Cedar Rapids pair shine with indoor track titles
Cedar Rapids athletes sweep the state AA indoor championships. Jefferson’s Doug Lane sets an indoor shot put record with 66 feet 6 inches. Washington’s Sandy Waller wins the long jump with 22 feet 9.5 inches, improving on last year. Lane and Waller express confidence for the season ahead.
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Iowa City
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Doug Lane
Washington
Sandy Waller
Landy
Lane
Iowa Fieldhouse
Phil Zickefeese
M1. Pleasant
Kent Magnussen
Ft. Dage
John Teter
C.R. Wash
Anderson
Lincoln
Bob Hathaway
Muscatine
Roger Coiplazier
Day
Central
Mary Allen
O.M. Teen
Joan Pauley
Dubuave
Bruce Harding
Marshalltown
Terry Gillespie
Landy Waller
CR. Wash
Don Moore
Dav. Central
Dan Nissen
Wal. Columbus
Pat Smith
SE Fo
Marty Mohler
D.M. Lincola
Central Wins AA Indoor Title Highlighted by Colglazier
Davenport Central star Roger Colglazier anchored the winning mile relay and set a 49.5 second 440 yard dash, helping Central beat Ames 25-20 for the class AA indoor team title at the University of Iowa fieldhouse. Cedar Rapids Kennedy and Wash also produced top showings in sprints and relays.
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
Washington
Harold Wilkinson
Cougar
Rick Freese
Wash
Roger Colglazier
Davenport Central
Waller
Gary Benson
Jeff
Colglazier
Des Moines
Chuck Taylor
Tech
Jim Kirby
North
Central
Ames
Sioux City
Dav. Central
Dave Colton
D.M. East
Landy Waller
C.R. Wash
Craig Johnson
Denison
Gary Henson
Dave Powell
John Gossard
Tom Thompson
Ouabe Royd
C. Central
J. Dav
Cen
Monroe
Wat
Larry Lasche
Dean Pettit
Mike Blanchard
D.M. Lincoln
Mike Wilson
Iowa City
Mark Votrobek
C.R. Kennedy
Dave AtcCurry
Grinnell
Steve Louppee
Newton
Doug Smith
Greg Dengier
Cynin
Mason City
Chuck Schneider
Wat. Columbus
Larry Phillips
Centerville
Smith
Rickeeeese
Mark Stefen
Dav
West
Columbus
Jim McCord
Steve Kosson
C_ Central
Laws
Mike
Cedar Rapids Ames
Jefferson
John Tefer
Davenport
iWest
Rico Carty Out for Season With Tuberculosis
Atlanta Braves slugger Rico Carty is sidelined for the season after doctors confirm tuberculosis at a Lantana hospital. Braves officials stress the illness is not the severe form and expect his return for 1965. Henry Aaron and Red Schoendienst acknowledge the setback as players rally behind Carty.
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Fila
Rico Carty
Atlanta Braves
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Braves
Southeast Florida
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Dominican Republic
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Red Schoendienst
Milwaukee Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Cardinals
St. Petersburg
Schoendienst
Rico
Atlanta
Carly
Hank Aaron
The
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Aaron
Ryun To Miss Texas Relays
World record miler Jim Ryun was advised by Dr Bernard Joyce to rest at least three weeks to allow a pulled hamstring to heal. A reinjury could sideline him for a year, delaying his return until after further exams. The Kansas relays set for April 20, and Ryun will miss key meets including Kansas UCLA and Kansas Florida.
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Topeka
Kan
Jim Rvyun
Bernard Joyce
Kansas
Bossi Jossefin Title Bout Postponed To April Twenty-Six
European welterweight champion Carmelo Bossi falls ill delaying his defense against France's Jean Jossefin from April 5 to April 26 in Rome.
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Carmelo Bossi
France
Jean Jossefin
Palmer Nicklaus Lead Tie For Greater Jacksonville Open
Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus share the lead at the Greater Jacksonville Open in Jacksonville Florida with a 36 hole total of 135. Tony Jacklin and Doug Sanders led at 133 with Palmer and Nicklaus two strokes behind.
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Sanders
Jacksonville
Fla
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Jack
Palmer
Tony Jacklin
Doug Sanders
Nicklaus
Pallmer
Hush Roger
al Baldins
Chichi Rodriguez Gardner Dickinson
Dewjit Weaver
Richard Martinez
Don January
Bobby Nichols
Julius Boros
al Geiberger
Steve Reid
Dan Sikes
Gary Player
Frank Beard
Lionel Hebert
Tom Weiskopf
Randy Glover
Johnny Stevens
Ken Still
Rex Baxter
Miller_ Barber
Billy Farrell
Jon Charles
Bert Yancey
Bob McCallister
Larry, Mowry
Lee Elder
Terry Dill
Latron Harris
Bob Dickson
Osane Berman
Ben Hogan May Miss Masters Due to Knee Injury
Palm Beach AP reports a knee injury recurrence may force Ben Hogan to miss the Masters at Augusta. Hogan twisted a previously injured knee while practicing for the April 11 34 tournament, and his doctor ordered complete rest. Hogan won the Masters in 1951 and 1953 and was runner up four times, with a third round 66 last year and a 77 final for 10th place.
