Rodgers Freewheeling Swing Clinches Doral Open win
Phil Rodgers lifted his game by loosening his swing to gain distance and momentum, securing the Doral Open title with a 278 total ten under par. Kermit Zarley finished second tied with Jay Dolan at 279 as Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus trailed. Rule finished with 289.
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Dolan
Rodgers
Zarley
Arnold Palmer
Ray Floyd
Jack McGowan
Frank Beard
Johnny Pott
Jack Nicklaus
Palm Springs
Jack Rule
Cedar Rapids
Rule
Phil Rodgers
Jay Dolan
Kermit, Zarley
Gay Brewer Jr
Jacky Cupit
Sam Snead
Bruce Devlin
Julius Boros
George Archer
Gardner Dickinson
Dick Crawford
Tom Aaron
Dave Marr
Dan Sikes Jr
H. Sikes
Dale Douglas
Rex Baxter
Ken Venturi
Mason Rudolph
Gordon Jones
George Knudson
Bobby Nichols
Three Way Tie Tops Otter Creek Shooting Meet
A three way tie for first occurs at Otter Creek Sportsman's club with Dr H N Polance and Bob Martin of Cedar Rapids and D D Arrowwood of Hampton scoring 99 of 100 in the 16 yard event. Other winners include Handicap Dave Ziegler Tama 95 of 100, doubles Thomas Stephenson Tama 47 of 50, overall Denny Martin Cedar Rapids 228 of 250, 18 20 yard Donna Polance Cedar Rapids 191 of 200, 20 23 yard Denny Martin Cedar Rapids 185 of 200, 24 27 yard Irv Hartrum Cedar Rapids 181 of 200.
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Dr. H. N. Polance
Bob Martin
Cedar Rapids
D. D. Arrowwood
Hampton
Otter Creek
Dave Ziegler
Tama
Thomas Stephenson
Denny Martin
C. R
Donna Polance
Irv Hartrum
Major Open League Sets Tuesday Meeting
A Major Open softball league meeting is scheduled for Tuesday at 7 30 p m at the Riverside Recreation Center 1115 C Street SW. Those planning to field a team this year are urged to attend.
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Riverside Recreation Center
C Street
Kentucky Coaches Praise Runts After Title Run
Kentucky's Rupp praised his players after a 74-70 win for Utah over Oregon State, with about 20,000 fans greeting the champions in Lexington. Rupp, named Coach of the Year in New York, noted the team's strong rebounding and speed as Duke looms in the NCAA semifinals.
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Rupp
Kentucky
Lexington
New York
New York Basketball Writers
Duke
Vic Babus
Utah
Lyndon MacKay
Oregon State
George Fisher
Kansas
Ted Owens
Two Kentucky Stars Honored In NCAA Mideast Tourney
IOWA CITY AP Pat Riley and Louie Dampier of champion Kentucky were named to the NCAA Mideast basketball tournament team. Riley led Kentucky to an 84-77 win over Michigan and was chosen MVP. Also on the all tournament team were Cazzie Russell Michigan Henry Finkel Dayton and Wayne Chapman Western Kentucky.
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Associated Press
Iowa City
Western Kentucky
Wayne Chapman
Dayton
Don May
May
Chapman
Greg Smith
Western
Kentucky
Michigan
Pat Riley
Louie Dampier
Riley
Cazzie Russell
Henry Finkel
Marion Baseball Group To Meet
The Marion Baseball league Inc annual membership meeting will be held in Linn County REC basement Thursday at 7 30 p m. Members will elect directors for 1966 hear committee reports discuss league changes establish planning dates and hear a report on the umpires training clinic. The 1965 World Series film will be shown courtesy of Ed Morris general manager of the Cedar Rapids Cardinals.
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Marion Baseball League, Inc
Linn County
R.E.C
Ed Morris
Cedar Rapids Cardinals
Sonny Myers and Stomper Win Pro Mat Feature
Sonny Myers and The Stomper defeated the Viking and Bob Brown in two straight falls in a pro wrestling feature at Memorial Coliseum. Also: Myers and Brown drew in 15 minutes. Bulldog Lee Henning beat Jerry Kozak. Pat O’Connor won by disqualification over The Butcher after the manager interfered.
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Sonny Myers
Stomper
Viking
Bob Brown
Memorial Coliseum
Lee Henning
Jerry Kozak
Pat O’connor
Butcher
Baseball scores roundup from the major leagues
The article reports multiple MLB results: Chicago White Sox 1 Cincinnati 0 thanks to Lee Elia in the ninth. Houston 4-3 over Washington as Greg Sims homered. Minnesota 2 Detroit 1 with Jake Wood scoring in the ninth. Kansas City 8 Boston 4 after six unearned runs in the second. California Angels 3 Chicago Cubs 2 with Bob Lee and Chris Krug homers. Pittsburgh 6 Philadelphia 2 as Dave Roberts homered and the Phils left the bases loaded three times.
