Campbell's 64 Tops in Citrus Golf
Joe Campbell a former touring pro and current club pro shot a record tying 64 at Rio Pinar to surge into contention in the Citrus Open. He equaled the course record and the year’s consecutive birdie mark with a six under, 138 total after 36 holes, two behind leaders Yancey Aaron and Pott.
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Campbell
Orlando, Fla
Joe Campbell
Bert Yancey
Tommy Aaron
Johnny Pott
Mason Rudolph
Bob Dickson
Tucson
Ariz
Rio Pinar Country Club
Whittle Springs Golf Club
Knoxville
British Irked By Arnie Sale
The British PGA protested Arnold Palmer golf balls sold cheaply at British gas stations. The group planned no action, though the discount hit member pros who usually run on course shops selling gear. A gas firm offered pros the right to sell the balls.
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London
Ted and Lemon to meet at camp for personnel talks
Ted Williams invites former Washington Senators manager Jim Lemon to join the training camp next week for consultation. Lemon, under contract, will likely not wear a uniform but will meet Williams to discuss personnel matters.
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Pompano Beach
Fla
Jim Lemon
Washington Senators
Ted Williams
Lemon
Senators
Williams
Upsets Trim Iowa Class A Tourney Field in Substate Round
In Friday night action Springville, BGM and Elkader led a slate of surprises as eight teams, including unbeaten Paullina Norway and Walsh of Ottumwa, advanced toward the state tourney at Des Moines March 19 22. Elkader upset Sumner 61 42 at Fayette, while Grundy Center Story City fell. Delwood edged Springville 54 48 in Clinton, and BGM Brooklyn beat Walsh 59 50. Norway meets Fort Madison Aquinas Monday, Elkader faces Delwood in Fayette. Eastern Iowa roundup follows.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Paullina
Norway
Walsh
Ottumwa
Elkader
Aces
Fayette
Sumner
Grundy Center
Story City
Delwood
Springville
Clinton
B-G-M
Brooklyn
Iowa Cedar
Fort Madison Aquinas
Washington
Upper Iowa College
Walsh Falcons Win Big Over B G M to Reach Substate
Twelfth ranked Ottumwa Walsh moved into substate with a 59 to 50 win over B G M of Brooklyn. Walsh shot 63 percent and led most of the game. Tim Dellers dominated with 26 points and 17 rebounds, while Denny McCulla led B G M with steady scoring.
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Ottumwa
Walsh
Brooklyn
Gaels
Bears
Tim Dellers
Denny McCulla
Tn Isthinae
Tipton Falls as Norway Keeps Perfect Record at 49-44
Norway Tigers improve to 25-0 with a 49-44 victory over Tipton in the class A district final at Kennedy. Bruce Kimm leads Norway with 20 points, while Tipton’s Steve Volz scores 12 and Nielsen adds 10. Norway advances to substate final against Fort Madison Aquinas in Washington, Iowa.
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Tipton
Rich Morden
Kennedy High School
Norway
Steve Volz
Bernie Hutchison
Ottumwa Walsh
Kennedy
John Netolicky
Rick Nielsen
Spoden
Tigers
Bruce Kimm
Gade
Nielsen
Benhart
Lonalty, Cooney
Wenchie
Lana Farnsworth
Tourney Roundup From Northeast Iowa Overtime Action
A roundup of high school tournament scores across Northeast Iowa with overtime noted. Notables include Norway at Cherkee Pavlina 91, Delwood 54 over Springville 48, Woodbine 61 Fremont Mills, Elkader ro 42, Adel 7 am Alltown Hamilton Center 51, Spencer Alta 55 Sibley 52, Washington Fort Madison Aquinas 66 Sun 58, and Sioux Center 50 etc.
