Nebraska Coach Chooses Stars for All Star Game
CHICAGO AP Coach Bob Devaney of Nebraska will send 49 top college players against the defending Super Bowl champions Dallas Cowboys July 28 in Soldier Field. The roster includes 23 first round and 17 second round NFL draft picks with 31 schools represented. Heisman winner Pat Sullivan shares quarterback duties with Jerry Tagge and Van Brownson. The 39th annual game pairs top collegians with pros, sponsored by the Chicago Tribune Charities since 1934.
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Chicago
Bob Devaney
University of Nebraska
Dallas Cowboys
Soldier Field
National Football League
Devaney
Nebraska
Michigan
Cornhusker
Stanford
Notre Dame
Pat Sullivan
Auburn
Huskers
Jerry Tagge
van Brownson
Chicago Tribune
North Fayette edges Valley to stay in UIC title race
North Fayette of West Union edged Valley and moved into second place as the Hawks host unbeaten MFL in a key en counter. Kevin Stammeyer earned the win in relief after Hauer’s no hitter bid faltered in the seventh. Bob Bergmann delivered a two run single for Fayette in a comeback win at Fayette.
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North Fayette
West Union
UIC
Valley
Tigers
North
MFL
Hawks
Kevin Stammeyer
Jim Hauer
Fayette
Blue Devils
Bob Bergmann
Bly
Sumner
Aces
Pirates
John Dunley
Louie Schwan
Curt Howard
Cook
Blaine Schultz
Sox add home run trot in twin bill sweep at Milwaukee
Chicago White Sox surged to a 6-4, 5-4 doubleheader win over Milwaukee as Dick Allen hit two homers in the opener and Ed Herrmann, Mike Andrews, and Luis Alvarado also connected. The Sox moved within 3 15 games of Oakland in the AL West while Detroit and others won or lost elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Chicago White Sox
Sox
Milwaukee
Oakland
Athletics
Detroit
Bill Freehan
Kansas City
New York
Baltimore
Texas
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
California
Dick Allen
Chicago
Ed Herrmann
Mike Andrews
Luis Alvarado
Brewers
Pat Kelly
Carlos May
Bill Melton
Kelly
May
George Scott
Freehan
Ken Holtzman
A’s
Ollie Brown
Ed Brinkman
Dick Drago
Steve Kline
Yankees
Dave Johnson
Jim Nettles
Jim Kaat
Bob Darwin
Darwin
Nettles
Graig
Carlton Fisk
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Manny Mota
Willie Davis
Cesar Cedeno
Houston
Mets
Steve Carlton
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Phillies
Derrell Thomas
San Diego
Padres
Nate Colbert
Larry Stahl
Bill Hands
San Francisco
Juan Marichal
Giants
Fran Healy
Damaso Blanco
Ron Bryant
ISU Plans New Stadium With $6 Million Goal
Iowa State University Foundation seeks 6 million dollars for a new Cyclones football stadium and has 700000 pledged toward the drive. Construction to start only after full funding, with initial capacity about 1000 seats and potential expansion to 65000. The project, approved by the Foundation Board, would be south of the Iowa State Center near James Hilton Coliseum.
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Ames
Towa
Iowa State University Foundation
ISU
Carl Hamilton
Hamilton
ISU Foundation Board of Governors
Iowa State Center
James Hilton
C.Y. Stephens
Clyde Williams
Robert Parks
Liebe 2nd in Independence feature at Independence Motor Speedway
Curt Hansen of Dike grabbed the late model feature lead on lap 12 from Waterloo’s Dave Trower at Independence Motor Speedway Saturday night when Trower retired with heating issues. Chub Liebe of Oelwein finished second. Glen Martin of Independence won the semi, passing Jim Burbridge on lap eight. Heat wins went to Hansen Trower and Bob Hesse.
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Waterloo
Town
Ea Sanger
Tunis
Sanger
Curt Hansen
Dike
Hansen
Red Drake
Evansdale
Bob Hesse
Jack Majewski
Greene
Iowa
Independence, Town
Dave Trower
Independence Motor Speedway
Trower
Chub Liebe
Oelwein
Glen Martin
Independence
Martin
Jim Burbridge
Greeley
Former Oelwein Girl Wins Bronze Medal in Wisconsin Meet
Jo Lyon Lambert, daughter of Mr and Mrs Calvin Lambert of Lancaster Wisconsin formerly of Oelwein, earned a bronze medal at the Wisconsin Girls state track meet. She ran on the 440 relay which placed fourth in Class B finals adding two points to Lancaster's total. The Lamberts publish the Grant County Herald Independent and two weekly papers in Grant County. he formerly served as advertising director of the Oelwein Daily Register.
