Cooper DeVoe Top Jones Ellis City Am Teams
Arch Cooper and Mark DeVoe will lead Jones and Ellis park teams in The Gazette City Amateur August events. Cooper shot 39 37 76 to win Jones park medal ahead of Bob Stephenson and Drew Fairchild. DeVoe posted two 37s to win Ellis park qualifying with Rossey and Lockwood close behind. Heavy rain and gusty winds tainted scores. several qualifiers failed to earn berths on the eight man field.
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Jones Wins Stock Test At Milwaukee Fairgrounds
Par nelli Jones passed Rodger Ward with 10 miles to go to win the 200 miler for late model stock cars at Wisconsin state fairgrounds. Jones, Torrance California, drove a 1964 Mercury for Bill Steppe Los Angeles finishing one second ahead of Ward Indianapolis. The one mile track race halted 20 minutes after a five car pileup on lap 38. Johnny Rutherford Fort Worth Texas was hospitalized for chest pains after the crash. Jones earned 5427 from a purse of 27780 with 33103 in attendance. Ward took 3789 for second. Norm Nelson Racine Wisconsin was third in a 1964 Plymouth followed by Don White Keokuk Iowa and Whitey Gerken Melrose Park Illinois.
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Los Angeles
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Indianapolis
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Fort Worth
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Norm Nelson
Racine
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Keokuk
Iowa
Whitey Gerken
Melrose Park Ill
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Gerken
Johnson Sails to Macbride Win in Hawk Eye Races
Skip Johnson of Cedar Rapids won the Hawk Eye Sailing Club races at Lake Macbride with a corrected time of 38.64 minutes aboard a Penguin. Paul Finger, also of Cedar Rapids, placed second in an X-Show, while Arnold Small of Iowa City took third in a Flying Junior. Eleven boats competed in windy conditions with three capsizes. Christensen’s boat was disqualified. Season standings list Small, Finger, Johnson leading. The next race is Sunday July 19 on the north arm of Macbride.
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Cedar Rapids
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Arnold Small
Iowa City
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Hierschbiel
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Whalen
Christensen
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Kraus and Peterman Shine in Hawkeye Quarter Midgets
Dennis Kraus won the senior heat and senior main at Hawkeye Downs. Jeff Peterman took the modified main, finished second in the modified heat and second in the senior main. Junior heats showed Don Sunberg and Stu McKenna leading early rounds.
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Jeff Peterman
Hawkeye Downs
Don Sunberg
Stu McKenna
Leulter
Allen Wimer
Doug Hickey
Stu MgKquon
Enior
Strang Captures Cedar Valley Amateur Golf Title
Dave Strang of Oelwein wins the 27-hole Cedar Valley amateur title with a 106 total, two strokes ahead of runner-up Jim Schepple of Waterloo. Jerry Heinz of Waterloo defeats Brooks Burkhart of Independence in a playoff for third after both tied at 109.
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Waterloo
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Brooks Burkhart
Independence
Thhird
Morris Dominates Four Events At Tipton Fairgrounds
Mel Morris of West Liberty swept all four events he entered at the Cedar County fairgrounds Sunday night before about 1200 spectators. Ron Hemstead of Iowa City won his heat and semi finals, with next week’s mid season championship to feature a trophy dash and 20 and 35 lap races at Tipton.
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West Liberty
Cedar County Fairgrounds
Ron Hemstead
Iowa City
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Oxford Jet
Iowa
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Bill Fahey
C.R
Warriors win 7-4 at Monticello in baseball clash
Cedar Rapids Warriors hammer Mike Hall for three first inning runs and beat Monticello 7-4. Steve Gilliatt pitched seven innings for three hits while Doug Dunlap added a triple and a single. Dave Naughton relieved in the seventh to escape a bases loaded jam.
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Cedar Rapids Warriors
Cedar Rapids
Mike Hall
Dave Naughton
Warriors
Steve Gilliatt
Doug Dunlap
Team closes season with key road games then state tourney
The squad, carrying a 13-3 record, winds up the campaign this week facing Cedar Rapids Junior Legion at 6 p.m. Wednesday at Noelridge. They play Norway at 6 p.m. Thursday, Muscatine at 7:30 p.m. Saturday, then compete in the state semipro tournament at Slater Sunday.
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Cycle Honors To Shadley At Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids
Duane Shadley of Oskaloosa won the grand final at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids in motorcycle races. John Tibbens had the day's fastest qualifier with 27.34 on the half mile. Pfeffer and DeMay staged a notable third expert heat before Pfeffer exited with a rear chain failure.
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Hawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
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Tom Pfeffer
Babe DeMay
Moline
Pfeffer
One Dead Nine Hurt In Pennsylvania Stock Car Crash
A mechanic died and nine were injured when two stock cars locked together and crashed through a fence at Grandview Speedway during a qualifying heat for the 25 lap feature race. Harvey Marsh, 24, of Morgantown, Pa., was killed in a separate Pennsylvania racing accident the past week.
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Grandview Speedway
Harvey Marsh
Morgantown
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