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Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

03 Aug 1973

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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Aug 03, 1973

Page

7

Shrine All Star Games Mark Milestone In Iowa Sports

Shrine Bowl events on August 10 and 11 at Iowa City celebrate a long sought all star contest for recently graduated players. The double header basketball at the Fieldhouse and football at Nile Kinnick stadium will crown a unique back to back site in Iowa. Shriners report 41 000 football tickets sold and about 13 000 basketball seats claimed with media rights bundled to 14 TV stations and 19 radio outlets. Officials list and rosters show North and South teams with 36 football players and 12 basketball players per side.

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Parrisc WEBER Iowa Daily Press Association Iowa City IDPA Shrine Iowa Shriners Iowa High School Athletic Association Lyle Quinn Association Bernie Saggan IHSA David Hogendorn Saggan IHSAA National Collegiate Athletic Association NCAA United States University of Iowa Nile Kinnick Hogendorn Third Street Des Moines Bow Iowa Bankers Association Georgia Minnesota Iowa State University Ames ISU Cornell College Mount Vernon Coe College von Nurey Roosevelt Barry Barritt Council Bluffs Thomas Jefferson Jefferson Kevin Baker Albia Jack Fisk Cedar Rapids Jefferson Jim Williams Dowling George Duvall Tom Goodman Victor Rick Walkow Denison Bob Lee Hamburg Henry Nissen Missouri Valley Jim Hanlon Jim Fowler Bill Rawlings Steve Jansen Dick Stroup Sioux City North Steve Burgason Terry Carroll Richard Chapman Clear Lake Kenny Conlon Dubuque Dave Kuehl Elkader Alex Maxeika Clinton St Mary's Ron Pedersen Rock Valley Jeff Werling South Basketball Bill Barnhouse Oskaloosa Lee Border Don Hurley Des Moines Roosevelt Jim Hobart Iowa City West Lamar Jackson Davenport Central Steve Manker Valley of West Des Moines van Phelps Ankeny Don Quinn Harlan Steve Sellers Newton Dale Smith Jim Stewart Treynor Brad Weyers Pella North Mark Addington Cedar Falls Gregg Anderson Marion Dale Blaha Jerry Davis Humboldt Tom Harris Monticello Brad Kiburz Sam Menton East Waterloo Bob Blaha Marshalltown Dallas Deike Waverly Shell Rock Reggis Kumrow Radcliffe Joe Safin Nevada Billy Jones Rick Krafka Mason City Steve Olson Terril Jeff Purdy Cedar Rapids Aegis Brian Throlson Cedar Rapids Washington Craig Volkens Reinbeck Gary Walker Algona Jeff Washinowski Dick Weikert Mike Wirth Greg Witwer Klaus Andresen Coma Bettendorf Terry Warder Mark Broderick Jim Hilgenberg City High of Joe Oats Des Moines Lincoln Kevin
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Mets Triumph Over Pirates 5 1 At Shea Stadium

The Mets upset the Pittsburgh Pirates 5 1 at Shea Stadium as Cleon Jones hit his 1 000th major league hit with a three run third inning rally. Ray Sadecki and Tug McGraw limited the Pirates to eight hits as Jim Rooker lost his fourth decision.

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New York Mets Shea Stadium Pittsburgh Pirates Mets Pirates St. Louis Cardinals Montreal Expos Cleon Jones Ray Sadecki Tug McGraw Jim Rooker Philadelphia Chicago Cincinnati Atlanta Los Angeles Houston Milwaukee Detroit Cleveland Baltimore Boston New York Kansas City Minnesota Oakland California Texas Don Hahn Felix Millan Greg Luzinski del Unser Luzinski Phillies Cubs Reds Pete Rose Joe Morgan Rorie Harrison Braves Johnny Bench Andy Kosco Hank Aaron Ken McMullen Dodgers Astros Don Sutton Willie Davis
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Palmer Delays Westchester Golf Classic Rains Soaks Start

Arnold Palmer used a rainout day at the Westchester Golf Classic to entertain 30 young campers from his Stratton golf camp. He spoke informally at Westchester Country Club and answered questions about his game, the U S Open at Oakmont, and equipment options while the tournament plans a 36-hole finish on Sunday.

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Harrison, Ly.1 UPI Arnold Palmer Palmer Stratton Westchester Country Club Tom Weiskopf Oakmont
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Thursday Rollers Plan Meeting for Bowlers

The Thursday Rollers bowling league will meet on Thursday August 9 at 7 30 p m at the WEW Hall. All women interested in joining are urged to attend or contact Dorothy Black at 31615 or Marge Macrander at 34877. Beginners are welcome.

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Wew Hall Dorothy Black Marge Macrander
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Pairings set for baseball tournament in two classes

United Press International reports the Boys State Baseball Tournament opens Monday with Class AA action at Boone and Class A at Carroll. AA teams Ames Waterloo Jefferson and Davenport West join others, while Class A includes North Polk Sioux Center Lansing Kee and Gowrie Prairie.

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United Press International Boone Carroll Ames Waterloo Council Bluffs Jefferson Davenport West North Polk Sioux Center Lansing Kee Gowrie Prairie Mason City Newman Gowrie Corning Norway Greene LeMars Des Moines Roosevelt Waterloo East Decorah Town City West Boone and Carroll Council Bluffs Jefferson Lansing Kee High Gworie Prairie
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