Beard No Doubt Winner Of New Orleans Open Golf
Bob Beard won the New Orleans Open at Lakewood CC with a final 68 to finish 276, overtaking Hibert Green who shot 71 to 277. Lee Elder and George Johnson tied third at 278 as Beard celebrated his 32nd birthday and boosted season earnings near 69,000. Green, disappointed after leading, vowed not to quit, while others chased the rest of the leaderboard.
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Hartman Wins at Knoxville in 100-Lap Stock Car Race
Hartman takes lead on lap 67 past Verlin Baker of Ceddr Rapids after Baker, USAC 1969 rookie, struggles with mud on the windshield. Baker's late race issues give Hartman the Marion County Fairgrounds win in the 100-lap feature aboard the 1969 Dodger Charger.
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Haney Paces Iowa Oaks to 5-2 Victory
Lary Haney slammed home three runs Sunday to lift the Iowa Oaks to a 5-2 American Association win over Oklahoma City. Cliff Johnson homered for Oklahoma City, scoring their first run in the eighth, then Otis Thornton added another in the ninth. The Oaks, 9-6 on the season, snapped a five-game home win streak. Oklahoma City sank to 7-16.
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Midwest Line scores in tight sprint with Derr edging rivals
In a tense USAC motor event Derr of Keokuk and Roger Viejo battle for the lead as Breee Meine and White face issues in trials and a 100 lap feature. The race at Great CADWELL Park records a 77.40 mph average for the 22.5 mile run while French cyclist Guilmard wins the third stage from Puebla de Parmais calpe to Puebla de Farnais in Spain.
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K State Wins Big Eight Soccer Title in OT Penalty Drama
Kansas State captures the Big Eight soccer championship with a 2-1 win over Kansas State and a 4-4 overtime finish against Iowa State in a Sunday finale. Missouri defeated Oklahoma on penalties after overtime to claim second place, while Colorado, last year’s champ, finished seventh. Karl Prank earned the most offensive honor and Guy Derland was named best defender.
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Comets and Drake Play Scoreless Soccer Tie
The Cedar Rapids Comets battled Drake University to a 0 0 draw Sunday on Kingston Stadium pitch. Both teams created chances. standout defense from Paul Hut and Bob Kauffman anchored the Comets.
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Finals Begin At Linn-Mer Lion Relays Tuesday
Finals in the Lion Relays set for Tuesday at Linn-Mer starting at 6 p.m. Field events and preliminaries open at 4 30 p.m. The Gazette notes the schedule amid weekend rainouts at Independence and fair grounds.
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Minnesota Catcher Collides With First Baseman on Pop Fly
Minnesota catcher George Mitterwald and first baseman Rich Reese nearly collided while pursuing a sixth inning pop up off Rico Petrecelli’s bat in the second game. Reese secured the catch as Mitterwald was knocked down. The Red Sox swept with 1-0 and 9-8 scores.
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Cyclones dominate Big Eight baseball race lead
Iowa State sits atop the Big Eight standings after sweeping a doubleheader from Kansas in Ames. Colorado split with Oklahoma, Kansas State beat Missouri, and Nebraska defeated Oklahoma State as the race tightens. Mike Gillespie pitched a three hitter in the opening game, helping the Cyclones forge a fourth inning burst to win 2-1 and 1-0.
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Red Sox Top AL East as Culp Shuts Twins in Twinbill
Boston wins 9 8 to complete a doubleheader sweep at Fenway, leaving 14 men on base and matching a nine inning record. George Thomas delivers a pinch hit single in the ninth to cap the comeback, while Ray Culp silences Minnesota with a two hitter. The Orioles and Yankees also win, tightening the AL East race.
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Haynie Clinches Second Straight LPGA Win at Civitan Open
Sandra Haynie captured her second consecutive LPGA tournament, finishing with a 20 under par total to win the Dallas Civitan Women's Open by four strokes. Janie Blalock shot 68 to place second, while Donna Csponi and Pam Barnett were joint third at 208. Haynie earned 4.73 and boosted season earnings to 14,310.50. Blalock’s best pro finish to date.
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Grinnell Shooters Sweep at Victor Bird Dog Trials
Larry Loften of Grinnell wins two German shorthaired titles at the Victor Bird Dog club final field trial of spring. Spot takes the junior stakes and Meg wins the puppy stakes, with Les Kempf of Victor taking opening shooting dog with Lady.
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