Kennedy's Title Hopes Ended With 5-0 Loss
Davenport Central toppled Kennedy 5-0 in a district final at Norway. Wayne Rettig allowed five first inning runs, followed by solid defense to seal Central’s spot in the Mason City state final on May 26-27. Kennedy threatened in later innings but Rettig quashed the rallies.
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Franklin Ninth Grade Tennis Team Remains Undefeated in Dual Meet
Franklin ninth graders beat Harding 5-0 to post their fifth straight dual meet victory. Bill Barron and Charlie Vasey won the No. 1 doubles, while Barron took the No. 1 singles 8-2. Seventh and eighth graders also triumphed 4-1 as Steve O'Donnell won the No. 1 singles. Earlier, the Bolts blanked Wilson 0 in ninth grade action and won the seventh-eighth grade meet 4-1.
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Hawks Gain In Loop Tennis Standings
EAST LANSING Michigan Iowa players Craig Sandvng Steve Ehlers and Steve Houghton won quarterfinals in singles at the Big Ten tennis tournament as Iowa sits in the team standings. Loughton and Rich Stokstad also won titles while others contested preliminaries with several matches noted across the loop.
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Andretti and Foyt Lead Indy Pole Clash for 60-Mile Race
Mario Andretti and A J Foyt, former champions, race for the pole in the 53rd 60 mile Indianapolis race with top speeds in time trials. Andretti posted unofficial 171 plus in a four wheel drive Lotus while Foyt opened at 170 1 in a Coyote turbo Ford. Polls forecast pole speed near 172 2 to 172 5 as about 150 000 fans attend the opening day of qualifications.
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Shula Glad Colts Switching to AFC
Baltimore Colts coach Don Shula announced he is glad the team will join the American Football Conference in 1970. He spoke at a Houston luncheon with Johnny Unitas and Jerry Logan about the AFC move while discussing preseason plans and past Super Bowl losses to the Jets.
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Kennedy girls top Anamosa in close golf dual meet
Kennedy high school girls golf beat Anamosa 208 to 223 at Twin Pines led by Liz Dorsey Pam Walser and Jan Shupel with top scores. Anamosa’s Rose Aller was medalist with 46 as Kennedy improves to 6-3 in dual meets.
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Sue Bouck
Rose Aller
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Alice Poulter
Nancy Slicher
Big Ten votes down 15 pay for athletes move
Big Ten faculty representatives rejected a proposal to add a $13 monthly allowance for athletes receiving aid. The vote, split and noted by Michigan's Marcus Plant, argued student athletes should contribute to college upkeep. Four players gained extended eligibility amid hardship cases.
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Iowa
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Fort Worth
Texas
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Tom Simost
John Walsh
Chuck Courtney
Minnesota
Shaughnessy Shag Dies Former Baseball League President
Montreal obituary notes Frank Shaughnessy former president of the International Baseball League dies Thursday. Notre Dame graduate and revered figure in Canadian sports, Shag left a lasting impact on baseball leadership.
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Shaughnessy
International Baseball League
Montreal
Notre Dame
Wisconsin seven footer Henrickson out with back injury
An extra season added by the conference notes a seven foot basketball player from Wisconsin, Eric Henrickson, who missed six weeks of school due to a back injury. The main item at Friday's joint meeting of the faculty group and the athletic directors concerns use of athletic facilities by pro teams.
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Wisconsin
Eric Henrickson
iLions Host State Track Meet
Prairie Gowrie and Goldfield seek Class B state titles at Linn Mar and Pocahontas respectively, with Lima-Mar hosting field finals at 9 am and running finals at 1 pm Saturday. Both classes see records challenged in 100 yard, mile relay, discus, shot, and related events as the season nears its end.
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Late Models Race Opens Hawkeye Downs Night
Latemodel stock car racing begins at B o'clock Friday night at Hawkeye Downs on the quarter mile dirt track. Eight events are slated on the card, showcasing local drivers and the speedway's competitive schedule.
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Majestic Prince Ready For Preakness Stakes
Majestic Prince, Derby winner, worked a half mile in 45 seconds at Pimlico, near world-record pace, as trainer Joby Longden praised his form. Runners include Arts and Letters and Top Knight with strong crowd expectations for the Preakness televised by CBS and Channel 24.
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Majestic opening at finance race and Derby prospects
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Washington Warriors rout Benton Community in high-scoring win
Washington exploded for 11 runs in the middle innings to beat Benton Community 1344 on Thursday. Jeff Johnson led with three hits, Doug Winfrey had two doubles and three RBIs, and l am Hurn tripled. Washington advances to face Kennedy and Regis Saturday.
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Cedar Boat Club Breakfast Set at Mohawk Pavilion
The Cedar Boat Club of Cedar Rapids plans a Spring breakfast Sunday from 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. at the Mohawk pavilion near the Cedar river water works. Many boats are expected. the public may attend by boat or car with a 1.50 charge per person for breakfast.
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