West Nips Kennedy In AA Golf Title Race
Iowa City Cedar Rapids Kennedy led by Roger Parry 73 and Corky Ekcard 75, but Waterloo West won the Iowa class AA golf title at the University of Iowa with a 299. Kennedy finished three strokes back as Des Moines Lincoln medalist Scott Hawkins won in a playoff.
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West Nips Kennedy
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Cedar Rapids
Kennedy
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Waterloo West
Roger Parry
Scott Olson
Des Moines
Lincoln
Scott Hawkins
Ken Hinson
Atlantic
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Hinson
Sony Ek
Dave Norton
Randy Smith
Jim Bane
Tom Huber
Mike Gatens
Chad Dore
Iowa City's Houghton 3rd In Net Meet
Unseeded Kevin Tee and Lynn Tankersley of Burlington win the doubles title in the Iowa prep tennis tourney. Norm Rick of Grundy Center defeats Jim Houghton and Dale Winter to claim the singles title, with Houghton taking third.
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Kevin Tee
Lynn Tankersley
Burlington
Iowa Prep
Norm Rick
Grundy Center
Iowa City West
Jim Houghton
Dale Winter
Sioux City Central
Houghton
Dave Beasley
Waterloo East
Mississippi Valley
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Tankersley
Bettendorf
Mark Hartung
Tom Kendzierski
Dan Eberhardt
Jeff Schroeder
Dubuque Wahlert
Dave Reasby
Rick
Winter
Reasby
Kevin the
Dubuque
Cornbelt To Open June With Four Teams In Action
The Cornbelt league plans a June 1 start with four of five teams playing. Schedule lists games from June 1 through July 27 including Calamus Lowden Grand Mound Clarence Dixon and Lawrence among matchups and dates.
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Lowden
Grand Mound Rr
Dixon
Grand Mound
Larence
Clarence
Calam Clarence
Piste
Track Meet Highlights From Iowa Small Colleges
Results from AA Track 100 events show Mollet Heelan and Bjornson Hoover posting :10.0 seconds in the 100 yard dash. Ames standout Sakamo reaches 120 highs while Jensen and Wierson lead sprint relays for Davenport Central and Ames in multiple finals.
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S.C. Heelan
Ron Bjornson
D.M. Hoover
Jim Conkling
C.R. Wash
Greg Lee
S.C. Central
Mark Sakamoto
Ames
Jim Jensen
Dav. Central
Ken “Jackson
Wat. East
Dan Wierson
Aes
John Muecke
Cedar Falls
Mike Fiesler
S.C. East
Bill Prince
John ineCantsky
Ont Bahnen
von Prince
Hoover
Carroll Kuemper
D.M. Dowling
Kent Anderson
Randy Hepner
Clinton
Ae Neighbors
Grinnell
Mike Muller
Iowa City
Kim_ Ingstad
Muscatine
Brian Myers
Marshalltown
Greg Witwer
Jim Conidting
Wiike Maeve
Larry Jones
Ae Mes
Urbandale
E Dav
Jerome Culp
Walt Thomas
Ows
Mike Fieseler
D. M. Hoover
Cedar Welts
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Ari Hargrave
Iowa Ay
Gene Mollett
Sam’ Maxie
Wate Basic
Albert Loreen
Burlington
Phil Young
Mike Mortland
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Me Nielsen
Tim_ Dillman
Jay Prince
Chris Briant
John Schaab
Marvin Olson
Jerome Culps
C. East
Ottumwa
Seans
Ken Jackson
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Brian Vorstaen
Kevin O'Neill
Pre. Apeatuert
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Randy Lessman
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Joe Seymour
Indianola
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Crranell
Jay Turner
Dubuque
Lessman
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Mt. Pleasant
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Assumption
Greg Newell
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Tom Schobern
C. Heelan
Dave Kessler
Dub. Wahlert
Jeff Hartzier
I.C. West
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No-Hitter by Stitt Ups Cedar Rapids Washington Sports
Waterloo West pitcher Mark Stitt threw a no hitter in a 1-0 win over Cedar Rapids Washington sophomores. The Warriors split the twin bill by beating Waterloo East 4-2 on a two run single by Tom Hidder and a sacrifice by Tom Rogers and Mark Thompson. Washington slips to 8-6 while Waterloo West improves to 5-0.
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Waterloo West
Cedar Rapids Washington
Warriors
Waterloo East
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Tom Rogers
Mark Thompson
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Warrior
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Wash
Player and Lunn share lead in Atlanta Classic third round
Gary Player birdied the final hole to tie Bob Lunn for the 54 hole lead at the Atlanta Golf Classic. Jack Nicklaus faltered to a 75 as Lunn and Weiskopf Graham Hill chased the leaders two behind with 208. Nicklaus struggled with 38 on the back nine after matching the course record 64 earlier.
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Bob Lunn
Jack Nicklaus
Atlanta Country Club
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Nicklaus
Lynn
Lou Gra
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Bobunn
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Tom Weiskopf
Dave H
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Labron Harris
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Jim Colbert
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Richard Karl
Bob Murphy
Ken
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Im Jamieson
Grier Jones
Dave Stockton
Gibby Gilbert
Bert Yancey
Chuck Thorpe
Ralph Johnston
Johnny Miller
Richard
Dan Sikapaeasit
Lee Trevino
Jerry McGee
Doug Sanders
Chuck Courtney
Frank Beard
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Hawkeyes win District 4. first Iowa team to reach College World Series
University of Iowa baseball wins NCAA District 4 title and becomes the first Hawkeye squad to qualify for the College World Series in Omaha June 9 to 15. Coach Duane Banks’s club overcome slow starts to surge past Minnesota, Central Michigan, and Bowling Green, signaling a strong Big Ten comeback. Texas and Southern California expected as other District representatives.
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Hawkeye
Omaha
Duane Banks
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Minnesota
Minneapolis
Buane Banks
Dick Siebert
Central Michigan
Bowling Green
Henry Kissinger
Texas
Southern California
Southern Cal
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Ohio State
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Vinton Wins Class A Golf Title In Tight Finish
Vinton captured the Iowa Class A high school golf championship by one stroke over Iowa Falls. Cedar Rapids Prairie finished fourth. West Liberty 15th. Audubon fifth. Medalist playoff saw Tom Nelson win by one stroke over Ron Manske with Joe Martin and Pat Baird each posting 78.
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Joe Martin
Pat Baird
Vinton
Iowa Falls
Cedar Rapids Prairie
Jim Wilson
Hawks
Decorah
West Liberty
Audubon
Martin
Baird
Tom Nelson
Nevada
Ron Manske
Algona
Nelson
Manske
Iowa State ‘University
George Veen
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