Welty Way ASA Champ In District
Welty Way captured the district ASA title in a Sunday night game, as IOWA City Dick Thenhaus pitched a one hit shutout to defeat Happitime in a double elimination format. Dale Root allowed two first inning runs but Welty Way exploded for three in the first and four more in the fourth, aided by Ed White's triple. Gene Van DeLeven doubled in the seventh but was out at third trying to stretch it into a triple. Thenhaus needed only 22 batters. Vancouver Hawaii.
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Iowa City
Dick Thenhaus
Happitime
Welty Way
Dale Root
Happi
Ed White
Thenhaus
Gene van DeLeven
Jack Whitlock
Clinton
Pilots
Ed Blackman
Art Mullen
Will Hammond
Fragmented scores and standings from multiple leagues
Disjointed results list shows numerous minor facts across Pacific Coast and regional leagues. Names like Phessix Fectland Tatoma Vancouver Seattle Denver Tulsa Rochester Columbus Richmond Toronto Syracuse Toledo Buffalo St Texas League Austin El Paso Birmingham Charlotte Knoxville Evansville Reading Williamsport Elmira York appear in scattered lines with inconsistent scores and placeholders indicating missing data.
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International League
Rochester
Columbus
Richmond
Jacksonville
Toronto
Syracuse
Toledo
Buffalo
C R Legion Takes Two From Galesburg In Doubleheader
Late Saturday the C R Legion baseball team, age 2 3, earned two wins by beating Galesburg 4 1 and 3 0. Dick McVay dominated in game one with 10 strikeouts while Jack Ryan held Galesburg to three hits in the nightcap. The club scored all four runs in the opener in the sixth inning on a walk, a sacrifice, three errors, Steve Hasley’s two run single and a squeeze. The Legion now heads to the district tournament opener against Mason City Sunday at Memorial Stadium in Cresco at 1 30 p m.
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C.R. Legion
C.R
Steve Hasley
McVay
Steve Mohr
Galesburg
Legion
Mason City
Memorial Stadium
Ryan
Quinn
Midwest Janitors Dominant 8-2 Victory Over Kelso g g
Midwest Janitors powered to an 8-2 win over Kelso g Sunday in East Central league action. Tom Madson and Steve Seyfer each had three hits, Dave Hoyt and Tom Madsen added two, while Joe McGillicuddy earned the win with 11 strikeouts. Darrell Lindsay scored first on four singles, with Vern Boots and Hoyt also driving in runs. The team advances to London tournament Tuesday at 8:30 p.m. against Calamus.
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Vern Boots
Hoy
Tom Madsen
Hoyt
London
Calamus
Midwest
Unknown Lou Graham Finally Hits It Rich
Lou Graham, a golfer who faced financial fears and years of near-misses, won the Minnesota Golf Classic with a two-under-par 286. He edged South Africa’s Bob Verney by one stroke, claiming his first pro victory and a $20,000 top prize.
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Minneapgl
Lou
Graham
Verney
South Africa
Bob Verney
Discover The Difference Better Designs And Printing
Customers praise the creative craftsmen for better ideas designs and printing. A quoted golfer notes delays and tours, while Hazeltine National golf course is described with mixed remarks about length and greens.
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Hazeltine National Golf Course
Graham
Tom Gray Captures Iowa Open Net Title
Tom Gray, an 18-year-old Waterloo West graduate, defeated Bill Ball 6-1 1-6 6-1 to win the Iowa Open net title as rain halted finals at Memorial courts. Debbie Nolting upset Beth Stock 8-6 6-4 in 18-under singles. Susan Sterrett defeated Shelia Pearl 6-1 6-3 in the women's final.
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Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Bill Ball
Iowa
Debbie Nolting
Grundy Center
Beth Stock
Beth
Sue Moen
Gray
Waterloo West
Michigan State
Ball
Tom
Sterling
Ill
Susan Sterrett
Des Moines
Shelia
Pearl
Miss Pearl
Ariizona State
Susan
Katy ‘Fletcher
Mona Schallau
Lois Einwalter
Charlene Mixdorf
Katy
Mona
Iowa City
Debbie Melting
Wat
Brun
Arden Stokstad
John Calton
Rich Stokstad
Randy Murphy
Bit Ball
Bob Boyson
C.R
Lane
Roser Robinson
Arden
Rich
Mike
Schaumburg
A Waples-Pearl
Bill
Grun
Barb Buckley
Jones-Buckley
Dixo Lane
Stock
Calfont
Funeral Set for Lyle Quinn IHSAA Secretary
Boone AP funeral services are planned Wednesday for Lyle Quinn 64 longtime executive secretary of the Town High School Athletic Association Quinn died Sunday in a local hospital after a lengthy illness A Simpson College graduate he taught school in Boone and served as association secretary since 1941 active in the National Federation of State High School Athletic Associations He chaired the national basketball rules committee and led the football safety committee The Helms Foundation recently inducted him into its athletic Hall of Fame survived by his wife Charlotte his mother Mrs F B Quinn of Boone and two daughters Mrs Marily Quinn a North High School teacher in Des Moines
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Lyle Quinn
Athletic Associatin
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Simpson College
George A. Brown
Helms Foundation
Charlotte
F. B. Quinn
Marily Quinn
North High School
Iied
Des Moines
Kruse Wins in Handicap Shoot Final
Dennis Kruse of St Ansgar won the state handicap trap shooting championship handily with a 98 of 100 in a shoot-off against Harold Luke of Woodward. He then lost the Diamond badge match to Wayne Kress of Dubuque. Howard Rankin of Des Moines led overall, breaking 669 of 700 targets, with Dr H N Potanece of Cedar Rapids as all around champion with 381 of 400.
