32 Pros Set For Amana VIP June 23 Golf Tourney
A field of 32 professionals is set for the third annual Amana VIP golf tournament on June 23 at Finkbine field Iowa City. Notables include Trevino Archer Littler Maxwell Pott Spr ay Weaver Boros Graham and Jacobs with brothers Julius Ernie Tom and Jay Lionel Hebert among entrants. Proceeds benefit the Towa athletic scholarship fund with tickets $8 at local outlets.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Finkbine Field
Lee Trevino
George Archer
Toney
Gene Littler
Miller Barber
Frank Beard
Julius Boros
Bob Goalby
Jay Hebert
Tommy Jacobs
Don January
Lionel Hebert
Bobby Nichols
Bob Rosberg
Trevino
Finkbine
Spray and
Douglass
Maxwell
Weaver
Julius
Ernie Boros
Tommy
Jom Jacobs
Jay
Southern Pines
N.C
John Jacobs
Towa
Armatrosg's
Eby’s Sporting Goods
Cedar Rapids
Late Models Set Fi Down Races
The stock program resumes Friday night at 8 as nine events are planned on the quarter mile dirt track. Late models will run six races including the feature with the B modifieds scheduled for three events.
Wartburg Coach Levick Joined Bemidji All American Coaching Clinic
Wartburg basketball coach Binz Levick was named to the 15th annual All American Coaching clinic at Bemidji State College. He will join Maury John of Drake and Bill Fitch of Minnesota on the cage staff. Earlier football picks included Jack Mollenkopf of Purdue and Hamline’s Dick Mulkernt. Five more instructors will be named for football basketball wrestling and training.
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Lewis
Binz
Levick
Wartburg
Bemidji State College
Maury John
Drake
Bill Fitch
Minnesota
Jack Mollenkopf
Purdue
Hamline
S. Dick Mulkernt
Fight Results Between Teams and Individuals
Fragmentary report lists who fought whom and possible outcomes with names obscured. No clear dates or locations available. Further readable details needed for precise summary.
Simpson Tops All-Star Picks in Soldier Field clash
CHICAGO AP report outlines a 52 player Southern California headed squad led by Otto Grahiani for the college all star team to face the pro champions in Omaha. Notable selections include OJ Simpson of USC, Terry Hanratty of Notre Dame, and Jim Seymour of Illinois. Also listed are Gordon Conk, Cincinnial, Bob Love? and notable backs Greg Cook of Cincinnati and Calvin Hill of Yale. Jets without Namath. Keyes named MVP in the Big Ten remains unsigned with Eagles.
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Southern California
Otto Grahiani
Enyart
Oregon
Weisman
Séth ‘College
Paul Gipson
Houston
O. J. Simpson
Washington Redskins
Carl Gerreif
New Mexico
Helm
Collegians
Highland
Larry Smith
Florida
Ron Sayers
Nebraska
Omaha
Yarle Tate
Chicago Tribune Charities, Inc
Marty Bomres
Columbia
Calvin Hill
Yale
Jets
Lue Namath
New York
Namath
Hirst
Graham
Terry
Hanraity
Notre Dame
Douglass
Kansas
Greg
Cook
Cincinnati
Simpson
Jim Seymour
Hanratty
Ron
Jdohnson
Michigan
Bees Rally Past Clinton on Davis Three-Hitter
Burlington defeated Clinton 1 0 as Art Davis pitched a three hitter to lift Burlington to sixth in the Midwest league standings. Other games were rained out and rescheduled as doubleheaders Friday night.
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Clinton
Art Davis
MNET
Felarau
Kimbo
Dai Ie Wivdawel
Need One More Team for Boys Church Softball League
Cedar Rapids plans a Boys 15 and under league with a $25 entry fee. Any church interested should contact Al Smith of the recreation commission at city hall by noon Monday.
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Cedar Rapids
al Smith
Recreation Commission
City Hall
Spiezio Finds Relief in Regular Play With Padres
After seasons on the bench, Ed Spiezio relished daily work with the expansion San Diego Padres. He credits talking with instructors Duke Snider and Wally Moon and Ted Williams’ hitting article for his renewed swing. Since June 1 he has hit .250 with seven homers, admitting game experience matters more than practice ground drills.
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St. Louis
Ed Spiezio
San Diego Padre
Spiezio
Tulsa
Cardinal
Duke Snider
Wally Moon
Ted Williams
Padres
Trevino defends US Open title confidence despite tough round
Houston AP reports Lee Trevino shot a four over par 74 on Thursday to open the US Open defense. He expressed no discouragement, saying he never loses faith and leaves his golf in the hands of the man upstairs. Trevino's round contrasted with earlier strong play last year.
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New Orleans Saints
Tom Fears
Canter
Saints
Dave Long
Cedar Rapids
St. Louis
Lee Trevino
Kell
Trevino
First Round Leaders Big Eagle HOUSTON OPEN
Joe Campbell of Knoxville hit an eagle at the 448 yard 10th hole at Champions Golf Club in Houston during the U S Open first round. Trevino started with a bogey after a troubled drive and joked about smoking as he returned to the practice tee.
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Big Eagle Houston
Joe Campbell
Knoxville
Tenn
Champions Golf Club
Glenbard Tops Washington in High School Baseball
Glenbard, Ill. downed Washington 4 2 Thursday night at Washington High. Glenbard rallied for two runs in the fifth after Washington led in the fourth. Stan Castner led Glenbard with two hits, and Tom Hurn doubled for Washington. Reingrover added two hits for Glenbard, and Pope hit a triple for the Warriors.
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Washington
Stan Castner
Warriors
Tom Hurn
Wash
Reingrover
Pope
Washinton
rEngeyatay
Watkin
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Hawkins Denies He'll Play for NBA Suns
Pittsburgh AP report says Connie Hawkins denied moving to the Phoenix Suns amid rumors tied to a radio story. Suns general manager Colangelo and ABA/NBA officials dismissed the talk as rumor while Hawkins pursues a $6 million antitrust suit alleging lifetime ban by the NBA.
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NBA Suns
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Pipers
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Connig
Association
Fubin
American Basketball Assn
NBA
WNEW
New York
Chip Cipolla
Phoenix
Seattle
Minnesota’ Pipers
Minnesota
Jerry Coins
Suns
Colangelo
Oaks Trade Moe In a 3 Way Deal
Oakland Oaks star Doug Moe moved to North Carolina in a three way trade that also involved the Minnesota Pipers and Carolina Cougars. Stew Johnson goes to Minnesota and Frank Card to Oakland, with Oakland receiving the Cougars’ No 2 draft choice for next season.
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Doug Moe
Oakland Oaks
North Carolina
Carolina Cougars
Stew Johnson
Minnesota Pipers
Pipers
Frank iCard
the Oaks
Rain Delays Semis In Winthrop Tourney
Rain postponed semifinals of the Winthrop baseball tourney with Petersburg facing Gilbertville at 7 39 and Dyersville versus Waterloo at 9. Final and consolation games set for Saturday.
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Petersburg
Gilbertville
Dyersville
Waterloo
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