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Newspaper

Cedar Rapids Gazette

Location

Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1967

Page

4

Nagel Praises Podolak and Seniors After Iowa Spring Game

Iowa coach Ray Nagel lauded Ed Podolak for a strong second half and praised co captain Tony Williams as a standout leader. He highlighted promising sophomores Greg Allison Mike Cilek Paul Laavey Tim Sullivan and noted defensive grit from Allison and Hendricks while mentioning Mike Cilek arm strength and Laavey receiving potential.

Ivor W. Stanley Iowa City Iowa Ray Nagel Ed Podolak Nagel Greg Allison Mike Cilek Paul Laavey Tim Sullivan Allison Hendricks Mike

Sullivan shines in Iowa intrasquad as freshmen shine

Six-Yard Sullivan Tim Sullivan, a Shawnee Kansas freshman fullback, led the Black team with nearly six yards per carry on 13 attempts in Saturday's Iowa intrasquad game. Coach Nagel praised developing offensive line and defensive backs while noting punting issues and the lone injury, John Diehl.

Tim Sullivan Shawnee Kan Iowa Bob Gibbs John Diehl

Mona Schallau Retains State Tennis Title

Mona Schallau of Iowa City won the state girls singles title beating Julie Gray 6 0 6 0 in Waterloo. Elmore and Mears of Keokuk captured the doubles crown by defeating Nolting and Cooley 6 4 6 4. Sue Moen withdrew to prepare for college entrance exams.

Waterloo Mona Schallau Iowa City Hazel Elmore Susie Mears Keokuk Miss Schallau Julie Gray Waterloo West Elmore Mears Debbie Nolting Pam Cooley Sue Moen Cedar Rapids Washington Schallau Stock Gray Fletcher Elmore-Mears Conn Bluffs Jeff Procter- Srirter D.M._ Roos Duggan-Nemmers Wat Columbus el-Egli Mason City Benda- Wegler Red Pex Garbon-Garbow D.M. Linc Gray-Foerste Dubuque Mottet-Mondanero Ottumwa Walsh Coun Bluffs Lincoln Notting Cooley Tap West Coffman-Smith Egrer Turner Atlantic Ason Newman Coe Runners Bub Wahlert Po Mortice-McLeod Osa de Elmore-Mears Per-Shirley Oertel-Egli Gar -Garbon Lee Mottet Kunnert Perlett-Turner Gersele Cooley-Nolting Lee-Kunne Nolting- Cooley

Want ads are easy to use and produce quick results

The notice highlights the ease of placing want ads and their quick, satisfying results for buyers and sellers seeking fast responses. It emphasizes simplicity, reach, and prompt service.

Pitcher Mike Cilek Passes for 138 Yards in Victory

Former Iowa City high star Mike Cilek delivered 25 completions for 138 yards in a notable passing performance Saturday. The event highlights his return to form after college, drawing attention from fans and local observers.

Gazette L. W. Ward Gary Larsen Detroit Bob Gibbs Mike Cilek Larsen Iowa City

Robb Gains State Title to Iowa City Golf Meet

Iowa City high school shot 295 at the Elks club course to win the four team district and earn a spot in the state championship next Saturday. Don Robb of Washington was runner up with 72 and earns an individual berth. Burlington’s Tim Johnson led medalists with 71.

Iowa City Elks Club Burlington Tim Johnson Don Robb Washington John Evashevski Chris Larson Joel Liechty Steve Vorhees Pat Naprenan Tom Keehn Mike Nelson Bob Benson Steve Pete C.R. Was Jim Lewis Mae Eicher Jim Stripe Steve Hill Keokuk Ron Loeffler Phil Ricker Steve Crambill Jack Allen Jim Harness

Jefferson Sweeps Davenport Central and West in Tennis

Jefferson blanked Davenport Central and West 7-0. Singles saw Covington and Naaktgeboren dominate with decisive 12-4 and 12-5 wins, while multiple 12-0 and 12-1 routs highlighted a clear team victory. Doubles also won both matches with lopsided scores.

