Bowling Highlights and High Scores Across Leagues
Brubaker delivered a 643 series while Glenn Athey rolled 244 and 629 to lead Dale Lee Distributing to a 3004 set. Mary Ann Woolfossed posted 234 562 in Daytime Classic, Shirley Gegner 213 588 in May City Eight Joep, Sheila Billington 213 521 in Cryovac Ladies, and Jim Novak 635 609 with Wesday Twilighters.
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Grass Courts Must Be Ousted From U S Open
The 1969 U S Open chief Owen Williams urges replacing grass courts with synthetic surfaces and adopting a no-break scoring system to boost entertainment value. He warns if venues and associations fail to agree, the USLTA should seek another stadium. Williams predicts a 250000 dollar purse and a 1 million gross if these changes occur.
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South Africa
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James van Alun
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Forest Wills
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Bitter World Lightweight Title Fight Leaves Bitter Taste
In Naples Italy Nino Benvenuti retained his lightweight crown after referee Tony Girard disqualified Seattle’s Fraser Seatl in the seventh round for low blows. Fans and writers faulted the decision, arguing it robbed Seatl and dimmed Benvenuti’s victory. Promoter Rino Tomassi defended the ruling, noting Seatl’s inexperience but praising his heart, speed, and potential while Benvenuti’s condition was not ideal.
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Ily
Nino Benvenutt
Tony Girard
Fraser Seplt
Seattle
Wash
Wellers
Benvenuti
Rino Tomassi
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Rodriguez
UNI Wrestlers Face Mich State in invitational and dual
Northern Iowa aims for strong results at its annual invitational and a key afternoon dual with Michigan State. Returning stars include Mary Belland Skip Bollock and Brad Stolz, while coach Chuck Patten rebuilds after two losses from the 1968-69 NCAA third place squad. The event schedule features multiple schools and divisions across late March, with noted matchups at Cedar Falls.
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Din Gaye Oshoe
Guyer
Mary Belland
Inigher
Skip Bollock
Brad Stolz
Belmont Park Tooth Attack Highlights Odd Race Incident
In a bizarre scene at Belmont Park, Enens a ten year old stallion snapped at Cue Card near the finish of the fourth race and was ignored as Cue Cari surged to win by a half length. Nearby, Sheets clinched first in the Grant School football skills event with 192 points, while Rob Schladersky and Greg Zach followed.
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Cue Card
Belmont Park
Cue Cari
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Sheets
Todd Sheets
Grant School
Rob Schladersky
Greg Zach
Bulldogs Upset North Texas State 27 23 in Football Clash
Drake stunned North Texas State 27 23 as safety Luana Miller returned a punt for a score and Bob Chase kicked two field goals. Drake improves to 2-0-1 while several Iowa schools also posted wins in a day of college action.
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Missouri Valley
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Grinnell Pioneers face tight standings after tricky week
Grinnell's 54-27 loss to Carleton leaves the Pioneers tied for third with Coe in the Midwest Conference. Northwestern keeps a share of the TriState lead after Yankton spoiled Westmar's high aim. Drake visits Northern Towns. Iowa games spotlight Luther at Simpson and Central at William Penn as North Central and Town Conference action loom.
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Stan Smith Wins Pacific Coast International Tennis Title
BERKLEY Calif AP Stan Smith lifts No 1 hopeful status with victory in men’s finals of the US 200000 Pacific Coast International championships. Davis Cup star Pasadena defeated Richey San Angelo Texas 2 6 2 6 in straight sets after ousting top seed Ashe earlier. Smith Court and Cowl complete a doubles sweep.
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Margaret Smith
Winnie Shaw
Scotland
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Mrs. Cowl
Roundup of Iowa prep sports and events in Dubai Tri Rivers
Prep roundup from East Central Iowa reports multiple high school games and track events across Cedar Rapids and surrounding towns. Teams include East Iowa Valley and Des Moines area programs with notes on games, standings and upcoming clashes. Local athletes like Stearns and Ramiez shine in motorcycle class competition, while Cedar Falls and North 1 vie for top spots.
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Towa Falls
Tay Stearns
Felix Ramiez
Cedar Rapids
Towa
Ap Ovicoe
Les Smalley
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Gomner
Su Peter Pocationtas
W. Central
Senack
LaMaster
Rus Shad
Eth Syallor
Dorrenen Johnson Maline
Sotaner
Mann Wins By 2 Strokes In Mickey Wright Invitational
Baltimore golfer Mann, the tour money leader, posted an even par 73 to win the Mickey Wright Invitational at Lake San Marcos Golf Course by two strokes. She trailed after Friday, then vaulted with a 70 Saturday to close the event ahead of Abby Ahren, 20, from Corpus Christi, Texas, at Take San Marcos Country Club.
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Caro] Mann
Baltimore
Mickey Wright
Miss Mann
Abby Ahren
Corpus Christi
Texas
San Marcos Country” Club
Ul Tai
No Ring Return For Johansson
Stockholm AP reports former world heavyweight champion Ingemar Johansson denies plans to return to boxing. He says he will train to drop to 180 pounds and doubts a comeback, while rumors circulate about co promoting a pro program on October 24 in Goteborg with promoter Berlil Shutsson.
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Ngemar Johansson
Sweden
Dagens Vyheter
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Goteborg
Laguna May Be Next for Ramos Lightweight Champion
Lightweight champion Manda Ramos, 20, from Long Beach, weighed offers for future bouts after a first title defense. At ringside, Laguna might defend against former champion Ismael Laguna in Panama City later this year following Ramos's sixth round knockout of Yoshiaki Numata in Los Angeles.
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Manda Ramos
Long Beach
Ismael Laguna
Panama City
Laguna
Ramos
Yoshiaki Numata
Tokyo
Numata
Sturm's 35 tops Jones Park blind bogey event
Al Sturm carded a 47 12 35 to win the Jones Park blind bogey at Squaw Creek. Close finishers were Jack Bates 49 12 46 and George Barnes 40 3 87, with Ray Kessel 43 8 7. Next Sunday's event will be at Squaw Creek with ice time at a.m.
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al Sturm
Jones Park
Taft Wins Eighth Grade Football Over Franklin 26 23
Taft defeated Franklin 26 to 23 in an eighth grade football game Saturday. Glen Zener and Mike Mortland scored for the winners. Sunday’s Gazette incorrectly stated Franklin won the game.
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Nat Franklin Taft
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Glen Zener
Mike Mortland
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