North High Triumphs in 10-0 Win at Waukon
North High defeated Waukon 10-0 to extend their win streak to eight games and clinch the conference title. Tim Underdahl scored on a two yard run for North High. Wendell Whitcher added a 37 yard field goal. Waukon fell to 4-3 in the conference.
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Waukon
North High
North West Union
Tim Underdahl
Wenever Waukon
Mischell Witcher
Sissippi
North
Wendell Whitcher
North Scott trips Prairie 32 to 14 at home
North Scott Lancers defeated Prairie 32 14 at Eldridge to drop Prairie to 5 3 and boost North Scott to 3 5. Jan Evans connected on a 62 yard screen to Phil Long for a 6 0 lead as the Lancers dominated time of possession and yardage.
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North Scott
Prairie
Eldridge
Lancers
Jan Evans
Phil Long
Lancer
Woody Hayes
Ohio State Buckeyes
Prairie’s
Erents Nneards
Prairie North Scott
Jim Voight
Jesse Schulte
Voight
Alan Mohr
Evans Jim Shannon
Iowa Valley Beats BGM 12-6 in Friday South Iowa Cedar League clash
Iowa Valley edged BGM of Brooklyn 12-6 to improve to 6-1 in the South Iowa Cedar League. Tom Radeke led the win with 103 rushing yards on 18 carries and a one yard TD run.
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Marengo
Iowa Valley
Brooklyn
Tom Radeke
Radeke
Iowa
Ned Hahn
Tom Goodrich
Mid-Pr
Solon
Mid-Prairie
Gary Ross
Tom Stockett
Tom Gingerich
Terry Redlinger
Dennis Bishop
Ted Tomkins
East Gridiron Triumphs After 18-Play Drive late win
East strands a grinding 18 play 88 yard march, finishing with 8 01 left to seal a 13 7 comeback win over Reds. Standout players include Oberreuter Cummins Moes Stevie Madden Wagner Ryan Brune Casey and others listed. coaching and roster details accompany the game summary.
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East
Rick Oberreuter
Jack Cummins
Mike Moes
Tom Stevie
Mike Ryan
John Brune
Tim Casey
Bob Greene
John Morrow
Joan Titler
Dick Standley
Jim Madden
Rick Wagner
Hank Ryan
Ree Naughton
Mike Brown
Dick Lockwood
Gibson Stottlemyre Lead Hickok Voting for September
In New York the Hickok professional athlete award voting for September names Bob Gibson of the St. Louis Cardinals and Mel Stottlemyre of the New York Yankees as the top two. Gibson leads by one point with 28 first-place votes and 99 points. Stottlemyre has 26 firsts and 98 points. Eligible winners contend for the overall year award, a diamond-studded belt.
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NEW York
Bob Gibson
St. Louis Cardinals
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
Hickok
Gibson
Stottlemyre
Venezuelan Wins $181,531 on Six-Horse Parlay
Miguel Halabi a radio race handicapper who broadcasts selections for Venezuela's weekly triple double cashed a $10.66 ticket as the sole winner on Sunday's six horse parlay with a payoff of 181531 dollars in Valencia.
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Valencia
Venezuela
UPI
Miguel Halabi
Veeck Attacks Braves Move Sparks Milwaukee Rhetoric
AP reports Bill Veeck labeled a Braves move from Milwaukee as the worst ever in baseball, blaming greed and stupidity. Veeck, former Brewers owner, had boosted teams in the majors and once sought to move the St Louis Browns to Milwaukee in 1953. He is not active in baseball today.
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Milwaukee
Bill Veeck
Braves
Veeck
Milwaukee Brewers
American Association
Cleveland Indians
Chicago White Sox
St. Louis Browns
National League Braves
Boston
Des Moines Oak Leaves Fall to Port Huron in NHL Opener
Port Huron Flags defeated Des Moines Oak Leafs 7 3 as Ken Gribbons scored twice. A brawl after the faceoff led to 8 penalties and a temporary three on three period. Des Moines led 1 0 on Nelson Le Claire and Paul Johnson added two for the Oak Leafs.
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Des Moines Oak Leafs
Port Huron
Mich
Ken Gribbons
Des Moines
Nelson LeClaire
Paul Johnson
Oak Leafs
Angels to send players to Hawaii farm club
The Los Angeles Angels announced they will assign in fielders Felix Torres and Joe Koppe and pitcher Bob Duliba to their Hawaii farm club in the Pacific Coast league for development assignments.
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LOS Angeles
Los Angeles Angels
Felix Torres
Joe Koppe
Bob Duliba
Hawaii
Sam Roberts Leads Valley Past Elkader in 19-12 Upset
Valley High of Clermont Elgin Wadena secured a 19-12 win over Elkader as Sam Roberts rushed for touchdowns of 64 and 42 yards. Elkader opened the scoring with an 88 yard kickoff return by Keith Weyant.
