Bowling Highlights Card Sparks Big Scores Across Leagues
Major league bowling opens with high totals as Bob Dew posts a 663 series and Bob Etzel 247-643. Ralph Reed 246-639 and Jim Novak 242-629 pace the field. Cedar Rapids Service posts 1040 game and 2976 series. Mary Ann Woolf leads Daytime Classic with 221-592 while Bunny Warner tops Terrace Room Ladies with 214-585.
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HE Legion
Bob Dew
Bob Etzel
Ralph Briles
Ralph Reed
Jim Novak
George McKinley
Cedar Rapids Service
Lea
Mary Ann Wooil
Bunny Warner
Darlene Yeakle
Eaglettes
Gerald Fairchild
Doc Heideman
Clark Johnson
Pony Achter
Dick Fry
Stan Dvorak
Pete Cassidy
Ken Cave
Mark Jackson
Mary Ann Wool
Dariene Yeakle
Pat Kent
Ben Swore
Estell Vizal
Betty Paul
Nelda Hamer
Mary Ann Woolf
Joyce Schroeder
Kay Cline
Legion
C.R. Service
Booster — Dale Five
Loyal Adams
Cokie Irvin
Sharon Ford
Jo Ann Smith
Kitty Johnson
Marvin Thare
Wilbur Forbes
Joan Fields
King Pins
Pin Hawks
Estell
Vital
del Ray Place
Pink Elephant
Wendl Lorene
Cedar Cafe
City-Ettes
Coonrod’s
Bob Hedges
Dick Larson
Leonardo’s Pizza
Ted’s
Pitching McLain Leads Detroit Nine in Strong Season Start
Detroit pitcher McLain posts a 28-5 record with .848, facing Baltimore ace McNally at 20-8 and .714. Also contributing are Culp of Boston at 12-5, Ellsworth 13-6 for Boston, and Trant 19-9 for Cleveland with strong ERAs.
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Pitching McLain
Detroit
McNally
Baltimore
Culp
Boston
Ellsworth
Trant
Cleveland
AB Pet
Yastrzemski
Oliva
Ban
Cater
Oak
Uhlaender
W. Horton
Det
Andrews
Bsnin
Campaneris
Oa Carew
Cavalifio
Cal
F Howard
Was
California
Gibson
Brunet
Pattin
iSatriano
W—Culp
L—Brunet
Chicago
Brdtrd
Buford
Aparch
Belngr
iDavis
Blrry
Josphsn
Brbsn
Hansen
FrRbsn
If Berry
Hendris
C McCraw
Haney
Alomar
Djasn
Wwims
Ph Blair
Hel Omay
Rf Jfishr
P McNally
Mariny
Chicaso
McCraw
Robinson
Or Hendricks
Williams
J.fisher
Sunday Boxscores Highlight AL and NL Results
Summary of Sunday boxscores across American and National Leagues. Key games include Washington defeating New York with Martin and Epstein homers, Oakland topping Cleveland 10 to 1, and Boston beating California 2 to 0. Notable pitching decisions include W Bahnson 15-10 and W Hunter 2-1. Pittsburgh, Los Angeles, Cincinnati, Atlanta games show various scores and solo homers.
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Washington
New York
Coleman
Humphreys
Higsins
Baldwin
French
Bahnson
Gibbs
W—Bahnson
L Coleman
Martin
Epstein
Rally honors shine at Iowa Region SCCA event
Bill Brooks and John Hamilton of Cedar Rapids won the overall award in the Iowa Region rally. Other winners include Jackie Uneaulapae and Deane Stewart in VW, Liz Ang Le dom on TR-4, guest John Williams, James Kuhns, MGB, and hero award to Tom and Connie Lucore.
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Iowa City
Bill Brooks
John Hamilton
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Golfer Ted Makalena Injured in Waikiki Beach Dive
Pro golfer Ted Makalena was critically injured Sunday after diving into shallow water at Kuhio beach Waikiki and hitting his head on packed sand. His brother Gary and another man pulled him from the water and found him unconscious.
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Honolulu
Ted Makalena
Kuhio Beach
Waikiki
Makalena
Gary
Comets Bow To D Moines In Fall Soccer Opener
Des Moines defeated the Cedar Rapids Comets 3 1 as Heinz Wypich scored three goals. Jose Otero opened scoring for the Comets with seven minutes left in the first half. Wypich leveled the match with ten minutes remaining in the half and added two more after halftime on the Robbins Lake pitch.
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DES Moines
Heinz Wypich
Cedar Rapids Comets
Comets
Jose Otero
Wypich
Orioles stay in pennant race with McNally four-hitter
Dave McNally pitched a four-hitter for his 20th win and 12th straight since the All-Star break to lift the Orioles to a 2-0 victory over the Chicago White Sox. Graig Nettles hit his fourth homer in three days, powering the Twins past the Tigers 3-1.
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Associated Press
Dave McNally
Orioles
Baltimore
Chicago White Sox
Graig Nettles
Twins
Minnesota
Detroit
Pro Ed Langert Wins Iowa Open
Eddie Langert of Edina Minnesota won the Iowa Open by four strokes on a 54 hole total of 211 after a 71 final round. Defeated pursuers George Shortridge Tom Hornbuckle and Bob Fry who tied for second at 215 while the top ten were all professionals and best amateur marks went to Jim Carney and Tom Chapman at 221.
