Regis Wins Two From Xavier Clay Fight Ends Cooper Challenge
Regis outlasted Xavier in a doubleheader sweep at Daniels Park where Regis Trinity 6 10 improved to 6 10. Mike Jennings pitched a five hitter in game one backed by Gary Nowlin and Doug Morehead with key extra base hits. Mike Quinn added a double as Xavier posted a 15 2 season mark before the nightcap.
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Devlin Wins Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth
Bruce Devlin of Australia clinches the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth by one stroke over Dick Sikes after a final round 75. The 28-year-old finished 280 to Sikes 281, aided by a tips from Ben Hogan ahead of the final day.
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Gaarde Career Highlights Highlight Iowa State Star
The article notes Gaarde, a 1956 graduate, named Mr. Huskv in 1955, co captain in 1955 56 for basketball and baseball, later coaching at Grundy Center and Atlantic, plus three years in the US Air Force with a commendation medal. It also mentions Devlin and Hogan comments on Colonial course play and Jack Rule finishing Cedar Rapids with tied for 165. Bruce Devlin won the Colonial National Invitational with 280 and $22 000.
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Liebe Wins Indy Feature In Late Modified Stock Races
Liebe Leibe wins the 20 lap feature at the Independence fairgrounds before about 2 000 fans. Zwanziger of Waterloo led early but his overheating car dropped him back. multiple heats and semis crowned winners including Lieber Noble and Heckenlively in novice division.
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Rich Kratka
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Rochester
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Tarney Takes Tipton Opener at Cedar County Fairgrounds
Walt Carney of Tipton won the feature stock car event to open the season at Cedar county fairgrounds. Roger Lecousier took the consolation race. Heats highlighted Carney Mullink Sawyer and Le cousier across divisions with Morris Milan and others also placing in top three.
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John Mullink
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Rick Sawyer
Clarence
Shorty Thomas
Englehorn Captures Zaharias Open in Second Year Return
Shirley Englehorn won the Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont Texas with rounds of 68 and 70 to tie a tournament record 209. She led Kathy Whitworth by one entering the final round and finished two strokes ahead after incurring three penalties on the last 18 holes.
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Shirley Englehorn
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Miss Whitworth
Greeley Merchants Win Jaycee Softball Tournament Final
In Manchester the Greeley Merchants captured the Jaycee softball title by defeating Collins Radio of Cedar Rapids 7 to 1. Pitcher Bill Wail led the champions with three wins, aided by Bill Bissell's solo homer in the fifth. Earlier rounds saw Collins beat Manchester Jaycees 7-5 and Greeley All-Stars 2-1, with Greeley Merchants later defeating New Vienna Mets 10-1 and Strawberry Point 5-2.
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Watkins Ron Wood Pitches Perfect Game
Ron Wood pitched a perfect game to start the Iowa Valley League season, facing the minimum 27 batters and striking out 14 in a four inning masterpiece against Norway. Catcher Jerry Voss had three hits including a first inning homer as Keystone blanked Palo 9 0 and Amana beat Newhall 4 3 in other Sunday action.
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No-Hitter By Elam and Moore Steals Show
A rugged game featured a no hitter by Elam and Moore catalyzing a debacle against Troy Mills. Dick Erlenbaugh went 2-for-2 as the winners earned the win on Pro Mat Card while Sarchitt delivered the key hit in a bases loaded triple.
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Delaware County baseball league opens with no hitter by Elam Moore
In the opener Elam and Moore combined to pitch a no hitter as Center Point edged Edgewood 6 0 on opening day. Elam struck out nine in five innings and Moore added three hits in five trips. Reforma tory beat Edgewood 11 7 and Ryan 24 Troy Mills 4. Myers fanned 10 and Jessen went 4 for 5.
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Bailey Loses Playoff to Skow at Westwood Club
Harold Skow of Newton edges Cedar Rapids player Al Bailey in a three hole playoff after both shot 114 in regulation at the Westwood Municipal course. J. D. Turner of Perry finished third at 117 on the par 96 nine hole layout.
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Jack Mully
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Blackie Lewis
Des Moines
Chris Birdsall
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Memorial Coliseum Prammesilieg Card Highlights
Bucher Sunday leads main event at Memorial Coliseum. Roenie Reed defeats Bob Brow. The Stomper and The Viking drag. Sonny Myers and Jerry Kozak wrestle to a two minute draw.
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Sonny Myers
Jerry Kozak
Williamsburg Man Wins First South Iowa Cedar League Golf Tourney
Robert Murphy of Williamsburg topped 34 entrants at the Sport Hill Country Club with a 77 to lead the first annual South Iowa Cedar League schoolmen’s golf tournament. Runner-up Ron Caibrothers of Williamsburg finished four strokes back.
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Robert Murphy
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Don White Takes Third in World 600 Debut
Don White of Keokuk Iowa, a veteran stock car racer in his first World 600 start at Charlotte, finished third driving a specially built Dodge Charger.
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Peterman Captures Midget Racing Feature at Iowa Track
Jeff Peterman won the modified main event and took the heat race in Sunday action at the Iowa quarter midget racing event. Junior results saw Scott Zimmerman and Russ Wenke place first and second with Scott Zimmerman leading junior main. senior results named Gary Daman and Bobby Stenko top finishers.
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Iowa
Russ Wenke
Scott Zimmerman
Gary Daman
Bobby Stenko
Terry Cook
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