Area boys win a dozen district track events
Area thinclads captured a dozen events across four district sites in a June to March season finish. Camanche led with 45 points, Wilton 38, Line-Mar 36, West Branch and Mount Vernon 36, Lone Tree 15, and Morning Sun 21 in class C. Local stars included Lone Tree’s Warren Schlapveld and West Branch’s Lynn Oveson, with Tony Della Penna leading a 440 relay win for Louisa-Muscatine.
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Marion
Camanche
Wilton
Line-Mar
West Branch
Mount Vernon
Pleasant Valley
Louisa-Muscalinea
Durant
Lone Tree
Lenton
Muscatias
Mike Della Penna
Falcons
Tom Lump
Dennis Epperly
Joe Wood
Della Penna
Tom Jacobs
Wilton Beavers
Linn-Mar
Lynn Oveson
Jim Taube
DeWayne Birkhofer
Oveson
Griff Norton
Keith Ormsby
Don Leming
Taube
Norton
Birkhofer
Dennis Speinke
Neal Rabedeaux
Ormsby
Lone Tree Warren Schlapveld
Mosier Wins Feature After Big Nine Car Wreck
Mosier wins the West Liberty feature race driving car No. 17 after a nine car pileup in the main event. Bob Helms of Rochester flipped entering turn three and was hospitalized briefly. several drivers, including Stan Crooks, Brian Buchele, Larry Jenkins, Bud Darting, Doak Allen, Tom Stewart and others, were knocked out or damaged. Fastest qualifier Tom Stewart posted 27.63 seconds. Mosier led a field including Newman, Stewart, Hopp, West, Morris, and Prymek in the results. Races continue at West Liberty next Saturday night.
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Columbus Junction
Mark Mosier
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John Mickey
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Junction
West Liberty
Bob Helms
Rochester
Ron’ Prymek
Town City
Stan Crooks
Letts
Brian Buichele
Muscatine
Larry Jenkins
Bud Darting
Wilton
Doak Allen
Burlington
John Moss
Iowa City
Mel Morris
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Darting
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Tom Harris
Bill - Hopp
Ay Jenkins
Bill Newman
Ron Prymek
Don Moe-Gan
Musca
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Wilson
Mosier
Newman
Stewart
Hopp
West
Morgan & Harris
Ericson
Brown
Lane Sets Iowa Record In Cedar Rapids Discus and Shot
Hefty Doug Lane of Cedar Rapids Jefferson uncorked a record shot put and posted the state leading discus mark, topping his own Iowa Interscholastic record with a 67-7 3/4. Sioux City Central’s Steve Kosen ran 1:33.6 for a near record half mile, while Phil Zickefoose Mount Pleasant and Larry Shaw Davenport West cleared 6 4 in high jump. Doug Smith of Sioux City Central clocked 4:10 for the mile as 32 Iowa district meets set qualifiers for four state meets later in May across Class A AA and B C divisions.
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Associated: Press
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Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Lane
Iowa
Sioux’ City
Steve Kosen
Phil Zickefoose
Mount Pleasant
Larry Shaw
Davenport West
Sioux City Central
Doug Smith
Holstein and
Pocahontas
Major Enjoys Some Aspects Of Iowa State Spring Game
ISU coach Johnny Majors commented on a local TV broadcast while watching the Cyclones practice. He praised the defense and kicking timing but noted offensive timing and line play need work as Whites beat Reds 20-14 in a split-squad spring game with multiple standout catches and a 44-yard return for a touchdown.
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Johnny Majors
Teal
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Cyclones
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Reds
Tom Elliott
Obert Tisdale
Benny King
Maury Cox
AML
Uf Joe
Madden
Bob Brouillette
Bob
Baal
Dimitri
Willie
Ward
Canadiens Clinch Cup As Blues Fall In Four
The Canadiens swept the Blues in four straight to win the Stanley Cup, with Montreal earning its 13th title since 1930 and Coach Toe Blake announcing his return. J. C. Tremblay scored the winner at 11:40 of the third, Henri Richard assisted the tying goal, and each Blues player received 6000 while Canadiens were paid 3750 plus 2250 previously won as champions.