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Davenport
Eddie Langert
Edina
Minn
Langert
George Shortridge
St. Paul
Tom Hornbuckle
Omaha
Bob Fry
Jim Car
Ney
Centerville
Tom Chapman
Fort Dodge
Jim Jamieson
Moline, Ill
E. Langert
Gaorge Shortridge
Hornbuckle
Ds Bollman
Fontana
Larry Crawford
Grinnell
Joe Brown
Es Ones
Wis
Larry Ramsey
Altoona Aekek
Dick Pearce
Él Louis
Mikan Denies Houston Move to Cleveland
Commissioner George Mikan denied reports that the Houston franchise of the American Basketball League would be sold and moved to Cleveland for the 1969-70 season. From Minneapolis he said the report is not true. The Houston Post had said T. C. Morrow would sell to Frank Ryan, a Florida lawyer and former Lakirs owner.
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Minneapolis
Minn
George Mikan
American Basketball League
Houston
Cleveland
Mikan
The
Houston Post
Maverick
T. C. Morrow
Frank Ryan
Florida
Minneapolis Lakiars
Death Match Victory for Ronnie Etchison at Memorial Coliseum
Ronnie Etchison defeated Nature Boy Kirby in a death match on Sunday night at Memorial Coliseum. Ed Sharkey beat Gil Hayes, Princess Little Cloud won a five girl Battle Royale over Jean Antone Kay Noble Betty Niccoli and Carmien Monge, Little Cloud and Noble drew, and An Tone defeated Niccoli by disqualification.
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Ronnie Etchison
Nature Boy” Kirby
Memorial Coliseum
Ed Sharkey
Gil Hayes
Princess Little Cloud
Jean Antone
Kay Noble
Betty Niccoli
Carmien Monge
Noble
Niccoli
Weekend Fights Report From AP In Johannesburg
Patrick Toweel of South Africa defeated Willie Ludick with a points decision in Johannesburg. Oscar Bonavena of Argentina outpointed Leotis Martin in Buenos Aires.
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Associated Press
Johannesburg
South Africa
Patrick Toweel
Willie Ludick
Buenos Aires
Oscar Bonavena
Argentina
Leotis Martin
Toledo
Ohio
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Ken' Cave
Kennedy
Ester Kissing
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Ole
Moses
Fireballs
Minor Jones
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S&s
Tropic Wilson & Co
Ray Hopkins
Lord Buelow 'Se
Earl Coontey
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Alley Cats
Doo Dads
May City
Marion
Orbits
Collins
Wille Spears
Howard Barnett
Jack Rowray
C.R. Lathing
Fifth Nighters
Dale Weaver
Flo Henry
Lucile Zamastil
Gotchas
Freeman & Zamastil
Chuck Law
Oakland
Paule Fisher
Gardner
Hedlund
Arche
Sunsec
Duncan
Hunter
L—Paul
Alvis
Pittsburgh
Seaver
Shaw
Grote
Veale
Canizzaro
W—Peale
L—Seaver
Pagan
Los Angeles
Cincinnati
Saale Brewer
Culver
McGinn
Abernathy
Bench
Mogane
Los “Angeles
Lefebvre
Kinnatll
Atlanta
Giusti
Coombs
Adiesh
Pappas
Torre
Tillman
W—Pappas
L—Giusti
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Mauliffe
Kostre
Stanley
Nettles
Nrthro
Rf Holt
Rf Cash
Allison
G Brown
Mathws
Rotlins
Freehan
Renick
R Clark
Ss Matchk
Look
Wilson
P Quilici
Dchance
Cash
G. Brown
O.chance
Pizarro
Howard
McGlothlin
Wright
Egan
Satriano
W—Wright
L—Pizarro
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St. Louis
Bo Brock
Sehrdr
Javier
Edwards
Ari
Ovy
Gasine
Jalou
Cepeda
Ovnort
Shannon
Oliver
McArvr
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Rojas
Philadelphia
Chicago - Jadelphia
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James Aide
Holtzman
James, Holtzman
Acon
McCovey
San Francisco
Santo
Perez
Fiching Marshhal
Blass
Kline
Washburn
Regan
National League
Rose
Cin
M. Alou
Sane
A.johnson
F. Alou
Brooks
Hamilton May
Beckett
Chi
Millan
Staub
Hin
Flood
R. Allen
H Baran Allanta
D. Moines
Robbins Lake
C.R
Ed Langert
Life Insurance Lion
Insurance
American Mutual Life Insurance Company
Merchants Bank
Robert A. Fuller
Julin
B.F
Goodrich
Touralarms
Enacy
B.f.godsich
Silvertown
BFG
Blackwaill
Favorite Country & Western Records
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Jim Reeves
Chet Atkins
Liz Anderson
Roger Miller
Floyd Cramer
Skeeter Davis
Hank Locklin
B. F. Goodrich
Second Ave
Jacques Cousteau
Abc-Tv
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