Colts Triumph in Exhibition Over Cowboys on Staubach's Run
In Dallas, the Colts beat the Cowboys 28 to 7 as Roger Staubach, filling in for an injured starter, struggled but drew praise for his effort. Staubach rushed for 118 yards and was intercepted four times, while the Colts capitalized with: a punt return, a short run, a dash, and a field goal. Also, Mira led the Eagles to a 28 7 win over Washington in pre season action. He completed eight of 14 passes for 92 yards in two quarters.
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Regis Sophomore team Cedar Rapids Regis routed Kennedy 40 6 on Saturday. Gary Beck threw two TD passes and ran for another TD plus a 60 yard rushing score by John Dessert. Beck added a two yard TD run, Tim Miller and Dessert also figures as Regis capitalized in a six touchdown effort.
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Holtgreve Aces 102-Yard Town House Hole In Cedar Rapids
Jeff Holtgreve, 13, an eighth grader at Cedar Rapids Harding, made a hole in one on the Town House par three. He used a seven iron to ace the 102 yard No 4 hole while playing with his brother Kim, 14, and father Barry Holtgrewe, who recently joined the Cedar Rapids school system as a teacher. Barry previously coached Storm Lake to the 1968 state high school class AA basketball title.
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Wash Boosters View Davenport Central-Washington Film
Davenport Central and Washington game film will be shown Monday at the Little Theater. The event at 7 15 p.m. invites parents and boosters to attend and review highlights.
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One More Time Says Bill Toomey in Decathlon Showdown
Bill Toomey, Olympic gold medalist, finished the Indian Summer Gaming decathlon in South Lake Tahoe with 8,147 points, narrowly missing the world record and American mark. Jeff Bannister led the runners up while Toomey eyed a UCLA decathlon run in October, citing heavy legs after a tough 1500 meters. Washington game tickets go on sale Wednesday at Bettendorf.
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College Football Upset Sparks N. Dakota Victory
In a surprising college football result, North Dakota pulled off a decisive win over their opponent. The game featured key plays from standout players and shifted momentum in the second half, highlighting the team’s improved offense and stout defense.
Buchholz Wins Atlanta Tennis Classic Title
Karl Buchholz captured the Atlanta Tennis Classic crown with a 6-4 5 7 4 6 7 6 2 win over Australian John Newcombe who was the tourney’s No. 2 seed. Earlier Buchholz upset Tony Roche 12-10 6-2 in the upset.
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McGowan Takes Jones Park Association Title
Jim McGowan shot a 40 5 35 to win the Jones Park Association championship at Twin Pines. Bob Rudd and George Gable tied for second. Lyle Williams was first, Al Sturm second, Glen Messner third. Bill Lodge had the fewest putts, Dave Shakespeare won closest to the pin. Next event at Ellis at 7:35 a.m.
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A fragmented sports item notes a fight result involving the Arxéetated Prats and participant Max in an unclear bout. The readable fragments suggest a match outcome but lack verifiable details such as date, location, or exact participants.
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