Houghton Wins Junior Titles as Iowa Open Ends
Cedar Rapids teen Ginger Von Lackum shockingly upset top seed Kathy Gundling to win the girls 16-under title 6-3 2-6 6-3. Jim Houghton of Iowa City claimed the boys 18-under crown 6-4 6-4 over Mark Morrow, while Todd Landauer beat Greg Bell for the 14-under title and Dan Eberhard won the 16-under boys title as the Iowa Open concluded.
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Ginger von Lackum
Cedar Rapids
Kathy Gundling
California
Jim Houghton
Town City
Mark Morrow
Todd Landauer
Bettendorf
Greg Bell
Peoria
Ill
Dan Eberhard
Dubuque
Ginger
New England
Julie Cockerill
Rock Island
Des Moines
Houghton
Tom Roller
Morrow
Mark Hartung
Enone Veenstras
Ww. D. M
Jeff Pomerantz
Doug Goodrich
Tom Laicht
Gary Valenta
Marty Mineck
Tim Woees
Frank Marcovis
Iowa_ City
D.M
Veg Pergiers
Spencer Oer Im
Ottumwa
Mark Hart
Tom Mers
Iowa City
Mark Zegarac
Dean Leistikow
Waterloo
Cryovac and Steitzer Score Playoff Wins
In Jones park 10-11 year old league playoffs Cryovac defeated Nordstroms Oil 18-2 behind Dave Kent two hitter and three hits. Steitzer beat Tuesday Optimists 11-1 with Dave Simbro two hits and 13 strikeouts. Ellis saw Thursday Optimists beat Eagles 5-4 as Brett Havlik contributed two hits including a homer. Metro Kiwanis topped Johnson Gas 12-4 with Randy Core two-hitter. Van Vechten Coca-Cola won 9-0 by forfeit from Operating Engineers and Paramount Pharmacy beat Luce & Sullivan 6-5. Paramount faces Iowa National Monday at 9 a.m. and Luce & Sullivan vs Wilson Sinclair at 10:30.
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van Vechten
Coca-Cola
Op. Engineers
Paramount Phar
Luce Sullivan
Ellis
Optimists
Eagles
Kiwanis
Johnson Gas
Jones
Woresbery’s Oil
Stetters
Cryovac
Steitzer
Jones Park
Nordstrom
Dave Kent
Paul Long
Lynn Petersen
Brett Havlik
Metro Kiwanis
Randy Core
Metro
Bob Hess
Paramount Pharmacy
Luce & Sullivan
Randy Sanchez
Paramount
Iowa
Wilson Sinclair
Bob Villeta Shuts Out Butters In 12-13 Year Olds League
In Cleveland Pepsi Cola beat Butters Construction 1 0 as Bob Villeta pitched a two hitter. Jim Seiler matched with a two hitter for Butters. Cedar Rapids Sports Club topped Brusha Realtors 13 0 behind Kloos doubles and a homer. Evening Lions and Type Union won by forfeit. Food Center beat AMC BW 4 0 with Craig Collins two hits. Kilborn defeated Moose 7 4 as Kolb had three hits and Holdren Williams Rehman two each.
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van Vechten
Evening Lions
Exchange Club
Cleveland
Jim Seiler
Butters
Ed Athoff
Scott Kloose
Cedar Rapids
Brusha Realtors
Kloos
Chuck Klein
Food Center
AMC BW
Noelridge
Craig Collins
John Kolb
Jim Holdren
Mark Williams
Dave Rehman
Kilborn
The
Moose
Industrial firm listings in mixed abbreviations and names
Readable fragments show multiple firms and attorneys linked to industrials and churches. Names include Welty Way 270 002, Shaffer Heitte Doehr, Sadeky Moore Bailey Chiston, Noclitge Church St, First Luth, Ken Pk Meth, St. Marks, Sundbers Sabotta Wilson Hanna, and Anthony Packingham Zimmerman Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harnischfeger
Shaffer, Heitte and
Doehr
Industrial Ve Dearborn Brass
Univ Eng
Sadeky
Moore, Bailey and Chiston
Noclitge Church St. and
Anthony
Ken Pk
St. Marks Lyth
Sundbers
Sabotta
Wilson
Hanna
Wahlert Coach Critical After Being Hit by Car
Gene Pierotti athletic director and sophomore basketball coach at Dubuque Wahlert High School was reported in critical condition after being struck by a car while painting a curb. The 41 year old was injured Wednesday afternoon and has been employed this summer by a Dubuque sign and owning firm. He reportedly suffered multiple injuries.
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Dubuque
Gene Pierotti
Dubuque Wahlert High School
Pierotti
Towns Named In Early Pro Football Association
Canton and other cities such as Cleveland Dayton Akron Ohio Rochester New York Rock Island Decatur Massachusetts Massillon Chicago Illinois Muncie and Hammond Indiana were listed as franchise cities in the old American Professional Football Association, the forerunner of today’s NFL.
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Canton, Ohio
UPI
American Professional Football Association
National Football League
Canton
Cleveland
Dayton
Akron
Ohio
Rochester
N. Y
Rock Island
Decatur
Massillon
Chicago
Ill
Muncie
Hammond
Ind
Playoffs in Cedar Rapids Kids League 12-13 year olds
City playoffs for the 12-13 division run next week with first round games at Van Vechten and Noelridge Monday. Cleveland begins west side playoffs Tuesday. West and east titles contest Thursday, city final Friday at 9 30 a.m. at East side winners park.
