Smith Falls to Eyre as Wimbledon Rivalry Heats Up
Stan Smith bowed out in London as Chris Evert advanced toward a Wimbledon semifinal clash with Evonne Goolagong. Eyre, the favorite, won her quarterfinal while Smith okayed a mixed response after a strong run at Queen's Club. Goolagong anchored by practice sessions eyes a title defense.
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Clark Seite Graebner
New York City
Jim Connors
Bellevelle
C.w. Gazette
Meen
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Fort
Lauderdale
Fla
Wimbledon
Pancho Gonzales
Brit
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John
Las Vegas
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Wan
Connors
Noelridge Minor
Overton
Washington
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Fiela B.C
Queen's Club
Al-weet
London
Exander Mettevelli
Russia
Chris
Leadingbledon
United States
Stan Smith
Clark Graebner
Esme Emanuel
South Africa
Evonne Goolagong
Australia
Miss Goolagong
Vic Edwards
Evonne
Queen’s Club
Karen Krantecker
Patti Coleman
Welty Way Downs Kings 5 2 For Ninth Loss
Welty Way extended its winning streak to ten with a 5 2 victory over King's in Ellis Park action. Rich Stephen pitched five solid innings to earn the win as Welty Way capitalized on an early five run first inning against Dave Crane. King's mounted two late runs, with key hits from Ron Findley Ed White and Cliff Rice, but could not overcome the early deficit.
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Hernie Owens Gazette
Welty Way
King's Concrete
Ellis Park
Welty
Ed White
Cliff Rice
Joe Swanson
Crane
Jerry Schneekloth
Swanson
Bob Timmons
Stephen
Schneeklath
Rich Kleppe
Schneekloth
Frank Barvinek
King
Aleppe
King's
le Timmons
Greg Smith
Brian Donnelly
Tastee Freez
Noelridge Park
Dennis Chamberlain
Mark Williams
Zachar
Seveen
Enaler
Montgomery Ward
Craig Ockletree
Nzler
Kee
Sones Park
Randy Trachta
Ed Atholf
Cryovac
Jaycees
Nordstrom Oil
Steitzer-Lincoln
Littell Shines In Major Exhibition For Kennedy High
Kennedy high pitcher Mark Littell pitched a three hitter and drove in two runs with two singles as Kennedy beat Norway 6 to 2. Littell struck out 14 Norse hitters and looks to join Kansas City Royals soon. Jeff Jerley contributed two RBIs as Kennedy pulled away with six runs in the middle.
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Robert Moore
Kansas City
Mark Murdock
Mark Littell
Pace Kennedy
Norway
Kannada
Kansas City Royals
Littell
Kansas
Murdock
Weway
Jeff Jerley
Midwest Cray
Atlanta Braves
Kennedy
Mississipan
Clinton
Wendy
Squarett
Schutteerdech
Mrs Dye Wins Rain Shortened Eastern Golf Event
Mrs Paul Dye of Delray Beach Florida captured the sixth annual Women s Eastern Golf Association tournament with a 38 hole total of 162 after rain shortened play from 54 to 36 holes at the Country Club of North Carolina. Judith Johnson of Pittsburgh finished second with rounds of 77 and 76 for 153.
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N.C
Paul Dye
Delray Beach
Fla
Eastern Golf Association
Raing
Agnes
Littell
Carolina
Mike McQuwen
Central Caps 11 1 Upper Iowa Victory at Elkader
Elka der Central won 11 1 over Sumner in the Upper Town conference as J P Zapf and J L Gilmore led with one hit and three hits respectively. Dan Caspigan added two hits and Littell pitched a strong game, later reflecting on his major league goal and fans.
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Elkader
J. P. Zapf
J.L. Gilmore
Elkader Central
Upper Town
Sumner
Dan Caspigan
Central
Mmr Elkader
Ban
Prostein
Howard
Zant
Meyer
Mrs DeWoody Tops Bowling Standings in Eight Month Classic
Elizabeth DeWoody of Cedar Rapids leads the 175 to 184 average group in the Peterson Bowling classic entering the final month. Her 1 54 total tops the standings and she owns a high game of 241. She ranks fifth when men’s scores are included.
