Happiness Returns as Baseball Strike Ends
The Associated Press reports a broad relief across players managers and fans as a 14 day baseball strike ends. Phillies spokesman hails settlement while players Torre Staub Bench Niekro and others react with eagerness to start the season and resume games amid hopes of mending strained fan relations.
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Soo Torre
St. Louis Cardinals
Texas
Joe Burke
Associated Press
New York
Johnny Bench
Bench
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Lakers Return to Milwaukee for pivotal playoff clash
Los Angeles faces Milwaukee in the Western Conference series tied 1-1 after a 135-134 home win sparked by Happy Hairston’s late layup amid a controversial possession. Milwaukee hosts Friday and Sunday games televised nationally as the Bucks seek a 2-1 lead. Jim McMillian and other Lakers step up after a 42-point performance midweek.
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Los Angeles
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Happy Hairston
Larry Costalio
Jerry West
West
Manny Sokol
Costello
Sakol
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Laker Sonyard
Jim McMillian
Kohawks Dominate Triangular Meet at Mt Vernon
Korir and Grefe each win two events leading the Kohawks to a 101 point team victory over Cornell 4 and Monmouth 8 in a track triangular at Mt Vernon. The first annual Fayette meet yielded numerous relay wins and times recorded as this event marked the season opener with many performances earning notable recognition.
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Coe College
Cornell
Monmouth
Kohawks
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Kip Korir
West Union
Dave Keven Ottan
Abyss Cael Raoul
Fayette
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Wins for Harding McKinley and Franklin Cagers Openers
Harding defeated Wilson 49-45 as Karen DeBoer scored 25 and Torrie Goegner 26 for the losers. McKinley beat Taft 47-14 with Buchheim 18 for Taft and Lisa Hopfer 21. Franklin edged Roosevelt 55-52 led by Debbie Grissom 22. In B games Harding won 25-19, McKinley 45-18, Roosevelt 35-19.
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Harding
McKinley
Franklin
Wilson
Karen DeBoer
Torrie Goegner
Baly
Taft
Buchheim
Lisa Hopfer
Roosevelt
Debbie Grissom
Monti and Tipton Tie for Top Spot at Waverly Track Meet
Waterloo edged Cedar Falls for team honors in a 10-team track meet at Waverly. Cedar Rapids Washington finished third as Monticello and Tipton tied for top individual totals with 183 points. Jim Conklin of Cedar Falls ran 10.9 in the 100 yards. Gary Nelson and Scott Harnsten of Monticello earned two medals each.
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Cedar Falls
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Warriors
Jim Conklin
Gary Nelson
Scott Harnsten
Monticello
Nick McConnell
Wash
Tipton
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Steve Oulschraeger
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Elsehtaeger
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Fight on Big Theatre Ancelled Hive Pree
A fragmented OCR read describes a fight on a big theatre stage halted by authorities. Names and exact locations are unclear but indicate a disruption during a public event with potential clashes and safety concerns. Further readable details are not available in the legible text.
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Theathe
Rey Flac
Eave Sane
Rangers Crush Canadiens to Reach NHL Semis
New York Rangers eliminated the Montreal Canadiens 3-2 to win the series in six games. G and Giacomin starred with clutch saves in the third period as the Rangers advance to face the Chicago Black Hawks in the semifinal round.
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Canadiens
Ken Dryden
Montreal Nets
Pete Jacobs
Washington
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Squaw Creek
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Ants
Mika Galen
Alee Bevelant
Billy Fair NieHeing
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Peri- Uairn
Fairbairn
Tkaczuk
Dryden
Frank Mahovlich
New York
Benton Pounds Out 18-0 Baseball Win
Benton delivered an 18 to 0 rout as batters pounded the ball and drove in four runs by Mike Batty and others. The odd mix of names and events suggests a chaotic update from the game with several players noted for scoring and defensive plays.
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Gump Worsley
St. Louis
Bob Plager
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Waisley
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Dryden
van Horne
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Mike Batty
Doug Tippett
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Roger Walter
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Tory Wassling
Jefferson Galfers Score 2-Stroke Win
Jefferson edged City High in a dual at the Elks Country Club as ABA and Pro Basketball items mix with local results. Names like Maxwell and Meyer appear among scattered standings and notes, with references to Lakers and Bucks in a busy sports roundup.
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Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Colley
Knicksyt
Rsa
Aman
Johanna Ron Meyer
Chris Grafuth
Jona Cy
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Lakers
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Kevin WillMauser
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Tigers Relays Track meet to feature top teams
Sixteen class A teams and 17 in class B compete in the eighth annual Tiger relays on Saturday. Linn Mar Iowa City West and Marion challenge Manchester in class A while Camanche and Preston threaten Durant in class B.
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Durant
No-Hitter Gives Columbus 4-0 Win Over North Tama
Mike Coffin pitched a feverish no hitter striking out 11 and walking five as Columbus improved to 3-0 with a 4-0 victory over North Tama. North Tama falls to 2-1 as Columbus features hitters Sime Cy Lyett and Dan Pando.
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Linn-Mar Rally Secures 5-4 Tennis Victory Over Hawks
Linn-Mar won all three doubles matches to clinch a 5-4 tennis win over the Hawks at Prairie. The recap lists players like Mark Fief and Will among the Linn-Mar lineup with unelaborated match notes.
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Saati Brch
Vera P
Boultes
Lowden 9 Defeats Calamus in Opener
Lowden opened its baseball season with a 6 3 victory over Calamus as Deerberg hit a triple and a double Kev Wiebel added two doubles and Craig Wiebel counted a triple and a single to pace the offense.
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Gaehhe Lowden
Lowden High
Calamus
As Deerberg
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Craig Wiebel
Bowling Highlights At Jubilee And City Meet
Ike Tilson of the Masters and Joan McCord of Rollin Stones shared series honors at Jubilee. Mike’s 246 helped a 678, while Joan posted 280 and 225 for 664. Alyce Ward led girls with a 692 in the Women’s City Major, aided by a 235. Also noted are results from Cedar Rapids Bowl and local leagues with multiple 200s and high series, plus Argel G. Bell elected president of the National Association of State Racing Commissioners.
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Jubilee
Joan McCord
Mike
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Alyce Ward
Cedar Rapids
Dick Erb
Marion Sansa
Pat Borschel
Hal de Ee
SR Bartaal Ib Woody
Ethel Lofisgard
Louise Cline
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Brubaker Mar
St Beale Peete
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