C R Rolls In Legion Windup Triumph
Cedar Rapids American Legion posts a 16 to 4 victory over St. Charles Illinois to clinch the Hanford Post Holiday tournament at Memorial Stadium. Wessling Curran and Brase led a 10 run first two innings surge as Castner finishes with no hit bid over final two frames, while Richards earned MVP honors for St Charles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedar Rapids American Legion
St. Charles
Ill
Memorial Stadium
Hanford
C.R
Janesville
Wis
Dave Wessling
Mike Curran
Jon Brase
Cedar Rapids
Bill Koehn
Steve Stumpff
Wessling
Doug Holland
Dave Diehl
Koehn
Stan Castner
Barse
Blake DeMaria
de Maria
Blake
Duane Clarke
Brase
Diehl
Kent Clarke
Mickey Richards
Omaha
Richards
Trickey
Hunter
Daiziel
Prestidge
Roush
Clark
Charles
SO Koehn
Lorenz
John Ask
Tom Pumroy
Chadima Captures CRCC 36 Hole Low Gross Title
Chadima posts 72 and 71 to total 143 and win the Cedar Rapids Country Club 36 hole low gross tournament. He also partners with Nordstrom Robb and Hughes to take the foursome best ball with a 55. The field also notes Bergman tied for low gross with 71, Bellamy 131 low net, and other event winners including Moss Rhode Jameson and Dr Kruckenberg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Chadima
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Chadima
Floyd Nordstrom
W. J. Robb
Bill Hughes
Bill Bergman
Fred Bellamy
Bill Moss
Chuck Rhode
Jack Jameson
W. Kruckenberg
Melnyk Nearing Pro Move After Amateur Triumph
Jacksonville golfer Steve Melnyk, fresh from winning the U S and British crowns, seems poised to turn pro within weeks if the Westchester Classic exemption appears. He criticizes USGA rules as driving amateurs toward wealth and notes his income and expenses while playing amateur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville, Fla
Steve Melnyk
U.S
USGA
Melnyk
Steve
United States Golf Assn
Tyler
America
University of Florida
Vinnie Giles
Dunlop
Giles
Wilkinson wins fourth Hawkeye Net Crown in Des Moines
Steve Wilkinson of St. Peter Minnesota captured his fourth straight men's singles title at the Hawk eye Open, defeating Craig Sandvng 6-4 9-7. Judy Thompson defended her women's singles crown by beating Brenda Coffield 6-2 2-6 6-4. Wilkerson and Lou Gerdes won the men's doubles title 4-6 7-5 6-2.
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DES Moines
Steve Wilkinson
St. Peter
Judy Thompson
Davenport
Iowa
Brenda Coffield
Pleasant Valley
Wilkinson
Lou Gerdes
Omaha
Neb
Sandvng
Jim Essers
Arlington Heights
Ill
Bill Ball
Waterloo
Roger Robinson
Gary van Ginkel
Robbie Lavine
Betty Gerberich
Mrs. Gerberich
Crowd at Tunis Race Sets 4,000 Attendance Record
Waterloo reports a record crowd of 4,000 at Tunis Speedway as Stan Stover wins the Late Model feature. Keith Braun of Cedar Falls takes the Sportsman feature, Bill Benson the Mini-Stock, and Gary Freeland of Waterloo the Roadrunner class No 1 winner.
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Waterloo
Tunis
Stan Stover
Keith Braun
Cedar Falls
Bill Benson
Gary Freeland
Tobin Rejoins Devine Era Packers as Running Back
Green Bay widens backfield as Bill Tobin, former Missouri running back under Dan Devine in the early 1960s, re joins Devine with the Packers.
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Green Bay, Wis
Bill Tobin
Missouri
Dan Devine
Devine
Green Bay Packers
Dodgers Triumph as Willies Dat Davis Crawford Spark 7-3 Win
Dodgers snap Giants lead with a 7-3 victory fueled by Will Davis triple and Woody Crawford homer in the fifth. Alston and Fox comment on multi player contributions as Mets drop two to Montreal while Pirates and Astros push NL standings.
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Bruce Lowitt
Associated Press
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Giants
Davis
Crawford
Dodgers
New York
Mays
McCovey
Richie Allen
Charlie Fox
Walter Alston
Mets
John Strohmayer
Expos
Cleon Jones
Ray Sadecki
Montreal
Sutton Wash St Job Offer
Eddie Sutton, Creighton basketball coach, was offered the Washington State head coaching post per the Seattle Post-Intelligencer. He was to decide within 48 hours after weekend interviews. his teams were 29-21 in the last two seasons, as Ray Nagel recently became WSU athletic director.
