Wright and Mann Lead Open With 7s in Pro-Am Tuneup
Wright and Mann each shot under par in the pro-am at Sunnyside as the Waterloo Open began with aims at a $10,000 purse. Whitworth, Kimball and Haynie posted 72s. Peggy Wilson withdrew with an injury. Rawls seeks top money as defending champion.
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Mickey Wright
Dallas
Texas
Carol Mann
Baltimore
Sunnyside Country Club
Kathy Whitworth
San Antonio
Ladies Professional Golf Association
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Iowa
Sandra Haynie
Long View
Miss Wright
Mississippi
Peggy Wilson
Sharon Miller
Battle Creek
Mich
Miss Miller
Betsy Rawls
Spartansburgh
B.C
Schultz Plans Baseball Clinics For Iowa Youth
Iowa City based University of Iowa coach Dick Schultz will lead a series of baseball clinics across six sites for boys aged nine to high school. The 1966 schedule includes 10 days of clinics starting June 24 in Marshalltown, with events in Fairfield Shenandoah Centerville Cedar Falls Cedar Rapids and more.
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Dick Schultz
University of Iowa
Iowa
Marshalltown
Fairfield
Shenandoah
Centerville
Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Towa Track and Field Federation
Toledo
Ohio
College of Iowa
Anese
Cedar Rapids Jefferson's
Doug Lane
New York
Koji Sakurama
Four Team Softball Meet At Hills On Saturday
A four team softball tournament is scheduled here Saturday starting at 6 p.m. The Airliner faces Coralville in the opening game and General Pest Control meets Grinnell, with winners advancing to the final at 9 p.m.
Benton, North Gain in State Women's Meet
Benton High and North High each won state softball games in Des Moines. Benton beat Roland 64 as Pam Maas allowed three hits and Wendy Wardenburg contributed at bat and defense. North High defeated Carlisle 42 with a one hit shutout by Biermann and 14 hits in the win. Southeast Warren defeated Madrid 16-1 and Kingsley Pierson beat Meservey Thornton 17-4 in first round action.
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West Union
Benton
van Home
Roland
Pam Maas
Wendy Wardenburg
Ted
Carlisle
Biermann
North
Southeast Warren
Madrid
Kingsley‘Pierson
Meservey - Thornton
Bear Bryant Returns to Birmingham for Tests
Alabama coach Bear Bryant flew into Birmingham by private plane and was taken to University hospital after collapsing at a Los Angeles coaches clinic. He said he felt pretty good before leaving Los Angeles, accompanied by his wife, assistant coach Sam Bailey, and his son Paul Bryant Jr.
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Birmingham
Ala
Alabama
Paul “Bear” Bryant
University Hospital
Bryant
Los Angeles
Sam Bailey
Paul Bryant, Jr
Atlanta
Keokuk Honors Dick Hutcherson For Le Mans Finish
Keokuk saluted its own Dick Hutcherson after his third place finish in a Le Mans 2 hour race. A downtown parade preceded a City Hall ceremony where the mayor awarded him the key to the city as doctors report his condition as satisfactory and awaiting further tests.
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Keokuk
Dick Hutcherson
le Mans
France
Kenneth Henke, Jr
Mine Utatahannan Sannlen
Red Peppers seating changes spark student uproar
The piece argues new seating rules force students to sit with their assigned dates, hurting groups who previously sat together and making football weekends less enjoyable. It humorously envisions a band led musical chairs solution and notes broader entertainment and sports chatter among Iowa students.
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Vietnam
NASA
Dick Tracy
de Gaulle
Ruskies
Ray Nagel
Iowa
Freddie Ebb
Split Decision lifts Machen over Orbillo in LA
Eddie Madi sen, 196 of Berkeley, won a 1 round split decision against Army Pvt. Joey Oxbill, Wilmington, in front of 10,000 fans. The bout featured body punches, breaking down the 183-pound challenger for his first professional loss in 13 fights. Hills-Fordtown edged General Pest Control 4 2 in Cedar Rapids. Pete Carlson drove in both Fordtown runs in the third after an error kept the rally alive. Wieland scored for General Pest.
