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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1975

Page

15

Cedar Rapids Rout Ottumwa in Two Blowout League Wins

Cedar Rapids Legion crushed Ottumwa 13-0 and 12-2 in five innings at Memorial Stadium, moving to 3-1 in the Doubles league. Key hits came from Randy Jacobson, Fred Stocker, Nick Phillips, and a grand slam by Phillips. Reihmann allowed one hit and struck out seven in game one, while Bill Wessling and Steve Schnoebelen shared pitching in game two as Cedar Rapids joined the victory with strong hitting and solid defense.

Cedar Rapids Legion Ottumwa Memorial Stadium Cedar Rapids RBI Fred Stocker Randy Jacobson Nick Phillips Phillips Ron Reichmann Amana Reihmann Steve Rooks Mike Boddicker Steve Schnoebelen Bill Wessling Schnoebelen Matt Novak

Von Lackum Upsets Net Favorites In Open Win

Ginger Von Lackum of Cedar Rapids defeated top seeds Patsy Donelson of Iowa City and Sharon Kunnert of Dubuque to win the Mississippi Valley Open women's singles title. The former CR Wash star, seeded fourth, beat Donelson 6-2 6-0 in the semifinals and edged Kunnert 3-6 6-2 6-3 in the final after earlier tallies over Rohr, Gilliam, and Bradford.

Debbie Rohr Gretch Gilliam Dubuque Lois Bradford Ginger von Lackum Cedar Rapids Sue Bradford Beth McLaughlin Rock Island Julie Jansa Sharon Kunnert Kay Anderson Des Moines Patsy Donelson Iowa City Marsha Biadel von Lackum Donelson Kunnert McLaughlin Rees — von Lockum Dan Breitbach Gary Gibson Cedar Falls Rick Hainline Ill Jim Houghton John Moore Gordon Graham Pella Tom Kendzerski Dana Cooke Bettendorf Bob Boyson Denny Elbertson Jim Stevenson Randy Krejci Brencoch-Gideon Joe Vinzant East Moline Roger Robinson Waterloo Horst Jordan Duane Miller Gerry Thurman Calona Chuck Allee Moline Don Palmer Tom Wickham Ken Donelson Bud Houghton Bart Brown Leonard Zelinskas Shelly Weiner John Olson Bill Woite Chuck Schillig Weiner-Olson Donelson-Houghton Vinzant- Robinson Allee Thurman Vinzant-Robinson Weiner Olson Micki Schillig Gret Gilliam Beth Zelinskas Pat Gouron Renny Jordan von Lackum-Jansa Bradford-Quirk Biadel-McLaughlin Donelson-Schillig

Nielsen Tops Amateurs At Waterloo Open

Iowa City golfer Lon Nielsen posted two rounds of 72 to lead amateur scores at the Waterloo Open. Pro Mac McLendon of Birmingham won the event with a 36 hole total of 139 after 71 and 68. Others from Eastern Iowa included Mike Hall, Mike Brake, George Shimek, Don Bergman, Gary Rozek, and Bob Higgins with various totals.

Gary Rozek C.R Bob Higgins

Norway and Fairfax pace Iowa Valley baseball shutouts

Norway blanked Williamsburg 9-0 and 3-0 with two hitters Jerry Van Dyke and Jim Van Scoyoc on the mound. Jeff Athey went 2 for 3 in game two. Fairfax defeated Amana 4-0 and 2-0 with Jerry Malard and Randy Filling pitching. Fairfax pulled a triple play crediting Greg Gibney with two unassisted outs. Keystone and Newhall split a doubleheader with Keystone winning 4-2 and Newhall 10-8 in eight. Tim Bruch, Steve Gallagher homered for the winners. Keystone’s Steve Junge homered twice. Mike Steele and Dean Franzenberg also homered for the losers.

Norway Fairfax Williamsburg Jerry van Dyke Jim van Scoyoc Dick McVay Jeff Athey Amana Jerry Malard Randy Greg Gibney Keystone Newhall Erin Janas Tim Bruch Steve Gallagher Steve Junge Mike Steele Dean Franzenberg Watkins Walford Jess Schulte Rick Netolskoy

Leahy Dominates Iowa City Golf Invitational Field

Iowa City golfers swept the event with the top five in the championship flight and two of the three lower flights. Bob Leahy captured the title with a 100 followed by John Hirko 104, Dave Hilgenberg 105, and Don Miller and Quentin Erickson both at 106.

Iowa City Bob Leahy John Hirko Dave Hilgenberg Don Miller Quentin Erickson

Cole and Owens Win Squaw Creek Golf Open

Eddie Cole and Gene Owens won the Kolach Open best shot at Squaw Creek with 66. They tied with Bill Hall and Bob Matthiessen and Wayne Lewis and Bob Dye, then won on the first extra hole. The other two pairs split second and third prizes and 900 kolaches were eaten.