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Jo Lyon Lambert
Calvin Lambert
Lancaster
Wisconsin
Oelwein
Lamberts
Grant County
Herald
Bloomington
Cassville
Oelwein Daily Register
Fayette girls top Oelwein in season opener
Fayette defeated Oelwein 10 to 0 as Marsha Tangen and Nancy Keding held the runners to three hits. Janet Britten had two singles for Oelwein while Fayette’s Mary Butters and Colene Samek each collected two hits. Fayette JV won 14-2. Celwein visits Independence next Thursday. The Atlanta Stadium Authority named the $17 million arena the Atlanta Coliseum to house the city’s pro hockey and basketball teams.
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Fayette
Oelwein
Marsha Tangen
Nancy Keding
Janet Britten
Mary Butters
Colene Samek
Celwein
Independence
Atlanta
Atlanta Stadium Authority
Atlanta Coliseum
Summer 3 on 3 cage teams released in Oelwein league
The Oelwein Recreation Commission posts the 11 12 college cagers 3 on 3 schedule for summer. Hap Wyverberg releases teams for 9 10 graders with 7 00 p m start times at Wings and tennis courts. Captains include Mike Goldsmith Greg Anderson Tracy DeLong Marc Kane Mike Perez Kurt Langer Mat Vogel Steve Jelinek Bob Walters Phil Fordyce Tim Klatt Tim O Brien Eric Kappmeyer Kent Drumstad Jerry Kleiman Mike Harrington Tom Frazer Jim Kalb Russ McNamara Mike Algier Marty Feller Mike Bruner Larry Ralston Randy Landas Nelson Murphy Roberts Ramsay. Matches listed from June 13 through August 19 with pairings and venues noted.
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Oelwein Recreation Commission
Hap Wyverberg
Wings
Mike Goldsmith
Greg Anderson
Tracy DeLong
Marc Kane
Mike Perez
Kurt Langer
Mat Vogel
Steve Jelinek
Bob Walters
Phil Fordyce
Tim Klatt
Tim O’brien
Eric Kappmeyer
Kent Drumstad
Jerry Kleiman
Mike Harrington
Tom Frazer
Jim Kalb
Russ McNamara
Mike Algier
Marty Feller
Mike Bruner
Larry Ralston
Randy Landas
Rick Nelson
Kelly Murphy
Kevin Roberts
Bill Ramsay
Iowa Hawkeyes bow to Temple in College World Series loss
In their first CWS appearance, Iowa suffers a 13 9 defeat to Temple as five pitchers issue 10 walks and the defense commits five errors leading to four unearned runs. Hawkeyes finish 25 17 after a prior 2 1 loss to Arizona State. Banks calls the season tremendous despite the rough finish.
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Omaha
Neb
Iowa
Hawkeye
Duane Banks
Temple
Banks
Towa
Hawkeyes
Arizona State
Mark Tschopp
Cedar Rapids
Sun Devils
Owls
Jim Sundberg
Dave Balzin
Reds sweep road swing to lead NL West race
Cincinnati posted an 11-1 road trip, widening their division lead as Sparky Anderson praised on the road success. Gary Nolan earned his eighth win, Johnny Bench drove in three runs, and Roberto Clemente powered the Pirates past the Dodgers. Elsewhere, Phillies beat Braves, Padres beat Cardinals in 10 innings, Cubs split with Giants.
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Cincinnati Reds
Cincinnati
Sparky Anderson
Reds
Houston
Los Angeles
Pittsburgh Pirates
Dodgers
Pirates
New York
Mets
Houston Astros
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia Phillies
Atlanta Braves
San Diego Padres
St. Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
San Francisco
Montreal
Gary Nolan
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati Power
Roberto Clemente
Clemente
Snead wins Philadelphia Golf Classic by one stroke
J C Snead, nephew of Sam Snead, wins the IVB Philadelphia Golf Classic at Whitemarsh Valley CC with a six under par 282 total. He edges Chi Chi Rodriguez who finishes at 283 after rounds of 70 71 69 72. Dick Rhyan and Jim Jamieson tie for third at 285. Rhyan posts 70 while Jamieson shoots 73.
