Two Titles Settled in to Tennis
A pair of doubles titles were settled Thursday in the Jaycee tennis tournament. Championships decided include Joni Lindquist and Valerie Razske in girls 12-under and Tim Schneekloth and Mike Schillig in boys 12-under. Finals in all divisions are expected to be played Saturday at Memorial Tennis center and other city courts.
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Jaycee
Joni Lindquist
Valerie Razske
Tim Schneekloth
Mike Schillig
Memorial Tennis Center
Harding Edges Roosevelt in Rain Shortened Game
In a 6-5 nine inning baseball clash at Roosevelt, Harding tops Roosevelt in a rain shortened fifth inning contest. Tom Deetz and Tom Saddler each had two hits for Harding and Roosevelt respectively, while Keith Johnson contributed two hits for Harding and Randy Martens homered for Roosevelt.
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Roosevelt
Harding
Tom Deetz
Tom Saddler
Keith Johnson
Randy Martens
Cala Tops Major Loop Baseball At Daniley Park
R C Cala defeated C K King Gods 7 to 4 in a Kids Major sale game played Thursday night at Daniley Park. The contest featured Cala driving runs and solid defense as King Gods struggled to respond in the late innings.
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C. Cala
C.K. King Gods
Daniely Park
Sao
Anki
Rineids
Steven
Pistons and Bullets Triumph in Summer League Play
The Pistons defeated the Lakers in a high school summer basketball game while the Bullets beat the Knicks 71 to 2 in Jane Boyd B League action. Detmarek led Knicks scoring with 22 points.
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Pistons
Lakers
Bullets
Knicks
Jane Boyd
Detmarek
Welty Wins and Nears Lead in Major Open Softball
Welty Way climbed to within a half game of the league lead with a 43-0 victory over Pitcher Auto Rebuilders. Dave Wegmann pitched a three hit shutout, striking out 11, as Ron Findley and Steve Andrew drove in the decisive runs. Jim Young debuted for the losers. In Eugene, Jim Ryan moved closer to an Olympic berth by winning his 1500 meter heat in 3 45.1, with Prefontaine winning the 5 000 meters heat in 19 51.2 and others advancing to Sunday’s finals.
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Eugene
Ore
Ryun
Reginald McAfae
Jim Gorman
Iby
Jack Ogden
Welty Way
Ellisspark
Pitcher Auto Rebuilders
King’s Concrete
Joens Brothers Clothing
Dave Wegmann
Dut Wegmann
Ron Findley
Findley
Steve Andrew
Sloth Muench
Cliff Rice
Larry Fry
Rich Klein
Jim Lee
Wegmant Pilcher
Wally Way
Yeunn
Pilcher
Welty
Sirti
Stan Ip
Young
Wegmann
Jim
Ryan
America
Kansas
Dave Wattle
Woule
Tom von Ruden
Stillwater
Okla
Howell Michael
Marine Corps
Jerome
Howe
Kansas State
Robert Wheeler
Duke
Oregon
Steve Prefontaine
Ashington
Gerry Andren
Willie Davenport
Texas Striders
Rod Milburn
Southern University
Fuentes
Baer
Dave Kingman
Damaso Blanco
San Francisco
Garry Maddox
Mike Ryan
Ali and Patterson Eye 1965 Rematch Plans
Muhammad Ali contemplates a potential return with Floyd Patterson after a proposed August 28 and a possible November 1965 rematch. Contracts promise Ali about 250000 dollars plus a share of the gate, Patterson 125000 plus a share. Both bouts are linked to July dates with other opponents, and final plans hinge on whether either fighter retires or loses their current bout.
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Ed Schuyler, Jr
New York
Muhamfe Fen
Mad Ali
Ali
Patterson
Floyd
AIL
Joe Frs
Ini
Patzier
Frazier
Harry Markson
Madison Square Garden
Carolina
Ing, Inc
S| Patterson
Palmer Leads International Seniors Amateur Golf at Gleneagles
Ray Palmer of Grosse Pointe, Michigan shoots one under par 71 to seize a 54 hole lead at 214 in the International Seniors Amateur Golf Championship held on the Queen's Course in Scotland. Bob Loufek of Moline Ill trails by two strokes after a 73. Joe Horacek of Los Angeles sits at 216 with a 70. Final round moves to the King's Course.