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Cedar Falls
Dennis Kruse
St. Ansgar
Ottumwa
Kruse
Harold Luke
Woodward
Wayne Kress
Dubuque
Howard Rankin
Des Moines
H. N. Potanece
Cedar Rapids
Joe A. Cox
Kansas City
Roger Lorenzen
Grant Eadow
Dennis Spurling
Iowa Falls
Earnest Jelley
Ay Dome
Manhattan
Te Olance
Ed Jurgens
Fort Dodge
Willard Horak
Center Point
Ronald Cummings
Charles City
M Lapman
Biencoe
John C. Kepler
Larry Hayes
Kennie Mertins, Jr
Wells, Minn
Max Harter
Ottuma
Earl V
Lindholm
Wilbren Lynch
Covington
Ind
Dennis €. Kruse
St. Ansqur
Donald Lawson
Naka
Mike Loeffler
C.R. Tev
Bill Hall
Central
Dubwaqu
Darrell Eickelkame
EU Gat
Robert Murray
Glenna
Harald Becker
Harold Shisiy
West Srand
Wayne Voelker
Independence
Harmans Repeat Win Playoff in Gacene MT. PLEASANT
Ralph and Sue Harman of Cedar Rapids repeat as state father-daughter golf champions after a sudden death playoff over Cliff Jordan and Linda Rice. They tied 79 in 18 holes with 66 teams entering the 11th annual tournament. Ed and Sue Dengler won the third flight title.
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MT. Pleasant
Ralph
Sue Harman
Cedar Rapids
C.R
Harmans
Cliff Jordan
Linda Rice
Sue Dengler
C. R
Paul Karen Seitz
D.M
Carl Huiskamp
Barbara Poe
Keokuk
William
Janet Iverson
Clinton
Charles-Charlene Wicle
Burlington
Everett
Joan Overto
Sataq
Marta Goodenow
Armstrong's Kids League Rally Keeps Title Hopes Alive
In Van Vechten action 10-11 year olds Armstrong's beat Nesper 82 to 2 as Jim Reynolds fanned 12 and collected three hits. Al Torgler contributed for Nesper. Eby's side edged Johnson Gas 6-6 behind Craig Wilard who threw a one hitter while Marv Hale hit a homer and triple. Nodridge Machinists defeated Zachar Realty 9-2 with Chuck Van Hoeck two doubles and a two hitter.
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Nesper
van Vechten
Jim Reynolds
Armstrong’s
al Torgler
Craig Wilard
Eby's
Johnson Gas
Ellis
Marv Hale
Nodridge
Zachar Realty
Chuck van Hoeck
Schmidt
Clinton Pilots Hand Cedar Rapids 5-3 Defeat
Special to The Gazette Clinton opened with four runs in the first inning and held off Cedar Rapids for a 5-3 win ending the Cards three game streak. Whitlock took the loss as Clinton claimed the season series. Robinson hit his ninth homer for Cedar Rapids in the first.
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Pilots
Cedar Rapids
Decatur
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Quad Cities
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Dei
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Floyd
I Robinson
Ted Simmons
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Blachman
Porter
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Hammond
SBS Ck Fay
Evans
Loyd O
Whitlock Zavala
Balkton
Roudebush
Playoff Set for Southeast Title at Van Vechten Park
In a 12-13-year-old Kids League clash at Van Vechten Park, Chat & Chew diner edged Exchange 4-1 to force a Southeast crown playoff. James Basset went 3-for-3, Greg Maxceau tripled, and Kilborn led Kilborn 3-2. The two teams meet Thursday morning for the title with strong hitting from Dairy Queen and Cedar Rapids counterparts noted.
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Exchange
Noelridge
Dairy Queen
Bakers Local
Kilborn
C.R. Sports Club
Chat & Chew Diner
Exchange Club
van Vechten Park
iThose
James Basset
Greg Maxceau
Newhall Tops Amana. league lead at stake
Newhall moved into undisputed first place in the Iowa Valley Baseball League by defeating previously undefeated Amana 5 to 1. Harold Schirm held Amana to four hits as Newhall ran 12 hits. Newhall's record improves to 4-0 while Amana drops to 3-1. Ray Card contributed two singles amid the win. Norway blanked Fairfax 0-1 and shares of second place shift in the second-half chase. The Keystone at Pale game was postponed by rain.
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Newhall
Iowa Valley Baseball League
Amana
Harold Schirm
Ray
Norway
Fairfax
Keystone
Renhalt
I Caldwell
van Lacoyac
Frank
Y Schirm
Dvorak
I Nelson
Sween
Rohlena
Schulte Jang
R. Boddicker
Palo
Hill and Spence win International 500 race at Brands Hatch
Phil Hill of Los Angeles and Mike Spence of Britain drove their seven liter Game to victory in the International 500 world championship at Brands Hatch on Sunday. Ferraris beat Porsche for the 1967 manufacturers championship as the Italian team edged out West Germany.
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Phil Hill
Brands Hatch
England
Los Angeles
Mike Spence
Britain
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