Richter Eyes 2nd Packer Upset In Kingston Game
Redskins rookie end Hugh Richter leads a bid to upset the Green Bay Packers in Kingston stadium. Richter and Lonnie Sanders start for Washington as they face Vince Lombardi’s unbeaten Packers in a charity pre season clash.
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Fleck Loses 1st Test In ASA Regional 3-0
Springfield Missouri Vante Chevrolet of Topeka Kansas capitalized on Jer ry Ralfs wild pitching to defeat Cedar Rapids Fleck's 3-0 in the ASA regional opener at Fass night park. Ralfs fanned 13 as Newman and Broxey aided the three run first inning. Fleck's must play Lincoln Nebraska next at 10 30.
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Iowans Elim in Heart of America Tennis Trials
In Kansas City AP report Iowans exited the Heart of America international tennis event. Iowa City’s Steve Wilkinson, Missouri Valley champion, fell to Cliff Drysdale of South Africa 7 5 10 8 in the quarterfinals. Earlier Dubuque’s Bob Sprengelmeyer lost to Pacho Castillo of Colombia 7 5 6 8 6 0 and Arden Stockstad of Cedar Falls lost to Francois Godbout of Waterloo Canada 6 2 6 0.
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Iowa City
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South Africa
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Colombia
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Cedar Falls
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Waterloo
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Badgers Drop Scoring Ace Brens from School
The University of Wisconsin’s top scorer Jack Brens 6-8 senior from St Charles Illinois was dropped from school on Friday due to scholastic difficulties. He scored 425 points in 24 games last season and tied a 35 point single game mark against Indiana, a record last set in 1950.
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Wortele Aces No 4 on Jones Park Links
Cliff Wortele made a hole in one on the Jones Park course Friday. His ace came on the No 4 hole a 172 yard par three. Wortele played with Len Jackson Chuck Glessner and R J Simmer.
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U S Tennis Semis Today at Forest Hills
Rafael Osuna and Chuck McKinley clash in the featured men's semifinal at the West Side Tennis Club as McKinley seeks to defend Wimbledon and Osuna aims for another upset win. Frank Froehling faces Ronnie Barnes while Darlene Hard and Nancy Richey fall before an all foreign women’s field.
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Kickoff Is Turning Point for Cardinals
ST. LOUIS AP The final NFL exhibition saw the Minnesota Vikings beat the St. Louis Cardinals 35-0. The game ended a shutout for the Cardinals, with Minnesota outgaining St. Louis 197-43 yards and preparing for the regular season. Vikings coach Norm Van Brocklin praised his squad as ready, while Cardinals coach Wally Lemm called the opening kickoff the turning point.
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Norway’s Baseball Team Triumphs 15 to 3
Norway jumped to a quick lead and defeated Urbana 15 to 3 on Friday. Jay Leib and Don Kimm led the offense with three hits each as Leib drove in five runs. The early offensive burst included 10 runs in the first three innings, securing the win for Norway.
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Hawks Hold Closed Scrimmage as Burns Eyes Iowa Depth
Iowa City AP coach Jerry Burns ran the first heavy contact practice with a closed scrimmage. The Friday drill featured two teams, with Fred Riddle and Gary Snook contesting the No 1 quarterback role. One player quit, sophomore Larry Hoffman of East St Louis, Ill.
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East St. Louis, Ill
Bob Charles Leads World Series Tuneup
Bob Charles the lanky New Zealand longshot led the final practice session for the $75,000 World Series of Golf at Firestone Country Club with a two under par 68. Julius Boros shot 69, Arnold Palmer 73, and Jack Nicklaus 75 as the 36 hole showdown began.
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Cincinnati Recalls Raider Al Cosgrove
Al Cosgrove first baseman for Cedar Rapids in the Midwest Baseball League has been recalled to report to the Cincinnati Reds for spring training. He was one of 10 players called up from Reds farm clubs.
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Washington High Whites Win Scrimmage Intra Squad Clash
Washington high school battled in a Kingstons stadium intramural scrimmage with the Red squad edging the White 21 to 15. Red quarterback John Blackman kicked a 20 yard field goal and Keith Blomberg and Joe Leckington scored for the Reds while Keith Faidley and Duane Williams recovered White end zone fumbles to keep the White in contention.
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January's 67 Wins Utah Open Leads Golf Showdown
Veteran Don January fired a three-under 67 to take sole lead in the $40,000 Utah Open Invitational at Canyon course after pairing with Gary Player and Billy Maxwell at 66s in the first 36 holes. January opened with a 31 on the front nine for a sharp early advantage.
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Dodgers gain ground as Cardinals fall in pennant race
In a twi night at Pittsburgh the Cardinals dropped Dick Groat to a chest injury after a first inning hit by Don Cardwell while losing the nightcap 5-0 to Bob Veale as the Dodgers widened their lead with a 5-2 win at San Francisco behind Sandy Koufax. Jim Gilliam sparked Los Angeles with a homer and two singles, amid a day of medical bulletins on Groat and Frank Robinson.
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Associated Press
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Baseball Standings and Saturday Schedule
American League standings and upcoming games list for Saturday and Sunday. Kansas City visits Los Angeles while Minnesota plays Chicago and Cleveland meets Washington and Detroit faces New York. Boston travels to Baltimore as part of the weekend slate.
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Sports Scores And Matchups From The Weekend Card
St Louis 5 0 Pittsburgh 1 5 Mulwoukee 5 Philadelphia 0 New York Cincinnati 4 Chicago 3 Houston 0 Los Angeles 5 San Francisco 2 Schedule shows Los Angeles at San Francisco Chicago at Houston Pittsburgh and St Louis, Milwaukee, New York, Philadelphia appear in various fixtures.
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National League GAMES FRIDAY Minnesota 35 St Louis 5
A Friday National League game saw the Minnesota team defeat St Louis 35 to 5. Minnesota piled up scoring opportunities while St Louis struggled on both sides of the ball. The lopsided result highlighted Minnesota's offense and defensive stops throughout the matchup.
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Twins Top White Sox 9-8 on Four Homers in Ninth
Twins win 9-8 over the White Sox with four homers including two in the ninth as Vic Power and Bob Allison deliver late thunder. Yankees beat Detroit 2-1 with three ninth inning singles to extend their season lead. Whitey Ford notches his 21st win. Senators dominate Cleveland 7-2 in the 100000th major league game, Orioles sweep Boston.
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