Sikes and Jamieson Tie 68s in Western Open Lead
R H Sikes and Jim Jamieson fired three under par 68s at Sunset Ridge as gusty north winds tested a field missing top names. Sikes, aided by Dutch Harrison clubs, noted a strong start after his 1966 Cleveland Open win while Jamieson, a former Oklahoma State star, rallied with birdies and putts to pace a diverse leaderboard.
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Tom Weiskopf
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Linda Jordan Nice leads Cedar Rapids City Women’s golf
Linda Jordan Nice, a 1969 UNI graduate teaching phys ed at Linn-Mar, dominates Cedar Rapids City Women’s golf with a 72 at Elimcrest and a 73 at Squaw Creek, while praising growing local programs and noting rivals like Sue Harman and Pat Tipton. The piece also memorializes Eddie Lipp, former Cedar Rapids athlete and Pine Forest pro, who died after ALS.
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Gable Seeks Revenge at U S Olympic Wrestling Trials
Anoka Minnesota AP Dan Gable the two time NCAA champion seeks revenge as trials open. Gable aims to avenge a prior NCAA loss to Larry Owings while teammate Chris Taylor of Iowa State pins two opponents in minutes. The competition runs through Saturday with Freestyle and Greco Roman events and invites top finishers to Minnesota for Olympic team selection in Munich.
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Firemen's Night Sparks Cards to 3-1 Victory over Wisconsin Rapids
Cedar Rapids Cardinals win their fourth straight, edging North division leader Wisconsin Rapids 3-1. Pitcher Joe Mazzella tosses a two hitter for his second win. Gary Geiger lauds the performance as the team improves to 20-30 and eyes a split with Wisconsin Rapids in Atkins Night and a weekend doubleheader with Quad Cities.
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Baseball Cardimaleva Mets on Channel 9 Standings Sunday
Summary of Sunday broadcasts shows Baseball Cardimaleva Mets on Channel 9 at 1:00, Twins versus Royals on Channel 7 at 1:38, AAU Champions on Channel 1 at 2:00. The 30 Tennis Classic notes a Frank Grundler single, Elmore Hill shutout bid, Mazzella relief trouble, Randy Recor and Dave Byers homers, plus Cards trades Jethro Mills and Chuck Loseth for Gary Trumbauer and Luis Gonzalez from Sarasota.
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Kuhn Enroute To See Simmons
Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn may intervene in the case of St. Louis Cardinals catcher Ted Simmons, the major leagues only unsigned player. A Globe Democrat report cites Kuhn en route to New York where Simmons and teammates are playing. Simmons may seek court action if he does not sign, demanding a raise from 17 500 to 30 000, currently paid 25 000 as an unsigned player.
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