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Philadelphia
J.C. Snead
Sam Snead
J.C
Uncle Sam
Snead
Whitemarsh Valley Country Club
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Dick Rhyan
Jim Jamieson
Rhyan
Jamieson
Oelwein JV Sweeps Cedar Falls Doubleheader
The Oelwein Community sophomore baseball team moved to 5-4 on the season with a 6-3 and 6-1 sweep at Cedar Falls. John Mueller drove in four runs in the first game, while the second game produced only two hits for Oelwein by Mike Furleigh and Rob Droste.
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Cedar Falls
Oelwein
John Mueller
Ochs
Mike Furleigh
Rob Droste
Weekend Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary
Results from New York, Houston, Chicago, San Francisco, Atlanta, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Montreal, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, Los Angeles, San Diego. Sunday's results include Philadelphia 3, Atlanta 1 and Houston 4, New York 2 among others. Monday's games list New York at Houston and Los Angeles at St. Louis with several night games noted.
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New York
Pittsburgh
Chicago
Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Houston
Atlanta
San Diego
San Francisco
St. Louis
Gentry
Nickra
Stoneman
Reuss
Singer
Cleveland
Weekend and Weekday High School Sports Schedule
Monday updates show girls and boys softball and baseball matchups including Sumner at Qelwein Valga at Hawkeye Dunkerton at Wapsie Valley and more while Tuesday lists men's softball and Wednesday features Hawkeye at Fairbank and Westgate at Sumner. This compact schedule outlines teams, venues, and pairings for week ahead.
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Sumner
Qelwein
Valga
Hawkeye
Denver
Turkey Valley
South Winneshiek
Fredericksburg
Dunkerton
Wapsie Valley
AAPL
North Central
Postvine
Fayette
West Central
Valley Mag. Valey
East Buchanan
Oelwein
Charles City
Asi Buchanan
Mag. Valley
Manchester
Stormont
Jesup
Tripati
South Winn
Maynard
Winthrop
Westgate
Delwein
Fayette West
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Daily Augiste
Hauer
Gary Robinson
Mike Cline
Robinson
Jim Blockhaus
Marv Larson
Elkader
Mark Wold
Dave Kuehl
Dan Costigan
Kuehl
Valley Nor Postville
Elkader West Central
Fayette Sumner
W. Central
Postville
Sales
Potratz
Frye
Daniels
Postville - Rhe
Punley
Marti Oberbrockling
Howard
Chisox
Liebe
Register Publishing Co
Iawa S52 Inc
L.A. Warren
Mike Mahoney
Victor D. Gallo
Nica Charles RI
Daily Register
Oelwein Iowan
Register
Gelweir
Weexly
Tyr
Duane Fauser
M. HH. Nicol
Menos
ABC
Audit Bureau
Getwein Daily Register
Fayette Girls
HE Celwein
Dojana Ramsey
Jolene Hershey
Tangen
N. Keding
Diane Keding
Upper Icw
Tee Postville Sete Ees Etkader West Central
Goldsmith
Langel Klatt
Kleiman
Algier
Nelson Dune
Nelson
Langet Goldsmith
Klatt
Dune
Goldsmith Nelson
Klatt Xtziman
Cangeel
Langel
Klatt Kleiman
Algier Nelson
Goldsmith Dune
Kleiman Langer
Goldsimith
Langer Klatt
Langer Goldsmith
Langer Ti
Langer
Kleiman Langet
Nelson Klatt
Langet Klatt
Kleiman Algier
Nelson Augusts
Katt
Langet
Kleiman Langel
Wings Park
Oelwein Jc's
Philipps 6§ Oil Company
Oil Company
Todd Lehmkuht
Julius Scheckel
Jc's
Roger Younghlut
Scott Lestina
Dan Nassman
Randy Hassman
Tim Ladeburg
John Miller
Scott Treat
Duane Lowry
Des Moines
Mike Davis
Luigi
Luigi‘s Restaurant & Lounge
Fred
Dia
Christensen
Oalwein
Koffmaster and Smith
Larson
Lar
Fravst and Langaison
National League East
Americal. Pet
West Oakland
Niekro
Perry
Parsons
Browery
Dobson
TWINS
Minneapolis
W. R. Frank
MOTOR
Downton
Mpls
Aeditorium
Fair Oaks Park
Minneapolis Institute
Hanae Farmoasy
Guthrie Theatre
Las Rymni
24Th ST
3Rd Ave
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