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Vetteran
Eddie Madisen
Berkeley
Calif
Army
Joey Oxbill
Wilmington
Hills
Fordtown
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Pete Carlson
Wilson's seventh-eighth grade team tops Roosevelt 4-1 in early run spree
Wilson's seventh-eighth grade baseball squad scored all four runs in the first two innings on eight walks and a fielder's choice to defeat Roosevelt 4-1 on Thursday at Roosevelt. Keown, Thuncie, Loftssard, and Ikon Keown contributed to the win.
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Roosevelt
Iken Keown
Thuncie
Loftssard
Hurn Paces Franklin in a 63 63 victory
Hurn led Franklin with strong hitting and bases loaded threats as Jed Franklin drove in key runs. Teammates Tate Peuerbach and Draker provided support while Wartinate and Totals contributed in the late innings.
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Carlson
Tom Hurn
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A Genet
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Oidis
Liston To Adopt Swedish Youth After Fight
Associates of Sonny Liston said he will remain in Sweden to fight for six months and plans to adopt a Swedish boy after his bout July 1 with Germhard Zech of Germany. Liston filed adoption forms in Goteborg where he had been training. The child’s mother, who worked at Liston’s Goteborg hotel, told him of her difficulties.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Sonny Liston
Germhard Zech
Germany
Liston
Goteborg
Liston’s
Mount Vernon over Lisbon 11 5 in high school game
Mount Vernon offense erupts for eight runs in the third inning to beat Lisbon 11 to 5. Brenneman and Maguire signs noted. Maguire inks 1966 contract with the Bills. Roosevelt ninth graders top Wilson 6 5 as Dirk Dunbar homers in a four run fifth. Brusha homered for Wilson in the first.
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Mount Vernon
Lisbon
Franklin Ninth Graders Win 60 Over Taft on Thursday
Dennis Smith pitched a two hit victory for Franklin against Taft as John Sedenka tripled and Jeff Jonson doubled to aid the 60 point win. Cauley, Shara, Bravman, Smith and Darling contributed on offense and defense.
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Washington
Franklin
Taft
John Sedenka
Jeff Jonson
Seb
Cauley
Shara
Bravman
Smith
Darling
Hurn Leads 4 2 Victory In Major League Play
Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods tops Cedar Falls as Skip Anderson drives Cedar Falls in a 4 2 loss at Daniels Park. Mike Hurn fires a hit effort with 10 strikeouts and two runs batted in, lifting Midwest Investment over Mackin Paint in a Friday game at 3 40 p m with a 25 cent entry fee for track side entries.
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Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods
Cedar Falls
Skip Anderson
Daniels Park
Mike Hurn
Ing
O.R. Labhuts
Thetham Stadium
Sporting Goods
Jackson and Birkicht
Burns
Kelly
Giants sign Davis and Childs to NFL contracts
The New York Giants announce the signings of defensive end Roosevelt Davis and defensive back Clarence Childs to National Football League contracts.
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NEW York
New York Giants
Roosevelt Davis
Clarence Childs
National Football League
Goeltz Wins Third Straight National Interscholastic Tennis Title
WILLIAMSPORT, Mass. AP reports Bobby Goeltz, 19, of Landon School Bethesda Md, captures a national interscholastic tennis championship for the third consecutive year, setting a record in the event.
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Williamsport
Mass
Bobby Goeltz
Landon School
Bethesda
Bases Loaded HR Lifts Harding to 7-1 Win
A bases loaded homer in the third inning by Ryan powered Harding's seventh and eighth grade baseball team to a 7-1 victory over McKinley on Thursday afternoon. Readable fragments mention Roseberger and other players.
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Ryan
Harding
McKinley
McKinley Harding
Hobbs
McKinley Ninth Graders Win Season Opener
McKinley ninth grade baseball edged Harding 7 to 5 for its first win. Heck tripled for the Bears while Harding’s Rafferty and Abraham also tripled.
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Harding
Heck
Bears
Rafferty and
Abraham
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