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Ane North Oe
Story
Me Kennedy Norway
Cherkee
Pavlina
Clinton Delwood
Springville
Woodbine
Fremont Mills
Tabor
Fayette Elkader
Cedar Valle
Pulver
Trues
Cagneu
Adel
Alltown
Hamilton’s Center
T City Ee Russell
Bes
Ottumwa
Walsh
B.G.M
Sioux Center
Reese En Reason
Spencer Alta
Sibley
Washington Ft. Mad
Aquinas
Sun
Substate finals schedule features top teams and fixtures
The notice lists Substate Finals matchups with Paulina, Chel, and Adel high teams. Mon and Wed evening games in Polk and Fort Madison set with varying records, conveying district playoff pacing and venues for early week contests.
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Polk
Russell
Adel
Titus Gains AAU Final
Titus of Waterloo won 106 to 102 in overtime against Gralek Motors of Marshalltown to reach the 1969 Iowa AAU final. Vincent Clay of Fort Dodge, which beat AMF Tool 118 to 99, will oppose Titus in Sunday’s championship after Ray Bob Carey scored 35 for Titus in the semifinal win.
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Marshalltown
UPI
Titus
Waterloo
Gralek Motors
Iowa
Tot Peterson
Gralnek Motors
John Vermilyea
Vincent Clay
AMF Tool
College Basketball NCAA Regional Results A Mix of Upsets and Close Games
Eastern Regional Montclair State over LeMoyne 1 0 run. Old Dominion 60, Mary’s 95. Norfolk State beats Restonal Ethland 43. Missouri 77, North Park 81. Valparaiso 91, Concordia II 1. South and Great Lakes Regions feature UC Irvine 55, Nevada Las Vegas 84. Wake Forest edges Carolina 71 in a tense finish.
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Great Lakes
North Park
Valparaiso
Concordia
Far West
Fran
St. $1
Uc-Irvine
Evada
Las Vegas
Uc-David
Big Ten Approves Freshman Varsity Status for Indiana
The Big Ten approved freshman competition on most varsity teams excluding football and basketball starting next fall and in NCAA championships this spring. Indiana University benefits immediately by using Mark Spitz and other top freshmen in defense of its NCAA swimming title at Bloomington March 27 to 29. Final action followed a second NCAA rule vote after a divided Feb 2 meeting.
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Chicago
Big Ten
Indiana University
Mark Spitz
Bloomington
Ind
Marcus Plant
Michigan
Stark Named Rochester Head Coach After Harvard stint
Peter Pat Stark, former Harvard assistant coach for six years, is named head coach at the University of Rochester. Stark, a Syracuse quarterback in the early 1950s, steps into the leadership role at Rochester.
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Rochester
N.Y
Peter
Pat” Stark
Harvard
University of Rochester
Stark
Syracuse
Aquinas Clinches District Title With 66 58 Win
Aquinas (14-8) captured the district crown by defeating Morning Sun 66-58. Thomas led with 13 points while Morning Sun's Kerr scored 25 to earn game honors. Aquinas earns a sub-state showdown against undefeated Norway Monday in Minas.
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Ft. Madison
Aquinas
Morning Sun
Thomas
Kerr
Norway
Minas
Sorvesie
Bnav
ENO Sui Sun
Wis
John
Delwood Surges Past Springville 54 48 In District Final
Delwood overcame a late Springville rally to win 54 48 in a class A district final. John Lainge scored 29 for Delwood, while Springville’s Steve Bowdish had 18 in the loss. Kent iced the victory with four free throws in the final minute as Delwood improved to 18 4.
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Clinton
Delwood
Springville
Orioles
Dave Kent
John Lainge
Kent
Lainge
Steve Bowdish
Elkader Routs Sumner 61 42 In Class A Final
Elkader surged past Sumner 61 to 42 to claim the class A district finals, led by Jim Bashkofsky with 19 points and Rodger Newman with 14. Sumner held a 26-25 halftime edge before Elkader dominated the second half. Doyle Jobe topped the losers with 14 points.
