Nevil Leads Robinson Open After First Round Wind Gusts
Obscure rookie Dwight Nevil shot four under par 67 to tie George Archer for the first round lead in the Robinson Open at Crawford County Country Club. Archer and a 68 tied group including Labron Harris Larry Hinson Mac McLendon and Jim Ferriellall finished before gusts worsened conditions. Lee Trevino struggled against the winds in the $100 000 event.
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George Archer
Archer
Labron Harris
Larry Hinson
Mac McLendon
Jim Ferriell
Crawford County Country Club
Lee Trevino
Dwight Nevil Va Vee
Seeee Eweee
Larry Ar Tee
McLendon Wee Tees
St See Eaeee Seas
Earl Fennell Eeree E* Weetones
Ster Ee
Mike Morley
Eseees
M Colbert See
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Eereenees
Steer
Jacky Cupitik Hill
Cee
Curtis Sifford
Bob Erick
Gay Brewer
Bert Y
Dave _ Eielberger COOH
Etee
Hite See
Larry Eee
Bill
Garrett Eae
Ewe
Chris Blocker
Tee Weene
Ulfon Oer Sweeter
Ross Randall
Nevis golfer Teammate Tees Off Amid Personal Trials
Nevis shoots 72, one over par on a 71 layout as a 7,200-population town across the Wabash from Indiana. Trevino leaves Dallas where his ill mother is, arriving an hour before his tee time. A dozen players at 69 includes Bert Greene Jim Colbert and Mike Hill. Nevil, four years Air Force and a Dallas fireman before joining the tour last fall, has yet to win. His best major finish is 14th at New Orleans after earning about $7,000. Leaders remain unsettled.
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Trevino
Dallas
Bert Greene
Jim Colbert
Mike Hill
Nevil
Air Force
New Orleans
Sanger and Hansen Duel Wind Up Iowa Race Season
Independence reports a late model stock car showdown as Ed Sanger of Waterloo and Curt Hansen of Dike renew their season long duel at the fairgrounds dirt track. Both drivers have a win apiece this season with Sanger leading in points and set to start from the pole in the 50 lap finale. Several challengers from Waterloo Oelwein Evansdale Independence and Winthrop join the field as rain date lurks for Sunday.
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Ed Sanger
Waterloo
Curt Hansen
Dike
Fairgrounds
Sanger
Hansen
C. R
Chub Liebe
Oelwein
Joe Schaefer
Karl Sanger
Red Drake
Evansdale
Glen Martin
Independence
al Mayner
Winthrop
Bowling Highlights at Jubilee Lanes Features 258 Games
Jim Hiatt posted a 258 game and 703 series at the Masters at Jubilee Lanes, tying Bill Kellogg for 258 in the Parlor City Keglers. Other strong scores include Loyal Adams 249 and Marlys Stuefen 582, with numerous totals across leagues such as Cabin Still and May City.
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Jubilee Lanes
Jim
Bill Kellogg
Parlor City
Loyal Adams
del Cline
Hal DeWoody
Marlys Stuefen
May City Comets
Ann Baker
May City
Niters
Kelly Jelinek
May City Hiaat Comets
Hazel Fischer
Cabin
Carl's Standard
Marilyn Ritchie
Dorothy Madsen
Joan McCord
Flame Room
Schneekiobs
Jeannette Phillips
Verna Tull
Murrays
Berger
MAY City Women’s Club
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Laurine Thomas
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Wed
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Sylvia Sandy
Comets
Kelly Felinek
May City Lanes
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Herman Brown
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Cannon Ball
Vic Miller
Tom Stastny
Kennedy
Gentilemen’s Choice
Janet Posekany
Kathy Epley
St. Luke’s
Jan Meey
Carolyn Moen
Wi Heim
Jubilee Une Ed Benedict
Mets
Betty Brokaw
Doug Matthews
Chuck Rochreit
Elmers Log Cabin
Jubilee Jones
Marie Seas
Bucks to break Big Ten skid in key intersectional clash
Nationally sixth ranked Ohio State seeks to end a 19 game Big Ten loss streak against Colorado as Michigan, Minnesota, Michigan State, and Northwestern loom as likely conference winners in home games. Indiana faces Baylor while Purdue Notre Dame and Wisconsin LSU also feature. Big Ten’s five year mark against outside competition remains a blemish.
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Big Eight
Colorado
Michigan
Minnesota
Michigan State
Northwestern
Nebraska
Washington State
Georgia Tech
Oregon State
Notre Dame
Syracuse
Wisconsin
Indiana
Baylor
Purdue
Louisiana State
Texas A & M
Illinois
Southern California
Iowa
Penn State
Navy
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Harding Girls Blank Wilson in Tennis 5-0
Harding High blanked Wilson 5-0 in ninth grade girls tennis on Thursday. The reserves tied 1-1. Singles matches saw Lert Brown defeating Robin Hoppe 6-4, Barb Scott beat Cathy Campbell 6-1, Doris Wisted upset Lorie Cumming 6-1. Doubles Brown-Scott defeated Cathy Puck Haber-Sheri Hook 6-2, Cathey Cooley and Deanna Laughlin beat Connie Parrish and Betty Whipple 6-3.
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Wilson
Lert Brown
Robin, Hoppe
Barb Scott
Cathy Campbell
Doris Wisted
Lorie Cumming
Brown Scott
Cathy Puckhaber
Sheri Hook
Cathey Cooley
Deanna Laughlin
Connie Parrish
Betty Whipple
Sunday Trapshoot at Clarence by Cedar County Sportsmen
The Cedar County Sportsmen Club will hold a trapshoot at 1 p.m. Sunday one mile west of Clarence on Highway 30. The event gathers local shooters for a afternoon match with all abilities welcome.
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Clarence
Cedar County Sportsman Club
Highway
Luther Norse Seek Another Iowa Conference Victory at Dubuque
Luther College coach Edsel Schweizer leads the Norse to Dubuque after a 7-0 win over Central, praising the defense and noting titles can still hinge on early conference games. Key moments include two Central interceptions by Skip Schmulbach and strong line play from Kratz, Wenthold, Fjone, Anderson, and Kelly. Offense featured Bill Ottilie’s passing and Ken Abraham’s 50 yards on 17 carries as Peeters tallied 63 rushing yards on 26 attempts.
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Luther
Edsel Schweizer
Norse
Dubuque
Iowa
Central
Simpson
William Penn
Buena
Wartburg
Upper Iowa
Bernie Peeters
Bill Ottilie
Ken Abraham
New Richland
Minn
Peeters
Field Dog Trials Start Saturday
Eastern Iowa Shooting Dog Assn holds its annual pointing dog field trial at Hawkeye grounds near Marina 218 on Swan Lake road. Events run 7:30 a.m. to end of day with Open shooting dog, open derby, open puppy, amateur shooting dog and amateur walking shooting dog. Judges include Ed Hesler, Eugene Brown for open stakes. Amateur judges are Ron Lisius and Jim Raikes.
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Ed Hesler
Rochelle
Ill
Eugene Brown
Pontiac
Ron Lisius
Clinton
Jim Raikes
Long Grove
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