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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1966
Page
13
Sue Moen was the lone Cedar Rapids survivor on Thursday in the Hawkeye Open at Birdland Park Des Moines.
Ray T. Moore and Alexander Batchelor tied for low in the C R Marion Men's Senior event at Twin Pines with 74s. Joe Franey won the 18 hole class B title, while E E Schenefelt and Byron Wayland led nine hole divisions. The final action of the year is set for September 15 at Twin Pines. Miss Moen defeated Kathy Thelen 64 60 in girls 1 under singles first round and beat Dru Duggins 64 61 for third round. Todd Beveridge, now in Fort Madison, beat Jon Romple 1 62 in the boys 16 under third round.
Taft ninth graders must collect football gear at 3 a.m. Monday after delays. Bruce Nagel from Iowa City failed to arrive on time, causing a default in the boys 16 under division. Dan Huber of St Louis won his match, with Bob Andrews noting the outcome.
The report details players scoring in the Golf section with late rounds shaping results. Ridden shoulder limited one player to a 71 final, while Nicklaus Casper and Geiberger posted 72s. Reale and Spray from Cedar Tops posted 72s, with Rule shooting 38 and 34.
The report records a second-round match in the boys’ 17-under singles and notes that Nancy, sister to a competitor, was eliminated in the girls’ 18-under first round.
CCAD AP reports Marvin Miller head of the Major League Players Association accuses club owners of greed. He warned that their present actions will mesh the players’ wills against them. Jerome Holtzman notes Miller spoke to four MLB club owners and league presidents in a nine minute closed session Thursday.
New Hyde Park New York AP Sam Zoldak the southpaw who Cleveland paid 100000 in 1948 for dies of lung cancer at age 47 His life and a pension fund proposal are noted The piece mentions NBC bidding 6100000 for 1967 World Series TV rights rising to 8500000 in 1968 and Commissioner Eckert commenting on escalating costs
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