Jeff Wins Advances to HSV District in Narrow Win
Jefferson High School strengthens its sectional final victory over Keystone 6-3 with strong relief pitching after a tense seventh inning. The win advances Jeff to district play against HSV of Victor Monday at 2 p.m. at Norway, as Dale Usher drove a triple and Bob Fulton loaded the bases with a walk-filled top of the seventh.
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van Horne
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Keystone
Jeff
HSV
Victor
Norway
Bob Fulton
Bob Barnes
Larry Anderson
Dick Lorenzen
Gene Miller
Fulton
Miller
Chuck Swope
Dale Usher
Junge
J-Hawks
Usher
Don Rattora
Don Doyle
Eddyville
Three Dewberry Brothers Star in Blind Track Meet
At Vinton Missouri Braie and Sight Saving School won the 10 state blind track meet led by brothers Charles 16 James 17 and Leroy 19. James swept two running events 50 and 75 yards while the trio went 1 2 3 in shot put securing Missouri a close 271 4 to Wisconsin 271 2 point victory.
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Vinton
Dewberry
Missouri Braie and Sight Saving School of
St. Louis
Charles
James
Leroy
Iowa
Hardin
Kent
Eeeperry
Missouri
Bruit
Pruitt
Mich
Crockett
Perzentka
Wis
McKenna
Powell
James Dewberry
Phipps
Recenski
Lemuel Phipps
Illinois Braise and Sight Saving School
Jacksonville
Ill
Schioal
Illinois
Gazette
L. W. Ward
Dewberry Brothers
Missouri Light Saving School
Cornell Netmen Top Coe Beloit in Midwest tennis tests
Cornell College defeated Coe and Beloit in a dual Midwest conference tennis meet at Mt. Vernon. The Rams beat Coe 7-2 in morning matches and edged Beloit 5-4 in the afternoon. John Dalton and Jack Hufford led singles for Cornell with decisive wins over Coe foes. Cornell freshmen swept Coe 9-0.
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MT. Vernon
Cornell College
Coe
Beloit
Rams
Cornell
John Dalton
Jack Hufford
Dick Watts
Jim McJoynt
Oogon
Jim MecJoynt
Oem Wilson
Bangs-Melson
Christianson-Bachleor
Mebonsid- Nagle
Poges Calton
Conn
Tom Powell
Brinkman
Es. Calton
Hyrd
Det’ Powell- Meyers
Brinkman-Heck
Jacot Wilson
Christiansenggchenr
Luther-Dewell
North Tops Decorah 6 4 in Saturday Baseball
West Union North built a six run first inning and defeated Decorah 6 to 4 on Saturday. Paul Craft contributed two hits for North, while Emmerson had two for Decorah.
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West Union
North High
Decorah
Paul Craft
Emmerson
Decorah North High
Ramos Wins Split Victory In Ghana Title Bout
World featherweight champion Sugar Ramos retained his title with a 15 round split decision over Ghanaian challenger Floyd Robertson at Black Star Stadium. The bout drew an unhappy crowd as Robertson pressed the pace and judges favored Ramos despite a ring protest.
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Accra Ghana
Sugar Ramos
Floyd Robertson
Robertson
Black Star Stadium
Jack Hart
Ed.Lassman
Miami
Fla
World Boxing Association
Ramon Velaquez
Mexico City
Ramos
Iowa topples Michigan to snap unbeaten streak in opener
Iowa beat Michigan 6-2 to hand the Wolverines their first Big Ten defeat as Bob Schauenberg pitched well into the ninth before Steve Green secured the win. Iowa scored mainly in the third and fifth, with Bill Niedbala and Ted Sizemore driving in key runs. Michigan won the nightcap 5-3 to even the doubleheader.
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Iowa City
Iowa
Michigan
Hawks
Bob Schauenberg
Schauenberg
Steve Green
Jim Koehnk
Bill Niedbala
Four Injured In Seattle Race Car Crash
At Pacific Raceways near Kent a racing sports car exceeding 100 mph spun out and crashed into parked cars injuring four people including driver Bob Holbert of Warrington Pennsylvania. Holbert was burned and helped extinguish the flames before being hospitalized in Renton in non critical condition. other injuries were not serious.
