Lane Sets State Shot Put Record in Class AA Meet
Cedar Rapids Jefferson sophomore Doug Lane shattered the Class AA state indoor shot put record with a 59 feet 4.4 inch throw at the Iowa fieldhouse. Ames captured the Class AA team title with 26.5 points, Des Moines Tech 21, while team race leader Ames won both the mile and two mile relays and Jeff placed third tied with Davenport Central.
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Jefferson
Doug Lane
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Lane
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Terry Huff
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Des Moines Tech
Jeff
John Ask
J-Hawks
Little Cyclones
State AA Track Results Include Records and Relays
Boys track at State AA meet reports lanes of events with numerous place finishes. Notable entries include Doug Lane leading shot put with an old mark. Ames wins mile relay. multiple schools such as Dav. Central, D.M. Tech, and S.Central post top finishes in sprints, hurdles, jumps, and relays with several records noted.
Brewer Takes Three Stroke Lead At Jacksonville Open
Gay Brewer Jr fired a six under par 66 for 133 and a three stroke edge at halfway in the Jacksonville Open. Doug Sanders matched a course record 65 to sit tied for second at 136, while early leader Tommy Bolt slipped to 70 and Sammy Snead added 66 to reach 136. Brewer notched his first eagle on the 492 yard 18th.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Gay Brewer, Jr
Doug Sanders
Ojai
Calif
Brewer
Tommy Bolt
Sarasota
Sammy Snead
Gay Brewer Jr
Tommy Bo
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Dave Hill
Gary Player
Bruce Devlin
Gardner Dickinson
Butch Air
Ray Floy
Bobby Nichols
Mason Rudolph
Steve Spray
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George Archer
Miller
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Jay Behert
Johnny Pott
Jack Rule Sikes
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ISU Matmen Still Alive In NCAA Finals Push
Iowa State, the defending national wrestling champion, advanced five finalists into the 1966 NCAA finals amid a crowded field. Oklahoma, Oklahoma State, and Iowa State led after Friday with Shippes ousted and Sager, Hatta, and Porter among top performers. The Cyclones surged through Friday action, with key bouts shaping the title race and several defending champs falling.
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Iowa State
Eng
Cyclones
Oklahoma
Mike Sager
Gene Davis
Oklhoma State
Steve Shippes
Dave Porter
Michigan
Harold ‘Coss
Kings
Trojans Lead NCAA Swim Field With Saari Spark
Southern California built a 215 point total led by Roy Saari as he repeated in the 200 yard freestyle and anchored the 400 yard freestyle relay in 45.2 seconds. Indiana and Michigan trailed with 182 and 161 as 11 of 18 events concluded at the Air Force pool. Michigan State’s Gary Dilley set the American 100 yard backstroke record at 52.39 seconds, surpassing prior marks.
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Bevill
Wash
John Dvorak
Oklahoma State
Tadaaki Hatta
Rich Sanders
Portland State
Sanders
Bill Stuart
Lehigh
Oklahoma
Mike Sager
AIR Force Academy
Colo
Southern California
Roy Saari
Trojan
Southern Cal
Indiana
Michigan
Michigan State
Gary Dilley
Dilley
Air Force Pool
Saab
Bill Utley
Value of Braves player contracts cited in antitrust case
Milwaukee based accountant Ronald A. Wipperman testified that the 1962 Braves purchase valued player contracts at 6.168 million and that for tax purposes contracts were amortized over 10 years. He noted 43 majors and 163 minors, and a 1963 amortized value of 689,346, with depreciation continuing after 10 years similar to machinery.
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Chicago
Milwaukee Braves
Louis Perini
Ronald A. Wipperman
Wisconsin
Wipperman
Braves
Arthur Anderson & Co
Elmer Roller
Fencing title goes to Hawk at Drake meet
Cappy Hermann of Iowa won the epee title at Drake University in Durham N C defeating Rutgers defending champion Paul Pesthy 5-4. Hermann finished 9-2 in the final round and 18-6 across preliminaries semifinals and finals. New York University claimed the other two crowns with sabre and foils.
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N.C
Cappy Hermann
Iowa
Drake University
Hermann
Des Moines
Paul Pesthy
Rutgers
New York University
Paul Apostol
al Davis
Columbia
N.Y.U
ISU Gymnasts Defend Crown in Midwest Regional
Iowa State won the Midwest regional NCAA gymnastics tournament in Fort Collins with 185.55 points, Colorado second at 177, and Arizona third at 172.75. The top three teams earn full trips to the national championships at Penn State. Individual all around leaders also qualified, notably Jerry Fontana of Iowa State with 19.5 points.
