Hulme Aims at Second World Formula One Title
Denis Hulme, 32, from New Zealand, vows to win a second world championship after clinching the Grand Prix of Italy in Monza. Graham Hill faced retirement of sorts as he withdrew with a wheel loss, while John Surtees and Chris Amon also scored notable incidents influencing the standings.
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Sanger Captures Tunis IMCA Late Model Feature
Waterloo driver Ed Sanger dominated the 25-lap late-model stock feature at Tunis Speedway on Sunday night after wins at Hawkeye Downs and a runner-up finish at Independence. Sanger led from lap 11 and earned his second straight Tunis feature win, with strong showings from Hertz, Williams, Noble, and Droste in the local standings.
Droste Extends Lead With 25-Lap Feature Win
Regional point leader Red Droste of Waterloo defended his top spot by winning the 25-lap late-model feature at the fairground track on Saturday night. Ed Sanger of Waterloo finished second, right on Droste’s bumper, with Cal Swanson of Reinbeck third. Terry Messersmith of New Hampton won the A semi and second heat, with Sanger taking the third heat.
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Wapsie Valley Girls Take Teig Invitational Title
Wapsie Valley defeated West Union 13 to 1 to win the Teig Invitational girls softball title. Brenda Lockard and Sue Heineman each added two hits and driven in two runs. Mary Pleggenkuhle led North with two hits. Elkader edged Southeast Warren 11 to 10 for the Consolation title, with Magda Kramer collecting three hits including a three run homer.
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Polance and Koch Claim Titles in State Zone Trapshoot
Cedar Falls Iowa Donna Polance of Cedar Rapids and Ryan's Robert Koch won titles at the State Zone trapshoot championships. Polance captured the women's title with 182 of 200 and Koch led the junior division with 184 of 200. Additional winners included Bob Martin 16 yard class A with 99 of 100 and Frank Meyers champion of champions with 187 of 200.
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Haynie Wins Pacific Ladies' Classic in Eugene
Sandra Haynie of Fort Worth Texas captured her first victory in nearly a year at the Pacific Ladies' Classic in Eugene Oregon. She posted rounds of 71 68 and 74 for a 213 three under par total on the 6100 yard course despite bogeys late.
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Ashe Okker Reach US Open Final In Classic Tennis Showdown
Arthur Ashe and Tom Okker prepared for a pivotal final after Okker upset Rosewall 8-6 6-4 6-8 6-1 in a dramatic semifinal. Ashe, 24, used a 115 mph serve to defeat Clark Graebner as Billie Jean King fell to Virginia Wade 6-4 6-2 in the women’s final.
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Taliaferro Leads Patriots to Season Opening Win Over Bills
Taliaferro stepped in for Babe Parilli and directed the Boston Patriots to a 16 7 victory over the Buffalo Bills in the AFL season opener. The win put Boston atop the Eastern division standings as interleague play showed AFL edge over NFL.
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Gordon Named K. C. Manager
Kansas City AP reports Joe Gordon, famed second baseman and veteran coach, was named manager of the Kansas City Royals. The expansion club begins American League play next season. this is Gordon’s fourth major league managerial post.
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Kip Wins Hunter's Special at Southeast Iowa Retriever Trials
Kip owned by George Jaques of Cedar Rapids won the Hunter's Special at the Southeast Iowa Retriever club final field trials near Dungeon Lake. Names like Curly Shumaker and Robert Saltaver appear in other qualifying and derby results from the Vinton and Fort Dodge areas.
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Bettenhausen Tops Sprint Field at Vigo County Fairgrounds
Gary Bettenhausen of Tinley Park Illinois led from the 12th lap to win the 25 mile Don Branson Sprint Car classic at Vigo County Fairgrounds Terre Haute Indiana. He earned 1196 dollars of a 6945 dollar purse with Bruce Walkup second and George Snider third. Spalding escaped injury after a second lap wall contact.
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Continental League Player Glenn Hepburn Critically Injured
Detroit reports Glenn Hepburn, 30, Omaha Mustangs linebacker, was rushed to hospital in conscious state after a second quarter head injury during a Continental Football League game at the University of Detroit. Doctors described the injury as a ruptured cerebral aneurysm and Hepburn remained in critical condition. He has been with the Mustangs for four seasons.
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