Clay's Draft Board Chairman Irked by U S Delay
Louisville officials disclosed that Cassius Clay's local draft chairman wants quicker answers on Clay's status. Chairman Sherman criticized the justice department for delaying a final ruling after Clay sought conscientious objector reclassification amid ongoing investigation.
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United Press International
Kentucky Selective Service Appeals Board
State Selective Service
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Justice Department
Department
State Appeals Board
Wilson Nips McKinley in One-Hit Tilt
Wilson defeated McKinley 4 to 0 Thursday at Hayesfield in seventh-eighth grade baseball as Anderson pitched a one hitter. Anderson also doubled with the bases loaded in the second inning to aid his cause. McKinley’s ninth grade team rallied for eight runs in the top of the sixth to edge the Ramblers 11 to 10.
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McKinley
Hayesfield
Anderson
Ramblers
Bears
Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh Steelers
Dr.Pepper
Daniels Park
Jim Lannum
Bob Wims
Steve Schaffer
Steve Mayfield
Pepper
Schatfnit
Benhart
Pitriden
Sent Schaffnit
Mayfield and Birkicht
Franklin Jr. High Sweeps Two Games
Franklin Jr High won a doubleheader over Harding in a decisive run scoring effort. The seventh and eighth grade teams prevailed with strong batting and pitching contributions from Garrison Rosenberger and Ryan, while Harding struggled to recover after early deficits.
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Harding
Army
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Garrison
Rosenberger
England
Brian London
Germany
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Karl Mildenberger
Steggal
Smith
Ryan
Doc
Darling
Rafferty
A Trail Ride For Rodeo at Wendy Oaks
A colorful trail ride departs at dawn each day Saturday through Monday to promote the weekend rodeo at Wendy Oaks Today grounds. Rodeo shows run 6 p.m. Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday and Monday. the ride includes a covered wagon with four horses and a chuck wagon. Interested riders should call 365-9976 or 360-5883. The line of riders starts Cedar Rapids near Spruce avenue and Otis road SE, east of the dog pound, arriving via Springville.
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Wendy Oaks
Springville
Cedar Rapids
Spruce Avenue
Otis Road
Legion Team Hosts Moline in Three Games
The Cedar Rapids Legion baseball team welcomes Moline for a three game series at Veteran's Memorial Stadium. The Legion sits 5-2 in the Double-T league, with a single game Saturday at 9:30 p.m. and a Sunday doubleheader starting at 12:30 p.m. The Washington high school team hosts Clinton on Saturday at 1:30 p.m.
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Cedar Rapids Legion
Moline
Veteran's Memorial Stadium
The
Legion
Washington High School
Clinton
Warriors
Dr Anthony Named to ISU Athletic Council
Cedar Rapids physician Dr Russell Anthony was chosen as a member of the Iowa State Athletic Council at the annual organizational meeting. W H Thompson was named vice chairman as the council announced its faculty, alumni and student representatives from various colleges and universities.
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Harold Cowles
Bob Feltinger
William Bliss
Ames
Bob Dilton
Des Moines
Russell Anthony
Cedar Rapids
Bill Bolton
Park Ridge
III
Cardinals Sign Two College Ball Players
The St. Louis Cardinals signed two college players to minor league contracts and assigned them to the Sarasota team in the Gulf Coast League. The players are Samuel Stewart, an outfielder from Oklahoma Baptist University, and Bruce MacLean, a pitcher from Bowdoin College.
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St. Louis Cardinals
Stadioes
Sarasota
Oklahoma Baptist University
Samuel Stewart
Bowdoin College
Bruce MacLean
Ruemmele's Hit Sparks Civic Win in 12-13 League
Dick Ruemmele delivered the winning run as Great Electric beat Butters 13-2 in Cleveland. Mike Curran collected two triples driving in all three runs. West Side Civic edged Dairy Queen 3-2 with Shaw, Lorenzen, Harris turning a two hitter. Dairy Queen beat UPWA 8-1 as Steger pitched two hits. Norton homered and Ryan tripled. Appleby & Horn beat Exchange 11-7. Van Vechten games saw Coras 3-for-3. Schaffnit and Seaton fueled losses.
