Impressive leaders Fry and Duncan at Iowa Shrine luncheon
DES MOINES says Hay den Fry and Donnie Duncan impressed attendees at the Iowa Shrine All-Star Luncheon. The piece notes Fry's Texas charm and Duncan's sincerity, comparing them to Forest Evashevski while praising their presence, humor, and quotable speaks as leaders of Iowa and Iowa State programs.
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Fry and Duncan loom as likely Iowa Iowa State coaches
The piece praises Dun can and Fry for sincerity dependability and effectiveness while noting their contrasting offensive styles and strong ethics. It cites Jim Williams Tom Starr and others about their potential to win and work within the rules at Iowa and Iowa State amid lighthearted remarks on Southern accents.
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Crenshaw Takes Narrow PGA Lead At Oakland Hills
Ben Crenshaw fired a 67 to reach 4 under par 136 and lead the PGA Championship midway after two rounds at Oakland Hills in Birmingham, Michigan. Rex Caldwell Jay Haas and David Graham sit one stroke back at 137 while a large group at 138 includes Tom Watson and Bruce Lietzke.
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Yanks suffer 1-0 loss as Orioles win after Munson death
Baltimore pitcher Scott McGregor and Tippy Martinez combine on a six hitter while John Lowenstein homers in the second inning to lift the Orioles over New York 1-0 in Thurman Munson tribute game. The Yankees wore memorial armbands as a 51,151 crowd paused for a Munson tribute.
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Jut LINES J R Richard Dominates With Six-Hitter
Jut LINES J R Richard tossed a six hitter and struck out 15 to lead the NL West rival Houston. He raised his season total to 197, the league's best. Richard, 10-11, yielded Atlanta's only run in the third on walks to Jerry Royster and Gary Matthews and a Bob Horner single. Terry Puhl drove in two for Houston off loser Rick Matula in the fourth. DAYS
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Giants stumble after fast start in Wisconsin Rapids loss
Cedar Rapids built a 5-1 lead but faltered as Wisconsin Rapids rallied to win 7-6. O.R. starter Steve Duckhorn allowed five runs in six innings while Brad Havens, on a rough night, exited after 4 1/3 with five runs yielded. Gary Dobbs relieved for the Giants.
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Ankeny wins fifth straight state girls softball title
Ankeny Hawkettes beat West Delaware 5 2 to claim the girls state summer softball championship. Deb Schneider earned the win and Karlin Hayes had three hits as Ankeny improves to 35 4. A record crowd of 3481 attended the final, part of a record 18009 for the tournament.
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