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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1966

Page

15

Two No Hit Games Open Cedar Rapids Youth Season

Two no hitters highlighted opening week in the Cedar Rapids 10-11 year old league. Jacobs led Dempsey Cleaners to a 5-0 Southeast win over Armstrongs, while Sharp threw a no hitter for Type Union in a 5-0 Northeast victory over Iowa Manufacturing. Kadlec homered for Typo and Stewart had three hits as the Tuesday Eve ning Optimists beat Davis-Jones Whitock 9-6. Jeff Fleck went 3-hitter with 12 K as Metro Kiwanis edged Johnson Gas 4-3. Western Bohemian topped Nordstrom Oil 10-9 with multiple homers and key hits.

Cedar Rapids Pete Jacobs van Vechten Dempsey Cleaners Armstrong’s Mark Lees Sharp Noelridge Type Union Iowa Manufacturing Kadlec Typo Stewart Davis- Jones Whitock Mead Havlicek Western Bohemian Nordstrom Oil Jones Niehouse Nordstrom Bruce Mayfield Perpetual Staulekoff’s

Out-of-State Archers Rohde Win Open Titles

Ed Rohde of Muscatine led a four open division win set at Enders Field north of Cedar Rapids, capturing the men's freestyle with 1609 points. Ron Carlson of St Paul took the men's bare bow at 1361, while Georgia Logan of Clinton Missouri won the women's bare bow with 1086 and Arlene Ruhl of Owatonna, Minnesota claimed the women's freestyle with 1425. Amateur champions included John Dykes of Des Moines and Doreen Wilbur of Jefferson in freestyle, with Chuck Hawkins and Lori Shelton winning bare bow in their classes.

Ed Rohde Muscatine Endersfield Cedar Rapids Ron Carlson St. Paul Georgia Logan Clinton Arlene Ruhl Owatonna Minn John Dykes Des Moines Darren Wilbur Jefferson Chuck Hawkins Lori Shelton Pel Ed Rohde Dick Hastings Tom Thompson Connie Johns Pat Keyes Bob Visek Bruce Scheib Lyle Miller Georgia_Logic Muriel Elchuck Doris McGowan Joyce Hardesty Jerry Hill Tom Besier Doreen Wilbur Dorothy Schlie Les Hagemeyer Ron Anderson Gerard Neala Ben Shelton Randy Waschkat Denise Axt Cindy Sigmunds F.S Mike Mewlin Mike McGowan Mary McGowan Larry Stookey Marica Arlyne Ruhl

Ford Wins Le Mans With Top Three Finish

Ford becomes the first American maker to win Le Mans and sweep the top three places. Bruce MacLaren and Chris Amon captained the winning Ford, with New Zealand teammates driving in a decisive victory over Ferrari.

Rodney Angove LE Mans France Ford Ferrari Henry Ford Bruce MacLaren Chris Amon Bruce McLaren New Zealand Ken Miles Hollywood Calif Denis Hulme Ronnie Bucknum la Canada Rick Hutcherson Keokuk Iowa Porsche Colin Davis Britain Joseph Siffert Switzerland Hans Herrmann Herbert Linge Germany Peter Deklerk South Africa Udo Schutz Gunter Klass Pols Stammeten Roy Pike San Fran Courage Henri Leo Cella Italy Leon Dernier Belsium Pierre Noblet

Bryant Collapses At Grid Clinic During Pepperdine Clinic

Los Angeles AP reports Alabama coach Paul Bear Bryant collapsed while starting a speech at the Pepperdine coaching clinic. He was taken to the college infirmary then View Park Community Hospital where a doctor said he seems to be doing well. The article also covers Le Mans results with Ford, McLaren, Hulme, and Porsche teams listed among the top finishers.

