Results from Wednesdays MLB games and box score notes
Texas beat Milwaukee 6 3 Toronto topped Boston 4 3 Detroit defeated New York 3 2 in 12 innings Chicago beat Baltimore 4 3 California won 6 3 over Minnesota Kansas City routed Cleveland 8 0 Seattle prevailed 7 4 over Oakland Cincinnati edged OP 2 Losa. Cedeno Driessen Guer HR Cey 16. SB Lawless Hi Holder Driessen Krenchicki Baker pitching figures show Shirley win Lesley save Hooton loss. Attendance 47 774. Minor leagues note.
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Texas
Milwaukee
Toronto
Boston
Detroit
New York
Chicago
Baltimore
California
Minnesota
Kansas City
Cleveland
Seattle
Oakland
Cincinnati
Losa
Los An
Cedeno
Driessen
Guer
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Hi Holder
Krenchicki
Baker
Sinnati
Smpsn
Lopes
Castillo
Buroghs If
Bochtell
American League
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Brownlt
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Revering
Newmadh
Sweete
Dhendrincf
McKay
Tcruzss
Meyer
Sextonss
Murphy
Cleveland Toronto
West Seattle
Gex
R. Henderson
Heath
Be Newman
Bochte
T. Cruz
Armas Oakland
J. Cruz
Brown
Sf—Revering
Rerebso Langford
Tient
Viola
Gott
Geisel
Philadelphia
McClure
Lerch
St. Louis
Pittsburgh
Montreal
Morgan
Worthern
Koosman
West Madison
Los Angeles
Appleton
Atlanta
San Francisco
Central Toronto
Houston
Springfield
Beloit
Clinton
Danville
Quad City
Waterloo
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
Gulliver
Bernard
San Diego
Singston
Boines
Murray Ib
Luzinskidh
Kemplf
Ripkenss
Fiske
Dwyer Rt
Squires Ib
Martin
Los Madison
Dempsey c
Lewss
Wausau
Nolan Ph
Rodrguez
Angeles
Reuss
Dayer
Walk
Wisconsin Rapids
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Hawkins
Christenson
Farmer
Gurlickson
Burley
Boston Ct
Dotson
Terry Rt
Romcross
Lamp
Davis
Rowdon
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Feliz
Downing
Richards
Gordart
Beniquez
Brunosky
Knight
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Dernier
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Smalley
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Schmidt
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Locy
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Tekulve
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Troit Ruthven
Morris VW Monge
Tobik
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Wilson
Raines
Perente
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Harrah
Durham
Carter
Thornin
Otis
Wollach
Costittort
McReedh
Leap
Hussey
Pryor
Kenndy
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Nahrdny
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Wills
Fischlinss
Ripley
Molinaro
E—Milbourne
White
Wathan
Washington
Leo
Hr—Carter
Youngblood
Cleve
Whitson
Chicago Brennan
Anderson
L. Smith
Montreal Kansas City
Lea
Fryman
Hood
Reardon
Guisenberry
Royster
Davis Ct
Evans Rf Boggs
Lorg
Ramirez
Morgen
Bonnell
Harper Rf
Barfield
Murphy Cf
Smith
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Powell Ph
Watson Ib
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Wash
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Chmbiss
Clark Buromeier
Linares
Driesen
Milwaukee Beach
Guerrero
Por- Krawick
Cey
Grvey
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Russell
Shirley
Lesley
Beckwith
NFL Exhibitions and Baseball Transactions Report
NFL exhibitions list games across Friday to Monday with matchups in Orleans Houston Kansas City Seattle Dallas Detroit Denver Los Angeles Minnesota Atlanta Green Bay Baltimore San Francisco Tampa Bay Knox New England Nash Washington San Diego. Baseball moves include Brewers obtaining Doc Medich, White Sox activating Tom Paciorek, Braves recalling Tommy Boggs, Mariners placing Larry Anderson on DL and recalling Ron Musselman, and a 76ers contract for Mitchell Anderson.
