Haddy Man of Year Named at Cedar Rapids Bowling Meet
Haddy Clark Haddy named Man of the Year for bowling contributions as Cedar Rapids Bowling Association honors him at the annual meeting. He runs Lucky Six Lanes in Marengo and has served as past president and organizer of new leagues. Jim Malake elected president for 1967-68 with 12 directors and four vice-presidents. outgoing president Kelly Johnson receives a plaque. Bob Stastny wins open all-events. 1968 city tournament set March 30 split between Tropic Lanes and Legion Lanes. Cedar Rapids to host Iowa State Jamboree in October for officers and leagues.
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Clark Haddy
Cedar Rapids Bowling Assn
Haddy
Lucky Six Lanes
Marengo
C.R. Assn
Jim Malake
Kelly Johnson
Bob Stastny
Legion
Cedar Rapids
New C.R. Bowling Assn
Marion
Don Perkins Named Deputy Director In New Mexico DOT
Don Perkins former Dallas Cowboys fullback was named deputy director of New Mexico's new department of transportation. He will head the Department of Courtesy and Information, now absorbed into the DOT. Governor Cargo said salary remains 11400 dollars annually and Perkins may take an unpaid leave to continue playing football.
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David F. Cargo
Perkins
BGM Girls Fall to North Mahaska in Softball Duel
Special to The Gazette BGM girls lost 17-14 to North Mahaska on Thursday. Diane Gillette and Chris De Wilder hit two-run homers as BGM out-hit the visitors 14-8. North Mahaska scored 7 runs in the second inning to pull away.
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Brooklyn
BGM
North Mahaska
Diane Gillette
Chris de Wilder
Dysart-Geneseo Ends With 10-10 Spring Baseball Record
Dysart-Geneseo finished its 1967 spring campaign with a 4 1 victory over Orange Township in eight innings. The team posted a 10-10 spring record. Notable moments included pitchers White and Raub contributing key innings.
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Waterloo
Dysart-Geneseo
Orange Township
Eekcrotch
Raub White
Phil Hill becomes first to win Le Mans three times
Le Mans winner Phil Hill, the only American to claim the 24 hour endurance race three times, achieved his victories in 1958 1961 and 1962 marking a historic record for U.S. drivers at the famed endurance classic.
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LE Mans
France
UPI
Phil Hill
Moline and Davenport Set Speed Marks at MVC Track Meet
A strong sprint field led by Moline and Davenport Central headlines the Mississippi Valley Conference outdoor championships at Davenport Brady Street stadium. Moline stars Kohl and Anders pace a swift 11-member group with sub-10 second 100s and strong 880 with a state record.
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Davenport
Brady Street Stadium
Moline
Jefferson
John Ask
Colglazier
Iowa Prep
Anders
Williams
Central
Cribbs
Jeff
Bob Kohl
East Moline
Tyrone Patterson
MVC
Roosevelt Net Team Clinches Unbeaten Tennis Season
Roosevelt junior high finishes the spring with a 9-0 win over Wilson. Riders post three shutouts in seven matches. Steve Valenta and Eddie Lamb go 7-0 in duals. Lamb 8-1 over Thursday, Valenta 8-0. Singles results include Vandeest, Hindseiman, Gralund, Weaver, Reid, Bartleet. doubles show Covington-Lamb, Van Deest-Valenta, Weaver-Kacera.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
Steve Valenta
Eddie Lamb
Lamb
Valenta
Saas Do Vera Staskal
Rick Gooden
Tim Vandeest
Very Hindseiman
Girls Compete in Federation Meet in Fort Dodge
All Iowa high school state girls champions converge Saturday for the national federation meet in Fort Dodge. About 1,100 athletes are entered with Iowa winners gaining eligibility for the national tournament in Albuquerque, New Mexico, in June. Linda Schram, former Manilla sprint star now at Washburn University, competes in the 100 and 220 dashes and hurdles.
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Fort Dodge
Iowa
United States Track and Field Federation
Albuquerque
N.M
U. of Iowa
Linda Schram
Manilla
Wash‘burn University
Topeka
Kan
Jackie Jensen Named TV Sports Director
Jackie Jensen former major league baseball and college football star is named sports director of television station KTVN. Station General Manager Lee Hirshland says Jensen age 40 will begin duties when the station goes on air June 4.
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Reno, New
Jackie Jensen
KTVN
Lee Hirshland
Jensen, 40
Warriors Sign No 1 Draft Pick 6 7 Lattin
David Lattin of Texas Western the San Francisco Warriors No 1 draft choice was signed by the NBA club. The 6 foot 7 forward weighs 240 pounds and had one year of college eligibility remaining but his class graduates this year making the signing legal.
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SAN Francisco
David Lattin
Texas Western
San Francisco Warriors
National Basketball Asso. Club
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