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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1966

Page

14

All-State Iowa Prep Basketball Honors Named

Wilton Junction's B J Lange earns third team while Stormont's Mike Conner makes fifth unit. Top two seniors Joe Bergman and Greg Douglas headline the first team with Bergman becoming a three time all stater. Seventeen players and several record marks highlighted the IDPA selections with multiple repeats from 1965.

Wilton Junction B. J. Lange Stormont Mike Conner Iowa Prep Joe Bergman Clinton St. Mary's Keokuk Greg Douglas Bergman Douglas IDPA Rich Agard Ames Tom Schulze Des Moines Roosevelt Bob Walker Clinton Don Anderson Clear Lake Agard Gene West Central Iowa Schulze Des Moines Marcellus McMichael Roosevelt Walker Anderson Big Dick Jensen Madrid Phil Chinitz Atlantic News-Telegraph Alan Hoskins Ottumwa Courier Bob Fleischer Clinton Herald Larry Tucker Council Bluffs Mel Pitzen Marshalltown Times-Republican Hal Lagerstrom Dubuque Telegraph-Herald Alex Stoddard Sioux City Journal Bob Brown Fort Dodge Messenger Jim van Heel Mason City Globe-Gazette Harrison Weber Iowa Daily Press Association

Major Open softball league eyed for Cedar Rapids Iowa City area

Tentative plans for a five team Major Open softball league were discussed at a Cedar Rapids meeting. If the Airliner and General Pest Control join, ten games would be in Iowa City and the rest in Cedar Rapids. Cedar Rapids clubs Midwest Janitor Service Fordtown George Miller Co sponsor and unsponsored teams were also mentioned.

Iowa City Cedar Rapids Airliner General Pest Control Midwest Janitor Service Fordtown George Miller Co Fred Buchanan Bill Stafford

Rosewall and Gonzales Set for MSG Semi Final Duel

Ken Rosewall seeded two faces Pancho Gonzales in a Madison Square Garden Invitation Pro Tennis semifinal after each won his quarter final. Rosewall defeated Pierre Barthes 6 4 6 3, Gonzales beat Lew Head 6 1 6 1.

Rosewall Gonzales New York Ken Rosewall Pancho Gonzales Madison Square Garden Pierre Barthes France Lew Head Australia

Braves Lose Big in Milwaukee Anti trust Trial

Milwaukee AP report shows baseball attorneys and an accountant witness testifying that remaining in Milwaukee was not financially feasible for the Braves. Ronald A. Wipperman testified that after the 1962 Chicago group bought the club the first year showed a $42,373 net loss and further losses were anticipated through 1965. Authorities allege heavy borrowing pushed the move to Atlanta, aiding charges of conspiracy to boycott Milwaukee as a major league site. Braves owners claim a $3.5 million loss over 1962-1965.

Milwaukee Braves Wisconsin Ronald A. Wipperman Chicago Group Louis Perini Wipperman Willard Stafford National League Atlanta William C. Bartholomay

Hawkeyes End Season With Strong Home Attendance

Chicago AP reports Iowa basketball drew 598,296 fans over 70 conference games, an average of 8,519 per game and 70.6 percent of capacity. Towns led home crowds at 12,298 per game while Michigan drew 10,244 on seven road trips. Conference plans new plants for Michigan and Purdue.

Chicago Michigan Purdue

Honorable Mention Forwards Named Across Iowa Schools

A long list of boys honorable mention forwards from various Iowa high schools is recorded, highlighting players such as Charles Horan Ottumwa Walsh Davey Chase East Green Don Sears Roosevelt Steve Cooper Marshalltown and many others across districts including Roosevelt, Central, and Keokuk with extensive school connections.

