hemen
San
Bruce Hansen
Oshkosh
Hansen
Tom Mert
Cedar Rapids
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Japan
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