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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1973

Page

12

Granatelli Demands Speed Reform To Save Sport

Los Angeles based Granatelli says speeding cars threaten safety and will withdraw Yank Racing Team from Turismo and USAC competition next year unless changes are made. He urges limits on car displacement fuel and tank capacity to reduce fire risk and speeds. He cites crew injuries at Indianapolis and a need for reform after a tragic day.

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Holtzman One-Hits Yanks as Hart Fans First Major Home Run

Ken Holtzman pitched a near perfect game, leaving with a one hitter through seven before Jim Hart homered on the first pitch he faced in the eighth. Hart’s shot off Holtzman’s leg started the rally that led to a 5-0 win for the A’s. Hart’s blast, Alou and Bando provided key support as Oakland halted New York’s string.

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Okker Ousts Smith to reach French Open quarterfinals

In Paris AP reports Okker ousting Stan Smith to reach the quarterfinals of the French Open after a weather-delayed match. Smith trailed late in the fourth before mounting a comeback bid, but Okker closed out the contest as the crowd witnessed a tense finish.

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Tashway and Coke Lead Win in Softball Tilts

Fragmented report notes tashway and Coke winning softball games. Mentions Marion YMCA and a women's event with unclear details. Other items reference teams or players like Mort Tander and Cardinal, with partial scoring fragments.

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SPORT SLATE VERSUS TUAT Haviside Atbeelin

A fragmentary sports slate lists matches including Sport Slate facing Tuat Haviside with subfixtures and results unclear. Names such as Meath Kinnsion and Elly Magra appear in scrambled form amid a Saturday schedule.

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Johncock Wins Indianapolis 500 In $215000 Payout

Indianapol is AP reports Johncock a journeyman driver from Michigan’s north woods won the richest auto race, the Indianapolis 500, earning more than 215000 dollars after a rain shortened 17th running. The 10 year veteran filed for bankruptcy months earlier and lists Franklin, Ind., as his address.

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Red Peppers By Gus Schrader

Ron gives an intriguing Where is He Now feature as Al Kaneh recalls past local boxing and entertainment scenes. A Gazette memory piece notes Golden Gloves ties, Foxhead venue on Hirst yard SE, and the Silk entertainment era featuring Nat King Cole and Ink Spots with boxers and musicians from prewar to postwar years.

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Pass the Hash Talk Defenders Edged by Offensive Depth

The piece argues defense wins games but notes the NFL draft this year favored offense with 244 skilled positions chosen on offense to 192 on defense. It lists offensive roles such as quarterback and running back and compares defensive spots like tackle and linebacker while praising high school sports journalism internships at The Gazette and a local hiring effort.

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Baseball Standings and Schedule Amid League Gridiron Notes

National and American League standings mix with scattered game results and upcoming schedules. Teams such as Pittsburgh, Philadelphia, and Chicago appear in fragmentary lines while others like Boston and Los Angeles are referenced in partial standings and dates, reflecting a crowded league page.

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Lots of Scoring In Kids League

There was heavy scoring in a Thursday night kids league with Falld K Construction beating Ramada Inn 21 to 29, Welly-Way 28 to 0 over First Trust of Bly, Country Kitchen edging Fairfax Grain 250, and Hynes and Howes beating K-mart 2 and then outlasting First Trust 16 to 14 in a makeup game. Homers listed include Randy Zhanek Don Jansa Mark Dilch Kurt Tzelmeland Ramada Joe Smith Hynes and Howes John Serbousek 2.

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West Union pitcher Haver blanked Postville 2-0

Jim Haver fired a three hitter and struck out eight as West Union North High blanked Postville 2-0 in summer baseball at Marion and Foster. Short on details due to OCR issues.

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