Valliere Hammers Three Home Runs in rout for Coca-Cola
Valliere drove in eight runs with three homers Friday guiding Coca-Cola to an 18-6 ten inning win over Western Fraterbal in the 11-12 Kids league at Noelridge. Teammate Mnharmer added a win for C.R. Sports Club in 4-3 victory over Perpetual Savings and Loan.
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Don Valliere
Coca-Cola
Western Fraterbal
Noelridge
Tommy Breitbach
Mnharmer
C.R. Sports Club
Perpetual Savings and Loan
Maresh
Zachar Realtors
Martin Marietta
Mont-gomery Ward
Jeff
Green Thumb
Southside Civic Club
Midwest Foods
Dan Herkelman
Steve Heltramen
Eric Mann
van Vechten
Dennis Fagan
Armstrong Sport Goods
Wilson and Co
Tim Franck
Wilson
Mark Rehouiek
Maridel
Long
Luce
Sullivan
Thad Rodriguez
Ted Tauber
Spiece
Nesper
Daycees
Brusha Realty
Ken Booth
Tort Harris
Highway Equipment
Joe Weber
Dave Weber
Ellis
Johnson Gas
Kiwanis
Bob Bena
Mark Wohrens
Pierson
Flower Shop
Jay Carnell
American Federal
Cleveland
Scutt Ripperton
Paul Long
Construction
Hanford Post
Tom Reggintin
Dave Sturm
Smulekoff
Bernie Gradeville
Dave
Tom
Scott
Jeff Jensen
Mark Meyer
Moose
AMC
Noel Tidge
Matt Mooney
Kilborn
Sports Club
Bruce Hatter
Allen Dyal
Rich Remer
NBA Committee Sets Talks New Road To Merger
The NBA and ABA merger talks hit snags with players not on the dispersal draft list. Five advisory members set July 19 for a special meeting to resolve unresolved legal disputes. Lonnie Shelton's signing with the Knicks stalled by unresolved clearance and former Utah/ St. Louis ownership claims. Owners seek compensation similar to other merged teams, while Silna plans talks with four merger clubs to settle terms.
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New York
American Basketball Associations
Hyannis
Mass
NBA
ABA
Lonnie Shelton
Folk Knicks
Knicks
Shelton
College Hall
Oregon State
Utah
St. Louis
Salt Lake City
Kncks
Mike Burke
Kentucky
Silna
Denver
Indiana
New York Nets
San Antonio
NAA
Jays
Simon Gourdine
Ali Says He Rejected Tokyo Bribe to Lose Bout
Muhammad Ali disclosed he was approached in Tokyo with an offer to throw his match against Japanese wrestler Antonio Taoki but refused. He warned against compromising his credibility and noted the bout ended in a draw.
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Washington
Muhammad Ali
Yokyo
Antonio Taoki
Ali
Queett
Tokyo
Inoki
Nn Hospital
H.F
Pyenastig
Dates Set For City Amateur Golf Tourney Qualifiers
Cedar Rapids sponsors announce August 7 8 dates for the City Amateur Golf tourney. Qualifying rounds determine entrants with Garnet Creek Elm guest and St. Andrews venues listed. Defending champion Mike Brake of Rincrest CC and Jay Webb noted among participants as crews prep at Ellis Park and Squaw Creek venues.
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J & RK Sales
Cedar Rapids
Elistack
Gulf Assn
J&r Balay
Mike Brake
Rincrest Country Club
Jay Webb
St. Andrews
Squaw Creek
Chuck Copnney
Park
Jones Parks
Elm Guest
Ellis Park
Ite
Schillig and Rabinowitz Capture Missouri Valley Doubles Title
Micki Schillig of Gedar Rapids and Flyse Rabinowitz of Des Moines won the girls doubles crown at the Missouri Valley Tennis tournament in Tulsa Oklahoma, defeating Nancy Fudenberg and Ann Markel of Kansas City 6 1 6 1 in the Mile showdown.
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Tulsa
Oklahoma
Micki Schillig
Gedar Rapids
Flyse Rabinowitz
Des Moines
Schillig
LaSalle
Rabinowitz
Kansas City
Nancy Fudenberg
Ann Markel
T.R. Washington Prep
John Locksley
Locksley
John Gubin
St. Laws
Joel Hoffman
Sopeka
Kart
Fel
Petér Brown
Topeka
John Reynolds
Wall Mitchell
Hole in One for Jeff Ditch
Cascade Ditch golfer Jeff Ditch aced a hole during Thursday play at Fillmore, carding a clean one in challenging conditions. Maurice and Gerald Cebins were noted in local results as part of the outing.
