Silence and Screams At The Masters And The NCAA
Punchy argues that silence is needed in golf and basketball despite loud crowds. He cites Hubie Green during a Masters moment and compares it to a tense NCAA championship free throw with fans shouting for a miss. The exchange questions crowd behavior in sports and concentration under pressure.
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Hubie Green
Hubie
Punchy
Traditions and Temperaments Around Golf Fans and Stars
In a lively debate about sports crowds, the group contrasts golf’s rope boundary with harsher fan conduct seen at tennis soccer and football events. They cite Tevye and the Masters as examples, then note Bob Forsch’s rise with the Cardinals and his minor league no hitters.
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Latin America
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Bob Forsch
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C.R
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Lewiston
Idaho
Bob
Little Rock
Tulsa
Molly Kneen
Giants fall on costly mistakes in rain postponed finale
Cedar Rapids Giants lose 1-0 to Wisconsin Rapids after self inflicted errors. Chilly Davis blames himself for two costly base running blunders. Giants stranded 31 runners in three games as Jeff Stember and Bob Omo hold Twins to five hits in Midwest League debut.
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Wisconsin Rapids
Memorial Stadium
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Jack Mull
Giants
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Davis
Ken Feinberg
Bob Kearney
Feinberg
Chilly
Mull
O.R
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Bob Omo
Stember
Twins
Stan Cannon
Butch Rowe
Omo
Questionable no hit win for Bob Forsch
Bob Forsch pitched a 5 0 no hitter against the Phillies in a game at Busch Stadium. An eighth inning grounder by Garry Maddox was ruled an error on Ken Reitz by official scorer Neal Russo, preserving the no hitter. Reitz agreed the ball should have been ruled an error.
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Bob Forsch
St. Louis Cardinals
Philadelphia Phillies
Forsch
Cedar Rapids
O.R
Phillies
Cardinal
Philadelphia
Garry Maddox
Busch Stadium
Russo
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Ken Reitz
Reitz
Montreal Expos
New York Mets
San Francisco
John Montefusco
Atlanta Braves
Reitz misplays tough catch as Forsch no-hits NL foe
In a tense game the Gold Glove Reitz mishandled a double-pumped drive off his glove in the eighth, denying himself an easy fielding play. Forsch shrugged off the error, finishing strong as Houston outlasted Cincinnati 4-3 in 13 innings and the NL West race remained tight. Enos Cabell delivered a go-ahead RBI in the 13th, scoring Jimmy Sexton from second to seal the win.
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Phillies
Russo
Houston Astros
Cincinnati Reds
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Atlanta Braves
San Francisco Giants
San Diego Padres
Chicago Cubs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Enos Cabell
Houston
Cincinnati
Cabell
Jimmy Sexton
Starr Tops Sweetan in Cedar Rapids Main Event
Ron Starr defeated Bruiser Bob Sweetan in the main event in Cedar Rapids Sunday. Buck Robley beat Bob Brown in the semi. The Blue Yankee downed Terry Gibbs in the special, and Mike Pap pas won against Carl Fer gie in the opening match.
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Bruiser
Bob Sweetan
Cedar Rapids
Buck Robley
Bob Brown
Blue Yankee
Terry Gibbs
Mike Pappas
Carl Fergie
Alexander fires two hitters as Purdue blanks Iowa 2-0
Iowa split with Purdue in a weekend set. Bruce Alexander tossed a two hit shutout Sunday allowing two runs on five hits. Purdue rode a sixth inning rally with three hits and two walks, scoring on a bases loaded sacrifice fly by John Anthrop and a Chris Dietrik RBI single.
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Iowa City
Bruce Alexander
Purdue
Iowa
Boilermakers
John Anthrop
Chris Dietrik
Alexander
Umpire Meeting Set in Cedar Rapids Recreation Center
An organizational meeting for anyone interested in umpiring softball this season will be held at 7 p.m. Tuesday in room 101 at the Ambroz Recreation Center in Cedar Rapids. Umpires will be paid 10.50 per fast pitch game and 8.50 per slow pitch game. Opening assignments will be made at the meeting.
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Cedar Rapids
Ambroz Recreation Center
Mount Vernon Road
Lockhart and Hovland Win AAU Run and Race Walk Title
Larry Lockhart of Cedar Rapids won the men’s 10 kilometer race in 44 minutes 31 seconds at Bever Park, while Wilma Hovland of Cedar Rapids captured the women’s 10 kilometer run in 55 minutes 6 seconds.
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Larry Lockhart
Cedar Rapids
Bever Park
Wilma Hovland
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