Ken Krier Dominates Local Boat Races and Relays
Ken Krier of Ollie Iowa swept three boat races at the Cedar River event while Joe Schultz Cedar Rapids and Henry Tietge Walker won in hydro classes. Moline and Rock Island clubs led YMCA meet with Cedar Rapids females excelling in breaststroke and medley relay events. Hugh Rodgers Cedar Falls topped horseshoe event and Iowa golfers eye national tourney.
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Wimbledon Bids and Wardrobe Talks Set Tone for Women’s Tennis
Wimbledon opens amid disputes over all white rules and a push by the WCT for more prize money. Notable players including Margaret Court, Evonne Goolagong, Virginia Wade, Rod Laver, Ken Rosewall, John Newcombe, and Arthur Ashe feature as debates loom on governance and attire. Men’s singles lead Monday schedule. women begin Tuesday with possible Wimbledon boycott if funding stays at $90,606. In Iowa, Welty, Cedar Rapids, wins Early Bird softball tournament, defeating Des Moines Reames 5-3 in the final behind Mike Pallesen’s homer. Welty also sweeps Des Moines Dets, Fort Dodge, Mason City, and Clear Lake across the weekend.
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John Newcombe
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Mason City
Welly
Cedar Rapids
Mike Pallesen
Ron Welly
Des Moines Reames
Jerry Ralfs
Reames
Welty
Des Moines
Dets
Fort Dodge
Clear ‘Lake
Dick Zuccato
Ed White
Pat Jesen
John Muench
Clear Lake
West Tops East In King Benefit Basketball Game
In Indianapolis at the Indiana State Fairgrounds arena, the West squad coached by ABA veteran John Barnhill defeated the East 111 to 90 in a Martin Luther King benefit game. The event featured six NBA players and 17 ABA players with John Brisker of the Pittsburgh ABA club as the top scorer with 21 points.
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Des Moines Captures Four-Team Soccer Tourney
Tama Toledo fell in the final while Cedar Rapids failed to score across three games. Des Moines defeated Waterloo 2 0 and Cedar Rapids and Tama earlier, with Steve Vardeman keying the Komets defense. A home game against Tama is set for Tuesday at 6:50 p.m. near Kingston Stadium.
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Ickx Wins Dutch Grand Prix In Harsh Weather Showdown
Lackedy Ickx of Belgium drove a Ferrari to victory in the Dutch Grand Prix at Zandvoort amid drizzle and crashes. He lapped the field except for Pedro Rodriguez who finished second in a BRM. Ickx narrowed the world championship gap to five points behind Jackie Stewart as Regazzoni recovered to take third after a late spin. Rodriguez also spun earlier, Soler Roig spilled oil near the end, and Stewart battled a misfiring engine.
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Belgium
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Pedro Rodriguez
Mexico
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Jackie Stewart
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Switzerland
Soler Roig
Spain
Lotus
Rodriguez
Ed Cole Wins Towa City Invitational Championship Flight
Iowa City professional Ed Cole shot a four under par 66 Sunday to win the championship flight of the Towa City Invitational. Behind him, Bill Vorhies and Bob Leahy of Iowa City shot 70s, followed by Harry Dean of Towa City and Steve Kehrer of Cedar Rapids with 71s.
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Farley Auto Races Postponed by Storm
Saturday night auto races in Farley were postponed due to rain. Rain checks will be honored on Wednesday June 23 or Saturday June 26 as new race dates.
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Schallau Team Second in Net Meet Doubles
Mona Schallau of Iowa City and Margie Cooper of Winter Park two placed second in the National Collegiate women's tennis doubles in Las Cruces New Mexico. They played for Rollins College and lost 6 2 6 4 to Pam Richmond and Peggy Mitchell of Arizona State. Richmond also beat Schallau in singles 7 5 6 4 in the quarterfinals.
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Iowa City
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Arizona St
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Langhurst's Wins Two Softball Twin Bills
Langhurst's women's softball team swept two doubleheaders over the weekend. They defeated Parsons Wild Kittens 6-3 and 5-2 at Ellis Park Saturday, with Reta Tecklente burg and Darnell Lindley earning wins. Sunday at Mason City they won 7-3 and 11-2, with Reta Tecklenti and Sue Sievers on the mound for Carpetland U.S.A.
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Mason City
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U.S.A
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