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Jeff Ditch
Ditch
Loong Athreaten
Hale Wilhending
Maurice Amd
Gerald Cebins
IOC Hints Cancellation of Games
In Montreal the International Olympic Committee signaled possible cancellation of the Summer Games if no settlement is reached over Taiwan’s team participation. The Tripartite Commission urged further talks with Canadian authorities and Republic of China officials while Taiwan athletes seek training facilities. A ROC spokesman denied any imminent settlement or formula to let Taiwan march under its name. 23 Taiwanese team members arrived in Boston after Detroit, citing facility needs and visa hurdles as the dispute intensifies.
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Montreal
International Olympic Commaittee
LOC
IOC
Tripar- Lite Commission
Tripartite Commission
Republic of China
Taiwan
Canada
Detroit
Hang Hsu
International Olympic Committee For
Login International
Boston
TB. Kuo
Hsu
Chillemi Leads Open Golf Debut Amid Windy Round
Chillemi 18 led as a late starter in the Women's Open Gulf Championship at Rolling Green Golf Club. She turned pro on her 18th birthday and posted a 78 with birdies on two, but faced a bogey at 15. Sandra Palmer and Mary Crocker shared the lead among pros, while amateur Carol Semple matched 72 as leaders surged in difficult conditions.
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Adelphia
Chillemi
Lough Gime
Neroan
Tess
Mies
Orlando
Connie Chillem
Ghampiot
Sandra Palmer
Mary Low Crocker
Mick
Cypress
Crealy
Orland
Igh Shhool
The
University of Mimi
Edeott
Dindie
Miss Palmer
Miss Crooker
JoAnne Carner
Sqmmey
Carol Semple
Sewickley
Jake Higdehtattay
Amy Alcott
Ronnie Lauer
Susie Mirswell Burning
She Strug
Glad Toa Jed
Jan Stephenson
Belly Murteint
Oto Young
Smith Criticized For Olympic Cut Controversy
U S Olympic coach Dean Smith defends UNC players Mitch Kupchak Tom LaGarde Walt Davis and Phil Popson as four Tar Heels make the 12 man basketball squad to face Russia at Montreal. He notes Indiana’s Kent Benson could have joined and discusses starting rotations and foreign officiating ahead of the July 18 opener against Italy.
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Monticello
NASAN
Smithty Gilling
Ina
University of North Carolina
Mitch Kupchak
Jan Phil Popd
Maia
Russia
Montreal
Tom LaGarde
Kupchak
Walt Davis
Tar Heels
Italy
Smith
Ympians
NBA Allstars
Violan
Kent Berson
Indiana
Davis
LaGarde
Walt
Tom
United States
Munteh
Yank Iba
Oklahoma State
Inid
North Carolina
Arturo Rmirez
Mexico
Marek Pasqueha
Poland
Scott May
Adrian Dantley
Notre Dame
Larry McNeill
Kansas City
Kings
NBA
Wilkes-Barre
Allentown Jets
Shorter Won't Run Shorter Race
RBOULMER Colo Frank Shorter Olympic marathon champion on Thursday said he will focus on his specialty in this month's Montreal Olympiad, skipping the 10, 000 meters. He explained concentrating on the marathon is better for his chance to medal and avoided a clash with the marathon schedule.
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Germany
Richard Dunn
England
Munich
Ali
Challenge
Ken Norton
New York
Yankee Stadium
Norton
Rboulmer
Colo
Frank Shorter
Sui
Bhorkee
MEL Girls Still No 1 Prairie 18th in state rankings
MEL Girls remain unbeaten at 19 0 and top the state softball rankings as Cedar Rapids Prairie climbs to 18th with soph pitcher Sheila Lynch leading a new top 20 entry while Clear Creek Amana holds the 6 overall spot. Michigan’s Jim Crier informs Denver Broncos he will not pursue pro football, per team officials.
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Mpl
Monona
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
MFL
Michel John Johannsen
Ted
Lucus Kin
Norway
Gelwein
Jang Rumsey
Nore
Kimo
Poin
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Sophynince
Sheila Lynch
Rane
Fort Collins
Colo
Jim Crier
Michigan
Prayer Broncos
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