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Orleans
Houston
Normnati
Kansas City
Seattle
Sutfalo
Dallas
Cleveland
Detroit
Denver
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Atlanta
New York Jets
Green Bay
New York Giants
Baltimore
Raiders
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Tampa Bay
iMsburgh
New England
Knoxle
Nashington
Miami
San Diego
Milwaukee Brewers
Doc Medich
Texas Rangers
Chicago White Sox
Tom Paciorek
Chris Nyman
Edmonton
Atlanta Braves
Tommy Boggs
Richmond
Seattle Mariners
Larry Anderson
Ron Musselman
Salt Lake City
Philadelphia 76Ers
Mitchell Anderson
Wrestling World Freestyle Championships 44 Kilograms Action
At Edmonton Sergei Kornileev of the Soviet Union defeated Sabon Trsteena of Yugoslavia in 31. Claudio Polito of Joly defeated Wenhe Gao of China 31. Gab Do Son of Korea defeated Shinichi Ishikawa of Japan 7-4. Multiple bouts feature Ali Mehmedov pinning Maldwyn Cooper and Anatoly Beloglazov pinning Larry Holmes.
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Edmonton
Alberta
Sergei Kornileev
Soviet Union
Sabon Trsteena
Yugoslavia
Claudio Polito
Joly
Wenhe Gao
China
Gab Do Son
Korea
Shinichi Ishikawa
Japan
Ali Mehmedov
Bulgaria
Maldwyn Cooper
Bramatea
Ontario
Tom Vonni
U.S
Steven Reinsfield
New Zealand
Mohammad Bazmavov
Iran
Ishwar Lal
Indonesia
Aurel Neagu
Romania
Rafaee Torres
Cuba
Stephen Ivanov
Guanbunima
Ayvyub Safavi
Hans Partsch
West Germany
Hideaki Tomiyama
Murray Shore
Rajinder Singh Chand
Don Cumming
Australia
Jong Young Lee
Imre Szalontai
Hungary
Anatoly Beloglazov
Larry Holmes
Toronto
Kileproms
Lloyd Renken
Thunder Bay
Eric Brulon
France
Mikhail Kharechura
Masakazy Kamimura
Hassan Hamidi
Tony Goodrick
Eberhard Probst
East Germany
Qin Ren
Erwin Knosp
Kamen Penev
Paul Cosaoret
Zoiton Szatontol
Andre Metzger
Didukko Rauhola
Finland
Kyung Jae Yoon
Jagminder Singh
Morin Stonciu
Gunter Busorello
Austria
He Li
Zane Coleman
Taimuraz Ozgoev
Ussr
Akira Ohta
St. Catharines
Ilia Mate
Greg Gibson
Luis Miranda
Ayhon Toskin
Turkey
Ki Jung Kim
Mahmoud Moradi
Robert Algie
Julius Straisko
Czechoslovakia
Istvan Robotke
Roland Gehore
Vasile Puscasu
Satpal Singh
Fred Winters
Netherlands
Slavische Tschervenkov
Koichi Ishimori
Auto Racing Heat Winners and Features Report
Heat winners list for multiple classes with drivers and towns led by Steve Gill and Frank Crofts. Consolations include Dave Thorston and Al Brockmeyer among others, with features led by Dean Schwabe and Wendling across classes. Race entries span West Union Dorchester Independence and surrounding towns with multiple top finishers.
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Steve Gill
Fairbank
Dave Thorston
Decorah
Blaine Blessing
West Union
Frank Crofts
Oelwein
al Brockmeyer
Bill Dugan
Gerber
Thorston
Dave Myers
Ridgeway
Kevin Vorwald
Blessing
Dennis Dugan
Colesburg
Larry Engen
Wes Merritt
Waterlop
Neil Hammersiond
Harlan Heins
Luana
Dean Schwabe
Dave Swail
Ken Reiser
Dorchester
Dugan
Rick Wendling
Independence
Curt Martin
Wendling
Greg Kastli
Waterloo
Gary Tigges
Durango
Martin
Don Nesteby
McEnroe, Connors top rivals in Toronto second round
At the Canadian Open in Toronto many first names advance in men singles. Notable results include John McEnroe defeating Juan Avendaño 6-2 6-1 and Jimmy Connors beating Joy Lopidus 6-0 6-3. Other winners include Ivan Lendl and Mats Wilander advancing in straight sets.
