Independence Lions win Lion Relays amid wet conditions
Linn-Mar hosts the fifth annual Lion Relays as Independence tops Cedar Rapids Prairie for a third straight team title in a 57-51% margin. Reynolds of Linn-Mar clocks a meet record 9.9 seconds in the 100, Pilcher of Anamosa posts 10.1 prelims, and Marion faces a disqualification in the mile medley impacting its team finish.
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Linn-Mar
Paul Reynolds
Anamosa
Mark Pilcher
Mike Lint
Reynolds
Lions
Jean-Bruno Wettstein
Mark Abodeely
Bob Hoyt
Dave Kelleher
Dick Hatfield
Bill Isham
Barry Reynolds
Marion
Mike Hebert
Jim Simpson
Lon Ledvina
Indians
Independence
Mustangs
Prairie
Roger Dusil
Dennis Lytle
Jim Kurtzi
Doug Stepanek
Hawks
Jack Spore
Jim Mitralsky
Rick Dusil
Simpson
Sho
Ikrhund Prairie
Clark
Viator
Sari Marion
Heber Marion
Thomp
A Ind
Newell
Ghere
Ind
Fk 'Bimshek
Marlon
Pilcher
Weidner
S. Tama
Nence
Pry Black
Thortons
Monticello
al Warthen
Mike Anderson
Steve
Steve Neypere
Perry Cook
Mike Shaffer
Doug Rk Pilcher
Marionine Nelson
Kevin Schott
John Parks
Jim Green
Ledvina
Smith
Indi Dence
Rathie
Jean Wettstein
Mark Abocesly
Bobrove
Jim Kurtz
Mitralsky
Quail
Ferrall
Morgan Named Top Scorer Tim Morgan A Cardinal Fielder
Timothy Edwin Morgan born December 14 1943 in Sedalia Missouri is a right handed bat and throw outfielder for the St. Louis Cardinals. A 1963 Memphis State graduate he set scoring marks in junior college and later coached at Catholic High in Memphis He earned several MVP and all American honors and in his pro career posted averages of .284 in rookie ball and .272 with 11 homers in 1966. He survived a kidney removal from a Sarasota collision and has a twin brother in the service. His standout tallies include 51 points in a soph year and 948 points in 31 Modesto games with three homers in a doubleheader.
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Timothy Edwin Morgan
Sedalia
Hannibal-LaGrange Junior College
Memphis State
Catholic High
Memphis
Memphis State U
Sarasota
Cardinals
Buddy Lewis
St. Petersburg
Modesto
C.R
Tim
Boeing Aircraft
Huntsville
Ala
St. Peterburg
Hannibal-LaGrange JC
One-Hitter by Ryan Helps Central Take Fall Opener
Ex Norway pitcher Rick Ryan hurled a one hitter for Central in a 2-1 win as Jim Hearn doubled in the fourth. Wartburg’s Tom Cain held to two hits until the eighth when Wartburg scored three to claim the nightcap 3 to something. The doubleheader split the Iowa conference twin bill with four relays across five events.
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Pena
Central
Rick Ryan
Wartburg
Tom Cain
Mustangs
Iowa
Ryan
Norway
Jim Hearn
Cain
Oklahoma State wrestlers plead innocent to burglary charges
Three Oklahoma State University wrestlers from Tucson Arizona pleaded innocent to second degree burglary. One is a national champion. All three were released on $3,000 bond pending a preliminary hearing at 2 p.m. May 31.
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Norman, Okla
UPI
Tucson
Ariz
Oklahoma State Wrestling Squad
Three Sign Contracts For New York Sophomores
The three were Dwayne Keller of Kennewick and Norman Police Chief Bill Henslee said Keller, 20, was wounded above the right ankle by a shot fired by Patrolman Tim Barger. Keller was listed in satisfactory condition at Norman Municipal hospital.
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Dwayne Keller
NEW York
Greg
Darrell Larson
Joe Morrison
Kennewick
Football Giants
Mickey Carroll
Norman
Bill Henslee
Tim Barger
Norman Municipal Hospital
Ray Mathews Joins Redskins as End Coach
The Washington Redskins named former Pittsburgh pass receiver Ray Mathews as end coach. Mathews, a runner and receiver, scored 43 touchdowns in 10 NFL seasons.
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Ray Mathews
Redskins
Washington
Washington Redskins
Pittsburgh
Mathews
Umpire Rules Meeting for Kids League at Wilson Junior High
A baseball rules meeting for Kids league umpires is scheduled next Monday at Wilson junior high in room 106 at 7 30 p m. High school boys and adults interested in umpiring are urged to attend.
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Wilson Junior High
Room 106
Truce Reached Yet Threats Loom in ABA Dispute
At the ABA annual meeting in Minneapolis two Eastern owners, Arthur Brown of the New Jersey Americans and Gabe Rubin of the Pittsburgh Pipers, buried the hatchet temporarily over New Jersey’s 100 mile territorial rights. A potential move to New York by Rubin remained contested, with Brown insisting compensation is due if New Jersey’s rights are infringed.
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Minneapolis
American Basketball Association
Arthur Brown
New Jersey Americans
Gabe Rubin
Pittsburgh Pipers
ABA
New Jersey
Rubin
Pittsburgh
New York City
Brown
New York
George Mikan
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Paul ‘Reynolds
Morgan
Tim Morgan
Rex A. McCright
Mutual Trust Life Insurance Company
Higley Building
Cedar Rapids
Lew Ferguson
ST Trust and Savings
F.D.I.C
Goodyear
Fed
U.S
Goodyear Service Stores
Second Avenue
7Th Avenue
Mac’s Mobil Service
Ferry
Sinclair Service
Mt. Vernon Road
Powers Truck-Port Inc
Raleigh Johnson Motor
Chrysler-Dodge
Belle Plaine, Iowa
Hugh Lamont Chrysler
Plymouth
Mechanicsville
Hendryx Motors
Dodge
Stambaugh Motor International Harvester
Springville
Bay’s Standard Service
Ray Dvorak van Horne
Ist Ave
Paul’s Skelly
D-X
Shell
Sinclair
Skelly
Champlin
Shauls and
Ullerich
Blairstown
Home Oil Company
Tom McDonough
Williamsburg
Hearn Oil & the
Lehrman Equip. Co
Wyoming and
Olin, Iowa
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