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Scotland
Ray Palmer
Grossei Fle
Mich
Queen's
Bob Loufek
Moline
Ill
Joe Horacek
Los Angeles
King's Course
Palmer
U.S. Golf Association
William R. Coffey
Fort Worth
Tex
Lillist
William Zimmerman
Columbus
Jude Poynter
Beverly Hills
Calif
Charles Fish
Freeport
Til
Tom Draper
U.S
Troy
Beardsley Drives Franklin Victory Over McKinley
Beardsley singled in the bottom of the sixth to give Franklin a 7 6 win over McKinley. Howie Beardsley, Mark Barger and Al Kabeil led Franklin with two hits apiece as the win improved Franklin to 15 0 while McKinley fell to 3 9.
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Howie Beardsley
Franklin
Terado
McKinley
Mark Barger
al Kabeil
Orace
Padres' Dentist Puts Mets to Sleep in 1 0 Inning Win
Steve Arlin, San Diego’s pitching dentist, threw 10 scoreless innings with one hit allowed before Gary Ross finished the game as the Padres edged the Mets 1 0 in 14 innings. Highlights included Arlin’s Ohio State dentistry degree, Ross’s four innings of one-hitter relief, and a walk loaded bases in the 4th before Morales forced in the decisive run. The win to move San Diego ahead of New York in the NL standings came as the Mets, with Bud Harrelson arguing umpire calls, failed to wake up.
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Aspoginiog
Steve Arlin
San Diego
New York Mets
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Mets
Gary Russ
Ohio State University
Jerry Koosman
Ross
New York
Tog McGraw
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Los Angeles
Montreal
Atlanta
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Houston
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Patres
Omany
McGraw
Nate Colbert
Clarence Gastom
Jerry Morales
Bud Harrelson
Pat Corrales
Harrelson
Artin
Football Clinic Slated at Coe High School
Cedar Rapids Marion coaches will instruct a Coe football clinic July 24 28 for junior and senior high boys. First meeting Monday July 24 at 2 pm in Eby Fieldhouse. Coordinators are Wayne Phillips and Ron Schirm with a team of instructors from Coe Jefferson Marion LaSalle Prairie Washington Kennedy.
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Cedar Rapids-Marion
Coe
Eby
Kirkwood
Community Education Division
Wayne Phillips
Ron Schirm
Snead Just 2 Back In Canadian Open
Bunky Henry, after a six under par 65, leads the Canadian Open on the Cherry Hill Club Course. Tommy Sanderon sits one stroke back at eight under after the opening round, as Henry shrugs off past frustration and says the lead only matters after 72 holes.
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Snead
Bob Green
Fort Brie
National Airlines
Miami Sun
Henry
Tommy Sandarson
Cherry Hill
Sam Snead Leads Seniors Championship Charge At 67
Sam Snead, the 60-year-old West Virginian, headlines a World Seniors Championship field, leading a quartet at seven under par. The Masters and Open rivals, including Gay Brewer and Lou Graham, chase scores as Trevino and Palmer mix in with scattered frontrunners amid a busy golf scene. Meanwhile, jockey Jacinto Vasquez with five wins headlines Aqueduct card.
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Snead
Sam Snead
Eibis Industrial
Sncen
Pewick & Ford
Sinc Gay
Lou Graham
S'rontal
Sam Adams
Seni
Tye
Lee
Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Scotland
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Henry
Oklahoma Strips Frazier Title for Foreman Bonavena Fight
Oklahoma's boxing commission declares Joe Frazier stripped for failure to defend within 12 months and signals recognizing the Foreman Bonavena bout as Oklahoma's heavyweight championship. Foreman, 36-0 with 33 knockouts, and Bonavena, former South American champ, are set to meet as the top contenders in the reshaped title scene.
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ITV
Oklahoma Boxing Commission
Joe Frazier
George Foreman
Osear Bonavena
Fraier
Frazier
Muhammad jAli
New York
Lahoma
Miskovsky
State Boxing Commission
Foreman
Ali
World Box: Ling Association
Ring Magazine
Bonavena
Argentina
WBA
Rings
Jaeger Wins Raider Contest In Cedar Rapids
Robert M Jaeger 51 Julia Anne drive NW won the Cedar Rapids pro football team naming contest with Rapid Raiders chosen by judges. He received four season tickets and other prizes. Frank Bates, former Town City high coach, will be head coach and begin assembling players. calls invited at the Raider office 105 Tenth street NE phone 64-2419.
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Robert M. Jaeger
Julia Anne Drive
Cedar Rapids
Rapid Raiders
Dick Pundt
C.R. Fro Football Assn
Jaeger
Frank Bates
Town City High
Raiders
Raider
Tenth Street
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