Charles Horan Ottumwa Walsh Davey Chase East Green Don Sears O.M Roosevelt Steve Cooper Marshalltown Dave Neuenhoven Dave West Terry Farmer Waco Steve Becker Lynna Sully Jim Hinrich D.C Ken Markley Mount Ayr Terry Knickerbocker Stormont Terry Raleigh West Burlington Chuck Allen New _London Qick Braun Elkader Tim Trotman Washington Scott Osborne Winterset Jerry van Engg Hull W.C Jack Burke Clarinda Gary Grimm Maquoketa Valley Steve Farquhar Sutherland Steve McAreavy Maquoketa Steve Protsman Kee Hist Gene Hutchinson Diagonal Bill Slee Ft. Madison Bob Roberts Serco Paul Boock Holstein Dave Schurmann Spencer Roser Polark Oelwein S.H Leland Hines Guthrie Center Dave Seeman Granger Assumption Carl Struve Sioux Valley Dave Westphal O.M. Valley Tom Notestine Eagle Grove Roger Richardson Phil Harrington Moravia Mike Hazelhoff Swea City Ron McNeil YJB Pandho Markuly Glenwood Ben Means BGM Ken Walmuth Atlantic Rich Burton Moulton-Udell Dick Egertson Laurens Robert Hatten Bancroft Doyle Jensen Sclent Macksburs Randy Ward Fox Alley Steve Karber East Greene Allan Lindell Armstrong George Norenbure Keota Tim Pritchard Grand Comm Steve Peterson Lake Mills Ben Rathbun Madrid Ken Reimers Rockwell-Swaledale Jerry Street Mormon John Sellers D.M. East Ted Sherwood Burlington Bob Sample C.R. Jefferson Rick Selberg Schaller Ron van Wecel Grinnell Mike Williams Webster City Ron Wilson Jerry Archibald Albia Derry Bruncheen Midland Jett Tarfer West Liberty Larry Gicken Ap- Inasons Larry Goepel Ottumwa Lyndon Soberg North Scott Dick Muller Algona-Garrigan Dick Morrison Bill Mommsen Elvira John Moffit Jick Magnuson Primghar Harold Melby Juniap Malcom Powers Jim Miller Ft. Dodse Ron Kaufman Rock Valley Jim — Barkema South Damilton John Perkins Boone Valley Ron Petersen Ida Grove Jim Pedersen Extra Brian Larson Boone Frank Buchan Rick Wanamaker Iowa Valley Bruce Balaeman West Bend Chuck Gardner Oelwein Denny Ray Smith Twin Cedars Mike Vande Walle Wheatland Larry Baker R. Jefferson Jim Dyer S.C. Riverside Karl Hickerson Iowa City High Darrold Nellist C. Heelan Rick Anderson Twin Rivers Daryl Barnett Greene Fred Hanson Bettendorf Dale Hansen Logan John Sutton Ogden John Luscombe John Scott John Safranek Crestwood Cresco Joe Bacheil Ossian DeSales Jim Carlson Cedar Valley Jim Fisher Chariton Gary Grundmeier Northwood Salzn Hoodier Clarksville Doug Menainga Pella Christian George Ross East Waterloo Steve Sharp Charter Oak-Ute Clarence Graper Clear Creek Bill Green Cascade Aquin Tom Graves Cherokee Tom Heck C.R. Washington Mike Junck Woodbury Central Jim Kadous Parkersburg Larry McClannahan West Morrison Ed Martens Mr. Pleasant John Svoboda Protovin Rud Randy Schrum Mo. Valley Vern den Herder Sioux Center Rex Allen North Polk Glenn Cameron Knoxville Steve Lar Mike Kalkbrenner Clarion Ray McClung Johnston Mike Mash West Branch Bob Huiskamp Keokuk Pete Wessels Buffalo Center Jerry Penniston Muscatine Mark Schaberg Griswold Tom Butters Fayette Nell ‘Eckhoff LeMars Terry Goetzinger Dike John Lewis Vinton Phil Psychodzin SCI Alan Bally Estherville Mark Eggleston Waverly Jay Nerdinl Davis County Tarry Corey Ankeny Gerry McAteece Bob Wahlert Marc Powell North Tama Craig Simmons Delwood Gene Dahl Fremont- Mills Jim Egge Ft. Dodge Denny Hiclming Elxader Russ Abben Hudson Denny Jensen Dayton Ron Larry Comstock D.C. Central Beb Vermett N.E. Hamilton Jim Klein Iowa Rich Mayer Dubuque Dan Muldowney

Bowling Hinkead Leads Masters With 634 Series

Exumet Kinkead rolled 634 in the Masters with games of 226 201 and 237 to top the day. Dean Becker hit 266 in the Iowa Electric Light and Power league while Dear struck eight in a row for a season high. Minnie Smith also posted a 588 series in the Woman's City Major and Loretta Jensen took game honors with 227.