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Colo
Iowa State University
Colorado
Cyclones
Arizona
Penn State University
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Iowa State
Baseball Cutdowns Cincinnati Pittsburgh Pitchers Named
Cincinnati lists Phil Henderson and Dave Galligan as cutdowns. Pittsburgh lists Bill Knoch Frank Bork and Wilbur Wood among pitchers cut down.
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Phil Henderson
Dave Galligan
Pittsburgh
Bill Knoch
Frank Bork
Wilbur Wood
Iowa State Wrestlers Face Mixed Results in Event
The report lists matches showing Ernie Gilum by dec over Constantine Lambros of Michigan 8-3, Dale Bahr of Iowa State by dec James Pong of Georgia, Vic Marcuccine of State by dec Chester Dalgewicz of East Stroudsburg 5-0, Tom Peckham of Iowa State throwing Gordon Fisher of Colorado State in 3:38, Don Buzzard of Iowa State by dec Bob Bennett of Oklahoma 72, and Steve Shippes of Iowa State by dec Curley Culp of Arizona State 32.
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Rich Sanders
Portland State
Tadaaki Hatta
Oklahoma State
Ernie Gillum
Iowa State
Ted Remner
Cal Poly
Mike Caruso
Lehigh
Bob Steenlage
Army
Bob Fears
Michigan
Bob Guzzo
East Stroudsburg
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Bob Milone
Maryland
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Michigan State
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Oklahoma
Bill Stuart
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Lock Haven State
Bob Robins
Dale Bahr
Jerry Stanley
Joe Bavaro
Gettysburg
Mike Redings
Dick Cook
Jim Kamman
Greg Ruth
Elmer Beale
Wisconsin
Vic Marcussi
John Carr
Wilkes College
Dave Reinbolt
Ohio State
Rushatz
Roger Mickish
Bill Byers
Colorado State College
Tom Peckham
Iowa_ State
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Fred Fuzzard
Gary Cook
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Lows
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Georgia Ec
Vic Marcuccine
Chester Dalgewicz
Gordon Fisher
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Cardinals Win Fifth Straight In Spring Exhibitions
The St. Louis Cardinals, once unranked, beat Kansas City 2-1 on Tim McCarver’s ninth inning single to run their spring score to 8-6. Other results include New York Yankees 7-6 over Philadelphia in 10 innings and Washington 7-4 over Pittsburgh.
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Kansas City
Tim McCarver
New York Yankees
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Philadelphia Phillies
Wright Leads Louise Suggs Event With Four Stroke Edge
Mickey Wright, 1964 woman golfer of the year, opened with a four under par 68 to lead the Louise Suggs tournament in Delray Beach. Sandra Haynie shot 72 to stand second, with Judy Kimball Clifford Ann Creed and Sandra McClinton tied for third at 73.
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Mickey Wright
Louise Suggs
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Sandra Haynie
Fort Worth
Texas
Judy Kimball
Sioux City
Clifford Ann Creed
Sandra McClinton
Sandra Haynie Kimball
Jud Clifford Ann Creed
Shirley Englehorn
Marilynn Sun
Margie Masters
Sandra Palmer
Kathy Cornelius
Kathy Whitworth
Carol Mann
Peggy Wilson
Sue Maxwell
Multiple baseball games reported with scores and home runs
In Florida and other sites, teams such as Houston, Atlanta, Kansas City, St Louis, Detroit, Cincinnati, Washington, Los Angeles, Minnesota, New York, Philadelphia, Chicago, Cleveland, and San Francisco played. Game notes include scoring, pitchers, and home runs by players like Jones, McFarlane, Cardwell, Valentine, Oliva, and Whitfield with win loss and occasional saves.
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Frank Howard
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Edina Advances To Minnesota Final After Triple Overtime
Edina Morningside outlasted Henning 62 55 in three overtimes to reach the Minnesota high school basketball final. Duluth East crushed Hutchinson 76 49 in the other semifinal to set up a title game with Edina Saturday night in Minneapolis.
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Pirates Sign Memphis Star Howard Terry From Hamilton High
Howard Terry a 6 foot 5 inch former Hamilton High School pitcher in Memphis signed a baseball contract with the Pittsburgh Pirates.
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Memphis, Tenn
Howard Terry
Hamilton High School
Pittsburgh Pirates
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