Dolphins Rally Past College All Stars 14 3 in Rain Soaked Game
In Soldier Field before 54103 fans, the Miami Dolphins beat the College All Stars 14 to 3 as Earl Morrall relief helped end the pro champions 17-game winning streak. Larry Csonka starred with 76 yards rushing and two touchdowns while Ray Guy of the All Stars excelled with punting and a late field goal.
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Green and Fezler share Canadian Open lead in wind
Hubert Green and Forrest Fezler posted 71s to hold a two round lead in the Canadian Open at Richelieu Valley Golf Club as gusty winds, rain and a soggy course troubled big names. Hale Irwin faded, Bobby Mitchell dropped back after trouble on 18, and the Dolphins' football players were noted in a separate section.
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Beckman Wins District Title in Dyersville Showdown
Beckman of Dyersville defeated Dubuque Hempstead 6 to 4 to claim the class AA district baseball championship. Bob Tegeler had two hits for Dyersville, which advances to the sub-state against East Waterloo at Worthington.
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Sanger Back in Form In Hawkeye Downs Point Race Standings
Ed Sanger of Waterloo wins the 25 lap feature at Hawkeye Downs boosting his chase of Darrell Dake in the late model stock car standings. Dake crashes early, loses a 475 point lead, and finishes far behind as Sanger climbs to within 15 points of the lead. The race included Zwanziger and Hansen in close pursuit with Stover and Dolan in top five. Attendance 2,517.
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Iowa City
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C.R. Gets A Split at Decatur
Cedar Rapids Astros split a doubleheader at Decatur losing 2-0 after a 2-1 win. Neil Rasmussen homered for CR in the opener, while Decatur pitcher Dave Montefusco held CR to one hit in the nightcap. Bill Melendez walked and Al Javier drove in the go ahead run in the fifth.
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Houndup honors Reed. Secretariat sets track marks. more sports notes
Reed named Maurice Stokes Memorial winner as Knicks captain and MVP. Secretariat unofficially set two Saratoga records, clocking 1:34 for the mile and 1:45 4/5 for the mile and an eighth. Cardinals trade Crosby for Sprague while Dusan to Reds’ farm. Yankees drop Pagan, reactivate Kline. Amritraj upset Laver at Volvo. Riessen loses to Fillol and Okker defeats Gerkin at Washington Star. Lott wins Pepsi Open despite dust storm. Forbes disqualified in USS relay. Foreman to train in Honolulu before Tokyo bout. Young advised to quit football. Madden released by Browns. Evert and Nagelson reach nationals final. Caudron to duel Martinez Aug 18. Crenshaw turning pro in August. Maple Leafs pick Vavell in exchange for Parent. Amateurs cancel U S venture tour in Rhodesia. Perdrix, 17, joins Riders. Rudi sidelined with thumb injury.
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Lincoln Clarence Win Softball Semifinals in Sectionals
Lincoln of Stanwood defeated Delwood 10 to 5 in the girls sectional softball semifinals on Friday. Clarence-Lowden earned a 7 to 0 forfeit over Midland. The two winners advance to face off in the sectional finals at Clarence with Lincoln and Clarence-Lowden pursuing the title.
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Dyersville Grabs Cascade Title
Dyersville pushed across single runs in the third, sixth and eighth innings to top Farley 3-1 and win the Cascade semi pro baseball tournament. Lee Koelker had two hits for Dyersville and Dale Till added two singles for Farley. Cascade won the consolation game 2-0 on a no hitter by Irwin Simon.
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Cot Deal Named Toledo Manager After Lipon Resigns
Toledo Ohio AP Cot Deal has been named to replace Toledo Mud Hens manager Johnny Lipon who resigned Monday after two years as pilot of the International League baseball team.
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Cycle Victory at Cedar Rapids Feature Race
Randy Phillippe of Cedar Rapids rode his 369 cc Yamaha to first place on the half mile oval in a motorcycle feature race Friday night. Phillippe's win moved him into second place in the point standings.
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Rompf Brothers Take Early Lead in Iowa Open Tennis
Des Moines brothers John and Bill Rompf advance in the Mens Open with no loss, after meeting in last year’s final where John won the title. Both have high school doubles success in Connecticut and Stanford connections. Bill, 23, contemplates pro tennis in South America if time allows, preferring tennis for fun over full pro competition.
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Local tennis coach leads state junior camp in Des Moines
Bill Rompf, running a Des Moines tennis camp with Wright and Ian Phillips, notes depth in this year’s Open division. Phillips was set to face Rompf in singles, a rare match between two camp instructors who stay busy teaching. Ian hails from Albuquerque, New Mexico, where he was one of seven children.
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