Charley Johnson Sparks Cardinals Past Steelers for Century Division Lead
Charley Johnson returned to direct St. Louis to a 20-10 win over Pittsburgh, completing seven of 12 passes for 9 yards and guiding a second half rally that included Jackie Smith’s tying score and Cid Edwards’ decisive TD. Johnson’s leadership and a disciplined defense keyed the victory as the Cardinals solidified their place in the Century division race.
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C R Soccer Club To Meet Tuesday
The Cedar Rapids Soccer Club will hold its annual meeting and election of officers at 7 p.m. Tuesday at the Ellis YMCA. All interested in soccer are invited.
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Ellis Ymca
Garland, longtime IOC rep for LA, dies at 66
John J. Garland, a U S representative to the International Olympic Committee for 20 years, died Saturday after hospitalization for illness. He was 66 and had worked to bring the 1976 Olympic Games to Los Angeles when he fell ill.
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John J. Garland
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Top Knight Named 2 Year Old Champion of 1967
Top Knight the Florida bred Vertex colt owned by Steven B. Wilson and trained by Ralph Metcalf has been chosen the 2 year old champion of 1967 by the Thoroughbred Racing Assn. board. He posted five wins in nine starts with earnings of 357220 and will be honored at the TRA annual dinner next Thursday.
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Highlights from bowling leagues and top scores listed
The report details high games and series across leagues such as Brubaker 643 and Gasper 643, Haigh 244 in Terrace Room Ladies Classic, and Saeber 256 for Wilson & Co. plus numerous 200s. Names include Donna Haigh Bunny Warner Kathy playb JoAnn Hopker Earl Palmer Bud Himmel and others with league notes and sponsor references.
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Mann Nipped By Birdie Putt In Hollywood Lakes Open
Peggy Wilson capped a final round 69 70 79 for a seven under par 209 total to win the Hollywood Lakes Open final event of the LPGA season. Carol Mann finished second while Kathy Whitegold climbed to third with 211. Wilson earned $1,875 with the win. Whitegold collected $1,225 and season winnings reached a record for the tour.
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Archer wins Buenos Aires Masters with 68 at Olivos
Californian George Archer captured the Buenos Aires Masters title at Olivos golf club posting a four under par 68 on Sunday. The victory marked a dominant finish as he edged rivals in the final round for the tour win in Argentina.
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Maverick Post To Jim Weaver Head Coach Of Houston Mavericks
Jim Weaver aged 49 was named head coach of the Houston Mavericks of the American Basketball Association on Sunday. He replaces Slater and previously coached at St. Marys College in California.
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Lambert Named Top Midwest Loop Exec
Jerry Lambert of Iowa graduate and former Quad-Cities Angels business manager was chosen executive of the year in the Midwest league. The Mavericks sit in the Western division cellar as Carl Storey announced the award. Weaver previously coached at St Marys from 1955 to 1962, posting a 110 69 record.
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Yale Quarterback Dowling Wins New England Player Award
Boston AP reports Yale quarterback Brian Dowling was chosen by the Grid Iron Club of Boston as the recipient of the 30th annual George Bulger Lowe award for outstanding New England college football player.
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Yale
Brian Dowling
George “Bulger” Lowe
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Cedar Rapids Amateurs Sweep At St Ambrose Card
All four Cedar Rapids boxers won their bouts on the amateur card at St Ambrose college. John McMurray 143 pounds beat Vern Parvie Colfax, last year's Minnesota Golden Gloves champion. Dave Stone 220, Terry Dye 174 and Joe McCadon 157 also won.
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John McMurray
Vern Parvie
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Dave Stone
Terry Dye
Joe McCaddon
Cubs End Pennant Drought Longest Since 1908
The Chicago Cubs, who last won a pennant in 1908, now hold the longest gap since their last flag win, extending their drought in the pennant race.
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