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Fordtown
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Klug
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Kilborn
Rotary
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Mike Rafferty
Don Ellis
Olds
Cleveland
Civic
Dairy Queen
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Asteby & Horn
Exchange
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Bairy Queen
UPWA
Blue
Gazette
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Great Electric
Butters
Mike Curran
Shaw
Lorenzen
Harris
West Side Civic
Gary Steger
Eustice
Jack Ryan
Chuck Norton
Dan Meyer
Dave Sacora
Appleby & Horn
Tom Schaffnit
Tom Seaton
Roosevelt Sweeps Taft in Junior and Senior Baseball
Roosevelt swept two Taft baseball games Thursday. In eighth grade Roosevelt scored four in the final inning to win 5-3 as Trickey went 2-for-3 and Wilson 2-for-2 for Taft. Dunbar homered in the third to aid Roosevelt in the ninth grade victory.
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Taft
Brad Trickey
Bob Wilson
Dunbar
Roosevelt Ebbs
Keown
Stoa
Trickey
Watkins Holds Slim Lead 3-2
Special to The Gazette reports Watkins in a tight contest with a 3-2 lead amid late innings. The game features steady defense and key early hits as both sides trade chances in a low scoring affair.
Santana Wins Wimbledon Singles Title Over Ralston
Manuel Santana, the United States champion, defeated Dennis Ralston in straight sets to win the Wimbledon singles title. The match on center court drew 15,000 spectators as Santana, seeded fourth, claimed victory in 1 hour 4 minutes. Ralston, the U S No 1 and sixth seed, endured a hard loss in a final noted as one of the best in years.
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England
Manuel Santana
United States
Dennis Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Santana
Ralston
U.S
Williams and Stengel Are Honorary Coaches
New York AP report notes legendary figures Williams and Stengel named honorary coaches as part of a sports event. Details remain unclear in the fragment.
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Stengel
Wright Seeks US Women's Open Title at Hazeltine
The 1966 women's golf chase near hazards at Hazeltine features Mary Mills leading to win with a 79, Donna Caponi close at 74, and Joyce Kazmierski and Roberta Albers among the top amateurs. Miss Wright faces nerves as she competes for the top prize of 4000 dollars amid a tight field including Sharon Miller and Sandra Spuzich.
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Miss Wright
Donna Caponi
Joyce Kazmierski
Michigan State
Roberta Albers
University of Miami
Fla
Mickey
Sharon Miller
Sandra Spuzich
Hazeltine
Watkins
Newhall
Norway
Keystone
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Wayne
Grass
Eichmeyer
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Keith Junge
Dale Froeh
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Aoe Rem
Rock and Voss
Keystone Annie Beast
Wright - Miner
Junge
Feverbach
Franzenburg
Brecht Andi
Roberta Alber
R. Boddicker
Penny Wilson Roth Jessen
Pengy Conley
Judy Toriuernke
Donna Gilliam
Dan Ferraris
Prentice
Marlene B. Hagse
David Wells
Mary Mills
Renee Powell
Althea Gil
Paul Dye
Cynthia, Sullivan
Penny Zavidhas
Sandra Haynie
Hodge Favored In Decathlon
Russ Hodge of San Jose California is the favorite for the 48th National AAU decathlon in Salina Kansas over the weekend. Meet director Ward Uaylett notes Hodge’s lifetime bests total 8845 points, exceeding the world mark of 8089.
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Salina
Kan
Russ Hodge
San Jose
Calif
United States
Russia
Chuck Conrad Scores Hole In One At Chapman Center
Chuck Conrad hit a hole in one on a 7 yard No 4 hole at Chapman golf center using a nine iron. He was in a foursome with Tom Cowell, Terry Langhurst, and James Buckingham at Chandler street SW.
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Chuck Conrad
Chandler Street
Chapman Golf Center
Conrad
Tom Cowell
Terry Langhurst
James Buckingham
Dr Pepper 9 Faces Loss At Midwest Invitational
In a late Friday matchup the Dr Pepper team fell to Mackin Paint 71 82 at the Midwest Invitational. The event drew 140 entries with 29 percent local in attendance and started at 5 30 PM at Daniel Park.
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C.R. Sport
Midwest
Mackin
Daniel
Park
Willie Fleming remembered as Iowa halfback hero
In a reminiscence on Iowa football, Willie Fleming, a former Canadian league star for British Columbia, is celebrated for his 1958 Rose Bowl bound season. He dropped a key pass in practice but made two touchdown receptions the next day against Notre Dame, fueling a 31 21 victory.
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Fleming
British Columbia
Lions den
Vancouver
Mckenzie
Willie
Notre Dame
Duncan
Bryant Released From Hospital After Health Check
Alabama coach Bear Bryant walked out of University hospital under orders to curtail outside activities and said he feels real well after a news conference with three attending physicians. The remarks followed his release from hospital care in Birmingham.
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Ala
Alabama
Paul
Bryant
University Hospital
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