Cedar Rapids Raiders secure $40,000 loan to sustain season
Cedar Rapids group led by Wayne Farland provides a $40,000 loan to the Raiders professional football club to cover operating costs for the remainder of the season and 1974. The loan sustains payroll and venue costs as attendance remains low, with plans to boost league affiliation and stabilize finances amid prior losses.
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Last Second FG Stuns Dolphins in Dallas Thriller
Dallas edged Miami 26 23 as a late field goal and key turnovers shaped a wild NFL clash. Griese and Staubach traded drives while Kiick and Hill connected on a one yard and 13 yard scoring plays. Miami leveraged a 24 3 first half lead but Dallas rallied to secure the win in a nationally televised contest.
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Lin Briscoe
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Harry Csonka
Dim Klick
Staubach
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Mary Balesmaaf
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Yankees Trade Alou Brothers Shakeup in NL
New York Yankees traded Felipe and Matty Alou to contending NL teams. Felipe went to the Montreal Expos and Matty to the St. Louis Cardinals with players to be named later. Jesus Alou remains with the Oakland A's as an outfielder.
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Iowa Hawkeyes eye Michigan opener and UCLA scouting trip
Iowa coach Frank Lauterbur plans a Lincoln trip to scout UCLA and Michigan as the Hawkeyes begin practice for the 1970 season. Starters shift with jersey changes, Ed Myers and Dan Gable are sidelined by knee issues, and a special kickoff unit will use multiple players for kickoffs and returns.
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Fragmented Ad Text From an Era
Incomplete OCR shows a garbled urban phone promo. The legible portion mentions a phone call contact 1S08-Ad4 and hints at ads encouraging work. No clear names, dates, places, or outcomes are discernible beyond the generic advertising tone.
Court Tops Evert In U.S. Tennis
Second seed Margaret Court of Australia defeated Chris Evert of Fort Lauderdale Florida 6-2 to advance to the U S Open final. Court will face Evonne Goolagong or Helga Masthoff in the final, pursuing a fifth U S championship title.
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Helga Masthaff
West Germany
Minor Facts Playoffs and League Update
Fragmentary notes mention playoff context in American Association and International League with scattered names such as lily J Wud Tul edd testa Ale Prdey and ratn herlentnn nord. The readable text is unclear on events or outcomes.
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Lily J Wud
International League Oftewalera
Ale Prdey
Ratn Herlentnn Nord
Snartost
Bowling Highlights at Jubilee Lanes Prompt Local Scores
Jubilee Lanes hosts a bowling gathering where UNION MANSON leads men with 224 and 546 series. Women also post strong marks, Shirley Northway buys a new ball and posts 227 and 507. The column lists many bowlers, venues, and scores, urging secretaries to publish averages.
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Kennedy Girls Split in Swim Meet at Cedar Rapids
Kennedy High School girls swim team split a double dual at Cedar Rapids, defeating West and losing to City High. Kennedy won 49 48 against West Leigh and were edged by City High in a tense meet. Key contributors included Wendy Hubel and Schupbach, with others listed among teammates.
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Cedar’ Rapids
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Leigh
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Dl Kennedy
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Schuphaehy Hayea
Wendy Hubel
Sehupbach
Peasy Davis
Clarence Lowden 9 Tops Oxford Jct 6-4
Clarence Lowden defeated Oxford June fon fd in fall baseball. Kevin Wiebel had three hits and Dana Slonierdo contributed two as Clarence Lowden improved to 4 0 in the Wapsie conference and 41 0 overall, with a strong team effort.
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Kevin Wiebel
Dana Slonierdo
Clarence Lowden
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Dubuque Girls Swim Triumph Over Jefferson 62-33
Dubuque defeated Jefferson 62 to 33 as Barb Kuenzi and Matia Jensen led Jefferson with double wins. The meet occurred Thursday night with strong performances in the pool showing Dubuque’s decisive win and Jefferson’s standout swimmers.
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Wintit
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Jefferson Hote
Hugue
Clarence-Lowden Girls Now 3-0 in Wapsie
Clarence-Lowden girls opened the Wapsie conference season strong with a 194 win over Oxford Junclion as Pat Clancy and Cindy Buck each had two hits and Karen Stonerook pitched well Thursday. The victory lifts their league record to 3-0.
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Pat Clancy
Cindy Buck
Karen Stonerook
Clarence-Lowden
Oxford Junclion
Horseshoe Tourney Sunday at Ellis Park
The Cedar Rapids Horseshoe Club will hold its city tournament Sunday at Ellis Park. Qualifying runs from 1 am until noon with the main event starting at 1 pm. Entry requires club membership or qualifying status.
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Ellis Park
Cedar Rapids
Atone
Clear Creek Girls Softball Defeats Clear Creek 4 3 in Extra Innings
Benton Community edged Clear Creek 4 3 in eight innings to end Clear Creek's 47 game win streak. Burb Munge doubled, scored on Linda Jurgens' single, and Cindy Weichmaut pitched for Benton. Deb Kahler had a single and a double for Clear Creek.
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Anamosa Hosts 14th Annual Archery Shoot This Weekend
ANAMOSA The Alamosa Bowhunters Archery club will host its 14th annual S6 door broadhead shoot on Saturday and Sunday Sept 9. Registration runs 3 to 5 Saturday and Sunday. Awards include engraved VW-huck knives for men and trophies for women and children. Camp sites and food are on the grounds.
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