Nagle upbeat on Iowa Hawkeyes season prospects
Utah coach Ray Nagle spoke at a Memorial Union briefing outlining an optimistic yet cautious outlook for the Iowa Hawkeyes. He noted 10 wins would be nice but emphasized team depth, pre-season battles for quarterback between Podolak and Roland, and two-a-day practices leading to an Arizona scrimmage. Michigan State stands as the Big Ten favorite, per Nagle.
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Iowa
Neff Smart
Iowa City
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Phil Schooley
Podolek
Atlantic
Chuck Roland
Des Moines
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Roland
John Diehl
Hawks
Michigan State
Pulliam's 67 Leads Golfers At Park Lane
Nick Pulliam carded a 67 to lead a field of about 50 in a men's invitation at Park Lane Golf and Country Club. Jim Pulliam was second with 70, Harold Ogilvie had the day’s longest round, Tom Fitzpatrick was closest to the hole on No 5, Elmer Bloom Sr. won the hole in one contest, and Bill Nau finished second in that event. Various other prizes were awarded after an evening dinner.
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Nick Pulliam
Park Lane Golf & Country Club
Jim
Harold Ogilvie
Tom Fitzpatrick
Elmer Bloom Sr
Bill Nau
Major League Stars Hit 43rd Homer in Orioles 5 1 Win
Frank Robinson of Baltimore slugged his 43rd home run and added three more hits as the Orioles defeated Cleveland 5 to 1. Juan Marichal of the Giants fired a three hitter to post his 20th victory in a 2 to 1 win over the Mets.
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Baltimore
Cleveland
Juan Marichal
Giants
San Francisco
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Senators
Frank Howard
Paul Lindblad
Jim Nash
Joel Noogek
Sam McDowell
Jose Cardenal
Joe Adcock
Dean Chance
Yankees
California
Angels
Bobby Richardson
Jackie Hernandez
Wednesday Results Across Major Leagues
Results show Piltsburgs 4 defeating Los Angeles 3 and Cincinnati 7 over Chicago 5. Atlanta 8 over St. Louis 4, San Francisco 2 over New York 1, and Philadelphia 16 over Houston. Upcoming games include New York at California and Detroit at Chicago.
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Pirates edge Dodgers as Marichal ships Mets to defeat
Pittsburgh fans waved free paper fans but the Dodgers cried foul as the Pirates beat Los Angeles 4-3 to stay tied with the Giants atop the NL standings. Juan Marichal scattered two runs over nine innings to win his 20th, while the Giants edged the Mets 2-1 after a late surge.
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Foxes Claim Midwest Title
Fox Cities clinched the Midwest League championship with a 4 to 1 win over Cedar Rapids in Cedar Rapids. Andy Rubiolotta drove in a run and scored on Al Kristowski's eighth inning hit. Rubiolotta was relieved by Bob Hooker as Cedar Rapids tallied in the eighth with Bob Lanning's homer. Winning runs came from Bill Mellan and Bob Von Eps.
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al Kristowski
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Ofer
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Bob von Eps
Bob Lanning
John Lipin
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Campisi
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Bigelow Wins Minnesota Race at State Fair
Tom Bigelow of Whitewater Wisconsin won the 20 lap feature at the Minnesota State Fair on Wednesday in 9 02.20 earning 30 dollars He also set a track record in qualifying the half mile oval in 21 54 seconds Preliminary heats included Lee Kunzman of Guttenberg Iowa
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Minn
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Whitewater
Wis
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Guttenberg
Towa
Minor League scores from several leagues listed
International League results include Toledo edging Richmond 2 to 1 in ten innings and Syracuse beating Toronto 6 to 5 while Rochester defeated Buffalo 9 to 3 Columbus over Jacksonville 5 to 1. Pacific Coast League matches show Indianapolis 4 Tulsa 3 and San Diego 15 Oklahoma City 6. Other noted results include Phoenix 6 Denver 4 and Tacoma 1 Hawaii 2 with Portland 3. Seattle 1 Vancouver 2 and Spokane 1 in additional pairings.
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Oklahoma City
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Hawaii
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Seattle
Vancouver
Spokane
Ex Hawk Briggs Traded From Vikings to Redskins
Bill Briggs, 225 pound defensive end and former Iowa Hawkeye, was traded by Minnesota Vikings to the Washington Redskins. The rookie, previously dealt to the Vikings from the Giants for two players, was placed on waivers then recalled for the 1966 draft choice not disclosed.
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Bill Briggs
University of Iowa
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Exhibitions Near an End For Pro Football Teams
The AFL exhibition schedule winds down with the Jets minus Namath facing the Patriots in Mobile, and Baltimore finishing its exhibitions in Detroit as NFL pre season ends. Miami Dolphins open Friday against Oakland in Miami, Denver visits Houston, and San Diego meets Buffalo in a telecast game. Other matchups include Minnesota at Dallas, St Louis at Chicago, Cleveland at Pittsburgh, Philadelphia at Washington, San Francisco at Los Angeles, and Green Bay at New York in Milwaukee.
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Associated Press
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Joe Namath
Boston Patriots
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Houston
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Washington
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New York
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Cards Cut Kasperek
The St. Louis Cardinals cut Dick Kasperek a rookie center from Iowa State University. The move reduces their NFL roster to 43 players.
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Dick Kasperek
Iowa State University
20 Game Winner Hits Well Kaat Believes in Helping Himself
Jim Kaat of the Minnesota Twins emphasizes scoring as part of pitching logic. He secured his 21st win in an 11-2 victory over Boston by driving in runs and contributing multiple hits including a third inning infield single and a sixth inning single. The Twins totaled 14 hits with help from Bernie Allen, Cesar Tovar, and Harmon Killebrew. Other AL results included Chicago sweeping Detroit, Washington-KC twin bill split, Baltimore over Cleveland, and California beating New York.
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Ron Hunt
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Houston
Cincinnati
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Pirates
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Stargell
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Cesar Tovar
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Bernie Allen
Tovard
Harmon Killibrew
Tony Conigliaro
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Tommy Agee
Gary Peters
Pete Ward
McCormick Mike McCormick
Culing Tns Men S Wed Nite League Standings
Standings and high scores from multiple local leagues as of Wednesday night. Listings include Farm Supply Co. and The Body Shop with wins and losses, high ind games by Tom Carpenter 236 and others, high series by Joel Rauschenberger 649, John Carpenter 658, Lois Cardwell 363, and team totals such as Kron-O-Mee Printing 2895. Also notes on LAB CITY LEAGUE and ST MARYS LEAGUE with standings and top games.
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Moose
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Jim Bell
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the Body Shop
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Body Shop
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High Ind
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Teanette
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Lois
Charcoal Broiler
ST. Mary's
J. Pete’s
Tapaka van Veen’s Nursery
Jade's
Joe's Market
Pasquales
Drewrys
Jerry Bila Oe
Josephine Gaeta
Ruth Dwyer
Dean Korte
Mens High
Gerd van Veen
Bill Capshaw
Pete Logel
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Bob Richardson Says He'll Quit Baseball
New York Yankees second baseman Bobby Richardson said on a WOR television program that he is retiring from baseball at the end of this season. The 31-year-old infield ace has played seven World Series and carries a .261 this season with a .268 lifetime average entering the year.
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