Ris Kinkead Dean Becker Iowa Electric Light and Power Co Dear Minnie South Loretta Jensen Loretta Doris Bowray Beverly Rula George Tschetschot HA Eman Red Moore Herb Hanson Helen Greenwood Bird Anne Ebeling House of Tro*phies Ross George Tschelichot Duane Weber Clark Kaiser Floyd Doty Kris Kinkead Ray Hinkley al Zrudsky Jim_ Hiatt Red Moore Roy Laub Charles Lazio Jim Birkett Ken Kroeger Gary Strauss Janzam Mel Justman Jane Tow Gorothy Madsen Benny Bubke Doris Rowray Bea Deetz Judy Danbors Betty Staub Bessie Janda Betty Berndt Caro Bowers

Unclear Names Dominate Local Bowling Scores

Fragmentary OCR lists multiple players and scores including Gary Swauss and Baytime Dots with varied figures. Also mentions newcomers June Minson Barbara Ridin and groups Strikettes Sutir and Dreahners along with several phone-like numbers.

Baytime Dots Benty Aten Ailey Cats Frantic Coor June Minson Barbara Ridin Strikettes Sutir Bowl Ascaymes Detla Rewen T Boatenes LaYoune Mourynisi Dreahners Ian Heaton Adariai Weyerhauser

Various College and Pro Basketball and Hockey Scores

Results from multiple leagues show Pasadena 65 Omaha 51 in a women's AAU quarterfinal, Hutchinson 68 View 54, Duluth East 65 Ada 6, and Minnesota prep scores. NBA playoffs include St Louis 213 Baltimore 113 in Western semis, plus Eastern semis matchups. National Hockey League results feature Boston, Chicago, New York, and Montreal games with several wins and losses. Falcons sign Neill McGeachy as a free agent from Lenoir Rhyne.

Pasadena Tex Omaha AMES Boston Cincinnati St. Louis Baltimore Montreal Detroit Chicago New York Toronto

Wesley Added To Star Team For East West Game

The West named its final four players for the Saturday East West All Star college basketball game. Listed are 6-11 Wall Wesley of Kansas and 6-7 Carroll Houser of Southern Methodist, with the East limited to one man 6-11 Henry Finkel of Dayton. The West will feature four stars including 6-9 John Block of Southern California and 6-9 John Beasley of Texas A&M.

Lexington Wall Wesley Kansas Carroll Houser Southern Methodist Henry Finkel Dayton John Block Southern California John Beasley Texas A&m

Big Ten Names All Academic Team in Chicago

The Big Ten announces its all academic team highlighting student athletes in Chicago. The list showcases scholars from multiple schools with strong academic records and athletic participation.

Ig Ten Chicago Big Ten

Approve Nicklaus for Full PGA Membership

The Southern Ohio Professional Golf Association approved Jack Nicklaus for full PGA membership. He must still gain approval from the National PGA Membership Board and will appear before it next Monday in Palm Beach Florida.

Columbus, Ohio Southern Ohio Professional Golfvers Assn Jack Nicklaus PGA Nicklaus West To Palm Beach, Fla

Notable college players listed for season by league

The passage names Jim Pitts of 68 and Jim Buros of 64 among players, plus All-America Dave Schelthase of Purdue, Bil Hasket of Ohio State, and Bill Curtis of Michigan State, as part of season observations from the Western Aces context.

Red Shop Ant Western Aces Jim Pitts Jim Buros Dave Schelthase Purdue Bil Hasket Ohio State Bill Curtis Michigan State

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