Buchheister Named Cedar Rapids Cardinals GM for 1972
Don Buchheister, 40, of Cedar Rapids, appointed general manager of the Cedar Rapids Cardinals for the 1972 season after a four month search. A Cardinals board member, he will push season ticket sales and family programs, aiming to deepen community ties and regular attendance at Midwest League games. He and wife Beatrice have four children. team will continue its Midwest League affiliation with the St. Louis Cardinals and Gary Geiger is named field manager.
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al Miller Barats
Weiler Bametimes
Cedar Rapids Baseball Club
Don Buchheister
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Elsie Curran
Buchheisler
Ball Park
Eichheister
Pye
Don
Cedar Rapids
Franklin High School
Junior Legion
Beatrice
Deborah
David
Douglas
Denise
CR. Cardinals
St. Louis Cardinals
Dr. Held
Gary Geiger
Petty Wins Texas 500 as Allison Loses Pace
Richard Petty drives a Plymouth to victory at Texas World Speedway in the Texas 500. Robby Allison leads early, but Petty, Baker and Hamilton stay close. last 2 laps dodge by with Petty finishing half a lap ahead. Petty also cements over $1 million career earnings and season total near $20,145.
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Collebl Station
Texas
Richard Petty
Plymouth
Robby Allison
Mercury
Pelly
Allison
Grandstand
Texas World Speedway
Petty
Buddy Baker
Dodge
Baker
Charlotte
A.C
Hueytown
Ala
Pete Hamilton
Dedham
Mass
Bill Dennis
Glen Allen
Randleman
N.C
Area Prep Grapplers Battle Outside Competition
Cedar Rapids area wrestling teams faced tough outside rivals over the weekend. LaSalle Washington Kennedy and Jefferson won dual meets, Linn-Mar Marion and Prairie area schools excelled in invitationals, with Monticello and Ankeny highlighted in major events. Notable performers included Larry Zabradnik and Jerry Morgan lifting Linn-Mar and Marion with strong showings amid a competitive field.
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Miku Slutsky
Garulte Baerts
Cedar Rapids
Matlan Area
LaSalle
Washington
Kennedy
Jefferson
Linn-Mar
Prynne
Marion
Limn-Mar
Bob Theeness
Monticello
Lions
Jerry Johnson
Jim Bousley
Mike Stark
Indiana Tops Kentucky In Double OT Thriller
Indiana outlasted sixth-ranked Kentucky 90-89 in double overtime before a 17,267 crowd at Freedom Hall Louisville. Vinna and teammates delivered a dramatic win in a game that lived up to its hype with late heroics and a tense finish.
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Louis Vinna
Inediana
Kentucky
Louisville
Freedom Hall
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O State
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Midwest Training, Inc. Ve. & Tee Moines
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SUN Studio
Oneae Srs SE
Callego St
Royaily
2Nd Avenue
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