Baseball scoring and schedule notes from multiple games
Scores from multiple MLB contests include San Francisco 4 Chicago 3 and Pittsburgh 4 San Diego 2. Other results feature Cincinnati 2 New York 0, Montreal 4 Atlanta 1 in 11 innings, Philadelphia 5 Houston 4, and Los Angeles 4 St. Louis 0. Afternoon and evening matchups list pitchers, line scores, and Sunday plans among teams in San Francisco, Chicago, Montreal, Atlanta, New York, Cincinnati, Los Angeles, St. Louis, Pittsburgh, and Philadelphia.
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Reds Box Pro Golf World Championship of Women's Golf
A brief item reports the Reds organizing the Pro Golf World Championship of Women's Golf, highlighting the event as a major international competition with strong field participation and anticipated media coverage.
Burlington at C R Reds matchup opens slate
Local sports slate lists Burlington at C.R. Reds in a 2 pm game, plus a state legion tournament in Ottumwa set for a regular program at Hawk Eye Downs from seven in the morning and a state open fast pitch tournament at Kirkwood Welty Park.
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Hawkeye Downs
Kirkwood-Welty Park
Central City 3 Center Point Fall Opener Highlights
Kim Brown of Central City struck out 13 and pitched a three hitter in the fall opener. Carmen Brimmer allowed two hits for the losers. Shellsburg 10 Belle Plaine 7 Highlights: Ann Dekiotz went for-3 with two RBI for the winners. Jean Bodensteiner had two hits and two RBI for Belle Plaine.
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Central City
Carmen Brimmer
Ann Dekiotz
Jean Bodensteiner
Belle Pigine
Rooftop NyCor Arabians Defeat Mays City 10–6
Rooftop NyCor Arabians beat Mays City 10 to 6 as Quaker Oots yet to score. Final line shows 6 runs for Rooftop NyCor and 10 for Rooftop NyCor’s opponent Mays City.
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Mays City
Inter-Club tournament results at Squaw Creek
Low girls scores list Diana Faulkner 80 Jean Kellsmith 82 Carl Burns 84 Renee Puttner 84 Judy Bionk 85. Low team totals Ellis 353 Twin Pines 354 Indian Creek 355. Team standings Twin Pines 137 Ellis 1383 Indian Creek 1428 CR Country Club 1434 Elmcrest 1461 Jones 1470 Savoy Creek 1491 St. Andrews 160.
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Jean Kellsmith
Carl Burns
Renee Puttner
Judy Bionk
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Indian Creek
Country Club
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Jones
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Interclub golf at Savon Creek sees ace on 17th
Ken Mitler holes out a one on the 109 yard 17th with a four wood during Interclub play at Savon Creek Golf Course. Bernie Russell wins low gross and close to pin honors for the Retired Men's Golf Association with Lownet Bernie Russell and Bery Eller. Bea Biiney also cards a hole in one on the 17th in Friday action.
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Savon Creek
Local Soccer Iowa Women’s League Results
McGlynn's Magik defeated Spirit Soccer 6 to 0 in a league match. Union Station meets Virago at Mowkeve Field on Saturday at 12 am for a separate game.
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Union Station
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Mowkeve Field
Modern Piping Rausch Throws Near No-Hitter to Lead 2-0 Win
Al Rausch pitched a near perfect game with 16 strikeouts as Modern Piping of Cedar Rapids defeated Elkhart 2-0 at Kirkwood Welty Park to advance to the 8 team quarterfinals of the USA Open fastpitch tourney. The win came as part of a first round slate that also saw Des Moines Reames 9 0 over LeMars Goethen Trucking and Coors Bombers 9 1 over Ackley.
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Cedar Rapids Legion Blues Beat Iowa City 8-3 In Tourney
Cedar Rapids American Legion baseball team stayed alive in the state tournament with an 8-3 win over Iowa City in a double elimination round. John Myers had two doubles and three RBIs while Chris Jennings pitched seven innings for the victory. Cedar Rapids had earlier surrendered a 9-0 lead to Des Moines in a 9-7 loss.
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Iowa City
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NCAA conventions probe CFA NBC package impact on membership
Cawood doubts CFA members would be expelled. two thirds of NCAA votes needed for expulsion. Davison says not rattling sabres. Hansen notes doubt in viable national TV program. CBS and ABC spokesmen foresee ongoing evaluation as 1982 broadcasting remains unsettled.
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Rec softball leagues set to start week of Aug 30
Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission sponsors five softball leagues this fall including open 16 inch slow pitch and women's 12 inch slow pitch. Leagues run five weeks starting Aug 30 with meetings Aug 26. contact Rick Blackwell at 398-5065.
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Cedar Rapids Recreation Commission
Recreation Commission
Rick Blackwell
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