Bever Park Sweeps Unbeaten Start With City Swim Meet
Bever Park remained undefeated after three dual meets in city recreation swimming. The meet featured standout performances and multiple names such as Paul Phelan, Sarah Tilden, and Amy Williams setting notable times across events including 200 medley relays and 100 back.
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City Recreation
Ellis Park
Sunder Pays
Chris Lelahton
Phil Pstan
Cane
Ginepeeg
Pele’ Phelan
Paul Phelan
Sarah Tilden
Saran Tilden
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Bis Zellys Bley Guchelake
Ldds
Zeina Rick Ruchetrie
Cin
Ay “Abeiennes
acGleee Fel
Randy Ghelman
Atin Ginobera
Rite Blickatzve
Ater
Shaeed Whilleakr
Ahias Telive Maney Ginapeea
Aha Abr
Ann Miller
Tracy
Krumbhold
Teresa’ Krumbholr
Michele Krumbhola
Rele Telen Williams
Jerey Hence
Bon Eurti Merk
Jiny Will
Jim Willams
Ney
Jerey Henry
Jerey Henry. By 40 Stebreast: Rick Whiteakr
Tony Claypool
Mike Teal Wanty Jdatkion
Robby Knake
Sally Wison
Ann
Hatery
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Amy Williams
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Noelridge Tops Jones In City Recreation Swim Meet
Noelridge High defeated Jones Park in a city recreational swim meet by 95 to 40. The meet featured multiple events for boys and girls with swimmers including Chris English J. J. Trbacy Richards and several named participants across freestyle, medley, and relay races.
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Jones Park
Tual
Heuns
Planers
Kensen
Tiree
Lisa Smeikal
Abetlvs
Susan Turley
A. Hemel
Burrows
Smetkat
Waimel
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Farfer
Gab
Redlinaer
Mandy Na
Mike “Tackaberry
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Tai
Hay
Ueey
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Yoolly
Jim Tee
Oeeta Uatks
Michar
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Groat
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Keir
Aiele Ees Kopi MePartland
Ne Fei “Unvetty
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Akbrawsty
Katia’ Mevartland
Torbress
Katie MePartland
J.stastny
Newport
McDanoush
Gailever
Rotary and Eby's Stay Unbeaten in Youth League
Sporting action in Cleveland saw Rotary and Eby’s extend unbeaten streaks in the 12-13 year olds division. Jake Fairnle and Rod Wilson led Riley’s to an 83-0 victory over Great Electric with three hits apiece. Gary Gaskill homered as Rotary defeated Clemens Canvass 6-3, while Kilborn outpaced Dairy Queen 5-0 with a Steve Griffin one-hitter. Sun Mars won 5-2 over Ganette as Mark Keeton and Tom Hider starred for Evening Lions.
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Sporting Goods
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Cleveland
Jake Fairnle
Rod Wilson
Riley’s
Great Electric
Gary Gaskill
Clemens Canvass
Dean Sturtz
Clemens Tuns
Mark Keeton
Sun Mars
Ganette
van Vechten
Steve Kennedy
Tom Hidder
Evening Lions
Appleby & Harn
McKinley
Wilson
Sven Larson
Jim Gray
Kirk Findley
Roger Scriven
McKinley Daycees J-L
Jones
Steve Kent
Fire
Mark Fleagle
Matt Metchier
Jeff Buck
Fragmented Minor League Baseball Scores Report
A jumbled recap lists many minor league results and scores across several leagues. Teams include Omaha, Denver, Tulsa, Iowa, Asheville, Charlotte, Savannah, Columbus, Birmingham, Montgomer, and more with varied outcomes and inconsistent formatting.
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Denver
Oklahoma Gily
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Iowa
Asheville
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Savannah
Columbus
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Montgomer
Lopisville
Idewater
Richman J. Rochester Bysuracver
Buffaly & Foleda
Eastern Seas Ring
Pu Md
Fea
Manenegter Elmira
Waterbury
Texas
Schedule Trapshoot At Otter Creek
The Otter Creek sportsmen club will hold an ATA shoot. Traps open at 9:90 a.m. with the start at 10:0.
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Sorlmans Club
Tulsa Clobbers Iowa Oaks 17-5 in Baseball Thriller
Tulsa opened with five Iowa pitchers, piling up 15 hits and 17 runs to rout the Oaks 17-5 in Des Moines. Joe Hague hit a grand slam, Billy Wolff Leron Lee and Bob Young also homered, nine runs in the fourth inning highlighted the blowout. Omaha beat Denver 9-2 and Oklahoma City topped Indianapolis 21-? before losing to the Indians.