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Cedar Rapids
van Vechten
Noelridge
Cleveland
Park
Glevenest
Eby’s
C. R. Sports Club
South Side Civic
Pepsi Cola
West Side
East Side
Say Kassulke Is Improved at Minnesota Hospital
ST. LOUIS PARK Minnesota Vikings defensive back Karl Kassulke who was critically injured in a motorcycle crash Tuesday was reported to be slightly improved by a hospital spokesman. He underwent surgery on broken bones in his right leg and left wrist under local anesthesia and remained semi conscious during the operation at Methodist hospital.
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ST. Louis Park
Minn
Minnesota Vikings
Karl Kassulke
Methodist Hospital
Open Quarterfinals Tilt Sparks Iowa Tennis Action
Iowa Open quarterfinals unfold with numerous matches across Davenport Des Moines and Dubuque venues. Notable results feature Telfer and Wat. defeating Carol Foss 6-4 7-5, Rabinowitz losing to Elyse, and Brenton over Sproule 6-0 6-3 as Kenbett and Mrevoausnith advance in early rounds.
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Mere Telfer
Wat
Carol Foss
Kathy Senenne
Cali
Roxanne Pigpect
Kenbett Fh Mrevoausnith
Reindel
Mary
Ginve
von Lackum
C.R
Elyse Rabinowitz
D. M
Beth Eee Tin
Foy i
Julie Jansa
C. R
Telfer
Julie Adams
R. J
A Gunching
Zyann Chew
Dub
A Good Salesman Covers His Territory With Want Ads
A concise note reflects how a skilled salesman uses daily want ads to cover his territory, positioning products and services to reach potential customers across the area. It emphasizes proactive outreach and consistent placement.
Three Teams Tie Lead At Lady Angelo's LPGA Four-Ball
In Mashpee Massachusetts defending champions Janie Blalock and Sandra Palmer trailed by one stroke as the Lady Angelo's LPGA Four-Ball opened at New Seabury Country Club. Sally Little with Jan Ferraris, Joyce Kazmierski with Kathy Farrer, and Sandra Spuzich with Andy Fischer shot five under par 67s in the rainy opening round at Oyster Harbors.
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Mashpee
Mass
Janie Blalock
Sandra Palmer
Irwin Opens Canadian Open With Surprising 65 In Rain
Hale Irwin, disliking wet weather and wearing glasses, shot a sparkling seven under par 65 to take the first round lead at the Canadian Open. He capitalized on precision on par fives, while Weiskopf Green and Ferber trailed at 67, with Palmer at 70 and Miller/Crampton at 72.
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Montreal
Hale Irwin
Irwin
Tom Weiskopf
Hubert Green
Tour
Forrest Ferler
Weiskopf
Richelieu Valley Golf Club
Lee Trevino
Bobby Cole
Big Bob Lunn
Leonard Thompson
Arnold Palmer
Johnny Miller
Bruce Crampton
Australia
Gary Player
Tommy Aaron
King Gay Brewer
Ha Forrest’ Fezier
Om Skopf
Bob Acevere Grompson
Bobby Valtchel
Ralph Schlicht
John Mahaffey
Rod Funseth
Art Wall
Paul Moran
Bunky Henry
Leeer
Tai Billy Ziobro
Iller Barber
George Johnson
Kermit Zarley
Howi Johnson
Jim Errell
Bruce Devlin
Jack Courtney
Jack Lew
Rik Massengale
Martin Roesink
Oregon Dominates National Junior Greco Roman Wrestling
Oregon wrestlers captured multiple titles at the National Junior Greco Roman championships in Iowa City, with Dick DeSoto 114.5 pounds Kevin Kramer 154 Roy Palm 178 and Larry Bielenberg 101.5 winning their weights. California claimed three titles while Dave Powell of Illinois earned outstanding wrestler and most falls with six. The meet drew wrestlers from over 30 states as Iowa hosts for the third straight year, with top finishers listed by weight class.
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Dick DeSoto
Kevin Kramer
Roy Palm
Larry Bielenberg
Oregon
California
Dave Powell
Illinois
Mark Mysakyk
New York
Pat Ploard
Mark Jardine
Ill
Brad Botorff
Ore
Amos Goodsow
Mich
Bill Buller
Mike Fleming
Calif
Mike Burns
Cal
Jef Fuiawra
Ash
Tom Turnbull
N.Y
Robert Woods
Bill Miron
N.J. A
Oeve Powell
Don Then
Paloumbo N.Y
Darrell Ill
Shion
Steve Day
James Smith
Ohio
Maurice Steward
Grea Stephens
Dave Gillaspie
Tre
Harold Smith
Ore Hwt
Mike Dumin
Orton Welsch
Self Ward
Okla
Mike Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Howard Johnson
Tom Connally
Iowa National Wrestling Federation
Tennessee Upsets Penn State 31 11 Ends 15-Game PSU Streak
STATE COLLEGE Pa. (UPI) Tennessee defeated Penn State 31 to 11 in the final regular season game for both teams, snapping the Nittany Lions 15 game winning streak.
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State College
UPI
University of Tennessee
Penn State
Nittany Lions
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Sandra Kelley
Karen Wakey
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John Schlenk
Pat Valant
Bob Villeta
Type Union
Wahlert
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Land O’ Lakes
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Windsor Dr
Modern Woodmen of America
Fraternal Lily Insurance Home Office
Roth Island
Iminvis
Jane Brenton
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Linda Metzer
Connie Coin
Mary Prebil
Martha Farmer
Sure Lagan
Janet Mark
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Terry Quinn
Lyndia Matthews
Prebil
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Jim Bay
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Dave Hughes
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Craig Eastman
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Pam Zwer
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Terry Zlogar
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Mason City
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Charlie Edwards
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Becky Seaman
Mary Witherell
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Todd Kandever
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U. S. Wrestling Federation
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