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Toronto
Guesday
John McEnroe
U.S
Juan Avenando
Spain
Ivan Lendl
Czechoslovakia
Andrew Pattison
Vitas Gerulgitis
Alejandro Cortes
Colombia
Mats Wilander
Sweden
Trey Waltke
Steve Denton
Carlos Kirmour
Brazil
Shlomo Glickstein
Israel
Donie Visser
South Africa
Romesh Krishnan
India
Stanislav Birner
Tim Gullikson
Steve Krulevitz
Mike Cahill
John Fitzgerald
Australia
Stefan Simonsson
Chip Hooper
Henri Leconte
France
Scott McCain
Lloyd Bourne
Freddie Lover
Glenn Michibato
Tim Mayotte
Jimmy Connors
Joy Lopidus
UPI
Jay Lapidus
United States
McEnroe
Local Golf Team Scores and Individual Leaders Highlight Action
Mount Vernon leads with 1524 as Tipton 1527 and Anamosa 1530 follow. DeWitt standout duo tied at 147 leads in individuals, with Mount Vernon’s Cove first at 143. Multiple ties mark a busy regional scorecard. Football notes include Packers retirement of Buddy Aydelette and other NFL moves from Dolphins and Lions, plus college staff updates and minor broadcasting mentions.
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Mount Vernon
Tipton
Anamosa
Dyersville
DeWitt
Solon
Monticello
Bellevue
West Liberty
Jeff Cove
Dave Waugh
Mike Felderman
Steve Mooske
Mike Wolfe
al Norton
Mark Kerr
Soton
Dave Messerli
Doug Postel
Pat Hawkins
Ted Reicher
Dan Mulder
Mark Vargoson
Green Bay Packers
Buddy Aydelette
Miami Dolphins
Rex Robinson
Detroit Lions
Charlie Sanders
Greg Jones
Colorado
Mike McNeely
Western Illinois
Cubs-Mets
Jimmy Heggins
KCRG
C R Metro advances in Ruth tournament with 3-1 win
Cedar Rapids Metro stayed alive in the Midwest Plains Regional Babe Ruth 14 to 15 year old tourney in Lebanon Missouri. Matt O Neill threw a two hit game to beat Gering Nebraska 3 to 1. Dave Monk Eric Christenson and Paul Hernandez each had two hits and an RBI. Metro faces the Colorado Minnesota loser at 4 PM to determine elimination.
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Lebanon
Cedar Rapids
Metro
Midwest Plains
Babe Ruth
Gering
Neb
Matt O’neill
Iowa
RBI
Dave Monk
Eric Christenson
Paul Hernandez
Jacobs Family Golf Legacy Highlighted In City Am History
John Jacobs III stands as Cedar Rapids’ most successful golfer with Big Ten title and state amateur wins while his son John Jacobs IV captured the City Am in 1965. Sam Jacobs notes dad’s City Am three wins record remains a landmark as Mike Brake eyeing Rossey’s efficiency mark with a 73 opening round at Squaw Creek.
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John Jacobs III
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
John Jacobs IV
Sam
Brake
Mike Brake
Dave Rossey
Squaw Creek
Herb Klontz
Mike O’donnell
Don Bergman
Denny Smith
Steve Kehrer
Blake
Kehrer
Bill Reed
Gary Rozek
Bill Bergman
Musco lighting contract powers big televised game
Musco has a lighting contract with WTBS to illuminate Indiana's Memorial Stadium for a 7 05 p m game featuring Syracuse vs Indiana on Sept 25. WTBS holds night cable rights and Musco reports two systems available, each over 2 million dollars, with testing at Kinnick Stadium in 1980 and setup in Iowa City near Oskaloosa.
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Musco
WTBS
Indiana
Memorial Stadium
Syracuse
Hoosiers
NCAA
CBS
ABC
Kinnick Stadium
Iowa City
Kinnick
Oskaloosa
Boxing broadcast turmoil overshadows Tillis Witherspoon bout
Berbick pledged to let fists speak as CBS pulled live coverage of the Tillis Witherspoon fight citing ear infection issues for Witherspoon. ABC planned Snipes versus Tillis with Snipes vetoing the matchup while Braxton scored a TKO over Muhammed on the telecast reshuffle.
