Player Leads Colonial with 68 in Fort Worth
Gary Player opens with a crisp two under par 68 to top the Colonial National Invitation leaderboard in Fort Worth. Tommy Jacobs trails by one stroke after a strong start, while Gay Brewer Ray Floyd Al Besselink and Jerry Edwards align at par 70. Arnold Palmer shoots 75 and Jack Nicklaus 76, with Julius Boros at 77.
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Sectional Title Won by M F L in boys district final
Monona M F L moved into the boys district baseball tournament here and beat Mar Mac 12 to 1 in a sectional final halted after five innings by the 10 run rule. John Wachter and Joe Klinge led with 13 hits, Wachter two doubles and a single driving in three, Klinge four RBIs with three straight singles.
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Mimnick Chosen as SCI Captain for 1964 Football
Four veteran linemen were named to lead the State College of Iowa football squad for 1964 after spring drills. Senior guards Jim Jackson and Phil Minnick of Iowa City, senior center Kent Stephenson, and junior guard Ken Beverlin were selected by a squad ballot. Jackson and Minnick also captained the 1963 team with the late Larry Thompson and Larry VanOort.
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Jones Breaks 156 MPH Record At Indianapolis
Parnelli Jones in the Agajanian-Bowes Offenhauser tops 156 mph for one lap at Indianapolis, with a 156.223 mph run and a 155.865 mph four lap average. The Torrance, California driver holds the 151.847 one lap and 151.153 four-lap marks from last year, and won the Memorial Day 500.
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T-T HLYV Girls Win In Invitational Track Meet
Victor-Tama-Toledo led with 86 points to win the H-L-V high girls invitational as Ann Kaufman swept three events. Kaufman won 60 yard dash, softball throw and shot put, marking an 38 feet even in shot close to the state mark.
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Light Heavyweights Fight on TV Friday in Chicago
Chicago AP reports light heavyweights Allen Thomas of Chicago and Bobby Foster of Washington, D.C., will clash in a ten round bout at the Coliseum. The fight is Chicago’s first free television appearance since 1960 and will be aired on ABC at 9 p.m. Friday.
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District Title To Aplington Girls Team
The Aplington girls won the 22 team district track meet on the MFL high track with 56 points, led by thirds and seconds along with three firsts in the 440 dash, discus, and 880 relay. Wheatland placed second behind Bentrott’s double wins in the 100 and 60-yard dashes and relay events. Other top finishers included Stuntz and Sill for AP in sprint events, and Freeman and Meyer for AP in field events, as well as strong showings by Plainfield, Wellsburg, and Dysart in relay races.
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ISU Spring Tilt Set For Saturday Intra squad Game
About 4,000 football fans are expected for Iowa State's spring football drill finale at 2 p.m. Saturday. Admission is 1 dollar for adults and 50 cents for students and younger. Coach Clay Stapleton will divide squads and announce coaching duties. Stapleton provides TV commentary with WOI TV and Frank Snyder will describe play by play.
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Baseball scores from multiple minor and regional leagues
Minor Faels International League games listed with Columbus Rochester Richmond Syracuse results and schedule. Pacific Coast Portland beat Salt Lake City Seattle defeated Denver Tacoma over Spokane San Diego beat Hawaii. Indianapolis at Dallas and Iain Oklahoma City 13 Arkansas. Texas League Antonio Way Worth 5 El Paso 6 Tu 2 Albuquerque 5 Austin 1 Southern League Columbus 8 Asheville 7 Macon 4 Charlotte 2 Lynchburg 8 Knoxville 7 Birmingham 6 Chattanooga 5.
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Indians fall short as Regis tops Marion in late rally
Washington notes Stevenson and Gradeville pitched well for Regis while Marion’s Dennis Gilds limited the hits. Marion committed six errors, allowing Regis to push across runs in the late frames. Bob Sells led Regis with a first inning triple and two hits in four at bats. Hopkins Parton and Sebern contributed Marion hits as the Indians stranded four runners.
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St Ludmila Leads Parish League Tied With Immaculate Conception
St Ludmila moved into a tie for the league lead by beating St Pius 13 to 3, after All Saints slipped past St Matthew’s to drop from the top. St Ludmila and Immaculate Conception share the lead as parish softball action continues.
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Lineup changes at Hawkeye Downs aim for fairer racing
Hawkeye Downs introduces a point average system for starting positions this year. Drivers’ total points are divided by races run to determine lineup, letting mid season entrants compete fairly alongside season long veterans while the Trophy Dash and season championship race remain based on total points.
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