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Elkader
Sam Roberts
Valley High
Clermont-Elgin-Wadena
Elk. Valley
Valley Elkader
Keith Weyant
Tomaphinalley
S Roberts
Roberts
Bob Nims
Olin finishes undefeated in non league win over Xavier
DYERSVILLE Pinicon conference champion Olin kept its slate clean with a 14 7 victory over Xavier of Dy ersville in a non league contest Friday night. Gary Rohwedder and Kevin Clark scored the winners touchdowns while Dan Wieneke ran 65 yards for Xavier s lone TD. Olin finished the season 7 0 1.
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Olin
Xavier
Dyersville
Gary Rohwedder
Kevin Clark
Dan Wieneke
Mid-Prairie Beats Solon in Eastern Iowa Hawkeye Clash
Mid-Prairie rolled over Solon 32 to 6 on Friday night. Five different Golden Hawk players scored the five Mid-Prairie touchdowns. The win moved Mid-Prairie to 5-1-1 in conference play, Solon fell to 0-6-1 in the standings.
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Wellman
Mid-Prairie
Solon
Golden Hawk
Mid- Prairie
Iowa Hawkeye
Maquoketa Edges Marion 13 7 In Wamac Showdown
Maquoketa defeated Marion 13 to 7 in a Wamac game Friday night as Marion was hurt by penalties and costly flags. Key plays included a 37 yard pass to set up a first down and a razzle dazzle scoring sequence by Maquoketa before the half. Marion threatened late but time ran out after advancing to Maquoketa’s seven. Marion sophomore unit won 7-0 earlier in the day.
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Maquoketa
Marion
Indians
Bill Schroeder
Ron Stein
Lynn Koob
Paul Peterman
Koob
Cliff Cornelius
Stein
Ken Backsen
Lee Nelson
Olympic Mates Turn Pro Foes In Knicks 94 90 Win
Lucious Jackson and Jim Barnes, former Olympic teammates, faced off as pros with Barnes contributing to a Knicks 94-90 victory over the 76ers. Jackson debuted with Philadelphia earlier in the week as Barnes helped New York pull away in the final minutes. Celtics beat Pistons 106-90, Robertson led Royals past Cincinnati 39 points, and Wilt Chamberlain awaited a comeback for the Warriors at Baltimore.
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Jim
Barnes
Jackson
Philadelphia 76Ers
New York Knicks
U.S
Knicks
National Basketball Association
76Ers
Boston
Celtics
Detroit
Sam Jones
Cincinnati
St. Louis
Oscar Robertson
Emmette Bryant
Willis Reed
Howard
Wilt Chamberlain
San Francisco Warriors
Warriors
Baltimore
New York
Philadelphia
Coggon Wins 14-0 Over Central City in Friday Night Victory
Coggon defeated Central City 14-0 as Steve Henderson scored both Coggon touchdowns. Henderson ran 23 yards for the second quarter score, securing the win that did not count in the league standings. the rivals had earlier met in a separate game, Pinicon conference foes.
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Coggon
Central City
Steve Henderson
Henderson
Coagan
Xp—Henderson
Jeff Ellis
Kelso Aims for World Money in Jockey Club Gold Cup
Kelso the seven year old legendary thoroughbred races at Aqueduct in the 46th Jockey Club Gold Cup needing only a second place to claim world money honors. A large field of seven challenges Kelso who has won the event the last four years with a total purse of 109600 dollars and 71240 to the winner and 21920 to the runner up.
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New York
Kelso
Aqueduct
Round Table
Ladd and Blanda Hit With Record AFL Fines
In New York Ernie Ladd of San Diego and George Blanda of Houston received the league’s heaviest fines for actions detrimental to the AFL after last Sunday’s Houston San Diego game. Commissioner Joe Foss warned of stiffer penalties for future infractions and withheld exact amounts though reports cite Ladd at 500 dollars and Blanda at 250. Ladd fined for helmet hit on Ed Hausmann during the 20 17 Houston victory. Blanda fined for outspoken comments about a late field goal call.
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NEW York
Ernie Ladd
San Diego
Houston
George Blanda
American Football League
Joe Foss
Foss
New York Daily News
Ladd
Blanda
Ed Hausmann
Chargers
IOC to Honor Tokyo Organizers for Record Games
The International Olympic Committee will present three IOC awards to Tokyo Olympic organizers for outstanding success in staging the largest games in Olympic history.
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Tokyo
International Olympic Committee
IOC
Stanwood-Mechanicsville Routs Center Point 38 13
Six Lincoln of Stanwood Mech anicsville players scored TDs to outdistance Center Point 38 13 in a non conference game. Jim Boots threw a 39 yard scoring pass to Alvin Overbaugh and added a rushing TD Boots also scored on a yard run Dave Krumm opened Center Point scoring with 6 and 28 yard TD runs
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Lincoln
Mechanicsville
Jim Boots
Alvin Overbaugh
Boots
Dave Krumm
Stan
Cen
Lincoln-Stanwood
Alvin_ Overbaugh
Les Anderson
Larry Robinson
Doug Jones
Ken Boesinbera
Xp—Overbaugh
Dave Gallaher
Traer-Clutter Beats Beaman-Conrad 19-7 in Mid-town Game
Traer-Clutter dominated Beaman-Conrad 19-7 as Traer’s Stu Channel raced 82 yards for a TD. Beaman-Conrad answered with Jerry Aiken Majestic 87-yard run but could not close the gap.
