Bowling Highlights from Legion Major League Action
Bill Mann posted a 256 game and 670 series to lead the Legion Major league men’s standings. Glen Svoboda added a 665 series, George McKinley a 246 game, and Bob Galli a 244. Peterson’s Furniture combined for a 1067 team game while Midwest Janitors posted a 2937 league series. Donna Haigh led Terrace Room Ladies Classic with 226 and 590, Marilyn Richards 234 high in Friday Frolics, and Joan McCord etc.
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Hit Mann
Glen Svoboda
George McKinley
Bob Galli
Peterson
Midwest
Donna Haigh
Marilyn Richards
Joan McCord
a.Stockdale
Billiant
Oda Poorman
Gallagher
Rickinley
Ob’ Galli
Truman J Ramsell
Bob Newlin
Fower
Buzz Mornins
Boe ’i Syphoda
Fany Achter
Met Huerler
Zeicherd Jacome
Bill Mann
Dean Winterowd
Gearge McKinley
Dave Tower
Ralph Bell
Bud Howe
Pony Achter
Joe Gallagher
Jack Brubaker
Hal i DeWoody
Chuck Ritchart
Ron Morris
Russ Bates
Castasna
Jerry Fry
Novak
Gill Bo
Fry Wins Iowa Open On Home Course At Davenport
Bob Fry, Davenport public links pro, captured the 1967 Iowa Open at Emeis Park with a two under par 70 in the final round, a two stroke victory. He trailed Jim Owen by a stroke entering the day as Steve Estes led with 219 while Larg Frayman and Bob Higgins also posted strong totals amid a crowded leaderboard.
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Davenport
Bob Fry
Fry
Emeis Park
Sterling
Jim Owen
Steve Estes
Cedar Rapids
Larg Frayman
Bob Higgins
Dutch Lady Gin Mike Tuff Win Final Monthly Trials
Special to The Gazette VINTON Mike Dutch Tuff Gin and Lady all scored wins Sunday in the final monthly trials of the Southeast Iowa Retrievers Assn at Dudgeon Lake. Dutch Dr W Grant Cedar Rapids Misty Bruce Rigby CR DERY Gin Joanee Jones Den 2 faker ike Fie fratine Mi 3ckey Vic Griswald CR are phn Rouse Stanwood PUPPY Tutt Dean Kenney Vinton 2 Sam Embleyegos Central City Jones Mason City HUNTER S SPECIAL Lady Norma Manson Center Pt Duke Gene Brecht Lisbon
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Vinton
Mike
Dutch
Tuff
Gin
Lady
Southeast Iowa Retrievers Assn
Dudgeon Lake
Dale Donee
Ncenter
Herky
Jim Astrock
Center
Kinnee Dale Jone
Misty
Stan Corum
Marian
Dr. W. Grant
Cedar Rapids
Bruce Rigby
C.R. Dery
Joanee Jones
Den
Ike Fie Fratine
Vic Griswald
C.R. A
Phn
Rouse
Stanwood
Puppy
Tutt
Dean Kenney
Sam
Embleyegos
Central City
Jones
Mason City
Hunter’s Special
Norma Manson
Duke
Gene Brecht
Lisbon
Pro Football Scores From Saturday And Sunday Games
Pro Football results show Kansas City 25 Houston 20 and San Bieta 28 Boston 14 on Saturday. Sunday games list Buffalo 17 New York and Oakland 51 Denver 6, with New York and Denver also noted.
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Oakland
San Bie
Kansas City
New York
Denver
Boston
Houston
San Bieta
Bullalo
Indian Creek Title Won By Ken Gress
Ken Gress captured low net honors at Indian Creek Country Club with 71 962. Clint Thomas was second with 81 17 64. Grand syndicate winners were George Hynek Lyle Vernon Don Konsdorf Ed Dwiggins Larry Martin and Gress.
