One Down One To Go For Kathy
Kathy Whitworth wins the 1967 LPGA Championship at Pleasant Valley with an eight under par 284 after a 50 foot uphill birdie on 18. She defeats Shirley Englehorn by one stroke to lead money list with 14852.50 and eyes the Women's Open next year.
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Kathy Whitworth
Shirley Englehorn
Pleasant Valley Country Club
Kathy
Miss Whitworth
Shirley
Eaaleory
Clifford Amosgai
Marlene Snaegse
Marte
Deannef
Sharon Miller
Iowa City to Meet Wash in sectional semifinal
Iowa City High earned a spot to face Cedar Rapids Washington in the sectional semifinals after a 6-1 win over Cedar Rapids LaSalle. Dave Wooldick pitched a one hitter with 13 strikeouts, and Gene Wandling drove in three runs as Iowa City homered twice and collected five hits.
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Springville
Dave Wooldick
Lancers
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Gene Wandling
Gordie Pisarik
Wandling
LaSalle
Little’ Hawks
Towa City
Phillipet
Piarke
Tresnak
Kendaiah
Jaish
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Fonken
Stubbs
Wandlins
Philip
Davis
Frantz
Nicola
Smothers
Wooldrik
Pisarin
Loti
Hep—Wooldrik
Schneider
C. R. Duo Wins at Washington Golf Event
Bill Linn and Linda Jordan Rice set a record 37-34-71 to win the Southeast Iowa two ball competition in Washington. George Shimek and Don Terrace of Cedar Rapids finished third and fourth respectively. Al Cline and partner from Cedar Rapids won the first flight.
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Washington
Bill Linn
Linda Jordan Rice
Iowa
George Shimek
Cedar Rapids
Don Terrace
al Cline
Cedar Rapids Cards and Burlington series set for Memorial Stadium
The Cedar Rapids Cardinals were idle due to wet grounds in Wisconsin Rapids and will host Burlington for a three game series at Memorial Stadium beginning Tuesday at 7 30 p m. The Cardinals will play Wednesday and Thursday nights. Damascus Wins Dwyer at Aqueduct, turning back Favorable Turn in the $83 350 Dwyer Handicap as the leading 3 year old.
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Cardinals
Burlington
Memorial Stadium
Damascus
Dwyer New York
Aqueduct
Summerwell Wins Indian Creek Handicap Event
Russ Summerwell posted 73 11 62 to win the handicap competition at Indian Creek Country Club over the weekend. C E Lasho was runner up with 80 16 64. Sundays Grand Syndicates winners included Bob Prucha George Hynek Lyle Vernon Lee Kuykendall Earl Trip pensee Ken Murdoch Clyo Castle Don Konsdorf and Harvey Luther.
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Indian Creek
Russ Summerwell
Indian Creek Country Club
C. E. Lasho
Bob Prucha
George Hynek
Lyle Vernon
Lee Kuykendall
Earl Trippensee
Ken Murdoch
Clyo Castle
Don Konsdorf
Harvey Luther
Kranepool Sparks Mets Sweep Of Cardinals In St Louis
Ed Kranepool homered twice and drove in a run as the Mets swept the Cardinals 2-1 and 8-5 in a doubleheader. Banks starred for the Cubs in San Francisco with a three run homer and a two run shot as Chicago split the day with the Giants. Other NL results included Atlanta over Pittsburgh, Philadelphia pounding Cincinnati, and Houston sweeping Los Angeles.
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Associated Press
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St. Louis Cardinals
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Stanse
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Quinto
Cedar Rapids Juniors Split With Ottumwa In Twin Bill
Cedar Rapids and Ottumwa split a Sunday doubleheader in the Double I league. Ottumwa won 1-0 in the opener, Cedar Rapids took the nightcap 5-3. Maynard tripled and scored for Ottumwa. Keepple Neto licky and McVay each had two hits for Cedar Rapids. Mike Hurn earned the 40th win of the year.
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Ottumwa
Junior Legion
Galesburg
Ill
Maynard
Land
Ryan
Gary Keepple
Rick Netolicky
Dick McVay
Mike Hurn
Three Share At CRCC In Amateur Team Qualifier
John Locher Jr Dave LeFont Jaine and Don Robb tied with 151 to share honors in Cedar Rapids Country Club Gazette KCRG Amateur team qualifier. Cedar Rapids Marion event set for Aug 19 20 with entries listing LaFont Robb Harman Beilam and Douguins in a fragmented field.
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John Locher, Jr
Dave LeFont
Jaine
Don Robb
Cedar Rapids
Good Guys Win Pro Bout at Memorial Coliseum
Ronnie Etchison and The Stomper secure the tag team feature after a postmatch fracas involving Handsome Jack Donovan. Race is pinned following a neck jab as The Stomper and Etchison win. Earl Maynard defeats The Hangman by disqualification for using a noose. Ron Reed defeats Tor Kamata. Donovan beats Race in the opener.
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Stomper
Memorial Coliseum
Jack’ Donovan
Race
Etchison
Earl Maynard
Ron Reed
Tor Kamata
Donovan
Red Peppers By Gas Schrader
Pops Harrison, the longtime basketball coach, attended a Saturday reunion at the Highlander Inn while hospital care continued. He was recently released for the event with his physician accompanying him to aid recovery after abdominal surgeries. Charlie Mason and Barbara Mason organized pre and post dinner gatherings at Noel Harrison’s home and Earl Murphy’s residence.
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Pops
Fang
Claw
Harrison
Highlander Inn
Iowa Hawkeye
Charlie Mason
Barbara
Noel Harrison
Earl Murphy’s Palace
Reunion for coach Pops draws famed Hawkeyes together
Former Hawkeyes gathered for a reunion honoring Pops with a dinner and stories of life after Iowa. Tears, gratitude, and praise followed a framed certificate as Pops declared himself the luckiest man. Notables and longtime friends shared memories and updates on where they played and lived.
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Iowa
Pops
Charlie
Reifert Sets Pace in Williamsburgs Win
Williamsburg beats Kellogg 5 to 3 as Ron Reifert stars with three hits including two doubles and shares pitching duties. Dan Rourke homered for Williamsburg in the first.
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Williamsburg
Ron Reifert
Kellogg
Dan Rourke
Kellews Wees
Williamsbors A
Simpson Askaimenhy Reifert
Brockshus
Meilstein
Kenyon Wins in New Bremen USAC Midget Race
Mel Kenyon of Lebanon Indiana and formerly Davenport Iowa led a three car field to win the United States Auto Club midget feature at New Bremen Ohio. He claimed his ninth feature victory of the year and set a half mile track record with an 18.86 second run in the prelims.
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Ohio
Mel Kenyon
Lebanon
Ind
Davenport
United States Auto Club
Kenyon
U.S.A.C
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