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Associated Press
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Iowa
Oaks
Des Moines
Joe Hague
Billy, Wolff
Leron Lee
Bob Young
Tawa
Omaha
Denver
Oklahoma City
Indianapolis
Indians
Softhall Nowlridge Open fills Coie 199 197k & ei
Local event fills entry lists with names like Palmer Mittellen Crume and Memorial noted among sponsorships and venues including The Keg, Martini Moores and Larsen. Drive safely as we report scattered reader notices and ad-like text fragments from the page.
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Coie
Fermers
Having
Staens Palmer
Mittellen
Crume
Memorial
Martini
Moores Manwel
Larsen
Marty
Larson
Salat
Knudson
Rade
Johnsons No Hitter Blueprints Optimists Softball Start
The Coralville Cedar Rapids area reports a busy softball slate as Optimists beat Firestone 15 13 in a key game and Johnsons no hitter highlights a day with multiple youth leagues. Notable performances include Vigortone led by Norm Veland and triple rbi output, while Eagles defeated Johnson Gas 5 2 with Kevin Garin going 3 for 3 and Steve Ousiri throwing a one hitter.
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Nottridge
Welty
Firestone
Mark Dunham
John Carstensen
Koder Roofing
Rick Aldershot
Des Moines
Greg Fries
Chuck Johnson
Steve Kartan
Dennis
Little/arlan
Brad Loftus
Brett Rider
Eagles
Johnson
Kevin Garin
iEles
Steve Ousiri
Jesse Jones
Wilson Bears Clash Leads to Weekend Setbacks
Baseball and football season recap shows Wilson losing two league games to Western Bohemian and McKinley, with Bob Simbro driving in four for the winners. In Alabama a civil suit targets Bryant and the university over Black athlete recruitment, funded by NAACP Legal Defense Fund, seeking equal treatment and funding restrictions on HEW support.
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Jones
Western Bohemian
Bob Simbro
Jana
Birmingham
Ala
Paul “Bear
University of Alabama
Bryant
David Mathews
Newro High Schools
Robert Finch
U.S. Secretary of Health
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Evening Recreation Bracket With Mixed Team Names
First round games listed across Thursday and Friday include Henderson Motor versus Muscating, Carat Ophiest against Depot Lunch, Happitime versus Michels, Murphy's Tap and State tave Ins, LC 9 p.m. Fie Rohiers at Northside Oxford F304. Friday features OMUMWA Local versus Carmilies Minton at 9:30 a.m., Workers Brug versus Clinton, Soars tans Lounge 10090 3m, Welly Way versus Noings at 11:39 a.m.
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Depot Lunch
Happitime
Michels
Murphy's Tap
Tave Ins
Kiberty Ya
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Oxford
Omumwa
Carmilies Minton
Workers Brug
Clinton
Soarstans
Welly Way
Noings
Kotter
Des
Laver defeats Ashe in Wimbledon semifinal
Rod Laver, defending champion, crushed Arthur Ashe and advanced to the all-pro final at Wimbledon. John Newcombe beat Randy Clapp to join Laver, while Tony Roche also progressed as Craig Harris fell short. Billie Jean King prepares to defend her women's title against Ann Jones as the center court crowd watched.
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Rod Laver
Mike Keown
Arthur Ashe
Roose
Richmond
Givett
Harding
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John
Newcombe
Marty Hale
Randy Clapp
Tony Roche
Craig Harris
Billie Jean King
Long Beach
Calif
Ann Jones
England
USAC and SCCA Swap Driver Eligibility Across Races
USAC and SCCA reach an agreement allowing drivers to compete across both organizations. USAC drivers can enter SSCA Canadian and American Challenge races and U S A C stock events without special permissions, while SCCA drivers gain eligibility for USAC championship and stock car events. The move aligns with FIA calendar international races and expands cross membership.
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SCCA
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Phillies Acquire Rich In Pee Wee League Prospect In Trade
The Philadelphia Phillies announced the purchase of outfielder Rich In Pee Wee League from their Eugene farm club in Oregon. In Pee Wee League plays for the farm team where he leads the Hills in home runs and RBIs as the club shut out Kings Concrete 6-0.
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Philadelphia
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Rich
Pany
Eugene
Ore
Dar Hills
Kings Concrete
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