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Seattle
Wash
Eddie Sutton
Creighton University
Washington State University
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
Sutton
Washington State
Ray Nagel
University of Iowa
Minor Facts: Pacific Coast Scores and League Results
A terse roundup lists scores from multiple leagues and regions. Spokane 9 over Portland 7. Hawaii 3 over Salt Lake 2. Tacoma 8 over Eugene 0. Phoenix 7 over Tucson 5. Tulsa 7 over Silene City 6. Wichita 5 over Over 4. Iowa 4 over aaha 32 with Indianapolis 14 and Evansville 7. Charleston 3 over Tidewater 2 in 11 innings. Syracuse 6 over Louisville 4. Winnipeg 9 over Richmond 2. Rochester 10 over Toledo 8. Dixie Association sees Shreveport 6 over Dallas Fort Worth 3. Arkansas 4 over San Antonio 2. Memphis 6 over Albuquerque 4. Amarillo at ar engham with rain. Montgomery 2 over Columbus 1. Asheville 6 over Charlotte 5. Jacksonville 1 over Savannah 0. Eastern League Elmira 9 over Manchester 1. Reading 3 over Pawtucket 1. Waterbury 6 over Quebec City 5.
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Tulsa
Silene City
Wichita
Iowa
Aaha
Indianapolis
Evansville
Charleston
Tidewater
Syracuse
Louisville
Winnipeg
Richmond
Rochester
Toledo
Hunt's Stars Face Ban at Wimbledon
Lamar Hunt and World Championship Tennis threaten to ban 32 stars from Wimbledon amid a clash with the ILTF over profits and control. All England Club chair Herman David refus es any payout for reentry, while critics urge Wimbledon to stand firm against the promoter.
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Hunt
London
Lamar Hunt
Frank Rostron
Daily Express
World Championship Tennis
The
International Lawn Tennis Federation
Stresa
Italy
ILTF
WCT
All-England
Herman David
Rostron
Britain
Lamar
Wimbledon
Peter Wilson
Daily Mirror
Glass Terms Namath A Moral Ignoramus
St Louis AP Rev Bill Glass former Cleveland Browns defensive end named Namath a moral ignoramus during the International Christian Endeavor convention at Kiel Auditorium. About 1,300 delegates heard him criticize the new morality, premarital sex, Love Story profanity and atheistic themes on screen.
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ST Louis
Bill Glass
Cleveland Browns
Joe Namath
Glass
International Christian Endeavor Convention
Kiel Auditorium
Cohn Houghton Malloy win golf best-ball threesome
The trio of Dave Cohn Bill Malloy and Grace Houghton won Elm Crest Country Club’s best-ball threesome on Monday with a 55. Two second place teams tied at 56: Bill Smith Justy Watson Edie Kessler and Paul Steitzer Wayne LaPree Helen Pribyl. Mary Lou Condon Helen Pribyl Peggy Fashimpaur shared low nine net with 32. Don Olson Dave Naso Al Shepherd shared low gross for 18 with 70.
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Dave Cohn
Bill Malloy
Grace Houghton
Elmcrest Country Club
Bill Smith
Justy Watson
Edie Kessler
Paul Steitzer
Wayne LaPree
Helen Pribyl
Mary Lou Condon
Peggy Fashimpaur
Don Olson
Dave Naso
al Shepherd
Softhall Independent Church Edgewood Item Fragment
Fragmentary OCR reading lists names and entities such as Immanuel B O and Cedarite Co with scattered figures and codes. The readable text appears as a damaged catalog of individuals and organizations without a coherent event or outcome.
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C.R. Rolls
Legion Windup
Bernie Owens
Brad Trickey
UPI
Dale Allen Eidson
San Diego Chargers
Concord
Calif
Concord Hospital
Hubert Mizell
Gulf Life Insurance
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Southport
England
Great Britain
Hawkeye
Dale DeFrance
Marsh
Rod Pen
Heimer Dysart
Larry Wasser
Curt Hanson
Dike
Bill Swanzinger
Wat
Dan Stover
Rein- Semi
Glen Martin
Iadi
Dan Nesteby
Walt
Carl Sanatyy
Dash
Carl Seaver
Martin
Ed Sanger
Sievers
Ed Senger
Mert Williams
Ming
Wasser Kort
C.F
C. J. Shaeer
John Bumer
Janes
Ario Becker
Atkins
Jim Ight Eshell
Oni Gohan
Pe Ners
Hee' E
Center Pt. Rd
Equitable Mortgage Investment Corporation
Merle Hay
OWA Mortgage Bankers Association
Walt Alston
Pittsburgh
Chicago Cubs
Houston
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Atlan
San Diego
St. Louis
Pirates
Cubs
Manny Sanguillen
Steve Blass
Chicago
Astros
Reds
Jim Wynn
Sutton Wash St. Job
Pacific Coast
Spokane
Portland
Hawaii
Salt Lake
Tacoma
Eugene
Phoenix
Tucson
American Assn
Dixie Assn
Elmira
Manchester
Reading
Pawtucket
Waterbury
Quebec City
David
Namath
New York Jets
Cohn, Houghton and Malloy
Softhall
Independent Church
Edgewood
Immanuel
Pike
Turner
Pettit
Wilson
Evangelical Areates
Ysmith
Carpenter and Steel
Cedarite Co
Noeiridge
Cele and
Milligan
Brainder and
Tubessek
Leonard
Murdoch
Doc
Doc) Murdoch
Mills Chevrolet Company
Central City
Berdena
A Avenue
First Avenue
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