Jefferson Davenport Cedar Rapids Davenport Central West Jeff Central Kit Covington Dave Wellendorf Ri Naaktgeboren Gary Reeves Keith Rinderknecht Randy Beach Kim Jahncke Terry Bauer Bob Klinsky Craig Nelson Covington - Naaktgeboren Reeves - Wellendorf Grant Curtis Covington-Rinderknecht Daly _- Johnson Klinsky-Jahncke Stevenson-Curtis

Hurn Leads Franklin in 2 1 Victory Over McKinley

Tom Hurn pitched a two hitter with 12 strikeouts and a seventh inning run as Franklin ninth grade beat McKinley 2 to 1. His double accounted for one of Franklin's three hits while Hurn also contributed at the plate. Smith Kastner and Seyfer joined in the effort on defense and offense.

Hurn Franklin Tom Hurn McKinley Smith Kastner Seyfer

Tipton Junior High Wins Prairie Relays Over Marion

Tipton totaled 146 points to win the Prairie Junior High Relays title ahead of Marion. The meet covered all three grades with numerous events led by Tipton athletes in shot put discus high jump broad jump and relays. Notable marks include record performances in several events and close team contest outcomes across the divisions.

Tipton Marion Lock Riley Johnson Jeff Morehead Maq Burrows Johnrel Jeff Harris Gade Tip Danford O’deen Pole Demuth Ollerich Mag Kruse Jeff van Cleve Smith Jelieba Maquoketa Lytle Morrow Yuva Mar Morris Balster Linn-Mar Ton Gade Heydraft Burle Prairie Steggall Wood Beckett L M Coker Scheimerman Brooks Shebtka Trenor Howe Fitch Beadle Tucker Luedtke Gilbert Jensen Rave Marsh Hughes Downey Dub Stone Collins Spear Kaiden Warwick Cash Bailey Seeha Russell Rusk Rieg Belzer Cokiey Hamman Stiff

Clinton Wins In Soph Track Meet At Kingston Stadium

Clinton defeats Washington 58 to 52 with Jefferson third at Kingston stadium in a triangular sophomore meet. Winners list includes multiple events led by Clinton and Washington athletes across sprints, distance, relays, and field events.

Clinton Soph Washington Jefferson Kingston Stadium

Pitchers for White Sox Turned in 22 Shutouts

The Chicago White Sox pitchers notched 22 shutouts in a season, highlighting a dominant pitching staff. Key arms held opponents scoreless across multiple games, underscoring the team's strong defensive effort and strong starting depth.

Chicago White Sox

Iowa Sweeps Spartans 3 0 as Koering Tops MSU

Jim Koering of Stanwood pitched a 4 hit shutout and batted Iowa to a 3-0 win in the opener at Michigan State. In the nightcap after a 3-3 tie, Iowa won 4-3 in 12 innings on a double steal with Andrew Jackson scoring the winning run. The sweep lifts Iowa to 7-6 in the Big Ten while MSU sits at 8-8.

East Lansing Jim Koering Stanwood Iowa Michigan State Hawks Spartans Gaylord McGrath Andrew Jackson Lee Jim King John Blackman Meledney Dan Bielski Bill Linne Harry Kendrick Nees Ae Mich State Mike Linden Frank Renner Todd Hatterman Ben Renta Bob Schneider Zana Easton Mickey Knight Hatterman Knight

Monmouth Wins Southern Division Title in Sweep

Monmouth Illinois defeated Cornell 2-1 and 5-0 to clinch the Midwest conference Southern Division baseball title. Sandy MacKenzie doubled home the winning run in the first game and doubled in the third inning of the second game driving in two runs and scoring on an error. Monmouth advances to face Ripon in a best of three championship series next weekend.

Sandy MacKenzie Monmouth Cornell Ripon MacKenzie Jack Ryan

Upper Iowa Wins Crown in Iowa Conference Baseball

Upper Iowa captured the Iowa conference baseball championship with two wins over Dubuque in Fayette. The Peacocks won 2-1 in game one and 3-0 in game two as Dwight Long threw a three hit shutout and relieved winner Arnie Leistad in the sixth. The team finished the conference at 10-2 and 19-4 overall.

Fayette Upper Iowa Iowa Dubuque Peacocks Dwight Long Arnie Leistad

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