Tony Jacklin Leads Cleveland Open With 65
Tony Jacklin shot a 65 to take an early lead in the Cleveland Open golf event. He noted his form has faded since winning the Jacksonville Open and cited mixed results at the Masters and Tournament of Champions along with modest prize checks. Pete Rozelle discussed NFL labor tensions and urged unity between owners and players. Twins manager Cal Elmer praised short games as long as they yield wins.
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Movement to repeal freshmen eligibility rules in NCAA
SAN FRANCISCO RP Four conference commissioners push for repeal of the ruling allowing freshmen to compete on varsity teams in most sports. The Collegiate Commissioners Assn wound up a four day meeting with division on the issue. They also consider uniform scholarship terms and methods to keep athlete interest amid debates over four year versus one year grants.
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Fetzer Leads Victor Qualifiers in Belle Plaine Golf
Victor’s Jim Fetzer topped the state Junior golf qualifiers at Belle Plaine Country Club with a 35 39 74 to lead alongside Lonnie Nielsen Belle Plaine and John Fullmer. The trio advances to the Jaycee Junior Tournament in Dubuque July 12 13. Dennis Junge Keystone paced the 12 year old division with 59 while Ted Yanacek Belle Plaine was runner up with 60.
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McDowell, Sox Fall as Unearned Runs Sink Cleveland
Sam McDowell, an All-Star pitcher, struck out the side early but six unearned runs fueled Boston's 3 run win over Cleveland. Jose Santiago earned his ninth victory in 13 decisions. Minnesota blanked Baltimore 2-0 as Dave Boswell pitched five shutout innings in a rain-shortened game.
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Loras Grad Wins Pro Am Tuneup In Iowa Amateur Tourney
Du buque Iowa engaged in soggy conditions as 34 Cedar Rapids and Marion golfers join 175 starters in the Pro Am tuneup for the Iowa Amateur. Mike Hogan a Loras College alumnus shot two under par 69 showing skill despite rain and a tough course.
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Dallas Signs Badgers' Dyer and Three Others
The Dallas Cowboys sign four free agents led by Wisconsin linebacker Warren Dyer and including Arkansas defensive back Tommy Tranthan, Montana State defensive back Bill Gillespie, and Virginia State running back Robert Wingo.
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Regina tops Lions 9 6 in ECIA baseball clash
Regina beat Linn-Mar 9 6 in an East Central Iowa conference baseball game. Condon hit a three run homer in the first inning while Rick Worcester went 3 for 4 with two RBIs. Bernie Milder added three straight singles for Regina as the team improved to 7 2.
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Lee Wright Wins In Ottumwa Open Tennis Tourney
Lee Wright of Cedar Rapids powered through the Ottumwa Open as top seed, defeating Randy Dryer 12-5 in junior singles. Dryer earlier beat Les Beck, 12-2, in the 16-under boys. Bruce Nagel of Iowa City won two matches, Tom Nagel and Jim Larew also claimed junior and under divisions, with several area players advancing or losing, including Betsy Larew and Ed Lamb.
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Former Piston Star Signs with Phoenix Suns
Paul Long, a 6-foot-2 guard who played college ball at Virginia Tech and Wake Forest, signed with the Phoenix Suns after one season with the Detroit Pistons where he averaged 3.6 points per game.
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Cubs Bolster Roster With Johnson Oliver Trade Firestorm
The Cubs traded Lou Johnson to Cleveland for Willie Smith and acquired Gene Oliver from Boston. Chicago also promoted Bil Stone man from Tacoma and sent Chuck Hartenstein and John Boccabella to Tacoma. Boston claimed Juan Pizarro from Pittsburgh.
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Tschopp Sparks Jefferson Past Burlington 3 1
Mark Tschopp pitched and batted for Cedar Rapids Jefferson to a 3-1 win over Burlington. He hit a three run double in the first inning and held the Grayhounds to four hits. Jeff's summer record improves to 3-4.
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Gladbrook Girls Oust Grand Valley 9-0 in State Tourney
DES MOINES Gladbrook ousted Grand Valley 9-0 in a delayed first round girls softball state tournament game played Thursday.
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Girls Softball Scores From TH Groceries League
Siena defeated an unidentified opponent 7 to 3 in a partial game report. Fei and Warren led in hits and runs for their teams as the details of other matchups remain unclear from the damaged text.
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Pesthy Retains National Epee Title in Miami Meet
Paul Pesthy of Ft Sam Houston Texas won the epee final of the National fencing championship for the third straight year. He is noted as a member of the pentathlon team and the 1967 national champion of the New York Athletic Club.
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