Trevino wins Amana Golf Tourney in Iowa City
Lee Trevino dominated at the University of Iowa Finkbine course, firing a 34-34-68 to win the Amana Golf Tournament. Don Bies and Bob Goalby tied for second at 69, while Open champion Orville Moody and others tied for fourth. Trevino earned 2,500 dollars and enjoyed meeting fans after his round.
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Lee Trevino
Iowa City
University of Iowa
South Finkbine
Trevino
Finkbine
Don Bies
Bob Goalby
Orville Moody
Steve Spray
Indianola
Julius Boros
Johnny Pott
Goalby
Harry Gill
Harold Parker
Paul Kritz
Syl Kaplan
Twilight Trios and Smitty's Garage Bowling Scores
The card lists results from a bowling event with participants and venues including Twilight Trios, Smitty's Garage, Drewry's, Huttig's Mink, C & M Coin Shop, and Bob's DX. Individual scores appear for ladies Ruth Ann Downer and Mary Smith, and mention high series and team totals such as Bob's DX 538 in high team game and 1967 high team series.
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Twilight
Smitty’s
Drewry
Huttig
C & M Coin Shop
Ballenger
Bob’s
Plamer Lanes
Ladies High
Ruth Ann Downer
Mary Smith
Mary
Smith
Bob's
Frazier Dominates Quarry In Seven Rounds Title Defense
Joe Frazier delivered a one sided beating to Jerry Quarry in seven rounds at Madison Square Garden, technical knockout after Quarry obscured his vision in the third round. Frazier, the WBA champion, extended his claim as a heavyweight title favorite and eyed a September unification with Jimmy Ellis while noting possible tuneups with Sonny Liston in coming weeks. Quarry fought hard, enduring head and body punishment, insisting he would continue before the stoppage.
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New York
Joe Frazier
Game
Jerry Quarry
Jimmy Ellis
Madison Square Garden
Frazier
Ellis
World Boxing Association
Louisville
Sonny Liston
Los Angeles
Houston
Las Vegas
Ting
Harry Kleiman
Quarry
List
Yank Durham
Cassius Clay
Joe
Wilton Coach Inducted. Bunge Named Replacement for Wilton High
Wilton High School announces Wilton Ray Antischel, undefeated baseball coach, inducted by the U.S. armed forces on July 3. Daryl Bunge, 26, named new head coach for basketball and multi-sport duties, replacing Wayne Demme who left for Benton Community. Antischel, 22, held multiple roles in school athletics. Bunge a Clarence High and Northern Iowa alum, married with three children, now based in Wilton.
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Wilton
Ray Antischel
Wilton High School
U.S. Armed Forces
Daryl Bunge
Edwin Schreiber
Antisdel
Bunge
Wayne Demme
Benton Community School
Clarence High School
Northern Iowa University
Wimbledon stars wait day for opening round matches
The world's top players faced jitters after a 24 hour rain delay as opening rounds moved to today. Arthur Ashe, seed No.5 from Richmond, Virginia, faced Marty Riessen while Cliff Richey met Bob Hewitt on center court. Pancho Gonzales, Charlie Pasarell, John Newcombe, Rod Laver, and Rodolfo Rodriguez were among others in early matches awaiting the weather clearance.
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Wimbledon
England
Arthur Ashe
Richmond
Marty Riessen
Evanston
Til
Cliff Richey
San Angelo
Tex
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Pancho Gonzalo
Ing Charlie Pasarell
U.S
Major League Stars Pitching and Batting Highlights
Jim Merritt of the Reds hurled a two hitter retiring the first 16 batters in a 54 victory over San Diego. Jim Price of the Tigers hit a two run pinch homer in the ninth inning for a 6-6 tie against the Yankees.
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Associated Press
Jim Merritt
Reds
San Diego
Battin
Jim Price
Tigers
New York Yankees
Kenyon Ranks Sixth In USAC Standings At Indy
INDIANAPOLIS Ind AP United States Auto Club point standings released Monday show Mel Kenyon of Lebanon Indiana and formerly Davenport Iowa sixth in the championship division and second in the midget division. Don White of Keokuk Iowa is third in stock car. Leaders include Mario Andretti Nazareth Pa championship Larry Dickson Marietta Ohio sprint Roger Mc Cluskey Tucson Ariz stock and Bob Tattersall Streator Ill midget.
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Indianapolis
Ind
United States Auto Club
Mel Kenyon
Lebanon
Davenport
Iowa
Don White
Keokuk
Mario Andretti
Nazareth
Larry Dickson
Marietta
Ohio
Sprint
Roger McCluskey
Tucson
Ariz
Bob Tattersall
Streator
Sunday Rain Delays Area Baseball and Softball Games
Rain forced multiple postponements in area sports last Sunday. Letts Booster Club softball tournament postponement announced with no new date yet. Muscatine Red Sox Prophetstown game moved to 8 p.m. Wednesday July 9 at Tom Bruner Field. next Muscatine game set for 8 p.m. Thursday against Mt. Pleasant. Cedar Rapids game pushed to 2 p.m. Sunday at Bruner Field. Kewanee added to play here at 7:30 p.m. Thursday July 1.
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Letts
Muscatine Red Sox
Prophetstown
Tom Bruner
Muscatine
Mt. Pleasant
Red Sox
George Long
Cedar Rapids
Bruner Field
Kewanee
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