Jones Shuts Out Astros in 1975 Debut for Padres
Randy Jones improves to 2-0 with a 4-0 complete game victory over the Houston Astros. He allowed six hits and one unearned run in 25 innings this season, aided by pitching coach Tom Morgan. Padres lead NL West at 7-4 as Dave Winfield and Tito Fuentes drive runs. Dodgers beat Braves 2-1. Giants top Reds in 10 innings.
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Borg Stumbles Early in Stockholm World Championship Tennis
Sweden’s Bjorn Borg, 18, seeded second in the Green Group, loses 6-4 6-4 to countryman Tenny Svensson in Stockholm. Borg, tired after Johannesburg, exits arena without comment ahead of the Dallas finale. Also in WCT action, Zabrodsky upsets Panatta. Laver leads Charlotte Blue Group as Gerulaitis withdraws with a wrist injury.
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Wilkes Named NBA Rookie of the Year for 1974-75
Golden State forward Keith Wilkes, 6-6, 190 pounds, edged Atlanta’s John Drew for the NBA’s 1974-75 Rookie of the Year honor. He started fast, averaged 14.2 points and 8.2 rebounds, played all 82 games, and helped the Warriors win the Pacific Division while Seattle hosts them in a tied Western Conference semifinal.
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It's Unique C R Softball Participation
The Cedar Rapids Marion area hosts over 200 fast pitch softball teams under the Cedar Rapids Softball Association and a 33 team Women’s Softball Association led by Bob Michaels. Major Open league games begin May 4 at Ellis Park with Welty Way facing Collins Radio, as league play expands amid new facilities and weekend schedules.
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Winona State Sweeps Luther in Doubleheader Baseball
Terry Stolta tripled and scored on an error in the ninth inning to lift Winona State to a 3-2 win and complete the sweep of Luther in the doubleheader. Earlier, Winona State won 6-0 behind Craig Andersen’s one hitter. Luther dropped to 4-7.
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Kennedy Girls Edge West In Tight Tennis Duel
Iowa City West edged Kennedy 5-4 on the Kennedy courts as the final doubles match decided the meet. Singles featured ICW players Cathy Hoventon Sonia Thompson Lynn Blades Regina Crow and Kathy Thompson winning set scores, with Kennedy’s Dorothy Wisted Laurie Brown Bord Bioch Cindy Francis Chris Rutger Theresa Kann noted in results.
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Bord Bioch
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Cindy Francis
Regina Crow
Chris Rutger
Kathy Thompson
Theresa Kann
Houghton Blades
Kennedy Junior Varsity Beats LaSalle in Track Duel
The Kennedy junior varsity track team defeated LaSalle. Dennis Baskerville won the shot put at 48-5 and the 100 in 11.1 seconds. Dennis Edmunds also swept wins, taking the 220 in 24.6 seconds and the low hurdles in 22.5 seconds.
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Kennedy Girls Win Golf Dual At Jones Park
Kennedy beats Prairie 203 to 300 in the opening dual meet of the season. Cathy Pontius earned medalist honors with a 48, while Anne Pinckney and Higgins contributed for Kennedy. Oelwein to host a 16 team fastpitch tournament at Wings Park on May 25-26 with contact numbers for entry.
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Anne Pinckney
Higgins
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Oelwein
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Mitch Murphy
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Linn Mar Girls Take Victory Over Benton in Golf Meet
Linn Mar girls golf defeated Benton 251 to 310 at Belle Plaine. Medalist Kris Zisko fired a 59. Linn Mar scorers: Julie Patterson 63, Cindy Cordes 64, Sheila Jisko 65. Benton: Jean Martin 69, Val Heitman 80, Amy Morrison 82, Mory Martin 62.
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Julie Patterson
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Sheila Jisko
Jean Martin
Val Heitman
Amy Morrison
Mory Martin
Bucks Hawks and Braves Triumph In Spring League Scores
In Coralville and nearby towns, the Salvation Army spring basketball league saw wins by the Bucks the Hawks and the Braves. Badger led the Bucks 18 points in a 67 66 victory over the Colonels while Lanik scored 23 for the Colonels. The Hawks beat the Rockets 82 77 in overtime as Ryan 24 Janda 22 and Stoecker 31 paced the losers. Turner 24 led the Braves past the Stars 74 72 with Teahan 26 spearheading the Stars.
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BGM Tops Own Field in Bears Relays Narrow Victory
BGM of Brooklyn edged Eldora by a half point to win the Bears relays title with 67 points. Eldora 66, Benton Plaine 41, New Monroe 39, English Valleys 36, Keota 13, Lynnville Sully 6. Jett Deviin won shot put, Pat Bruggeman 11-0 pole vault, and Tim An dw BOM posted two mile time 10:54.5.
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UNI Netters Extend Winning Streak With 9 0 Victory
UNI swept Wisconsin Platteville 9 0 to cap 21st straight dual meet win and improve to 23 2. Singles featured McKinstry over Reedi 64 44 62 and Kies over Kolb 60 62. Doubles saw McKinstry/Winkler and Whiting/McCartney win, while Hoewing/Cooke defeated Reed/Kasten 61 64.
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Randy Kreici
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Dana Cooke
Reed-Kasten
Twins Rally Past Angels 8 6 In Dramatic 8th
Luis Gomez was called out at first and threw his helmet in protest prompting a $100 fine and a protest from Angels manager Bill Williams. Larry Hisle drove in four with a homer and a triple while Rod Carew delivered a tie breaking sacrifice fly in the eighth as the Twins beat the Angels 8-6. Yankees top Red Sox 12-1 and A’s beat Rangers 11-6 in AL action as rainouts marred Baltimore at Milwaukee and Kansas City at Chicago.
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Ellis to Sponsor Jr Boxing Card and Harness Leaders
Ellis YMCA to sponsor a Junior Olympic boxing card April 26 27 with 1 p.m. start and admission 2 for adults 1 for students. In East Moline Downs Terry Towne of Libertyville leads harness racing with 13 wins in 48 starts followed by David Magee 12 wins in 63 starts Wayne Short 10 in 43 races. Racing continues Tuesdays through Saturdays at East Moline until Nov 1 with 8 p.m. post time.
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