Cyclone Council Exonerates Coaches Two Demands Accepted
Iowa State University Athletic Council exonerates coaches of racial discrimination claims from Negro athletes. Two of eight athlete demands are accepted: use of blacks or Afro-Americans as terms and hiring a Negro counselor. The council rejects firing staff, hiring a Negro coach in each sport, and housing or work-eligibility changes.
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L. C. Timm
Robert C. Billings
Glenn Anderson
Athletic Council
Iowa State
Brechler Named UC Berkeley Athletic Director
Paul W. Brechler was named athletic director at the University of California Berkeley, succeeding Pete Newell after unrest among Black athletes. Brechler, 55, will take the post August 15. He previously chaired the Western Athletic Conference for six years and led the old Skyline Conference for three, after an earlier AD role at Iowa.
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University of Iowa
Welty Way Defeats Feigner’s King and His Court 4-1
Welty Way of Cedar Rapids edged Eddie Feigner and his King and His Court 4-1 at Memorial stadium before 3,000 fans. Feigner, in his 23rd touring year, dazzled with unorthodox pitches and a blindfold act while allowing five hits and fanning 11.
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Mets Narrowly Miss .500 Mark With 3-1 Win Over Astros
New York improved to 35-36 as Don Cardwell and Ron Taylor silenced Houston with seven shutout innings. Ed Charles and Jerry Grote delivered key hits in a seventh inning rally, while Versalles homered in the 11th to lift San Francisco past the Dodgers and keep pace in the NL standings.
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Rosewall Survives Slugfest With Pasarell at Wimbledon
Ken Rosewall the 33 year old Australian No 2 seed barely outlasted Charles Pasarell of Puerto Rico in five sets 7 9 6 1 6 8 6 2 6 3 to reach the Wimbledon second round as rain and winds slow the tournament. Eight US players remained in the men's singles after four days.
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St. Louis
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Australia
Sun Mart 9 Keeps 12-13 Lead in Van Vechten League
Sun Mart remained unbeaten atop the Southeast 12-13 year old Kids league at Van Vechten Friday with a 5-2 win over Hy-Vee. Mark Keeton earned the win with 14 strikeouts, while Gary Beck added two hits. Dave Stevenson threw a no hitter and contributed two hits as Exchange defeated Gazette 5-1. Kraig Spratt had two hits. At Noelridge Bruce Reeder went 2 for 3 in UPWA’s 7-0 victory over Dairy Queen. Cedar Rapids Sports Club topped Kilborn 4-2.
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Cedar Rapids
Kilborn
Kids league action sparks multiple wins at Jones Park
Earnests star in Cryovac 193 win over Jaycees as Ron Earnests and Terry Earnests combine for seven hits and Terry adds two side hitts. Randy Jacobson ropes three hits and a 15 straight retired at plate.
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Phillies sign No 2 pick Jeff Wang from California
The Philadelphia Phillies announced the signing of Jeff Wang an 18 year old outfielder from Torrance California. Wang was the Phillies No 2 selection in the recent free agent draft and will report to Eugene Oregon.
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Philadelphia
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Jeff Wang
Torrance
Calif
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Phillies
Eugene
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