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Garone
Chicago
Elizabeth DeWoody
Cedar Rapids
Rops Leads Operating Engineers to No-Hitter Victory
Brian Rops fueled a 13-2 win for the Operating Engineers over Skogman Homes in the Van Vechten 10-11 year old league. He pitched a no hitter and added a home run, triple and double, helping the Engineers secure their first win of the season as Skogman dropped to 0-4.
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Brian Rops
Skogman Homes
van Vechten
Skogman
Van
Lions Linn-Mar Marion Split Twin Bill in Marion
Linn-Mar beat Marion 11-7 in game one while Marion topped Linn-Mar 10-2 in game two. Bill Stone homered three times? actually had three hits for Linn-Mar as Ray Roberts and Dana Lyon added key hits for Marion and Linn-Mar respectively in the doubleheader.
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Marion
Bill Stone
Ray Roberts
Dana Lyon
Ginnmar
Mia Blocol
Tyr
Panl Reid
Gensem
Sameer
Jacobs
Roberts
Hone
Callebacry
Ilhoney
Roverts
Belle Plaine Trips B G M Nine Twice in Iowa Co Cross
Belle Plaine defeats B G M twice to move to 5 1 in South Iowa Conference. In game one Greg Pech drove in two runs with a first inning rally as Belle Plaine plated all its runs early. In game two Jim Wiese hit two doubles and drove in three runs.
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Belle Plaine
South Iowa Cofar
B-G-M
Greg Pech
Jim Wiese
Ier
Tardane Hallr Ke Walton
Dugmat G
Walton
Devingie Cit Baa
Wigse
Benton Community trounces Prairie 14 to 4 in five innings
Benton Community pounded out 11 hits and scored in the third and fourth frames to beat Prairie High 14-4 in a five inning East Central Iowa Conference game at Prairie Thursday. Steve Junge Bill Wilson Doug Sehallau and Doug Pippert each had two hits for Benton while Greg Gibney and Tony Fetter drove in runs for Prairie. Benton improves to 1-2 head to head with Prairie at 1-3.
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Benton Community
Prairie High
Kilborn Still Perfect in Unbeaten Kilburn-Scides League Battle
In a clash of unbeatens Kilborn edged Cedar Rapids Sports Club 24 in six innings as Brian O'Hearn scored the winning run. Brian Koffin and Mike Franklin combined on a two-hitter for Kilborn while Joe Kells tossed a twin for the Sports Club. Dan Stallman and Bill Hood led Royal Order of Moose past Dairy Queen at Noelridge. Pepsi beat Great Electric 16-9 behind Scott Level and Doug Kula. Jim Grafton had two hits as Batters Construction defeated Eby's 125. Norval Dickson, Bruce Mims, and others featured in late games as Smulekoffs and Four Seasons posted wins.
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Cedar Rapids Sports Club
Noelridge
Brian O'Hearn
Kilber
Brian Koffin
Mike Franklin
Ners
Joe Kells
Noetridge
Dan Stallman
Bill Hood
Royal Order of Moose
Dairy Queen
Rick Holmes
Cleveland
Pegst
Great Electric
Scott Level
Doug Kula
Pepsi
Jerry Ask
Steve Gearhart
Jim Fontana
Groat
Jim Grafton
Eby
Gary Taylor
Dan Phillips
Kiley
van Vechten
Bruce Mims
Norval Dickson
Smulekoffs
Exchange Club
Kevin Carrington
Ed Lynch
Appleby & Horn
John Bryant
Dave Eganhouse
Tom O'Donnell
Jone
Clarence Hands Lowden suffers first Corn Belt loss
Clarence Hands Lowden handed by Lowden in a 6-3 Corn Belt defeat on Thursday. Bill Cox homered and singled for the winners while Kevin Kahler of Lowden homered doubled and singled. Calamus won 16-9 over Dixon in the other Corn Belt game.
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Clarence
Bill Cox
Kevin Kah
Calamus
Dixon
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