Astros and Pilots collide in North division duel
Wisconsin Rapids Twins beat Cedar Rapids Astros 5 to 1, securing a second straight win as Clinton Pilots visit Memorial Stadium for two games. Barnes pitched for Wisconsin Rapids, with Peres, Mims and Tatis delivering key RBIs. Astros starter Sanchez exited with a pulled tendon after two innings.
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Thomas Jurgensen aims for comeback in Washington preseason
Washington Redskins coach George Allen says running back Thomas is making amazing progress as he prepares for a Friday night exhibition against Denver. Jurgensen, aged 38, returns to start his first game in over a year after Achilles injury, while Sonny returns to split QB duties with Bil Kilmer if healthy. Denver promises a faster offense than last season.
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Veteran Hernandez Quits Ring Too Old
Des Moines AP report notes veteran boxer Hernandez quits boxing at age 38 citing wear from long career. Details indicate retirement decision follows recent bouts and training notes from unnamed promoters.
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Wanamaker wins pentathlon in Des Moines event
Rick Wanamaker of Des Moines dominated the open division of the Iowa Track and Field federation pentathlon at Drake Stadium earning 3 226 points. He leads ahead of second place dorm Six Des Moines with 2 493 points and Mark Steinberg Johnston with 1 007. In high school division Thomas Tauerbach Preston took 2 691 for first with Potter Des Moines Tech and John Trier Johnston close behind.
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Slo Pitch Tourney Opens at Cherry Hill Park
Softball tournament at Cherry Hill park opens Saturday with teams listed in the schedule. Matchups include Matowa Muo versus Bolgan Hutt and Bearing versus Winsor as play continues through the day.
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I Kollsmith Leads Jr. Golf After Third Round at Talies
I Kollsmith fired a front nine two under par 41 on the back and 95 total 176 to seize a one stroke lead in the Junior City Amateur at Talies. Bruce Bichler Northbrook and Steve Malloy Elmcrest trail by two strokes at 220 and 229 with Jim Wilson and Gorky Ek close behind. In Novice, Todd Hinton Indian Creek holds a one shot lead over Randy Johnson Jones after Johnson carded a 40 for 123 total.
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Rules Meeting Locations Set at Inns High School
The Inns High School Athletic Association announces seventeen football rules meetings across Town in late August and early September. All sessions start at 7 30 p m and are open to the public though aimed at coaches and officials. A football rules film will be shown followed by discussion of football rules interpretations at each site.
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Trevino Shoots 76 and Questions Playing Rounds
In Cleveland AP reports a disjointed first round of the PGA Nana Championship with notable leaders at four under par. Trevino and Palmer, among others, struggled as tension and frustration surfaced about form and confidence. Weiskopf assessed Player's long game while noting health issues and past Army service influence performance.
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Roundup: Upsets and advances in tennis boxing and hockey
Sports notes report Mona Schallau and Blue Tean King advancing in Nashville tennis events while Julie Holdman falls. Boxing sees Tory Pineda beat Mando Ramos in Los Angeles. Peter Hudding dominates Nick Wells early. The World Hockey Assn contemplates two new clubs for 1974 75. AAU Masters Swimming opens in Chicago. Rich ard L. Bloch named NBA successor committee chair. Buckeye Can-Am set for Mid-Ohio race."
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Rose Fourth in IMCA Standings
DES MOINES Iowa UPI three Towans rank in IMCA sprint car standings Buzz Rose Mount Vernon is fourth with 825 points Thad Doesher Topeka Kan leads with 1155 points Leonard McCarl Bonaparte sits 15th Carl Wapney Pleasantville anchors 1710 position Gene Gennellen Gladstone Mo and Ray Lee Goodwin Kansas City Mo hold second and third respectively
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Cedar Rapids City Tennis Tournament Aug 18 26
The Cedar Rapids City tennis tournament runs Aug 19 26 at Veterans Memorial Tennis Center with 12 events. Entry is $4 per event. sign up by Aug 17 at 6 pm at the Tennis Center or by calling 305 1702.
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Legion Tourney Set for Friday
COUNCIL BLUFFS AP The 1972 American Legion state baseball tournament is scheduled for Friday through Sunday here with four teams Burlington Waterloo and Ollumne facing Council Bluffs. Three games are planned for Saturday and the finals Sunday. The winner advances to the regional tournament at Moorhead Minn Aug 22 27 where teams from Iowa Kansas Minnesota Missouri Nebraska North Dakota and South Dakota compete. The regional 6 winners then join eight other regional teams in the American Legion World Series at Lewiston Idaho Aug 30 Sept 4.
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