Miller wins Open with course record at Oakmont
John Miller, a 26 year old Mormon from San Pedro, captures the U S Open title at Oakmont after a final round 63 setting a course record. He finishes 274 and edges Bob Goal by one stroke. Boros and Weltskopf finish tied for second as Miller becomes the Open’s dramatic champion.
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Jaycees Target Sellout for Tuesday Stock Car Race
The Tuesday Challenge Cup at Hawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids features 45 stock cars with a $5,500 purse and $1,000 to the champion. Notables include Darrell Duke Faker, Donough, Bob Kosiski, Steve Lance, Ed Sanger and others from C R Des Moines Mapleton and Waterloo racing circuits. Qualifying top prize is $100, with 29 cars set to make the feature.
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Red Pepper Highlights Doug Collins Olympic Impact
The article recalls Doug Collins and his role in the Olympic comeback against Russia, noting his late free throws and the disputed finish. It covers his NBA draft by Philadelphia and a five year contract, his wedding to Kathy Slieger, and anecdotes from the Munich interview. It also touches on sports figures Robby Lase and Ed Radtell, and reflections on Johnny Miller’s Open win and other golf commentary.
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Englishbey's Two Homers Save Cedar Rapids Victory
Steve Englishbey, a Texas left fielder, belted two home runs to lift Cedar Rapids Astros to a 4 3 win over the Decatur Commodores in Decatur. The game featured a late Cedar Rapids rally with Englishbey's fourth homer sealing the edge after DeLeon pitched eight innings for the win.
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John Kepler Wins Trap Crown at Cedarapids Club
Cedar Rapids shooter John Kepler captured the trap crown at a local skeet club event in Iowa. Reported results include several yardage standings with notable scores, while details appear garbled in the OCR.
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