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Lee Elia
Chicago White Sox
Cincinnati
Pete Ward
Elia
Houston
Greg Sims
Washington
Lee Maye
Astro
Kansas City
Dick Radatz
Boston
George Smith
Athletics
George Scott
California Angels
Chicago Cubs
Bob Lee
Chris Krug
Cubs
Dave Roberts
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Philadelphia
Phils
Two Teams May Oppose Miller Nomination
Spokesmen for the Atlanta Braves and the Los Angeles Dodgers said their teams may oppose Marvin J. Miller for executive director of the Players' Assn. Player reps Bolling and Fairly noted some teammates question hiring a union official for the $50 000 a year post. Miller, 48, has led as assistant to the United Steelworkers president since 1960 and was named by player reps from 20 major league teams.
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Vero Beach
Fla
Atlanta Braves
Los Angeles Dodgers
Marvin J. Miller
Players’ Assn
Frank Bolling
Braves
Ron Fairly
Dodgers
Miller
United Steelworkers of America
Major League Baseball Players’ Assn
Pro Hockey National League Results Summary
Montreal defeated Detroit 4 1 Toronto beat Boston 6 0 Chicago won over New York 4 2 Montreal 2 Montreal 2 Toronto 1 Boston 4 New York Detroit losses listed. Pro Basketball standings show Eastern and Western conference results with scores including St. Louis Cincinnati Philadelphia New York Boston Baltimore San Francisco Detroit. Saturday results include St Louis 114 Cincinnati 113 Philadelphia 134 New York 126 Boston 129 Baltimore 98.
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Villanova
Detroit
New York
Boston
Montreal
Toronto
Chicago
Los Angeles
Philadelphia
Baltimore
St. Louis
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Value Beyond Penny Purchases at JPC Printing
Customers praise JPC Printing for more than low prices noting ideas and extras that add value beyond the purchase price. The message highlights the importance of partnering with a printer who offers guidance and additional benefits.
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JPC
Bowling Highlights From May City Events And Lanes
Loftsgard rolled 620 and Palumbo 621 in a makeup May City Ladies Classic session. John Wall led Legion Major with 691 series for Standard Appliance as Howard Braun added 253 and Fran Casey earned a WIBC Century Award with 233.
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Ethel Loftsgard
Rose Palumbo
John Wall
Wall
Oskaloosa
Howard Braun
Adolph Hanson
Jim Hiatt
Bob Procek
Cryovac
Ivan Lamparek
Pink Elephants
Ben Trickey
Dlutch
Henry Piecock
Nora McSkimming
Fran Casey
Jr. Hanson
Derald Hensch
Stan Butters
Bob Brown
Tom Stastny
Ray Hernandez
Forrest Greene
Galen Glick
C. Rothmeyer
Vince Schevers
Ton Stastny
Joe Demaria
Jim_ Hiatt
Kris Kinkead
Bob Whitfield
Jim_ McSkimming
al Schamberger
Ray Kessell
Walt Jarboe
Ray Waychoff
Minnie Smith
Mary Ann Wooff
Mary Ann Farrington
Marilyn Richards
Vivian Trickey
Dolly Draker
Karen Clark
Marge Sheible
Libby Fields
Thelma Jewell
Rosa Middleton
Rose_ Palumb
Marion
Kay Klinger
Ya Butts
Twilighters
Leo Kalous
Wilma Niell
Charlotte Hallacher
Gutter Dusters
Hillviewers
Wally DeWoody
Bob Marsh
Betty Haahr
Ha- Ma's
Peterson Four
North Linn
Sweet Door
City
Jubilee
Jack Rowray
Alburnett
Bob Berry
Alan Brown
Howard Powers
Velma
Spare
Paul Braver
Loyal Adams
Ross
Ken Conner
Bob Knoll
Gail Ogden
Tigers
Immies
Diane Hall
Holy Rollers
Bill Norris
Marilyn Berry
Betty Paul
Pin Wheels
Williams Plumming
Rf Legion
Carroll Douglas
Ralph Bell
Iowa Home Improvement
Lumberland
Buzz Graham
Russ Schamberger
Royale Ballroom
Standard
Bob Procok
the Five
Cryovac Ladies
Daryl Procok
Gooney Birds
Sure Spares
May City
Harry Schmitt
Rates and Teams in Local Bowling League Standings
A jumble of team names and scores lists player names and contact numbers for a local bowling league. Multiple clubs and players such as Rev Waychoff and Daytime Classic Vivian Trickey appear among scores like 603 and 955wet, with venues including Jordan's Tavern and Libby Fiel.
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Vivian Trickey
Rose Mary Hughes
Ay Cutter
Misfits
Forrest Greene
Enn Jones
Jones Os
Mary Ann Woolf
Libby Fiel
Irene Poets
Tnt's
Pindowners
Pink Elephant
Ivan Lamparek
Jordan's Tavern
Eaglette
Minnie Smith
Stusak
City-Ettes
Karen Clask
Jan Ocarne
Coonrod’s
Jeff Booster Club To Meet Tuesday
The Jefferson Booster club will hold a meeting Tuesday night at 7 30 in room 227 of the school. All members are asked to attend as there will be important business to take up.
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The
Jefferson Booster Club
Ansano Lee wins outpoint over Yoko Fujita in Tokyo
Ansano Lee of South Korea defeated Yoko Fujita of Japan by outpoint in a Tokyo bout. Lee achieved a clear lead with precise punches and controlled the pace, earning recognition from judges.
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Associated Press
Tokyo
Ansano Lee
South Korea
Yoko Fujita
Japan
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