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Cleveland
Berbick
CBS
Tillis-Witherspoon
Witherspoon
Matthew Saad Muhammad
Dwight Braxton
Braxton
ABC
Berbick- Snipes
Snipes-Tillis
Wendesday
Snipes
Tillis
Angelo Dundee
World Boxing Council
Hall’s heroics pace Reds in 12th inning win
Dave Hall drove in five runs including the game winner in the 12th to lift Cedar Rapids over Appleton 7-5 in Midwest League action. The Reds broke a 4-4 tie with a Hall double and later a Feliz single to seal victory as they moved to 3-3 on the road trip. Rothey earned the win in relief. They head to Burlington for two games then begin an eight game homestand.
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Appleton
Wis
Dave Hall
Cedar Rapids Reds
Scott Terry
Eric Davis
Jeff Jones
Terry
Davis
Jones
Hall
Reds
Tony Burley
Burley
Joe Stalp
Foxes
Donn Koch
Adolfo Feliz
Tony Evans
Mark Rothey
Burlington
Dunleavy Wins Nutri System Tennis Finals at Kutsher's
Houston Rockets guard Mike Dunleavy defeats Calvin Murphy 6-2 6-3 to win the Nutri-System Tennis Tournament finals at Kutsher's Country Club. He collects 1500 dollars for the NBA players event held with the Maurice Stokes Benefit game.
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Monticello
N.Y
Mike Dunleavy
Houston Rockets
Calvin Murphy
Kutsher’s
Dunleavy
National Basketball Association
Maurice Stokes
Maglie Released After Brain Surgery in Niagara Falls
Sal Maglie, 65, former major league pitcher, was discharged from Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center two weeks after brain surgery to drain a brain hemorrhage performed by Dr. David Cooper on July 24.
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Niagara Falls
N.Y
Sal Maglie
Niagara Falls Memorial Medical Center
David Cooper
Maglie
Rosewall Defeats Laver for Newport Tennis Title
Top-seeded Australian Ken Rosewall defeated countryman Rod Laver 6 4 6 3 on Wednesday to win the Newport tournament in Newport Rhode Island.
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Newport Casino
Rosewall
Laver
Newport
R.I
UPI
Ken Rosewall
Rod Laver
Navratilova fires coach Richards for new trainer Naranureau
Martina Navratilova announced at the U S Women indoors that Renee Richards is no longer her coach. She will work with Peter Naranureau who helped Romania in Davis Cup as Navratilova heads toward the U S Open.
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Philadelphia
Martina Navratilova
Renee Richards
Navratilova
U.S
Peter Naranureau
Romania
Vigortone and Home Savings Split Exhibition Doubleheader
Vigortone of Cedar Rapids and Home Savings of Aurora split a fast pitch softball exhibition. Cedar Rapids won 2 0 in 16 innings as Kevin Hartwig joined a triple in the 16th. Aurora's Kevin Henderson allowed nine hits and 29 strikeouts in a strong effort.
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Aurora
Ill
Vigortone
Cedar Rapids
Home Savings
Kevin Hartwig
Kyle Gaddie
Kevin Henderson
Henderson
Gary Hutchins
Collins Radio
Armstrong's 7-Up 10 000-meter race entries open
Armstrong's Sports Center accepts entries for the Armstrong's 7-Up 10 000-meter race at Greene Square this Saturday starting 8 a.m. Open to runners 12-under to 60over with proceeds aiding the Cedar Valley Nature Trail. Finishers receive T-shirts and winners medals or trophies.
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Greene Square
Cedar Valley Nature Trail
Armstrong’s Sports Center
Norway Advances To Iowa State Tournament In District Final
Norway defeated Walford 15 6 to win the district championship and advance to the Iowa Amateur Baseball Association state tournament. Four home runs were hit by Norway led by Dave Wise with two and Al Erger and Tim Brecht with one each while Walford’s Jeff Drakozal homered twice.
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Norway
Walford
Dave Wise
al Erger
Tim Brecht
Jeff Drakozal
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