Chat & Chew Wins Southeast Title at Van Vechten
Chat & Chew claimed the Southeast title with a 4-2 victory over Appleby & Horn at Van Vechten. Mark Reed pitched a no hitter and Tim Wilcox added a 3 run homer. Batters Construction upset Great Electric 4-3 at Cleveland with Mark Rosenthal adding key hits. Dairy Queen beat Fire Department 7-1 at Noelridge. UPWA defeated Bakers Local 9-1.
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Mark Rosenthal
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Larry Nelson
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David Steveson
Gary Rozek
Sean Cullivan
Coca Cola
Kiwanis
Greg Seyfer
Bob Towle
Eagles Clinch Share of Title in 10-11 Year Olds Baseball
The Eagles clinched at least a share of the South division title with a 4-0 win over Ebu's in Ellis on Tuesday. Jim Moore pitched a no hitter and was 1-for-3, while Greg Harris had two hits.
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Ebu’s
Jim Moore
Greg Harris
Mike Noonan
Dave Kuczi
Johnson Gas
Iowa Midland
Glad Richard
Mays City Lanes Rout Springville In Softball Clash
Mays City Lanes of C R defeated Springville 9 to 1 Sunday night in a softball game. Scores featured strong hitting for Mays City and errors for Springville, with Ger Grdozal, Wilsons Kinkead, and Barnes contributing for the visitors.
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Rookies Cut Bears Cutting Weight in Training Camp
Several NFL rookies were released or fined as teams struggle with training camp weight and punctuality. Chicago Bears fined 12 players $30 daily for overweight status with $200 fines looming. Lions see players walk out or refuse practice amid salary disputes. Eagles cut George Suter while Steelers release Ken Lucas. Redskins waive seven players with two injured designation. Chargers cut kicker Osvaldo Bonietto and Jerome Bell from Central Oklahoma.
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John Gordy
Ted Karris
Ron Kramer
Brucee Maher
Lions
Washington Redskins
Hal Seymour
Florida
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Mike Bundra
al Watershield
West Texas State
Dick Fugere
Cincinnati
Dick Griesheim
Illinois
Dave Bowden
Fort Valley
Bundra J
New York Giants
Baltimore Colts
San Diego
Chargers
Oscar Bonietto
University of Argentina
Jerome Bell
Central
Oklahoma
Hughes of C R Cops Shoe Win in Horseshoe Meet
Hughes of Cedar Rapids won the Class C division title in the Horseshoe tournament at Cedar Falls with a 3 0 mark. Results list Class A winner Hugh Rogers Cedar Falls and others from Ottumwa Letts Waverly Des Moines and Marshalltown.
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Aurora, Il
Don Welcome
Chicago
Ovel
Cedar Falls
Hughes
Cedar Rapids
Hugh Rogers
Byron Hainer
Letts
John Paxton
Ottumwa
Francis Rogers
Waverly
Ernie Danielson
Buriington
Art Brown
Patterson
Harard
Royce Gale
Des “Anines
Paul McElroy
Keith Retinson
Waterloo
Charles Foxx
Ron Burgess
Marshalllawn
Wisconsin Rapids Beats Quad Cities In Slugfest
Wisconsin Rapids takes a 11 000 score line with McGroarty and Smith leading a high offense. Nettles homered for Wisconsin Rapids and Silvers for Quad Cities, with French and Ramirez also contributing runs.
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Ramirez
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Ong
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Scott Ovel Places Third in Milwaukee Go Cart Enduro
Cedar Rapids racer Scott Ovel finished third in the modified light class at the State Fairgrounds track in Milwaukee. He started from the post position but spun out early in the go cart enduro race on Sunday.
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Scott Ovel
Cedar Rapids
State Fairgrounds
Boxing roundup from cities on results wire
In Auckland Bobby Danlos outpointed John Houston in a 172 lb bout while Kunio Yoshida stopped Rocky Alarde in Tokyo. Frater from Philadelphia halted Billy Daniels in Brooklyn. Willie Williams edged Frank Joseph in Detroit.
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Associated Press
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N.Z
Bobby Danlos
Australia
John Houston
Los Angeles
Tokyo
Kunio Yoshida
Rocky Alarde
Manila
Philadelphia
Ite Frater
Billy Daniels
Brooklyn
Detroit
Willie Williams
Frank Joseph
New York
Think Fuel Shortage Blamed in Lema Crash
Federal aviation experts suspect a fuel shortage caused the single engine failure in the twin engine plane crash that killed golf star Tony Lema, his wife, and two crew members near the Illinois Indiana line. The aircraft reportedly had both engines out at impact during the National PGA tour flight from Akron Ohio. Civil Aeronautics Board officials led by Noel Lawson noted the unusual loss of power in both engines. Nearly $23 000 in checks and English pound notes found in Lema ledger were shipped to San Leandro California for safekeeping. Funeral services were planned for the Joliet pilot Mrs Doris Mutlen 43 and co pilot Dr George Bard 41. The pilot was married to radiologist Dr Wayne Mutlen who operated Joliet Air Charter Service.
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San Leandro
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Joliet
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Kankakee
Ill
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Casper Wins Hickok Pro Award in 1964
Casper Lema wins the Hickok Pro Award after a successful 1964 campaign in golf. Rae Nikok and his wife are noted in relation to the Athlete of the Year poll. The event was linked to a one day tournament at Crete NL and cast in a New York AP report.
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Lema
Yankees Sign Oskaloosa Catcher Butch Hewitt to Bonus Contract
OSKALOOSA AP Butch Hewitt 18, an all conference catcher for three years in the Central Iowa conference, signed a bonus contract with the New York Yankees and was sent to the farm club in Johnson City Tennessee. The bonus amount was not disclosed. Hewitt is the son of Mr and Mrs Harry Hewitt.
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Butch Hewitt
New York Yankees
Cascade edges Sherrill in semipro baseball action
Cascade defeated Sherrill 4 to 1 as Steve Gilliatt pitched a two hitter for Cascade. Doug Dunlap and Rod Shelby contributed three and four hits respectively, while Rod Shelby limited Holy Cross to four hits. Lloyd Kennedy and Loras Simon each had two hits for Pleasant Grove in their 24 run win over Holy Cross.
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Sherrill
Pheasant Grove
Holy Cross
C.kk
Steve Gilliatt
Doug Dunlap
C.R
Rod Shelby
Lloyd Kennedy
Loras Simon
Pleasant Grove
Sherrin Wee
Ang Paisley
Cuhatt
Lanrs
Pleasant
Lacke
Lucas
Shelter
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Stallworth Signs Knicks Contract for 1965 67 Season
New York Knicks forward Dave Stallworth has signed his contract for the 1965 67 NBA season, securing his place on the roster. The deal highlights Stallworth as a key piece for the club’s upcoming campaign.
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NEW York
Dave Stallworth
New York Knicks
National Basketball Assn
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