Wash Wins Five Inning No Hiter At LaSalle
Washington high school routed LaSalle 16 0 in five innings as Mark Hathaway and Keith Ferguson combined for a no hitter. Hathaway struck out nine in four innings while Wash used 23 players and took advantage of LaSalle errors and walks to build a seven run second inning. Gary Benhart tripled and Mark Eggleston and Ricky Netolicky added doubles as Wash improved to 14 runs midgame.
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Keith Ferguson
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Mark Eggleston
Ricky Netolicky
LeSalle
Hamer
Garting
Tb Islimenstee
Ati
Rams Threat To Coe Lead In Midwest Conference
Coe holds a one game edge in the Midwest conference’s Southern division and hosts Cornell in a Saturday doubleheader at Daniels Park. Kohawks aim to tighten in a six-game stretch over seven days with key players sidelined by a pulled muscle, while Frank Humphreys emerges as a mound option.
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Daniels Park
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Jerry Crees
Waukee
Crees
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Knox
Time Trials Added for Hawk 200 at Hawkeye Downs
Officials schedule Sunday 2 30 p m for Hawk 200 time trials at Hawkeye Downs attracting about 8000 fans. Six cars will be clocked with three IMCA national regulars Ernie Derr Ramo Stott and Lenny Funk likely to compete for a $100 winner take all prize. Funk holds the dirt track world record of 25 14 seconds. Derr seeks title defense with Stott and Funk among rivals.
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Funk
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Ernie
Ramo
Dake Not Ready For Sun Days Spectacular At Downs
Dake set an unofficial Downs oval mark last August with 24.67 seconds but the time is not nationally recognized. He is one of three local drivers invited by ARI to trial with the three major outfits, with Bill McDonough the other noted hopeful. Duke's 1967 Ford Fairlane isn’t completed yet, risking Dake’s spot to Buzz McCann if unready.
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Moody
Buzz McCann
Wash Net Team Beats Iowa City
Washington's tennis team defeated Iowa City 5-2 on the Warriors' courts. Lee Wright won the No. 1 singles for Wash while Wright and Bob Vane captured the top doubles. Bil Carrithers beat Rod Becker in another match.
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Wash
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Rod Becker
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Tester
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coaches seek earlier football practice start 1969 NCAA actions
The NCAA executive committee proposed starting fall football practice at least 21 days earlier, amid trimester academic program trends. It backed a research program to reduce injuries and set golf to a 72 hole format. Also approved were eight championship sites and schedules for 1969 events across cross country swimming wrestling and baseball.
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Anamosa's Ridgeway Competes in National Amateur
Thomas Ridgeway of Anamosa Iowa plays in the De Soto National Amateur Handicap the lone national event for weekend golfers. Ridgeway, from Wapsipinicon Country club, carries a 12 handicap. The 54 hole tournament runs across Sara Bay DeSoto Lakes and Bradenton country clubs with 200 entries.
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Iowa Tennis Team Beats Kansas 6 1 in Big Nine Match
Iowa Hawkeyes overpower Kansas 6 1 in a Thursday tennis meet at Iowa City Dale LePrevost defeats Bill Terry 9 7 7 5 in the No 1 singles match Iowa improves to 3 8 while Kansas slips to 4 4 with multiple winners in singles and doubles including Randy Murphy Rich Stokstad and Rich Strauss who prevail in decisive sets
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Prairie Frosh-Soph Harriers Run Dual Win
Prairie defeats Tama Toledo 88 45 on Hawks track in freshman and sophomore dual action. Whittom and Dusil sweep for Prairie while Guthrie and Benson win two events for Tama Toledo.
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Houston Champions International Golf Tourney TV Relay
A $100,000 event coverage announces coloring on Channel 9 for Saturday at 3 PM and Sunday at 3 30 PM. The feature presents the Houston Champions International Golf Tournament with live color telecast details for viewers.
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Regular racing program opens Saturday at The Downs
The Downs schedule begins Saturday at 8 pm with at least 25 late models expected. Rain spoiled Wednesday practice, but track supervisor Doc Hunter remains hopeful. If sunshine returns and rain stops, the track should be in good shape for Saturday’s opener.
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Palmer fires Eagle in rough round at Champions International
Arnold Palmer survived a wild front nine including a lake spray and a penalty after a hooked drive, finishing with a three under par 68. He totaled six birdies and a 145 yard eagle, one stroke behind leaders Frank Beard George Archer and Dan Sikes as the Champions International moved into its second round.
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Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Frank Beard
George Archer
Dan Sikes
Regis Golfers Second in Waterloo Playoff at Gates Park
Waterloo won a five team golf title in a playoff at Gates Park course where Regis tied with Columbus and Wahlert for top honors. Regis finished second behind Wahlert after a three way playoff. Jim Twaddle of Regis holed an eagle on the 11th, with others from Regis and Columbus posting the listed scores. Palmer and Nicklaus also featured with notable rounds including a hole in one claim and a triple bogey, respectively.
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Beckman
Kulal
Rick Reichel
Gvel
Ron Reichel
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