Feuerbach's Hitter Tops Coralville 9
Leon Feuerbach pitched a one hitter to pace General Pest Control past Coralville 2 1 in Major Open softball. Feuerbach fanned 14, walked four, and allowed two unearned runs as GPC improved to 2 2. Coralville fell to 2 3. Grouwinkle and Wyant scored on errors and hits, while Morrow started the unearned Coralville run.
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Upper Iowa to Play Alumni Team Saturday at 1 P.M.
Upper Iowa University's varsity baseball team hosts an Alumni club in Fayette at 1 p.m. Saturday. Alumni players include pitchers Clem Ozburn Boh Meyver Brent Prange Jim Ogeburn, catchers Gary Peterson Al Seabrooks, infielders Tom Lewis Kirk Rentschier Stan Jack Larry Conrad, and outfielders Bob Klieman Dick Cathcart Ron Herdliska.
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Larry Conrad
Bob Klieman
Dick ‘Cathcart
Ron Herdliska
3 from C R Honored At Parsons Banquet
Fairfield reports Cedar Rapids athletes were honored at the Parsons college spring sports and letter men’s club banquet. Doug Dunlap and Steve Gilliatt, former Washington athletes, received baseball letters, while Dick Standley, ex-Regis athlete, won a freshman baseball numeral.
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Cedar Rapids
Parsons College
Doug Dunlap
Steve Gilliatt
Washington
Dick Standley
Regis
Spitters and Spite Mark Turbulent Baseball News
The piece notes Leo Durocher accusing Judi Hamilton of throwing spitballs amid a clash over enforcing the rule. It mentions criticism of coaches focusing on appearance over work, and references Empire Bill Jackowski and a debate over baseball spitter enforcement. Howard Twilley, signed by the Miami Dolphins, underwent knee surgery from a spring Tulsa game.
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Bill Jackowski
Howard Twilley
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Tulsa
Twilley
Iowa
Karl Noonan
Arlin Sees Big League Deal Amid Buckeye Ambitions
Ohio State pitcher Steve Arlin, 6-foot-2, 190, aims for a major league contract possibly next month after turning down an $80,000 figure. An honors student eyeing dentistry, he would seek a club agreement balancing baseball with education to keep his deferment. His 8-1 season with a 1.90 ERA follows a 13-2 previous year, aided by a dropping fastball and sharp curve.
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Steve Arlin
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Arlin
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Tigers
Ricky Monday
Arizona State
Kansas City
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Buckeye
Unclear Parish Softball Scores and Player Names Listed
Fragmentary OCR shows churches and congregations such as Cedar Hills and Calvary Baptist with scattered player surnames like Oliver Keele Vand Lane Martens Anderson Becker Miller and Dougherty Newton. No coherent game result or date is extractable from the text.
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Wallander
Hensley
Cedar Hills
Keele
Vand Lane
Martens and
Anderson
Calvary Baptist
Bethany Congregation
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Newton
Trinity Lutheran No
Seeker
Miller
Dougherty
Doreman
Cards Rally But Fall Short Against Quincy In Poor Defense
The Cedar Rapids Cards trailed 4 0 early as Quincy pummeled starter with four runs in the first inning. El Paso Joe Hague and Harry Laiolo homered for the Cards, but Quincy held on for a 6 3 win as Cedar Rapids committed four errors, their worst defensive game of the season. Biff Bracy led the Cards with a multi hit performance.
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Tom Lindsey
el Paso
Joe Hague
Waterloo
Bob Cox
Harry Laiolo
Gazette-Kcrg
Quincy
Meier
Sal Campisi
Billy Johns
Cedar Rapids
Tom Simon
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Johns
Hague
Laiolo
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Campisi
Tyn Metey
Shirmer
Wilson Tennis Team Defeats Taft 7 to 2 in Ninth Grade Action
Wilson swept Taft 7 to 2 with singles wins by Klinsky Trachta and Janneke and doubles by Klinsky Trachta. Roosevelt beat Taft 8 to 1 in reserve play and Taft edged Wilson 5 to 4 in another match. Texas coach Darrell Royal comments on more sophomores in 1966.
