Perpetual topples Cedar Rapids Optimists in 10-year-old league
Perpetual beat the Cedar Rapids Optimists 10-7 at Jones Park as Bruce Mayfield collected three hits and Gary Whitters added two. Western Bohemian shut out Wilson and Co. 14-0 with Tim Gold and Chet Landergott combining for a one-hitter. Kilborn’s South division remains unbeaten with a 17-3 win over North division leader Tuesday Evening Optimists at Noelridge.
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Cedar Rapids
Jones Park
Bruce Mayfield
Gary Whitters
Western Bohemian
Wilson and Co
Tim Gold
Chet Landergott
Noelridge
Kilborn
Len Kolar
Bruce Reeder
Fordtown
Type Union
Steve Button
Iona Mig
Zachar
Kehrer Wins Elmcrest City Amateur Qualifier by 17
Steve Kehrer posted a par 70 to claim the top qualifying berth for Elmcrest Country Club's City Amateur team by 17 strokes. He set a course record with an eight under 62 on July 9, then added rounds of 72 65 and 70 for 268. Don Olson shot 66 for the best 18-hole score Sunday. Forrest Smith won the first flight with a 30 and Dave Naso tied Bob Brooks for second at 306. other flight winners included Bob Mitchell 314 Herb Jahn 317 Glenn Frenzen 325 Judd Fashimpaur 329 Al Sieh 346 and Charles Gunther 452.
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Elmcrest Country Club
City
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Don Olson
Forrest Smith
Elmcrest
Dave Naso
Bob Brooks
Bob Mitchell
Herb Jahn
Glenn Frenzen
Judd Fashimpaur
al Sieh
Charles Gunther
Cordes Race Title Goes To Stanwood's Moffett
Charles Moffett of Stanwood won the 40 lap mid season championship at Cordes Speedway beating Waterloo’s Red Droste. Mert Williams of Rochester, Minn. finished close behind in third. Ty Berger of Waterloo won the 35 lap consolation. First heat Roger Klingfns Waterloo. Second heat Gale Card Waterloo. Third heat Lee Kunzman Guilenberg. Consolation winner Ty Berger Waterloo. Feature results: Charles Moffett Stanwood first Red Droste Waterloo second Mort Williams Rochester Minn third.
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Red Droste
Cordes Speedway
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Mert Williams
Rochester
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Ty Berger
Roger Klingfns
Webhole Hears Birds Sing at Twin Pines
Harvey Wehde birdied four holes on the final nine to post a 21 hole score of 100 in the Twin Pines qualifier for the City Amateur. The top eight moved to form Twin Pines’ team for the 72 hole City Am at Cedar Rapids Country Club next Saturday at 8 a.m. Bill Reed, a former champion, shot 110 and was bumped to first alternate with Terry Wilson and Bill Kruckenberg Jr. earning spots.
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Twin Pines
Cedar Rapids Country Club
Wehde
Bill Reed
Reed
Terry Wilson
Bill Kruckenberg, Jr
Pepsi Wins Northwest Lead in 12-13 Year Olds League
Pepsi Cola moved half a game ahead in the Northwest standings by beating Great Electric 3 2. Scott Eveson drove in the winning run as Glenn Opfer pitched a two hitter and went 2-for-2 with a triple. Jeff Smith homered and drove in the other run for Dairy Queen in a 2-1 win over South Side Civic. Tim Wilcox hit a two run homer for Chat & Chewdiner in a 10-3 victory over Exchange. Gary Steger threw a one hitter with 10 strikeouts guiding Dairy Queen past UPWA 3-1. No other details provided.
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Cleveland
Great Electric
Scott Eveson
Glenn Opfer
Jeff Smith
West Side Dairy Queen
South Side Civic
Chat & Chewdiner
Exchange
Mark Reed
Tim Wilcox
Rich McConnell
Gary Steger
Dairy Queen
Noelridge
UPWA
Jack Ryan
Gazette
Smiths Finnells Win Golf Events at Indian Creek Club
Mrs. Jon Smith and son Skip won the mother son division with 42 points. Gene Finnell and daughter Nancy topped father daughter with 45. Other prizes went to Riis 84 Murdoch 89 Widger 98 and Summerwell 84 Barnum 99 Vernon 27 in the scramble best ball.
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Skip
Indian Creek Country Club
Gene Finnell
Nancy
Martin Riis
Ken Murdoch
Bob Widger
Russ Summerwell
Curt Barnum
Lyle Vernon
Mrs Smith
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Barry Hyduk
Joe Zisko
Tom
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Joe Howe
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Harold Hagen
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Joel Binder
Jerry
Dan Hagen
Gene Finnel
E. E. Heintze
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Harald Hagen
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Russ Summerweil
Diana Davis
Emil Waig
Cathy
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LaFontaine Leads CRCC City Amateur Qualifiers
Dave LaFontaine fired 77 74 151 to top Cedar Rapids Country Club qualifying for The Gazette City Amateur Sunday. He finished two strokes ahead of Don Barry Jr and Tom Hunting, with Dick Roeder fourth and Jimmy Jones sixth. An eagle on No 4 helped LaFontaine in the Sunday round.
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Preferred source for sales inducing ideas and layouts
A request highlights a preferred source for ideas and layouts to boost sales, focusing on photography artwork and top printing quality. It urges immediate use of this source to improve promotional materials and outcomes.
Wimer and Others Sweep Two Midget Races at Hawk Eye Downs
Allen Wimer of Cedar Rapids doubles up in the quarter midget program at Hawk Eye Downs. Bryan Clark of Waterloo wins the junior and David Hook from Waterloo the senior main as three drivers claim two wins.
