Ex-Teacher Shines On Atlanta Golf Tour Debut
Eldridge Miles, 34, former Dallas teacher and stock broker, shot a 69 in the first round of the Atlanta Classic, one stroke behind leader Tom Weiskopf. Miles tied for ninth in best showing so far, earning about 4000 dollars as he adjusts to tour life. He was among 16 players to break 72 at Atlanta Country Club, with Weiskopf the only one ahead.
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Indian Creek Racehorse Winners at Memorial Day Tourney
Indian Creek Country Club hosted a Memorial Day golf tournament naming team and giant syndicate winners. Team winners included groups led by Mrs. Harry Hagen and Mrs. Bernie Price with scores from 128 to 120 points. Giant syndicate winners featured Willard Verba, Don Konsdorf, and Ed Reed among others, with separate women’s groups led by Mrs. Bill Kanak and Mrs. Jake Groves.
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Openings Remain For Cedar Rapids Cage Class
Registration for fifth to eighth grade basketball classes in Cedar Rapids summer school stays open until June sessions begin. Fifth and sixth graders start June 17 at McKinley Harding Taft junior highs with Franklin session on July 8. June 12 classes run at Wash Jeff Kennedy high schools with daily schedules 1 to 3 p.m. and 3 to 5 p.m.
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Riccitelli Stops Rocky Halliday In Portland Bout
Pete Riccitelli of Portland defeats Rocky Halliday of Wilkes Barre by decision over ten rounds in a 172 to 163 bout outcome.
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Forward Pass Tries For Triple Crown at Belmont Stakes
New York AP reports Forward Pass faces a grueling 132 miles and eight colts in the 100th Belmont Stakes as he seeks the Triple Crown after a Derby disqualification and a Preakness win. Call Me Prince Stage Deer and others loom as prime rivals for the $161 450 purse. Post time near 4 30 p.m. with CBS TV coverage.
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Clinton's Paulson Named Lawrence University Coach
John E. Paulson of Clinton was named head basketball coach at Lawrence University in Appleton Wisconsin. The announcement came Friday and marks a new chapter for the university program.
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Local Minor Leagues Roundup With Scores Across Regions
Bovine data appears garbled yet includes scoreline snippets from several leagues. Texas League results show Paseo 5 Amarillo 4 and Arbraverelle San Antonio 8 with other regional scores listed for Shreveport Memphis 2 Southern League Birmingham 13 Savannah 2 and Inghamton York 7. Pacific Ponat Featte 34 Indienapolis 1-2 appears as a corrupted entry with unclear teams.
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Zembriski Caps Opening Round With 40-Foot Putt
Walt Zembriski raised his putter in triumph after sinking a 40 foot putt on the 18th green to cap the opening round of the Atlanta Classic. Zembriski shot a 72.
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Wisconsin Ranis Edge in Midwest 200 Track Meet
In Wisconsin, Portertaieia and Whitley led a Midwest 200 event as runners from Wisconsin Rapids and related teams posted times. The meet highlighted performances by Cloyd Merisras and Helen Resserz among others with several athletes scoring in the sprint and hurdle segments.
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Amana Rally Edges Williamsburg 6 4 In Seventh Inning
Amana defeated Williamsburg 6 to 4 in a non conference baseball game after a three run seventh inning sparked by back to back doubles from Cliff Trumpold and Bob Grimm. Scott Meralines earned the win.
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Seeds reach quarterfinals at Memorial Day tennis tournament
Four seeds led by Lee Wright Bob Vane John Van Deest and Ken Wright advanced to the Memorial Day tournament quarterfinals at Veterans Memorial Tennis Center. Sue Moen Iowa's top high school girl player reached the women's singles final with no losses and will face the winner of Glenda Paulsen Kris Swope in Saturday's semifinal.
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Reames Frozen Foods Wins Coralville Softball Title
In Coralville, Reames Frozen Foods of Des Moines defeated Cedar Rapids Happitime 3 to 0 to capture the annual Coralville softball tournament championship. The team collected 10 hits led by Dick Thenhaus and Calkins. Vic Kadlee hit a triple for Happitime. Bratwursts and Sandy’s of CR were eliminated earlier. Reames beat Irish Inn in the semifinals while Happitime defeated Rohner’s.
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Solon Fireman's Breakfast Planned for Sunday
The annual Solon Fireman's breakfast is scheduled from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Solon fire station. Adults pay $1.50.
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Jeff Soph Honors For Dave Anderson
Jefferson sophomores win the city spring baseball title with a 3 win record. Dave Anderson earned four honors including most valuable player honorary co captain best defensive player and best runner shared with Dan Schneider Keown top soph batter with a .333 average Steve Lovelass most improved and John Odeen Oil Can award. Washington and Kennedy each had four losses. Steve Keiper also shared MVP honors with Anderson.
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Spectator Advice Frustrates Maxwell at Atlanta Classic
In Atlanta Maxwell faced a rut on the ninth hole and a spectator offered golf tips. The veteran pro retorted with a quip and kept playing. Maxwell used a nine iron to escape the rut and finished with a 72 after a three putt double bogey.
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Softball Update Showcased Local Players and Scores
A fragmented sports snippet highlights players Russo, Bansch, Caviness, and Stieser in a softball context. The text lists numbers 701 and 310 with a 7 indicating ties or runs, and includes names like Rinéerknecht and eng Stieser, suggesting a local game report with partial score details.
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