Los Angeles Paul Bear Bryant Alabama Jas Pepperdine College Bryant College Infirmary View Park Community Hospital

The Alaskan Claims Win In Fight-To-The-Finish

The Alaskan defeated The Viking in a death match on the pro wrestling program as The Viking could not continue. Texas Bob Geigel and Bobby Hart drew in twenty minutes, Bob Brown beat Jerry Kozak, and The Stomper won a two out of three falls from The Butcher.

Texas Bob Geigel Bobby Hart Bob Brown Jerry Kozak Stomper the Butcher

Rams Tie for Second in Midwest Conference All-Sports

Cornell College finished in a tie for second in the 1963-66 Midwest conference all-sports competition. Carleton College won the overall title with 101 points, while Cornell and St. Olaf shared second with 70 points each. Other scoring included Grinnell 63, Ripon 62, Lawrence.

Cornell College Carleton College Cornell St. Olaf Grinnell Ripon Lawrence

Tom Mraz Captures Cedar Rapids Novice Golf Title

Tom Mraz shot a 44 at Twin Pines on Monday to win the under 14 Cedar Rapids Junior Golf Tour division sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce and Pepsi. Bob Hyduk beat Dave Carpenter in a sudden death playoff for runner up with a four on the extra hole versus Carpenter's five.

Tom Mraz Pines Cedar Rapids Juni Cf Chamber of Commerce Pepsi Cola Bob Hyduk Dave Carpenter Hydak Carpenter Lynn Lawrence Jefferson High Jim Stripe Jock Olson Steve Hill Jaycees

Delaware County Center Paints Seven In Baseball

In a baseball tally Delaware County Center defeated Reformatory 7 to 4 while Coggan led with four runs. Lost noted Edgewood and Hopkinton contributions as Corn Belt Lowden produced 15 on Dixon 1 and Clarence 12.

Delaware County Center Paint Ryan É. Troy Mills Coggan Delhi Edgewood Hopkinton Reformatory Corn Belt Lowden Dixon Clarence Nation Town Valley Newhall Fairfax Watkins Amana Norway Palo

Benton Community Rallies to Beat Center Point in Baseball

Benton Community rallied from a 3-0 deficit to beat Center Point in American Legion baseball. A 15-year-old Benton player died later Sunday after a collision in center field during summer play. Len Pagim won a pitching decision while teammate Dagim and others collected hits. Kenneth Johnston of Westmore was treated at Albany Medical Center for head injuries.

N. Y Benton Yoorheesville N.Y Ini Legion Len Pagim Payer Randy Diet Rich Don Moeller Kenneth Johnston Albany Westmore Albany Medical Center Hospital

Preferred source for high quality sales imagery and printing

The notice seeks a preferred supplier for sales inducing ideas layouts photography artwork and top quality printing. It requests proposals from providers experienced in visual campaigns and print production to boost promotional impact and outcome.

Emerson Dominates Fauquier in Wimbledon Opener

Roy Emerson crushed Harry Fauquier 6-0 6-1 6-2 in the first round at Wimbledon. Emerson aims to become the first to win three straight since Fred Perry in 1934 1936. Tony Roche and Nicola Pietrangeli face delays in their opening matches amid injuries and illness.

Wimbledon England Australia Roy Emerson Canada Harry Fau-quier Fred Perry Tony Roche Italy Nicola Pijetrangeli Roche Alkle Brittain Ted Beard Pietrangeli Terry Ryan South Africa Ttali Lian

Waterbury and Pawtucket Clash in Belted League Scores

In a condensed slate from the Eesema League circuit Waterbury posted a 9 to 3 win over Pawtucket while Williamsport beat Elmira and Pittsfield fell to Williamsport. Standings show Knoxvith and Maco wan leading a crowded Southern League pack with Columbus and Montgomery in pursuit as near-term games shape the pennant race.