Eddie Cole Gene Owens Squaw Creek Bill Hall Bob Matthiessen Wayne Lewis Bob Dye

Thursday Optimists Sweep Jones Park Youth Baseball

Thursday Optimists posted two shutout wins in 10-11 league play at Jones Park. Mike Herder fanned 13 in seven innings as Optimists beat Johnson Gas 14 0, while Tim Wegman and Mark Potter combined for a two hitter in a 15 0 win over the Eagles.

Jones Park Mike Herder Optimists Johnson Gas Eagles Mark Potter Tim Wegman Jones Tracy Hatton Highway Equipment Dows Dairy Curt Woods Pace Western Fraternal

Luther college wins ASA women's softball title at Ellis Park

Luther of Decorah dominated the district event to beat Cherry Burrell of Cedar Rapids 10 to 9 in the final. Denise Hoggatt starred in the windy final while coach Dr. Betty Hoff guided a largely nonlocal squad assembled from players across Iowa.

Luther College ASA Ellis Park Denise Hoggatt Betty Hoff Luther Ellis Cherry Burrell Cedar Rapids Cherry- Burrell Cherry-Burrell Ted O.R Decorah Belmond Keota Dr. Hoff Kathie Schluter Davenport Queens Cherry Terri Uhl Becky White Jacki Wright Holly Jacobs Pat Foltz Janet Berry Diane Gillette Gretchen Smith Smith Wanda Milbrath Crestwood Milbrath Karen Kirk Sue Kudina Kirk Uhl Hoggatt Jacobs Happytime Eby’s Sporting Goods C.R

Nicklaus makes late push but falls short at U S Open

In muggy Medi nah weather at the 7 032 yard par 71 course Watson and Crenshaw led at 213 214 while Mahaffey sat at 216. Nicklaus staged a late charge with a 34 back nine but bogeyed 16 and 18 to finish one behind the leader as Graham failed to catch Mahaffey winning score of 287.

Medinah Mahaffey Trevino Nicklaus Weiskopf Miller Beard Jack Crenshaw Graham Fitzsimons

Langhurst Star Injured in Weekend Softball Action

Langhurst AMC Jeep of Marion opened the season with four wins in six games as Emma Williams suffered a broken ankle risking the rest of the season. The team split a pair with Sexton Ford Redbirds and edged Milwaukee Metros before dropping to Indianapolis Peppers. Kris Rogers led a 11 inning 5-4 win, Laura Paulus pitched, Ann Dolan homered, and Mary Goettsch drove in two in a three-run final frame.

Langhurst AMC/Jeep Marion Emma Williams Illinois Sexton Ford Redbirds Cherry Hill Park Laura Paulus Ann Dolan Milwaukee Wisc Langhurt Williams Milwaukee Metros Indianapolis Peppers Kris Rogers Mary Goettsch

Kessler Wins Elmcrest Golf Junior Bracket

Jim Kessler shot consecutive 75 and 76 to win the Elmcrest Country Club junior golf tournament in the 16 17 year old division. Tim Thomason won 14 15 year olds with 76, Ned Zachar took 12 13 with 51 for nine holes, Jamie Sashimpaur led 10 11 with 32 over six holes, and Bob Happel claimed the nine and under group with 24 for three holes.

Jim Kessler Elmcrest Country Club Tim Thomason Ned Zachar Jamie Sashimpaur Bob Happel

Van Horbeck Wins Jones Park Golf Meet

Rich Van Horbeck shot a 38 to win low gross honors in the Jones Park Men's Golf Association event. Bob Rudd took second with 39 and Jerry Danforth third at 40. Elmer Kotaska earned low net with 43 (net 35) while Frank Forsythe was second with 42 (net 36). Cleese Gosnell had nearest the pin on No. 4.

Rich van Horbeck Jones Park Bob Rudd Jerry Danforth Elmer Kotaska Frank Forsythe Cleese Gosnell

Cherry Hill Swim Meet Champions Named

At Cherry Hill, 210 swimmers competed with Ellis 83. Triple winners include Mike DeHaan Suehila Igram Mike Jensen Jody Molitor Brian Reeves Anne Tackaberry E Cheri Kepler Kim Kepler Allan Ebur. Double winners named Dana Benson Duane Butcher Ray Kase Diane Harney Greg Levi Steve Murray Jeff Nechanicky Beth Ortmayer Julie Yos. Eva Sandi Hartkemeyer earned an additional honor.

Cherry Hill Ellis Mike DeHaan Suehila Igram Mike Jensen Jody Molitor Brian Reeves Anne Tackaberry E. Cheri Kepler Kim Kepler Allan Elsebure Dana Benson Duane Butcher Ray Kase Diane Harney Greg Levi Steve Murray Jeff Nechanicky Beth Ortmayer Julie Yos Sandi Hartkemeyer

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