Locksley and Schillig Win Iowa Open Tennis Titles
Cedar Hapidians Micki Schillig and John Locksley claimed singles titles in the Iowa Open. Schillig won the 14-under division by defeating Ann McKay 6-1 6-2, while Locksley topped Tad Wade 7-5 6-3 in the 16-under. Schillig later lost a 3-set match in the 14-under girls to Sue Eastman.
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Rick Crews
Dubuque
Terri Ellertson
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Baseball lore and local tributes mix in Fort Myers notes
Amana’s Bill Zuber sends a Fort Myers clipping about Germany Schutz stealing bases in early 1900s Cubs and Tigers lore. Obituary notes mark Harry Durham, 82, longtime CR ball club director, as a Florida winter visitor and Cardinals fan. The column also praises today’s junior tennis players for improved skill and sportsmanship while critiquing overemphasis on winning. Wally Phillips’s radio show is highlighted for its humor and sound effects.
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Bill Zuber
Fort Myers
Fla
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Bill
Herman
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Schutz
Chicago Cubs
Detroit
Tigers
Florida
Harry Durham
C.R
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C.R. Ball Club
St. Louis
Jack Buck
Cardinal
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Gulfside
Treasure Island
St. Petersburg
Hilmar
Cardinals
St. Pete
Onc
Wally Phillips
WGN
Wally
Bill Ouija
Beitey Sasser Halt Waterloo Mastery in Giants Win
Cedar Rapids Giants beat Waterloo Royals 8 2 to snap an eight game skid. Beitey went the distance with 12 strikeouts in six singles, improving to 5 8. Sasser hit his second grand slam of the year driving in five runs and Moore added two hits. Waterloos Parker Wilson Beamon contributed singles as Waterloo twice threatened.
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Don Sasser
Cedar Rapids Giants
Royals
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C.R
Sasser
Giants
Mark Woodbrey
Quad Cities
Memorial Stadium
Garratt Strong
Cal Moore
Beltey
Brian Felda
Moore
John Sullivan
Mark Souza
Willie Clark
Terry Lee
Souza
Belter
Darrell Parker
Willie Wilson
Charlie Beamon
Ernie Young
Lee
Wilson
Nicklaus Leads Canadian Open After Storm Delay
Jack Nicklaus shot a six under par through 12 holes before a violent thunderstorm halted play for 3 hours 2 minutes at Royal Montréal. He finished the first round with a 65 to share the lead with Ton Weiskopf as players waited out darkness and resumed under tougher conditions.
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Nicklaus
Ton Weiskopf
Royal Montréal Golf Club
Tom Watson
Gary Player
Supreme court clears way for Loudd to face Florida drug charges
The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled to permit Fommie Loudd to be sent to Florida to face state drug charges. Loudd’s attorney John P. White Jr said the court denied a stay of the rendition order, upheld earlier by an appeals court. Loudd, former Florida Blazers official, was jailed in Boston awaiting transfer. A federal judge also denied a habeas corpus petition seeking to block the state ruling.
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Supreme Judicial Court
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Florida
John P. White
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Diver Loudd
Florida Blazers
World Football League
Charles Street
White
U.S. District Court
Rams and Steelers Favored To Reach Super Bowl
The Reno Turf Club lists the Pittsburgh Steelers as 5 to 1 favorites to win the American Conference and the Los Angeles Rams as 9 to 5 to win the National Conference. Minnesota at 15 to 2 is second in the National Conference and Oakland at 12 to 6 is the American Conference runnerup.
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Nev
Pittsburgh Steelers
Los Angeles Rams
Reno Turf Club
Steelers
Rams
Minnesota
Oakland
Harris Takes Hoegsbro Coaching Job in Sweden
Ron Harris, former Samford University coach, signed a two year contract to lead Hoegsbro in Sweden's first division. Club officials announced the deal on Monday.
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Goteborg
Sweden
Ron Harris
Samford University
Alabama
Hoegsbro
Unanimous picks highlight Wamac baseball team roster
The Wamac conference announces its all league baseball team with two unanimous selections. Randi Letts of West Delaware and Ed Roberts of Vinton head the list as the only unanimous choices among pitchers and infielders respectively.
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West Delaware
Ed Roberts
Vinton
W.delaware
Don Lyons
Moqwaketa
Tim Gibbs
Jim Schremsen
Independence
Chuck
Wusthall West
Ed Rosemead
Maquoketa
Mark
Johnston Tinton
Walton's Problem: Walton Facing Change In Life Style
In Spokane Bill Walton of the Portland Trailblazers may need to alter his life to succeed as a basketball star or spokesman for radical politics. Teammate Geoff Petrie says Walton is talented but must be mentally dedicated and adjust his stance on government and the FBI. Waltons 35 games in his rookie season and injuries are noted.
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Spokane, Wash
Bill Walton
Portland Trailblazers
National Basketball Association
Geoff Petrie
Walton
Petrie
NBA
Trailblazers
UCLA
FBI
Patricia Hearst
Bill
Patric
Zwanziger Rises to Second in Hawkeye Downs Late Models
Waterloo racer Bill Zwanziger moves into second in Hawkeye Downs late model stock car standings with 2728 points, five behind leader Ed Sanger of Waterloo who holds 3015. Ken Fenn leads Sportsman division as Sundays show opens at 6:30 with 25 lap main event on the half mile dirt track.
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Bill Zwanziger
Hawkeye Downs
Zwanziger
C.R
Darrell Duke
Ed Sanger
Ken Fenn
Washington
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