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Montréal
Caniadiéns
Glenn Halil
St. Louis Blues
Hall
Blues
Canadiens
Boston Bruins
Chicago Black Hawks
St. Louis
Toe Blake
J. C. Tremblay
Henri Richard Scotty Bowman
Archer Wins Greater New Orleans Open In Dramatic Finish
George Archer surged to the $100,000 Greater New Orleans Open title at Lakewood Country Club finishing 13 under 271. He birdied 11 and 12 after a bogey at 10, capping a four under final round of 67 to beat Bert Yancey and others. Nicklaus earned $1,900 for 13th.
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New Orleans
George Archer
Archer
Lakewood Country Club
Bert Yancey
Miller
Barber
Tom Weiskopf
Bobby Cole
Cole
Rolloff Set for Walton Muscatine Pearl Playoff at PlaMor
A playoff between Walton's Nursery and Muscatine Pearl of the Ladies Major League is scheduled for 6 15 tonight at PlaMor Lanes. A league meeting for the Pin Twisterg summer league is set for 7 p.m. Wednesday at PlaMor. All interested women urged to attend. Standings show Burns Filing Shop leading, with Peterson's Bulldozing, Hyinks Standard, and others nearby. Ladies high game Wilma Kindler 199, Georgia Snyder 182. high series Georgia Snyder 491, Wilma Kindler 463. Ralph Arnold leads high individual games with 212 and high series 538.
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Walton‘s Nursery
Muscatine Pearl
PlaMor Lanes
PlaMor
Pla Mor Lanes
Jack & Jill
Robert Hindesugh
Otto
Schubick
Mike Bunn
Ralph Arnold
Roland Elliott
Burns. Filing
Davison Oil
Burns Filling
Weekend baseball scores and upcoming games summary
Saturday and Sunday results across MLB teams with rain delays noted. Chicago beat New York 3 1, Atlanta 5 Los Angeles 1, St. Louis 4 Houston 3, San Francisco 5 Cincinnati 4, Philadelphia at Pittsburgh rain. Sunday's results include Chicago 4 0 New York 3 10, Los Angeles 1 Atlanta 0 in 12 innings, Pittsburgh 2 Philadelphia 1, Houston 3 St. Louis 2, Cincinnati 3 San Francisco. Today Atlanta at Philadelphia N St Louis at Pittsburgh N Chicago at Los Angeles N. Tuesday Cincinnati at New York N St Louis at Pittsburgh N Houston at San Francisco N Chicago at Los Angeles N. Boston 84 New York 1 2 Oakland 6 Chicago 2 Minnesota 4 California 2 10 Cleveland 2 4 Baltimore 0 1 Washington 6 Detroit 3. Fairfield college spring game: Jim McCoy returns a 50-yard interception for a TD. Phil Campbell kicks 24-yard FG as Whites beat Greens 10-6.
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St. Louis
Houston
San Francisco
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Pittsburgh
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Oakland
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Golf Tourney Advances For Muscatine Hayes Catholic
In three sectional golf events on Saturday West Liberty won its class A sectional at an Iowa City course with a course record 315. Muscatine Muskies and Hayes Catholic finished as sectional runners-up to advance to district competition next Saturday. West Liberty's team score stood out with individual leaders and a playoff deciding the medalist. District sites include Iowa City for the Class AA and other regional venues.
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West Liberty
West ‘Liberty
Muscatine
Muskies
Hayes Catholic
Town City
MHS
Elks Country Club
Iowa City
Chris Larson
Steve Vorhies
Washington
Larson
Eric Peters
Jim Cotireil
Steve Suman
Nick Pulliam
Tom Foster
Chris Larsen
Bob Reddick
John Maxwell
John Evashevski
Jim Cottrell
Terry Cox
Tom
Gary Blackman
Mike Norton
West Liberty Comets
Norton
Anamosa
Independence
Mount Vernon
Lows City
Pleasant Valley
West Branch
Iowas City
Regina
Tipton
Doug Wolfe
Craig Davis
K.C. Harrison
No-Hitter Streak for Las Cruces High Coach Sal Lopez
Las Cruces High pitcher Sal Lopez threw his third straight no hit no run game, extending a remarkable streak through 70 innings without allowing a hit or run. The performance highlighted a dominating run on Saturday as Las Cruces High maintains momentum in state play.
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Sal. Lopez
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