Mann Collapses At LPGA Meet In Sutton
Germany's Gerda Whalen and Canada's Sandra Post led by one stroke entering round two of the 20 000 dollar Ladies PGA Championship at Pleasant Valley. Carol Mann collapsed with neck and upper back muscle spasms and withdrew after 11 holes amid other medical and legal distractions involving LPGA officials and a Beverly Klass suit.
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Sandra Post
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Carol Mann
Peggy Wilson
Sandra McClinton
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Muscatine Bowler Leads Legion Lanes Classic
Tim Taylor of Muscatine tops the Legion Lanes Springtime Classic with a 687 series to lead singles. Bob Cospers of Davenport sits second at 682. Guerrero and Sweet of Moline lead doubles with 124. A $600 singles prize is guaranteed as the tournament runs to July 14 at midnight.
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Muscatine
Legion Lanes
Bob Cospers
Davenport
Guerrero and
Sweet
Moline
TSD Rally Slated Saturday for SCCA
The Iowa Region of the Sports Car Club of America will hold a time speed and distance rally and social Saturday starting from Cedar Rapids Transfer and Storage. Registration is 4:30 p.m. with the first car off at 5 p.m. Members pay $2 per car and guests $3.
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Iowa
Sports Car Club of America
Cedar Rapids
Wagner returns with first homer fuels White Sox rally
Leon Wagner belted his first homer since last season, sparking an eight four Chicago win over Cleveland. Denny McLain baffled Boston with a three hitter as Detroit topped the Red Sox five one, widening the AL lead. Other league games idle.
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Elston Howard
Devlin and Still Open Lead at Canadian Open
Billy Casper shot a 69 to sit two behind leaders Bruce Devlin of Australia and Ken Still of Tacoma after a windy opening round at St George's Golf Club. Weiskopf Graham Sikes Moody at 69 join Casper. Nicklaus Palmer and Player struggle in tough winds.
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Lou Graham
R. H.sikes
Orville Moody
Aaron
Phil Rodgers
Ron Cerrudo
Bob Charles
Jack Nicklaus
Arnold Palmer
Gary Player
Nicklaus
Player
Palmer
May City Bats Rally For 5-4 Baseball Win
May City Cedar Rapids edges Amana 5-4 as all runs came in the eighth inning. B J Trickey collected two of six May City hits while Amana’s York homered and Grimm and Trumphold added two hits each.
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York
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Trumphold
Tayid
Pep Ccinney
Ot Adie
Bernard
Hasselbrink
Saga
Furman
Frank
Memorial Tops Cedar Rapids in 16 and Under Tennis Match
Memorial 16 and under boys beat Cedar Rapids Country Club 11 to 4 at Memorial Tennis Center on Thursday. Singles results include Ed Lamb over Doug Pinney 8-3 and Craig Hakill over Rich Altorfer 8-2. doubles saw Pinney Alterfer defeating Lamb Hakill 4-3 and other pairings. For inquiries contact Bob Fair or Jim Carruthers.
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Ron Borthwick
Tom Wenkstern
Chris Gralund
Ste O'Donnell
Scott Sedlacek
CRCC
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Mike Jensen
Dave Rowley
Larry Borthwick
Mott
Paul Coquillette
John Peet
Pinney-Alterfer
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Vesey-Borthwick
Barron- Bloomhall
Staskal-Graland
Sedlacek-Rowley
Lekin-Jensen
Mott O’donnell
Roosevelt Ninth Graders Rally To Top Franklin 10-8 In Baseball
Roosevelt and Franklin split two games as Roosevelt ninth graders beat Franklin 10-8 with Mike Curran saving in relief and adding a triple and single. Franklin's Jeff Kacena and Roosevelt's Glen Opfer Jim Ferguson and Bob Dunn each collected two hits.
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Roosevelt
Franklin
Mike Curran
Jeff Kacena
Glen Opfer
Jim Ferguson
Bob Dunn
Harding and Wilson Split In Freshman Baseball Clash
Harding's freshman team defeated Wilson 6 to 2 on Thursday. Pinckney belted a triple driving in two runs as part of a four run first inning. Rick Gooden and Rick Loger contributed for Harding.
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Rick Gooden
Rick Loger
Colts Extend Shinnick For 12th NFL Season
The Baltimore Colts announce that linebacker Don Shinnick has signed for his 12th season in the National Football League.
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Baltimore Colts
Don Shinnick
Portland bout ends with Riccitelli stoppage of Illamis
Pete Riccitelli 168 pounds from Portland stops Jimmy Illamis 162 pounds of Nassau in six rounds. Beau Jaynes 131 pounds of Low ell loses to Leon Gilliard 132 pounds tone CEL. Nando Ramos 113 pounds Beach California outpoints Hiroshi Robavastie 132 pounds Japan in sixteen rounds.
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Maine
Pete Riccitelli
Jimmy Illamis
Nassau
Beau Jaynes
Lowell
Leon Gilliard
Nando Ramos
Beach
Calif
Hiroshi Robavastie
Japan
Nontitie
O’Brien’s Walk-Off Win Ends 11-Inning Open Fight
Fordtown edges Bratwursthaus 2-1 after 11 innings at Ellis Park. Dick Thenhaus and Jack Larson matched zeroes into the late frames before Gillette and Clark delivered the decisive run for Fordtown. McGinn and O’Brien paced the winners with two hits apiece as the game featured tight pitching and late offense.
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Jack Deen
Fordtown
Bratwursthaus
Ellis Park
Dick Thenhaus
Jack Larson
Jerry O’brien
Gillette
Bill Mann
Bob Clark
Pat McGinn
Thenhaus
Larson
Greg Reed
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If Jones
Arvines
Senn
Syed
cNeal
Ae Tschnethss
Gaddie
C ' Gillette
Ken
Mann
Meyn
Kobart Davis
Braterurstnauy
Dennis Sanford
Rocarek
Eaker Extends IMCA Lead Over Droste at Hawkeye Downs
Verlin Eaker of Cedar Rapids holds a 48 point advantage over Waterloo’s Red Droste in the IMCA region al late model standings at Hawkeye Downs. Bill Beckman of Lisbon dominates the B Modified ranks as both divisions race Friday at 8 p.m. at Hawkeye.
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Verlin Eaker
Cedar Rapids
Waterloo
Red Droste
Hawkeye Downs
Eaker
Droste
Bill Beckman
Lisbon
Barbers Train for Olympic Village Work in Mexico City
More than 300 barbers and hairdressers are receiving special training to tend to athletes during the forthcoming games at the Olympic Village in Mexico City in October.
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Mexico City
Olympic Village
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