Foxes Roll 15-0 to Lead Midwest League
Fox Cities rifled Dubuque 15-0 to maintain first place as Burlington moved to second by beating Cedar Rapids 43-? Cedar Rapids dropped to third. Waterloo edged Wisconsin Rapids 6-5. Decatur beat Quincy 3-2. Quad Cities defeated Clinton 4-1. Fred Rath pitched for the winners. Dubuque used five pitchers.
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Quincy
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Clinton
Fox Cities
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Fred Rath
Joe Maji
Slat Aruties Weeting
Custer
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Murphy
Decature
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Bayle
Atterbury
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Young
Huggins
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Boyett
Alexander
Hill
Paters
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Harrison
É Man
Benfro
Abraham m. Sellers
Bath
Mall
Waterico
Valley of Elgin Girls win 1966 track meet on MFL field
Valley of Elgin tops Ap lington and Plainfield in a 1966 girls track meet scoring 50 points to 42 and 42. Aplington wins four events while Valley and Plainfield claim three each. Event winners include Olson in shot put Reed in discus Alberts in high jump and Mehmen in 880.
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Monona—Valley High of
Elgin
Aplington
Plainfield
Valley
Olson
Reed
Alburnett
Alberts
West Central
Fabes
Edg Coles
Lantzky
Greene
Mehmen
Meyer
Gardner
Green
Lindamon
Arplington
BBC
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Larson
Shepherd
Allien Arieton
Minor League Schedules With Rain Delays Across Leagues
In the Minor Leagues Rochester to Toledo, Buffalo to Richmond all had games listed as scheduled but rain affected several. Pacific Coast saw Denver 7 Tulsa 1 and El Paso at Austin rained out. Eastern Elmira 10 Pawtucket 6 while Williamsport beat Waterbury 9 2 and Pittfield 6 5 York 1 11. Southern Columbus 9 Mobile 2 and Charlotte 2 Montgomery 1. Evansville and Macon at Knoxville reported rain with ram noted.
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Rochester
Toledo
Buffalo
Richmond
Pacific Coast
Denver
Tulsa
Oklahoma City
Phoenix
Amarillo
Arkansas
el Paso
Austin
Elmira
Pawtucket
Williamsport
Waterbury
Pittfield
York
Columbus
Mobile
Charlotte
Montgomery
Evansville
Asheville
Macon
Knoxville
Ram
Jim McPartland
Indian Creek Country Club
Mercy Hospital
Jim
McPartland
Mercy
Drake Relays corrections and local sports notes
In our Sunday story on the Drake Relays we correct several discus results and name changes. Ted Knutson did not set 166 5% in 1965. Tom Knutson set 166-5 in 1963 and John Knutson won the 1985 discus at Drake with 152-11. Also Ted finished second to Mike Mulvaney at 161-5, while Ted was 151-9.
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Ted Knutson
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Knutson
Tom
John
Wyoming
Drake
Ted
Jeff
Mike Mulvaney
Independence
Mulvaney
Cornell Frosh Netmen Triumph in Grinnell Meet
Cornell frosh tennis swept Grinnell 5 4 at Mt Vernon as Steve Greenfield and Tom Schaub won singles while Greenfield Schaub and Hooper Brandt led in doubles. Other results included Ralph Brandt and Don Hassell winning for Grinnell and tight finishes across the lineup.
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Cornell Frosh
MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Frosh
Grinnell
Steve Greenfield
Cornell
Grant Crandall
Tom Schaub
Tom Triplett
John Shilling
Phil Hooper
Skip Baillie
Ralph Brandt
Russ Greene Leads Marion Bowl with 699 Series
Russ Greene of 916 Center Point Road NE rolled a 699 series at Marion Bowl on Monday night to set the season high. He struck 212 241 246 for Economy Fur nace in the final night of the Marion Monday Night league, where he also serves as league secretary.
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Russ Greene
Center Point Road
Greene
Economy Furnace
Jeff’s Tennis Team Edges Dubuque 4 3 Victory
Jefferson tennis team defeated Dubuque 4 to 3 on Monday. Jeff's players Cronbaugh def Miller 12 1. Covington def Jeff 12 5. Covington-Cronbaugh defeated Moer-Miller 12 2. Solomon-Rusk defeated Neal-VanDeest 12 7. Solitary 12 8 scores noted for Stewart and Rusk.