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TRAER
Traer-Clutter
Beaman-Conrad
Stu Channel
Jerry Aiken
Jim Vokoun
Gary Konicek
Jerrick
Aiken
Roger Beeghly
Olympic Ski Winner Hurt in Car Mishap
Bludenz Austria April 1964 Olympic downhill champion Egon Zimmerman 25 was seriously injured in a Friday car crash. Doctors report brain concussion and fractures of the jaw and nose. Zimmerman won the 1964 Innsbruck downhill event.
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Bludenz
Austria
Egon Zimmerman
Zimmerman
Innsbruck
Help Wanted Ad Needs Gazette Job Listings
A short notice invites readers to place a help wanted advertisement in the Gazette for recruitment. It outlines that employers can submit job listings to reach local workers through the paper.
Williams boots four TDs as Independence tops Tipton
Independence 28 Tipton 18 as Jerry Williams, a 210 pound junior, scores all four Mustang touchdowns on runs of 62, 3, 5 and 15 yards. Tipton apunta three scores in the Friday night clash.
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Independence
Jerry Williams
Mustang
Tipton
Williams
Lyle Lembaugh
Starmont Beats Edgewood Colesburg 34 0 To Tie Title Race
Starmont routed league leading Edgewood Colesburg Vikings 34 0 in a title showdown. A Connors to Knickerbocker pass hookup produced three TDs from 38, 35 and 12 yards, with Bowers adding two more from 9 yards.
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Edgewood
Starmont
Colesburg Vikings
Colesburg
Upper Mississippi
Mike Connors
Knickerbocker
Larry Bowers
Edgewood Colesburg
Larry
Mike Con- Bowers
Nors
South Winneshiek Beats Guttenberg 53 31 In UMC Clash
Gene Hruska four TDs spurred South Winneshiek to a 53 31 win over Guttenberg in an Upper Mississippi Conference game. Darryl Syverson opened scoring with an 89 yard return after a Tom Lauser pass. Randall and Clough scored twice for Guttenberg.
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Calmar
South Winneshiek
Gene Hruska
Guttenberg
Tom Sauser
Darryl Syverson
Sauser
Jim Wagner
Jim Whittemore
Jim Landa
Xp—Hruska
Bob Jedele
John Sender
Gary Sauser
Ken Elsbernd
Gary Randall
Steve Lau
Jim Clough
Lau
Bill Haverland
Bruce Minger
Cedar Rapids Gazette details and rates 1883 edition
The Cedar Rapids Gazette established in 1883 by The Gazette Co. publishes daily and Sunday from 506 Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa. Night edition 6 issues $1.25 month or $13 year. Afternoon and Sunday 7 issues $1.35 month or $14 year. Rates vary by state. The Associated Press holds exclusive republication rights for local news and AP dispatches.
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Third Ave SE
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Owa
U. S
Associated Press
Tipton Triumph Highlights Wamac Victory
In the first half Tipton moved the ball poorly after halftime but offense revived. Chuck Jennings ran in from three yards, Tom Beckman from five yards, and Warren Champmen sprinted 53 yards for Tipton. Independence remains undefeated with six Wamac wins.
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Chuck Jennings
Tom Beckman
Warren Champmen
Tipton
Independence
Monticello Tops Manchester in Wamac Fight
Monticello won 13 to 6 over Manchester in a Wamac contest on Friday. John Rhatigan and Charles Hubbard scored for Monticello, with Rhatigan catching a 25 yard pass from Steve Edwards for a touchdown and Hubbard adding a 3 yard run. Manchester's lone TD came on a 76 yard kickoff return by Larry Rasmussen.
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Manchester
Monticello
Wamac
John Rhatigan
Charles Hubbard
Rhatigan
Steve Edwards
Hubbard
Larry Rassmussen
Mont
Rasmussen
U High tops Mt Vernon in East Iowa clash
University High of Iowa City beat Mt Vernon 27 to 7 in a Hawkeye League game. Steve Koser connected with John Halverson for two touchdown passes and added a third scoring run while Gary Knutsen of Mt Vernon scored on an eight yard run.
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MT. Vernon
Steve Koser
John Halverson
U. High
Iowa City
Gary Knutsen
Vaughn Schweitzer
Knutsen
U High
Koser
Jody Buckwalter
Xp—Koser
Belle Plaine Triumphs 12 6 Over Montezuma
Belle Plaine edged Montezuma 12 6 as Pat Martin made a key fumble recovery for the winning play. Dick Fisher scored a Belle Plaine touchdown, and Ron Richman hit Montezuma for their score on an eight yard run. Jeff McMillin had a 37 yard TD called back late after an interception.
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Belle Plaine
Pat Martin
Montezuma
South Iowa
Dick Fisher
Ron Richman
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