Ted Abernathy Keys Cubs Win In Long Phillies Thriller
The Cubs beat Philadelphia 4 2 in 20 innings as Ted Abernathy saved a tense game with two force plays at the plate and a grounder to Santo. Santo drove in the go ahead run earlier with a single, while Parker and Bayer delivered key infield hits.
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Curt Flood
Don Money
Randy Hundley
Siline
Veda Pinson
Paul Pryor
Bobby Bonds
Conkie
Russell
Rain and Cold Postpone Midwest League Games
All four Midwest League games scheduled for Monday night were postponed due to cold temperatures and wet grounds. Burlington at Quincy and Cedar Rapids at Decatur, Appleton at Quad City, and Wisconsin Rapids at Clinton were affected. Waterloo had the night off. Officials expect makeups later in the season.
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Decatur
Appleton
Quad Glile
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Clinton
Waterloo
Ken Harrelson to donate charity proceeds in Cleveland
Cleveland Indians outfielder Ken Harrelson said money from personal appearances in the area will go to charitable organizations in Greater Cleveland. President Gabe Paul approved the plan after a meeting. Harrelson estimated up to 25000 could be raised this year and stressed the donations start from the heart, not a gimmick.
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Wash Tennis Team Dominates Grinnell 7-0
Washington's tennis team defeated Grinnell 7-0 on the Warrior courts to move its dual meet record to 8-2. Bill Carruthers won the No. 1 singles 120 and partnered with Bob Beckers to take the No. 1 doubles 12-0.
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Grinnell
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Bob Beckers
Iowa University football players boycott spring drills
Des Moines UPI reports the University of Iowa athletic board chair Sam Fahr announced changes to the athletic department counseling system after a closed meeting. Athletic Director Forest Evashevski said allowing 18 black players to return was not discussed. The 416 players reportedly boycotted the spring drills starting April 18, and Coach Ray Nagel said they were dismissed from the squad.
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Stocks Face Drastic 71 Power Cut
The ACCUS announced a drastic reduction in stock car engine sizes for the 1971 season to boost competition and slow speeds on major tracks. A 866 cubic inch limit will apply to engines for USAC and NASCAR stock cars, with higher factory production requirements to encourage manufacturer involvement.
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Black athletes at Iowa threaten sanctions amid boycott
The football players say their boycott supports demands by the Black Athletes Union. A Sept 1 deadline and calls for improved counseling focus on academic support and a unified response across Iowa. University officials, including Philip Hubbard, discuss a new counseling system while sanctions threaten three schools, including Texas at El Paso and Brigham Young.
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Amana VIP golf tournament to feature top pros at Finkbine
George Foerssner promotes an Amana Refrigeration benefaction golf event at Iowa City’s Finkbine course June 23. Pro Am format will pair 30 PGA pros including Trevino Boros and Archer with Amana dealers, with tickets $5 and proceeds benefitting the university athletic scholarship fund.
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Love City
Cleveland
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Lou King
Amang
Small Heads Sailing Club elects commodore and officers
Arnold Small of Iowa City is elected commodore of the Hawkeye Sailing Club. Bob Jones of Cedar Rapids is vice commodore and Forrest Gorton is secretary. Marton McDonald is treasurer and Jeff Moses is on the board. Memorial Day and Labor Day regattas planned with public invited to watch races.
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Hawkeye Sailing Club
Bob Jones
Cedar Rapids
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Solon
John Knott
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