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Ken Gress
Indian Creek Country Club
Clint Thomas
George Hynek
Lyle Vernon
Don Konsdorf
Ed Dwiggins
Larry Martin
Gress
North Union High Team Faces Tough Upper Iowa Start
North Union High in West Union enters the 1967 Upper Iowa race short on experience and weight. Coach Howard Simpson’s squad opens Friday against Independence, a favorite with 20 returning veterans. Key players include Beerman, Westerfield, Whitcher, Kilcher, and transfer Bob Reeder. Merle Whitcher shines as quarterback, with freshmen and developing talents like Kleppe, Graham, Milbrandt, and Moss among hopefuls.
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North High
West Union
Howard Simpson
Bryce Beerman
Monte Westerfield
Dean Whitcher
Frank Teale
EST Union
Upper Iowa
Howard
Postville
Sumner
Iowa
Nicklaus Wins World Series of Golf in 70 Final Round
Jack Nicklaus defied a poor Saturday round to win the World Series of Golf in Akron. He shot 37 83 70 for 144 to edge Masters champion Gay Brewer by one stroke, earning $50,000 as de Vicenza and Brewer followed with 146 and 145 totals respectively. He spoke of pride driving his comeback after a 74 in wet conditions.
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Akron, Ohio
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Gay Brewer
Wickways
Roberto de Vicenza
Brewer
PGA
Jack
Firestone
de Vicenza
January
Cyclones Focus on Passing Ahead of South Carolina Opener
Iowa State coach Clay Stapleton schedules lighter workouts after a tough weekend. In a Saturday scrimmage quarterback Warder led the red team to a 27-13 win over the white team, rushing 155 yards and one TD and passing 9 of 18 for 179 yards and two touchdowns.
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Stapleton
John Wardert
Warder
College Football Scores From Regional Matchups
West Virginia defeated 46 to 12 over Villanova Simpson. Northern Arizona routed North Dakota 12. Furman beat Mars Hill 42 to 0. Hamline crushed Bethel 54 to 21. Macalester routed Wartburg 42 to 0. Augsburg 41 beat River Falls 0. Kearney 34 toppled Eastern Montana 14. NFL Exhibition Cleveland 42 over Minnesota 14. Montreal 9, Charleston 7 in Continental League action.
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Ana Mary
Villanova
Simpson
Northern Arizona
North Dakota
Furman
Mars Hill
Southwestern
Winfield
Kan
St. Mary
Hamline
Bethel
Minn
Macalester
Wartburg
Concordia
Northern-Michis
Meorthern
Iowa
SCO
Mexico
Kennedy youths suffer injuries as Cedar Rapids squads suffer
Regis and Kennedy high school football squads faced weekend injuries as Cedar Rapids teams felt the strain. Billy Williams, Regis senior captain and standout backer, broke a knee ligament and will miss the season after a Saturday scrimmage. Kennedy’s Brad Condon broke a collarbone in a full-dress scrimmage, with both teams adjusting lineups for upcoming games. Washington’s Kyle Skogman may return Friday for the Mississippi Valley opener, and coach Wally Sheets praised Doug Winfrey’s scrimmage performance. Regis’s top unit beat Kingston in drills, while LaSalle and Jefferson noted injuries and polishing efforts ahead of their openers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Ogden
Rerative
Regis
Cedar Rapids
Billy Williams
Gaterback
Wally Sheets
Kyle Skogman
Kyle
Wally
Sheets
Doug Winfrey
Doug
Tipton Feature To Oberbreckling
Cedar Rapids driver Jerry Oberbreckling won his second stock car feature of the season at Tipton Sunday night. Walt Carney of West Branch took the B-semi in a blanket finish with Fred Horn of Marion and Pat Blake of Clarence. Nikki Coover of Cedar Rapids won the powder puff derby.