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Daryl Wear
Klinsky-Trachta
Boldt-Holland
Jahncke-Jakubec
Clark-Dudley
Gordon
Mike Sanborn
Schneider-Benest
Texas
Darrell Royal
Pairings Set for Memorial Day Tennis Tourney
Drawings announced for the Cedar Rapids Memorial Day tennis tournament. Play begins Saturday at 9 a.m. for women and 1 p.m. for men at Memorial Tennis Center. Singles and doubles feature round robin and knockout formats with finals Monday.
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Memorial Tennis Center
Pott 64 Ties Course Record in Oklahoma City Open
Johnny Pott, veteran from Gulf Hills Mississippi, shot a record tying 64 to take a four stroke lead in the Oklahoma City Open at Quail Creek. Craig Metz Bruce Devlin and Tom Weiskopf tied for second at 68 as Nicklaus endured a one under 73 after a two stroke penalty.
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Gulf Hills
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Quail Creek
Gary Player
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Nicklaus
Taft wins with big third inning in 9th grade game
Taft beat Wilson 5-2 as a five run third inning produced all Taft runs. Butch Braumann fanned 11 Wilson batters and Hollister doubled for the Ramblers. Final score 5-2 with three walks and two errors aiding Taft.
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Wilson
Butch Braumann
Hollister
Ramblers
Anamosa Reformatory Team to Play Center Point Game
Center Point hosts a Delaware County league baseball game at 7 p m Sunday featuring the Anamosa reformatory team. The matchup marks a local juvenile league style contest between two nearby squads.
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Anamosa Reformatory
Center Point
Ana‘¢mosa Reformatory
Raiders Sign Gabriel Deepens AFL NFL Rift
Gabriel's signing stirs the war between leagues as AFL teams reportedly raid NFL clubs over Pete Gegolak, and the Raiders threaten court action to obtain him. The college star battle has cost both leagues millions, with Sterling defending the signing as binding.
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Kicker Pete Gegolak
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AFL
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Raiders
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Rams sign star receiver Gabriel amid league trade talk
Los Angeles owner Dan Reeves disclosed terms of his contract with Gabriel after discussing the star on Thursday night. Reeves downplayed the impact on inter-league rivalry, calling it a club matter for the clubs involved. AFL clubs reportedly sought players with one year left on their deals to test NFL interest for 1966. Gabriel, a former NC State star, was the Raiders' 1961 first draft choice who chose the Rams over Oakland.
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Star
Reeves
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Lions
Alex Karras
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NFL
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Rams
al Davis
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Munson
Luther Gipp Named All America Wrestler at Luther College
Decorah senior Gerald Gipp of Luther College earned All America honors after placing third in the NCAA College Division meet at Mankato. He is Luther’s third All American and helped lead the Norse to a national 13th, a sixth straight conference crown, and an 8-2 dual record while going undefeated in dual meets and earning Wrestler of the Month for February.
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Mankato
Gipp
Luther
Len Erdah
Dave Schreiber
Biards Eye View: George Runk Cardinals Prospect
Feature sketch profiles Cedar Rapids third baseman George Ross Runk. Born November 15 1946 in Jasper Alabama now of Little Rock Arkansas, he bats and throws right handed. Highlights include signing with the Cardinals in 1964 after Astros release, rookie league action in Florida, and a pinch hitting stint with Salisbury 1966.
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Cedar Rapids Cardinal
Jasper
Ala
Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Columbus Jct Prep Signs SCI Grid Letter
Columbus Junction senior John Williams, a two time all state standout, signed a football letter with State College of Iowa. The 5-11 220 pound tackle earned all state honors as a junior and was second team on the IDPA last fall. Williams led Columbus Junction to a 7 2 0 record in 1966 in the South East Iowa Conference.
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John Williams
Columbus Junction
State College of Iowa
Stan Sheriff
SCI
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Iowa
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