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Cedar Rapids
Hawkeye Downs
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Waterloo
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Jr. Heal
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C.R
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Coralville
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Mad
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Jim Buhiman
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Local Iowa tennis and softball results from district action
Sunday results show Sue Moen Cedar Rapids and Mike Wilkinson Sioux City losing in doubles. Clark and Steve Houghton fall in father son final to Harold and Tom McCollum. Arden Stokstad wins men's singles. other winners include Judisch and Synhorst in seniors and Einwalter in women's singles. Coralville Cedar Rapids district softball opens with Happitime beating True Art Carpet and Mt Union over Houghton. finals set after quarterfinals and semifinals.
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Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Dicn
Iowa
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Mike Wilkenson
Sioux City
Sheila Pear
Hantz Frey
Clark
Steve Houghton
Harold
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D.A
Arden Stokstad
Des Moines
Stokstad
Tom Gray
Waterloo
Dick Judisch
Bettendorf
Judisch
Mel Synhorst
D. AL
Lois Einwalter
Snella Pearl
Hartz Frey
D.M
John Calton
Marian Nissen
Howard Sprague
Mason City
Cindy Shirley
Bob Parroll
Ottumwa
Cedar Rands
Make W Wilkenson
Katy
Gary Fletcher
O.V
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Bill Lane
Lina Adarris
Jack Buss
Pearl-Frey
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Happitime
True Art Carpet
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Houghton
Solon
Mt. Pleasant
Drewry Beer
Harold T
Paul
Mike Garcis
Clarke
Will John Romp
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Johnny's Parkway and Happitime Lead Open Softball
Minor league co leaders Johnny's Parkway and Happitime both 9-0 put their unbeaten records on the line Wednesday night. Johnny's meets Eagles 7-3 at Noelridge in one feature game while Happitime faces Green Thumb Nursery at Ellis.
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Happitime
Johnny’s
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Noelridge
Ellis
Wiechers Beats Friend to Win Trans Miss Golf Title
Jim Wiechers, 21, defeated Bob E. Smith 3 and 2 in the 36 hole final at Edina Country Club to win the Trans Miss championship. He said it was hard to beat his friends and play his best.
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Jim Wiechers
Wiechers
Bob E. Smith
Edina
Midwestern Burlington Scoring Summary Card
Midwestern Burlington 102 to 11 Guad Cities. Medrano O Riley Cepeda Tatum Mandel Smithson Spelman Warmelduff Ramirez Schultz Spelman WeeSpelman lead for Guad Cities with key plays by O Riley and Guad contributors. Final notes list HR Guad Cities and Silverioath with two on.
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Rogers to Represent Iowa in Shoe Meet
DES MOINES AP Hugh Rogers of Cedar Falls will travel to Salt Lake City Utah August 191 to represent Iowa in the national world horseshoe tournament Rogers swept all his matches to win the class AA championship in the Iowa Open tournament held Sunday at an Iowa venue
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Hugh Rogers
Cedar Falls
Salt Lake City
Utah
Iowa
Rogers
Americans Defeat Russians 114 in Unofficial Meet at Lenin Stadium
U S coach says experience gave team edge after an unofficial two day swim meet in Moscow. Americans win 64 in men’s events and 3 2 in women’s events while Soviet swimmers set world records. Irina Postoyakova and Galina Prozumenshchikova highlight record efforts.
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Qurkis
Don Gambril
Russia
Gambril
Tokyo
U.S
Updegraffs Wins Title at Iowa Masters Golf Event
Dr. Charles Updegraff of Boone won the 34 hole Iowa Masters at Iowa State University’s George Venker course. He shot 70 and 73 in final rounds to post a 212 total, four strokes ahead of runner up Bud McCardell of Newton. Amateurs Clyde McEnlire of Marshalltown and J. D. Turner of Iowa City tied for third at 219.
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UPI
Charles Updegraff
Boone
Iowa State University
George Venker
Updegraff
Bud McCardell
Newton
Clyde McEn‘lire
Marshalltown
J. D
Turner
Iowa City
Minor league scores recap from various leagues
International League results show Columbus 7 to 4 over Jacksonville and Richmond 5 to 0 against Toledo with other games Buffalo 4 Rochester 3 and Toronto 3 Syracuse 0. Pacific Coast games include San Diego 5 Denver 3 and Portland 3 3 Tacoma 2. Tulsa 10 defeated Oklahoma City and Indianapolis 2 7 faced Spokane 1 1. Seathie 14 11 and Hawaii minus 12.
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Richey Shines In Clay Courts
The Dallas teenager Clif Richey won the national Clay Courts men's singles title beating Frank Freehling 13 11 6 1 6 3 despite leg pain. His sister Nancy Richey claimed the women's singles title by defeating Stephanie De Fina 6 2 6 2.
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Richey
Dennis Ralston
Arthur Ashe
U. S
Dynamo
Dallas
Frank Freehling
New York City
Nancy
Stephanie de Fina
Hollywood
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Beathard Signs 1966 Contract with Chiefs
Pete Beathard, the young quarterback who starred in several games last season, signed his 1966 contract with the Kansas City Chiefs in the American Football League.
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Kansas City
Pete
Beathard
Kansas Chiefs
Interior design help for remodeling plans offered
Keith Lawrence, interior design consultant, discusses remodeling options and helps select carpet draperies and furniture to make a new office outstanding.
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Keith
Lawrence
Scott Wallace sets 11-12 swim record in Muscatine
Cedar Rapids swimmer Scott Wallace won the 100 meter freestyle in 1 10.6 at a Muscatine meet, breaking the 1 12.0 standard in the 11 12 year old division.
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Muscatine
Scott Wallace
Cedar Rapids
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