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Palm Beach
Fila
Ben Hogan
Augusta
Hogan
West Liberty Hires Kiwa la as Coach for Football and Track
John Kiwala, defensive football coach at Eldora Community High School, is named head football and track coach at West Liberty High School. A social studies teacher from New Jersey, he previously coached at Bladen, Nebraska, before moving to Iowa.
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West Liberty
John Kiwala
Eldora Community High School
West Liberty High School
Kiwala
New Jersey
Bladen, Neb
Iowa
Hayes denies early payment from Rockets over Hayes signing
Elvin Hayes rejected Mavericks charges that the Houston Rockets paid him while at the University of Houston. He said San Diego offered 440000 over four years after he signed, and NBA commissioner Kennedy denied any payment. Mavericks president Morrow claimed 750000 was offered. Rockets officials dismissed the accusation as a publicity ploy.
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N.Y
Elvin Hayes
Houston Mavericks
San Diego ‘Rockets
University of Houston
Hayes
San Diego
National Basketball Association
N.B.A
T. C. Morrow
Mavericks
American Basketball Association
Houston
Morrow
Rockets
Stars of Texas
Max Shapiro
Walter Kennedy
Rockett
Robert Breitbard
Breitbard
Tex Winter Accepts UW Coaching Post
Fred Tex Winter, Kansas State basketball coach for 15 years, was named coach at the University of Washington. Lowell Cotton Fitzsimmons was named Kansas State's new coach. Winter was in Indianapolis for Olympic tryouts and did not attend the press conference.
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Kan
Fred
Tex) Winter
Kansas State
University of Washington
Lowell
Cotton” Fitzsimmons
Winter
Indianapolis
Washington
Mac Duckworth
Wildcats
Robinson Collides With Fernandez Shocks Orioles
Frank Robinson crashed into Chico Fernandez on a third inning pop fly in Miami and left the game with a back injury as Baltimore fell 5 3 to Boston in a fourth straight exhibition setback. Manager Hank Bauer faced uncertain hours as Robinson’s return remained in doubt.
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Baltimore Orioles
Hank Bauer
Robinson
Chico Fernandez
Orioles
Boston
Miami
Fla
Baltimore
Fernandez
Exh ibition notes mix with early innings summaries
Orlando Cepeda Jr. seen at Yankees batting practice as Robinson appears uninjured after a back strain. Jose Santiago dominates for the Red Sox. California Angels, New York Mets rally to big innings. Aurelio Rodriguez keys a nine run ninth to beat Minnesota 7 0 in Orlando. Johnny Callison lifts Philadelphia over Cincinnati 9 4 in Clearwater. Cesar Gutierrez scores on a misplay, Giants edge Indians 6 5 in Phoenix. Yankees beat White Sox 3 1 in Sarasota after a late run spree. Cleveland, Oakland, Atlanta, and other spring results noted with several home runs and standout pitching performances.
Cubs blank Scop Scottsdale? Cubs rout in Arizona
In spring training action the Chicago Cubs routed Scottsdale 11-0 in Arizona. Mets topped Detroit 9-1 in Lakeland with a six-run fifth powered by Ron Swoboda and Jerry Buchek. Ed Spiezio hit a two-run homer as St. Louis rallied to 10-3 over Atlanta in St. Petersburg. Frank Coggins added a three-run shot for Washington’s 5-3 win over Pittsburgh in Pompano Beach. Cards and Senators emerge as Grapefruit league hot teams. Oakland’s Ramon Webster hit two homers driving in five as the A’s finished strong.
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Jerry Buchek
Mets
Detroit
Lakeland
Fila
Ed Spiezio
St. Louis
Cardinals
Atlanta
St. Petersburg
Fla
Frank Coggins
Washington
Pittsburgh
Pompano Beach
Cards
Senators
Erlenbaugh Quits Post At LaSalle
Dick A. Erlenbaugh head basketball and baseball coach at LaSalle high school resigns from coaching and teaching duties effective at end of the current school year. He joined the LaSalle faculty in 1963 and cap tained Notre Dame as senior captain, earning an MA in 1965. His LaSalle teams posted 19 3 this past year and shared the East Central Iowa conference title.
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LaSalle High School
LaSalle
Notre Dame
Lancers
Murray Wier
East Waterloo Cagers
King Upset by Nancy Richey in Madison Square Garden
Nancy Richey defeated Billie Jean King in three sets 4-6 7-5 6-0 at Madison Square Garden to reach tonight's final against Judy Tegart in the Challenge Trophy event. The victory came after Richey fought off a match point and rallied from 1-5 in the second set.
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Australia
Judy Tegart
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Nancy
Billie Jean King
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Mrs. King
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