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Jeff
Dubuque
Jefferson
Rats
Dave Cronbaugh
Chris Miller
Kit Covington
Alark Solomon
Larry Morn
John VanDesst
Tom Stewart
Steve Rusk
Steve Brown
Bill Neal
Covington-Cronbaugh
jMoer-Miller
Solomon-Rusk
Neal-VanDeest
Marion rallies with five runs in third to take lead
In a continuation from Page 15, Marion scores five in the third on free passes and two run hits by Pete Garlinghouse and starter Terry Lane. An error and three walks add the final three in the fourth. Bob Kral goes 2-for-4 for the losers as the scene shifts to classifieds seeking Sporting Goods porch furniture and garden tools with quick low-cost results.
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Pete Garlinghouse
Terry Lane
Marion
Bob Kral
PREP OF THE WEEK: NOWLIN SHINES FOR REGIS ROYALS
Regis Royals junior Nowlin shows speed and power as he drives in four runs with a three run homer and a late single in a 13 7 sectional baseball win over Jefferson. He carries a .340 batting average and earned Naval Academy appointment while lauded by coach Meyer.
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Regis
Gary Nowlin
Nowlin
Bob Meyer
Royals
Gazette
Jefferson
Solon
Gary
Meyer
Husky
Naval Academy
John Culver
Dave LaFontaine
Dubuque
Warriors
Dennis Hoelker
Jeff
J-Hawks
Marion
Doug Morehead
Washington 880
Greg Wingfield
Craig Brandon
Jim van Dine
Doug Lane
Drake
Mark Thomson
Thad Spencer Beats Brian London In 10 Round Decision
Thad Spencer of Los Angeles pounded out a 10 round decision over former British champion Brian London in Manchester England. Spencer opened a cut over London's left eye and dominated early, continuing to press in the heavyweight bout. The AP report notes Spencer's strong start and decisive victory.
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Brian London
Manchester
England
Thad Spencer
Los Angeles
Girls To Start District Track Meets Thursday
Des Moines Iowa high school athletic union holds track districts at 12 sites with events May 5 to 7. State meet set for May 14 at Drake Stadium. preliminaries 5 p.m. finals 3 p.m. Belle Plaine leads district at Toledo Herbert Hoover with several other schools in attendance.
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Tre Gazette
DES Moines
Iowa High School Athletic Union
Drake Stadium
Belle Plaine
Herbert Hoover
Toledo
We srict ax Momona Friday participants listed
The competition names appear garbled with scattered terms Arner and ana BRS ib ammestues and Raccin c Som among others. Despite the unclear input, the fragment suggests a list of competitors for a Friday event with multiple misspellings and stray words scattered throughout.
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Arner
Luther Netmen Suffer First Tennis Loss to Loras
Luther College fell 6-3 to Loras in a Monday meet. Rolf Wulfsberg won the No. 1 singles match and paired with Frank Barth for the top doubles win. Singles results show Wulfsberg defeating Gene Bacon 6-0 6-0 while John Kramer beat Sam Larsen 6-3 6-3, with other Loras players claiming victories. Doubles saw Wulfsberg-Barth top Bacon-DeLorbe 6-2 6-2, and Larson-Sandstrom defeating Derouis-Kromer 6-3 7-4.
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Luther Netmen Decorah
Luther College
Loras
Rolf Wulfsberg
Cedar Rapids
Luther
Frank Barth
Gene Bacon
John Kramer
Sam Larsen
Joan DeLorbe
Miles Legendary Tech figure dies after 69 years
Virginia Tech mourns Miles a longtime faculty coach and administrator who helped found the Southern Conference and led Tech athletics as teacher coach athletic director dean of the college. He arrived as a 17 year old student in 1897 and died at 86 after a long respiratory illness. Miles served as president of the Southern Conference twice and held multiple roles in Tech athletics.
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Blacksburg. Va
Sally” Miles
Virginia Tech
Hanover County
Southern Conference
At Tech
Semiconductor design and failure analysis roles in Milwaukee
Experience in assembly and part failure analysis or design evaluation for semiconductor microcircuit design and manufacturing processing. Milwaukee area assignment opportunities seeking engineers with hands on processing, testing, and reliability focus. Strong candidates with manufacturing exposure and defect analysis skills preferred.
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Milwaukee
Uears
Digital Computer
Digital Systems Engineers
Los Angeles
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