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Seattle
Pacific Raceways
Kent
Bob Holbert
Warrington
Renton
Wahlert Wins Class A High School Golf Title
Wahlert shot a 317 to edge Cedar Rapids Regis by 2 strokes for the district crown at Bunker Hill. Regis totaled 319, with medalist John Jacobs at 75 and Jefferson's Dennis Smith runner-up at 76. Washington placed third at 323 in a seven-team meet. Jefferson fourth at 326.
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Dubuque
Wahlert
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Bunker Hills
John Jacobs
Jefferson
Dennis Smith
Washington
Dube Wahler
Muelert
Rich Walsh
Mike Mulligan
Bob Wild
John Locher
Tom Raher
Brian Hydak
Tom Affeldt
Don_Berny
Dave Lafontaine
Jim Lockwood
Steve Estes
Jim Prouers
Drew Fairchild
Bob Gorton
Allan Bliss
Wayne Kitzele
Jerry Fladoos
Doug McNamer
Herb Appel
Clinton
Marty A 'S
Jeff Reed
Jere ‘Peterson
de George Gregory
Bill Wae
Ev Swarts
Rich Cooner
Xavier 335 Wins Class A District Golf On Rainy Saturday
Xavier of Dyersville captured the Class A district golf title at Independence with a 335 total, edging Independence at 340. Meet medalist Wayne Kuhl of Xavier posted 42 37 79, while Steve Hubbard of South Winn was runner up at 41 41 82.
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Independence Xavier
Dyersville
Independence
Xavier
Wayne Kuhl
South Winneshiek
Steve Hubbard
Anamosa
Jerry Conrad
Allan Norton
Chuck Shada
James Wunder
South Genese
Gary Sauser
Tom Sauser
Mike Ruticorn
Jim Long
Bill Elliott
New Hampton
Mike Houtz
Mark Huffman
Tom Murphy
Dan Deberlignies
Osage
Steril Parr
Brian Foossty
Wae Tusler
Monte Waldorf
van Zimmer
Waukon
Barry Sm Gper
Barry Kolstrud
Gerald Deah
Coens Rodman
Dubuque
Dean McDermott
Dave Folkenbrock
North West Union
Jack Wood
Allen Biermann
Steve Miller
Bruce Johnston
Dyereville
Tom Biong
John Schockemoehl
Mike Ament
Elkader
George Ole
Dean Buchholtz
Sumner
Dave Dehaven
Don Dehaven
Steve Foss
Wayne Kroeger
Walsh Wins At Iowa City In Class B Golf
Mark Yingling fired a 76 to claim medalist honors at the Finkbine course in Iowa City, edging Ottumwa to win the Class B high school golf tournament. Walsh's Jim Putnam and Maquoketa's Duane Olrich tied for runner-up with 77s, while Maquoketa finished third at 330. Other team scores and individual rounds are listed for Muscatine, Williamsburg, Mt. Vernon, Belle Plaine, Buren, LaSalle, and Notre Dame Burl.
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Iowa City
Mark Yingling
Ottumwa Walsh
Finkbine
Jim Putnam
Walsh
Duane Olrich
Maquoketa
Verry of
Curtin
Chuck Moht
Don Miller
del Miller
Ed Gross
Joe Lawtones
Steve Koser
Bruce Dunlap
Bill Holm
Belle Plaine
Tom Fisher
Dick Fisher
Dave Meyers
Jeff McMill
Spray Colan Boehm
Steve Stiraga Ban Morrison
John Holt
Buren
Dick Randall
Terry Ed
Fene Archibald
Jim Beck
Rick Jaerer
Tim Walsh
Jonnette Olin
Gary_ Rowhedder
Bob_ Timmons
Ron Shebetka
George Hoyman
Sigourney Muscatine
van Buren
Maquoketa Williamsburg
C.R. LaSalle
Vernon
Iowa Valley
N.D. Burlington Beeb
Twins and A's clash in homer test 10-8 win
ST PAUL AP Bob Allison powered the Twins to a 10-8 victory over the A's in a homer hitting contest. Allison delivered a three run double after Minnesota loaded the bases, then added a homer in the fourth and scored on Earl Batteys single following Wayne Causeys error on Tony Olivas grounder.