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Roial
Gazette
Tipton
Jerry Oberbreckling
Cedar Rapids
Walt Carney
West Branch
Marion
Fred Horn
Bod Helm
Rochester
Pat Blake
Clarence
Nikki Coover
Larry Curley
Oxford Jet
Ed Osborn
Ely
Doug Wilson
C.R
Don Chapman
West Lic Ity
Lyle Curley
Oxford Jct
Dick Jags
Mes
Blake
Jin Cataner
Theim
Bob Helm
Aot
Wilson
Larry Foley
Jim Newman
Sherbrecklins
Stan Woode
Oberbreckling
Morn
Helm
Brage
Schulte
Allen Arends Wins Hillcrest Golf Championship
MT. VERNON Allen Arends of Mechanicsville claimed the Hillcrest Country club golf title with a 171 total over 45 holes. He opened with 66 and posted 105 in the final 27. Adrian Ringgold, Mt. Vernon High School principal, came in second at 174 and Dick Windsor was third at 180.
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MT. Vernon
Allen Arends
Mechanicsville
Adrian Ringgold
Mt. Vernon High School
Dick Windsor
Weld Triumphs In USAC Sprint Race at Vigo County
Greg Weld of Kansas City led from the 32nd lap to win the 50 lap Don Branson Classic at Vigo County Fairgrounds on a half mile dirt track, averaging 62.884 mph. Spaulding, Granite City, suffered minor burns when his car caught fire in the pits on lap 15. Ralph Liguori of Tampa was hospitalized for observation after flipping in warmups.
Fragmented Sports Schedule Across Cities and Dates
A garbled OCR sports snippet lists flag race, pet, and GB markers with multiple cities Minnesota Boston Kansas City Chicago Detroit Cleveland Baltimore New York and Washington. It shows home and away dates in September and October, including matches against Boston and Cleveland, with scores and month day references scattered and unclear.
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Minnesota
Boston
Kansas
Mon Pha
Chicago
Kansas City
Baltimore
Cleveland
Detroit
Chicago — Art Home
Ork
Washington
California
Root
Troit
New Fork
Wealilgrnia
New York
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Shirley Wielsnd
Jerry Igosace Ald
Tharp
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Roger Johnson
Cedar Cafe
Bassette
Georgia Richardson
Mary King
B&f Transfer
Perry Langhurst
Harry Schmitt
Qatling Homes
Blue Ribbon Beer
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He Perey
Pat Bemer
Coonrod
Nate
Russ Bartels
Ken Bark
Bob Knoll
Candy Rolinson
Dean Winter
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Legion Friday Niners
Poorman Bacalat Glen's
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Peterson's Furniture
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Vande’ Feliwock
Clare Klinger
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Joe Gover
Busy Bees
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Friday Twilighters
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Marlene Nogale
Loretta Jensen
Ma-Ha
Early Birds
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Five Aces
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Joel Morten
White Sox
Huried
Dix
Seasion
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Bob Frey
Don. Raybourn
Rankville
Tom Chapman
Gary Lockie
Bett
Dodge
Joe Brown
Larry Ramsey
D.M
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Dav
Dick Hoelzer
Dub
Randy Quick
Down
Pt. Ind
Bob Leshy
Iowa City
George Turner
John Liechty
Marsh
Bob Lavacek
John Jones
Ele
Brad Eeuchit
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Indian Creek
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Greg Kilcher
Whitcher
Paul Miller
Bill Kock
Texas
Bob Reeder
Valley
Bob
Elgin
Merle Whitcher
Merle
Ron Kleppe
Jim Graham
Dennis Milbrandt
Early Moss
Sioux Center
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the Action Group
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Jess Fauchier
8Th Ave
Lloyd Rinehart
Kennedy
Bill Williams
William S Rgery Silas Been
Tom Good
Williams
Billy
New Kennedy High School
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Brad Condon
Brad
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Cougars
Jost
Tryon
Soph Gary Ryan
Ryan
Dick Beltz
LaSalle
Warriors
Mississippi Valley
Tony Kaminski
Tony
Nick Ament
Jefferson
Jack Fisk
Royals
Steve Egger
Good
Egger
Steve Havlik
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Mike Jennings
Curt Aller
Mike Mulheren
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James C. Sullivan
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