New Iowa Grid Coach Heads Group to Geneva Day
Iowa's new football coach Ray Nagel will appear at the Geneva Golf & Country club in Muscatine Wednesday for Coaches Day. A golf program starts at noon with greens fees of 2 dollars, followed by an evening dinner at 3.50 dollars. Reservations for the meal are required.
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Meeting of MHS Gridders Set for Tuesday Evening
Muscatine high school coaches call an organizational meeting for all boys planning to report to the varsity or sophomore football teams. The session with Coach Bill Winfrey is set for 7 30 p.m. Tuesday at Heinz Field, with first practice 6 p.m. Saturday Aug 20 and full uniforms allowed starting Wednesday Aug 24. Parents must sign medical slips if a player cannot attend.
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Americans Grab Cup Lead in Davis Cup Tennis
In Cleveland, Dennis Ralston and Clark Graebner routed Rafael Osuna and Joaquin Loyo-Mayo 61 6-4 6-0 to seal a U S victory in the Davis Cup American Zone. The Mexicans now need a doubles win to stay alive, as Osuna criticized his performance after a rough defeat.
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Angels win 4-0 behind 4-hitter by Coates
Angels top White Sox 4-0 as Jim Coates, recalled from minors, fires a four-hitter in his first season start in three years. Rookie Jay Johnstone has three hits and three runs scored to pace the Angels. In the opener, Gary Peters twirls a 10th win as Kansas City beats Minnesota.
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Rudolph Wins Thunderbird Golf Classic in Dramatic Comeback
Mason Rudolph captured the $100,000 Thunderbird Golf Classic with a 278 total, $20,000 prize, beating Jack Nicklaus by one stroke after a final round birdie on 15 and a pivotal 17th-hole par. Nicklaus earned $12,000, Bill Martindale finished third, and Gary Player tied for seventh as Rudolph ended a two-year win drought.
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Mays Near 534th Homer as Giants Sweep Astros
Willie Mays hits his 533rd career homer for the Giants in the first game of a three game sweep of Houston. Manny Mota boosts the NL batting race, but his 236 at bats keep him from qualifying for the title. Alou leads NL in average. Mota needs more at bats to contend. Dodgers and Cubs end marathon doubleheader in a split, with Lefebvre and Santo among key contributors. Shamsky ties major league record with two homers in four at bats.
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Church League Action to End Title Contested at Weed Park
Calvary Baptist seeks a share of the YMCA Church Softball title as Zion Lutheran leads 7-2. Calvary Baptist faces First Methodist in the 6:30 opener at Weed Park with Mulford and First Baptist meeting at 8:15 in the 10 team league finale.
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Major League Stars in Double Homer Game
Frank Robinson of the Orioles slugged two homers and drove in three runs with a sacrifice fly in a 6 0 victory over Washington. Denny Lemaster of the Braves allowed five hits and fanned 14 in a 7 1 win over Philadelphia.
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Tiny Palacio Stops Ta roura In Tokyo Fight
A compact bout in Tokyo saw Tiny Palacio, based in the Philippines, halt Hajime Taroura of Japan in a brisk clash. The match highlighted Palacio's speed and timing as the decisive factors in a short, orderly confrontation.
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