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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
8
Continental Football League officials reveal plans for rule experiments in exhibition games next month. Changes include no ties, ban on fair catches, adjusted kickoff rules, five yard shielding after punts, and a fifth quarter overtime approach to break ties with washouts if still tied.
Hopkinton defeated Holy Cross 14 to 0 as 19 batters came to the plate in the fifth inning. Don Huber hit a two run homer for Hopkinton while Worthington edged New Vienna 7-6 with a late rally. Loras Wolfe had three hits including a two run homer for New Vienna.
Jim Koering improved to 7-0 on the mound for Lincoln of Stanwood Mechanicsville, earning a 2-1 win over Olin. Lincoln enters 4-0 in the Wapsie conference and 10-1 overall as Doug Jones collects two hits including a homer.
The Philadelphia Eagles announce the signings of linebackers Mike Morgan Dave Lloyd and Don Hultz. The trio brings a combined weight exceeding a quarter of two tons as part of the team’s roster additions.
New York AP report says middieweight champ Joey Giardello likely will sign by July 6 for a defense. He is in talks with Madison Square Garden about a Dick Tiger match and also with Philadelphia sources regarding Tiger or George Benton.
Sweden’s Brecht pitched a complete game allowing three hits as Norway defeated Cedar Rapids Prairie 9-0. Schulte yielded five hits in four innings before Steve Sonza relieved him in the fifth. Kimm and Bakula had two hits each for Norway, while McVay drove in three runs.
Marengo will host a six team double elimination softball tournament July 4 5 at the view lighted park on the town edge First prize 40 second prize 20 MVP trophy Admission 50 cents over 12 youngsters free Koszta faces Marengo No 2 in the opener Sunday at 1 pm Six games Sunday with a final around 8 30 pm Four games Monday starting at 4 pm
Mackin Paint defeated Dr Pepper 8 to 3 at Daniels Park in 14 15 Kid league play Monday for its fourth consecutive victory. Tim Rooney pitched two hits and had two hits at the plate, with Gary Keepper adding two hits for Mackin.
ANAMOSA The Reformatory Cats softball team lost to Rockford 3 to 0 on Saturday for their first defeat of the campaign. Artis Simpson collected three hits and Dave Schaul added a double. The Cats travel to Springville for a 2 p.m. game Saturday, marking the first time in years a reformatory team has played outside the institution.
The Western Open draws a star crowd but many big names choose to skip the 70 000 event held at a 6686 yard course to rest ahead of the British Open. Palmer Nicklaus Player and McGowan among absentees with Lema Rodriguez and Floyd among others playing.
Al Cline and Bill Stusak teamed to win the Ellis Park Golf Assn nine hole blind partner event. Net scores show Cline 75 with Stusak 75, plus other high placers in the whole division and low net individuals led by Robert Dew.
Center Point pitcher Larry Miller threw a one hitter with 14 strikeouts as Center Point crushed Alburnett 11-0 on Monday. Miller led a strong defense with Klopp Horak Hepker contributing on offense and defense in the high school baseball win.
Jack Nicklaus earned 4050 dollars for fifth at the St Paul Open to push his official PGA money to 687,? or 68,488, leading Tony Lema who slipped with 550 dollars in this event. Bruce Devlin rose to third, while Dan Sikes falls further in the ranking amid a crowded top 10 money list.
ANAMOSA The Lisbon Horseshoe club defeated the Reformatory team 21 to 4 over the weekend. Only Reformatory teams to win were Bob Padgett and Bob Bandfield 2 3 and Bob Minor and Dick Turner 2 3.
A final softball game is reported with sponsorship noted. The brief mentions the event aligns with the association’s activities and promotes community participation.
Springville Suleks split a Sunday doubleheader in Big Creek softball beating Viola 13 3 and losing to Anamosa Raiders 7 5. Bremer homered and notable plays were contributed by Ferner Clark Pey Mysak Keune Bremer and Bremer.
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