Hawkeyes TV fate hints at strong football outlook
Wisconsin and Ohio State will tote large crowds for football this fall while Northwestern and Indiana may offer modest turnouts. Iowa, chosen for national and regional network games, signals confidence in a competitive Hawkeyes squad. Ray Eliot impressed Life Investors of Iowa with his pep talk, and Eau Claire Jaycees plan to release 600 pigeons to aid a local racing schedule June 7-11 with a State Junior Champ meet set for July 9-10.
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J-Hawks Sweep Dubuque Netmen
Jefferson swept all seven matches in a dual tennis meet on the J Hawk courts Monday. Singles winners included Tim Richeson Jim Wing Kit Covington Tom VanDeest and Dave Crowbaugh with doubles by Richeson Wing and VanDeest Covington. The district tournament will begin Saturday with early rounds at Jeff Memorial courts and finals at Memorial. Jefferson hosts the state meet May 22.
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Marion Wins Triangular Meet Against Belle Plaine and Vinton
Marion dominated the triangular meet on Monday afternoon, scoring 100 percent of points to top Belle Plaine 68 and Vinton 49. Everette Weaver led Marion with three first places in high jump, broad jump, and pole vault, while teammates and placers earned multiple events for the Indians.
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Warriors Seek Repeat Win Against Royals
Al Carr will start for Wash Wednesday aiming to duplicate a regular season victory over the Royals, their only loss so far. Regis remains undecided on their pitcher as the Warriors chase a 7-2 record with Jim Madden doubtful due to a muscle injury and freshman Mike Jennings a possible option.
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Flecks Open Prospects Fall Behind Defending Champs
Fleck's Falstaff enter the 1965 Major Open softball season as the favorite at Eilis Park facing Kessler's of Iowa City in the opener. The veteran lineup centers on pitcher Jerry Ralfs and manager Lou Dvorak with added infield depth from Phil Vega and a strong catching corps led by Hal Broxey.
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Linn-Mar Bears rally past Jefferson reserves in Monday game
Linn-Mar used a five third inning to beat Jefferson reserves 7 to 3 Monday afternoon on the Lions diamond after trailing 3 to 0. Dave Price homered and Mark Benest tripled in back to back appearances to drive in the Lions two runs in the fifth.
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Successional home runs by Nellie Mathews and Ken Harrelson sparked Kansas City in the second. Ken McMuhen homered for the Senators in the fourth, Curt Simmons pitched a five hitter for the Giants, and a second triple play involving Tim McCarver occurred. Ron Herbel reset the frame with a grounder to end the inning. In Jones Park, Butters Coast defeated Eagles 7 0 by forfeit.
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