Feuerbach Gets OK To Compete In AAU Meet
The Pacific Coast Club and the AAU cleared travel permitting for PCC athletes to attend the AAU track and field championships June 14 to 18 in Bakersfield. World record holder Feuerbach will compete along with Steve Smith and other PCC stars if permits cover expenses.
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Jim Bush
UCLA
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Smith
John Powell
Dwight Stones
Len Hilston
Hayman's CSA Win in Softball. May City Jones Defeat
In a busy softball note, Herman's defeated the Fairs fax Bank 24 to 18 while CSA downed May City Jones 14 to 19. In the College Community girls league, Teresa McArstar Hecky Whitters and Patty Herman homered for Hermans. Sheila Lynch and Laurie Maha cek added homers for SCA.
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May City Jones
Teresa McArstar
Hecky Whitters
Patty Herman
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Sheila Lynch
Laurie Mahacek
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Sports Slate at Amane Rapids Seeks Lost Pet Help
Fragmented notice describes a lost pet ad with contact number 398-u234 and mentions Friday slate, cars, and local events. It reads like a clipped classified item with several garbled words and partial place names.
Bobby Riggs to Face Senior Opponent in Catskills Style Duel
In Cincinnati Bobby Riggs and 61 year old Al Bupis plan a two set match at Queen City Racquet Club billed as a senior duel totaling 104 years. Burns, senior tennis figure, notes Riggs remains defensive and patient as Bupis aims to pressure him in a playful yet competitive event. The article also mentions Jack Jackson leaving Panama City to coach Ferrum College.
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U.S. Lawn Tennis Association
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Ferrum
Jack Jackson
Prmaunity College
Panama City
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Ferrym, College
Barber Leads Philadelphia Golf Classic As Nicklaus Struggles
In Philadelphia at Whitemarsh Valley, Jim Barber shot seven under par to lead the Philadelphia Golf Classic after round one, one stroke ahead of Mike Reasor and five under for Hale Irwin Tom Wieskopf and others. Nicklaus, 50s, struggled to a 78, not making the cut in his recent Open prep, citing money concerns and a desire to improve.
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Biyenyald Barker
Whitemarsh Valley
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Reason
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Tom “Waiskopf
Hale Irwin
John’ Adams
Larry Ziegler
Duvet Hill
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Millar Barber
Huesman
Crempten
Dali
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Jack” Nicklau
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Clearwater
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Tatar
Roundup Highlights Wide Sports Moves And Awards
Five schools earned NCAA University division status with Rak University among them joining Bresno State Furman Lamar and Southern Illinois. Stints report Leav ing the Cap NBA to replace Kevin Lough ery of the 78ers. Kono led Japan in golf at gynder par 66 for a stroke head at the Japan Pro Championship. Joyca and Powell, USA Olympic basketball teammates, fined 500 for marijuana in Tum ber ton North Carolina. Crawford named NL Player of the Month for May after 404 month. Richard near term talks with Montreal Canadiens on salary. Nenny Smith Snyder won Women s Eastern Amateur golf by eight strokes after a final day 74. Kelley named coach of the year in World Hockey Association. Ferraris shine in Le Mans practice. Buddy Baker leads Texas World Speedway qualifiers. Idaho State and Fuller ton admitted to Pacific Coast Athletic Association. Cardinals sign top draft Joey Peter and Steve Pasternak. Colts sign four players including Eddie Hinton. Red Sox pick William Cox. Red Holeman named Knicks president for one year. Barstron signs NBA contract. Solamen and Kemmer upset in Italian Open.
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Snyder
Jack Kelley
New England Whalers
World Hockey Assn
Upper Iowa Open Golf Mach on July 7
Plans for the third annual Upper Iowa college open golf tournament set for Saturday July 7 at Fayette Country Club. Tee off starts 7:80 a.m. with five minute pairings. Registration limited to 120 golfers. deadline is Saturday June 30. $8 entry fee returned as prizes across flights. Contact Bill Prachaska to register.
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Upper Iowa College
Bill “Prachaska
Upper Town
Clarence-Lowden Rally Seals 13 2 Baseball Win
Special to The Gagetic reports Clarence-Lowden defeat opponents 13 to 2 after Elwood Fioma and Dave Elijah spark a big rally with homers. Kragmar and Lelwond contribute key hits as Dodds drives in runs.
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Gagetic Elwood — Fioma
Dave Elijah
Les Kragmar
Clarence-Lowdony
Byar Lelwond
Dan Dodds
Linn-Mar Sophs Rally for 12-0 Win Over Benton Community
Linn-Mar sophomores exploded for eight runs in the opening inning and coasted to a 12-0 victory over Benton Community. Nietert and Chambers combined on a four hitter to secure the Lions win, with notable early offense setting the tone.
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Benton
Nietert
Chambers
Lions
Haaser
Bec
Amd Hie
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