Grove Players Courage Pushes Iowa State Past Kent State
Greg Grove ran 80 yards as Iowa State defeated Kent State 47 7 in Ames. He spoke of fear and growth after a shaky start at fullback while Cal Cummins opened at that spot. Injuries to Otis Rodgers Denny Engel and Bill Larkin affected Cyclones as they prepare for Oklahoma.
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Pepin Second In Trapshooting at Otter Creek Meet
Pepper Pepin of Cedar Rapids placed second in the Otter Creek trapshooting event after a 97 of 100 score. He then fell 19 of 20 in a playoff with Jim DeLong of Join Deere Waterloo for runner up honors while Roger Dent of Fisher Control Marshalltown led with 84. Fisher won the team title with 468 of 500, ahead of Jobo Deere Waterloo in second 484 and third 445, with Lenox Marshalltown fourth after a playoff for.
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Three Unbeaten In Parish Football Stand
St Matthews beat St Josephs 18-6 as Mark Kalipan scored twice and Rick Renner added a TD for the winners. Incitilla downed St Pins with Jona Jan Whitting scoring twice. All Saints defeated St Judes 12-0 with Christen Ani and Joe Martin each scoring. Patrick's downed Immaculate Conception 32-6 as Mike Cards scored twice and Jay Barger, Al Corvigar and Kevin Schulleweh contributed.
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Fumble Upsets Bears 10 0 in Chicago
McClain of the Adit Fal abs mishandled a punt forcing a fourth quarter turnover that set up Haskel Stanbeck’s touchdown as Atlanta upset the Bears 10 to 0. Bartkowski and Livers battled the Bears defense while Schubert and McClain traded on field confusion and fair catches amid a rough NFL Sunday.
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Ramsey Schultz Win in Hawkeye Stock Outboard Races
Ramsey of Qelweier and Schultz of Atkins and Cedar Rapids led winners at Hawkeye Stock Outboard Assn races on Coralville reservoir. Saturday and Sunday saw many names listed as winners with Joe Schultz, Homer Schulte, Dennis Cobb among notable finishers. McCullough escaped injury after a spectacular flip.
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Wiedeman and Martin Triumph in Indian Creek Golf Tourney
Wiedeman and Joe Martin won a sudden victory playoff Sunday at Indian Creek Country Club to take first place among four pairs. The four pairs all shot 79 for 18 holes, with Jacobs and Jacobs of Gedar Rapids, Murdoch, Harry, and Hagen among the following finishers. Lower-flight winners included Irwin Renier and Doris Renier, Marion 88, Green and Green 97, and Terry and Ann Cave 103.
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Town’ City
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Liebon
Can Oakland Catch Royals in Key Series
Oakland seeks to close a 4 01 game gap on Kansas City as they open a three game series. The Royals need one win to reduce their magic number to a single game. A’s manager Chuck Taine may start Vida Blue or Dennis Leonard in the second game with Marty Pattin also in contention. The teams split their previous KC series, while both chase the division title amid weather and rain delays.
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Playoff Finish Delivers Eischeid Open Victory
Mike Eischeid of West Union defeated Jin Fetzer of Cedar Rapids in a playoff for the Big Rock Open Golf title on Sunday. Both players matched 18 holes then halved in the playoff, with Eischeid winning on the decisive playoff hole. Dave DeHaven of Oelwein placed third with 72, and four players shot 73 including Steve Sanders, Tim Eichler, Dan Frost, and Bill McDonald.
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Iowa City West Wins 1-Hawk Title At Hawk Relays
Iowa City West topped Cedar Falls by two points to win the team race at the Hawk Relays held in Jefferson pool. Varsity scoring lists Cedar Falls, Caonnes, and others. Sophomore tally shows Iowa City West second. Notable times include 2:32. and 3:24.5 for relay legs. The date note recalls the 1959 Honshu earthquake in Japan.
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Boxscores reveal Montreal box scores with scattered names
Fragmentary boxscore notes list players such as Howard Dakader Murcer Themiassin Rete and Lermongedis with mentions of outs or innings. The garbled lines suggest a hockey or baseball scorebook snippet from Montreal context and several oddly merged names. The result is a partial, unclear update with minimal readable outcomes.
Snead rallies to beat Miller for Kaiser Open win
J C Snead fired a four under par 68 to outpace Johnny Miller by two strokes at the Kaiser International Open in Napa. Snead, who earned 191 807 this season, said he does not want superstardom while acknowledging the tour's glare and his modest approach. Miller, aiming for a third straight title, shot 63 to finish second as Snead sealed the victory.
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