Thra Nia Waterbury Mints Ai Wilmsport Pawtucket Elmira E Ale Waterbury Pittsfield Williamsport

Shaffer and Vicek Pace Kids to Wins in League Action

Ken Vicek delivered a bases loaded double powering West Side Civic to a 3 1 victory over Great Electric in Cleveland 12 13 year olds league. Steve Shaffer added a two run single as Independents defeated West Side Dairy Queen 3 1. Gary Steger and Scott homered for Dairy Queen East in a 160 win over Gazette. Scott doubled in two runs and Birnbaum pitched a one hitter as Standard Blueprint beat Bakers Local 7 3. The Elks beat Appleby Horn 6 4 in the Southeast game at Van Vechten. Mark Mraz was 2 for 2 and Mark McCool drove in the tying and winning runs.

Ken Vicek West Side Civic Club Great Electric Cleveland Steve Shaffer Independents West Side Dairy Queen Noelridge Gary Steger Scott Dairy Queen East Gazette Birnbaum Bakers Local The Elks Appleby & Horn van Vechten Mark Mraz Mark McCool

Regional High School Basketball Scores Report

The text lists multiple game lines with teams such as Burlington Quad Cities Wisconsin Rapids and Quincy. It records players by name with points and substitutions, winners and losers, and note of oncourt events across several matchups.

Fox Cities Lead Midwest League Half and All Star Plans

In the Midwest league race Fox Cities leads Burlington by 3 games as the first half ends next Saturday. The all star game July 18 may be held in Appleton with players traveling from Cedar Rapids Burlington Quincy Decatur Quad Cities Waterloo and others to join the Fox Cities contingent. A sign up deadline for Cedar Rapids Marion women golfers is June 21 for a June 27 tee off at Twin Pines with flights for 18 and nine holes and match play starting Tuesday. Bill Woodward of the Braves is Joanne Woodward’s cousin and donated 3000 to ballpark rights at Florida State. Frank Linzy from Fort Gibson Okla says his hometown is a Broken Bow suburb.

Fox Cities Fox River Wisconsin Appleton Neenah Menasha Kaukauna Kireberry Combined Locks Little Shute Burlington Cedar Rapids Quincy Decatur Wisconsin Rapids Quad Cities Davenport Waterloo Cedar Rapids-Marion Twin Pines Bill Woodward Atlanta Braves Joanne Woodward Bill Florida State The Braves

Local College Wins Sweep Across Multiple Sports

The Carls capture titles in cross country basketball indoor track tennis and outdoor track. Ripon claims football, Grinnell wins wrestling, St Olaf takes golf. Cornell's swimming championship boosts its overall hopes with strong showings in cross country and indoor track.

Monmouth Beloit Knox Coe Carls Ripon Grinnell St. Olaf Cornell Rams Wall

Close and Caldwell in Key Roles in Cedar Rapids Victory

Cedar Rapids Legion beat Moline 82 in the first game with Dennis Caldwell hitting and pitching, including a second inning homer. In the nightcap Dave Close limited Moline to three hits as Tim Zuber drove in two with a fourth inning double to seal the 4 0 win.

Moline Cedar Rapiids Legion Iwo Moline Legion Dennis Caldwell Legion Caldwell Catewett Thec.r. Legionnaires Dave Close Tim Zuber Cedar Rapids Zuber Serandosh Pisarik Gramkow Seyfer Lesierne Seyfer Carisonss E—Nichelson Carlson T. Carlson C.R Maline Nicholson Madson Sac—Pisarik Lindsay Lester yube—Mesillicuady Pe—Fredricksen Cedar Rapids A

Kathy Whitworth Sets 72-Hole LPGA Record At Milwaukee Open

Texan Kathy Whitworth fired a torrid 65 to shatter an LPGA record for a 72 hole event and win the Milwaukee Jaycee Open with a total 273. Final scores show Whitworth 273 Haynie 275 Capen 284 Murle Belsy Citi 375.

Milwaukee Wis Kathy Whitworth Sandra Haynie Donna Capen Murle Belsy Citi

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