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Fayette
Jim Bashkofsky
Rodger Newman
Elkader
Sumner
Doyle Jobe
Jim Svehboteky
Stance
Ren
Cory” Gundacker
Jobe
Tom Armes
Rick ‘Lampe
al Taylor
Montezuma Girls Dominate All-Ioshiek Conference Team
Montezuma placed four players on the first team in the All-Ioshiek conference girls basketball selections. Rose Schultz and Sandy Van Cleve were unanimous forwards along with Vickie Shaw of English Valley. Also named from Montezuma were Carolyn Little and Kathy Palmer, with Jean McMann and Paulette Maas from Benton Community and Elaine Debrower from H-L-V of Victor receiving mentions.
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Montezuma
Iowa Whips Ohio State Gymnasts in season finale
Iowa City loaded with stars as Iowa’s gymnasts roll to a 183.95 to 163.975 victory over Ohio State to finish the season 10-1 overall and 6-1 in the Big Ten. Bob Dickson led with wins on floor exercise and parallel bars and shared first on horizontal bar, aiding Iowa to top three finishes in all events except vault and pommel horse.
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Iowa
Keith McCanless
Iowa City
Hawkeye
Ohio State
Bob Dickson
Hawkeyes
Dickson
Rich Scorza
Pearson's Car Damaged in Practice at North Carolina Speedway
Buddy Baker led 16 more qualifiers for the Carolina 500 as a dramatic two car crash during practice nearly eliminated pole sitter David Pearson. Baker, in a Dodge Charger, posted 119.450 mph for ninth starting spot, just shy of Pearson's 119.916 mph speed record. Pearson clashed with Isaac, Allison and Yarbrough. Yarbrough crashed into the guard rail after hitting oil and Pearson's car, ending up on the infield apron.
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Rockingham, N. C
Buddy Baker
Charlotte
North Carolina Motor Speedway
David Pearson
Baker
Pearson
Bobby Isaac
Bobby Allison
Lee Roy Yarbrough
Isaac
Allison
Yarbrough
Wayne Embry to retire after 1968 69 season
Veteran NBA center Wayne Embry, who has played 883 games, announced his retirement effective at season’s end. The 1 year veteran said he wishes he were two or three years younger and that Milwaukee Bucks have an outstanding future and he wishes he could be part of it.
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Milwaukee, Wis
Wayne Embry
National Basketball Assn
Embry
Milwaukee Bucks
Manchester Pair Take Ring Titles
Two Manchester boxers Frank Staton at 125 and Doug Moyle at 178 captured Iowa Open Golden Gloves titles here Friday night while Cedar Rapids rivals faltered. Staton beat James Bond Marshalltown in the final and Moyle stopped Jesse Cortez Des Moines, with several Cedar Rapids contenders bowing out in semis and finals across novice and open classes.
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Manchester
Frank Staton
Doug Moyle
Cedar Rapids
Staton
James Bond
Marshalltown
Moyle
Jesse Cortez
Joe McCaddon
Lamont Lovelady
Davenport
Barth Named Luther Basketball's Most Valuable Star
Luther College captain Frank Barth, from Lake Forest Illinois, earned Most Valuable and Most Inspirational honors as the Norse finished 7-7 in the Iowa conference and 13-9 overall. Barth led in scoring and rebounding, and will play in the March 25 All-Star Game in Cedar Rapids. coach Kent Finanger also to coach.
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Decorah
Luther College
Frank Barth
Lake Forest
Ill
Luther
Frank Barthop
Iowa
Barth
Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Sports Club
Iowa University
Kent Finanger
Norse
Tom Anderson
Clear Lake
Raleigh Galgan
Zion, Ill
Bill Scott
Rock Island, Ill
Rolf Wulfsberg
Overland Park
Kan
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Bill Sandy
Jack Yakovich
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Lee Oakerland
Tim Sullivan
Jerry Bratland
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