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ST. Paul
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Kansas City
Allison
Twins
Wayne Causey
Tony Oliva
Earl Battey
Red Sox
Frank Malzone
Ed Bressaud
Tony Conigliaro
Lu Clinton
Senators Edge Red Sox In 10th Inning Home Run
Don Lock belted a leadoff homer in the 10th, giving Washington a 5-4 win over Boston. Washington led 3-0 early, Hinton tied the game with his fourth homer, while Boston answered with four runs including Malzone’s homer.
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Washington
Don Lock
Boston Red Sox
Lock
Bob Heffner
Chuck Hinton
Jeff Doubles Team Strauss Win Titles in District Tennis
Richard Strauss of Iowa City won the singles title while Tim Richeson and Jim Wing of Cedar Rapids Jefferson captured the doubles crown at the district tennis tournament on the Washington courts. Final scores: Strauss 6-8 6-4 6-2 over George Robb, and Richeson-Wing 6-2 6-4 over Carruthers-Wulfsbergs.
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Cedar Rapids
Tim Richeson, Jr
Jim Wing
Jeff
Richard Strauss
Iowa City
Tim Richeson
Jefferson
Washington Courts
Richeson
Wing
Washington
Jim Carruthers
Rolf Wulfsbergs
Jim Carrithers
Rolf Wulfsberg
Wash
Jerry Kohstedn
Christy Ryan
HSV
Memo Mendoza
Bob Sampson
Grinnell
Carrithers - Wulfsberg
Nathan Chapman
Steve Houghton
Bruce LeClerc
John Richardson
John Green
Lee Todd
Regis
Steve Hirko
Terry Paul
Iowa Be
Tim Daniels
Jim Seni
Richeson-Wing
Larry Hunting
John Waples
Ash
Carrithers-Wulfsberg
Bob Bausch
Dave Cronbaugh
Harley Shaull
HLV
Julianine Grinnell
Woods
Tom van Deest
Strauss
Lowa City
Johnson
Robb
Wash Ee Ng Die
Lowa Wash
SMU Placed on Two-Year Probation by Southwest Conference
The Southwest Conference punishes SMU for recruiting rule violations including extra financial inducements and aid to prospective and current athletes. SMU is barred from post season football during probation but may vie for the conference title. Texas receives indefinite probation and must prove it corrected recruiting practices within a year, facing penalties for excessive entertainment and improper expenses for prospective athletes and their relatives.
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Lubbock, Texas
Southern Methodist University
Southwest Conference
SMU
Southern Methodist
University of Texas
Texas
Gilliatt Stars as Parsons Sweep Offutt in Doubleheader
Cedar Rapids pitcher Gilliatt blanked Offutt Air Force Base for four innings, fanning seven and driving in two as Parsons College completed a doubleheader sweep with a 4-0 victory after opening 2-0 win.
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Fairfield
Steve Gilliatt
Cedar Rapids
Parsons College
Offutt Air Force Base
Parsons
Offutt
Wright Extends Lead At St. Louis Open Invi tational
Mickey Wright increased her advance to five strokes in the $12,500 Ladies St. Louis Open Invitational by posting a 72 to reach 142 after two rounds. JoAnn Prentice and others follow with scores and names including Hagge Whitworth Cornelius Suggs Smith Stone.
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ST. Louis
Mickey Wright
JoAnn Prentice
Marlene Hagge
Kathy Whitworth
Kathy Cornelius
Louise Suggs
Marilynn Smith
Beth Stone
Wanda Sanches
Jackie Pung Tha Cs
Judy Torluemke
Peggy Wilson
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