Henry Aaron Sees Fears Vanish with Home Run Streak
Henry Aaron dispelled fears he was losing power as he moved within nine of Babe Ruth’s all time record with his 705th career homer. He hit a homer in Wednesday’s game tying Atlanta with St Louis and added singles and a double in the stretch. The Braves lost to the Cardinals 6-4 as Pittsburgh beat Houston and New York edged Los Angeles.
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Reggie Clevelland
Ralpy Garesity
Cleveland
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Bernie Carba
Joe Nickro
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Dave Johnson
Joe ‘Yorre
Ted Sizermore
Uni Boasts New Look in Football at North Central Univ
Cedar Halls era hints at a fresh football era at the University of Northern Jawats pres days. Head coach Stan Sheriff enters his 14th campaign with a revamped backfield and new look in Cadal hair sported by Sheriff, while Dave Reed returns from injury to bolster the offense amid a guardedly optimistic mood. The Panthers face a tough North Central schedule with North Dakota, North Dakota State, and South Dakota as top contenders, and feature QB O’Donnell competing with Salmon for the job, plus a reworked line and potential All-American candidates Wootley and C D from Morest Vily.
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Garry Martin
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Jefe Purdy
Cedar Rapids
Regis
Iy Blair
Deiie
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Mike Wootley
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Stan Sheriff
Pave Reed
Wartburg Pressbook Receives NAIA All-America Honor
Wartburg College in Waverly earned national notice as its 197d spring sports press book was named all-America by the National Association of Intercollegiate Athletics. Duane Schroeder edited the work with Nancy Bingham and Roger Antult providing typesetting and printing. Vince Coyle of Lorns was the sole other Iowan cited.
Red Peppers by Gus Schrader
A column covering Iowa sports and football notes. It mentions players Mark G Nelson and Doug Nelson from various colleges, coach comments on punting, and Iowa State and Chicago White Sox updates. Also notes Iowa tennis champion Erling Jensen, Des Moines roots, and an Eagle Grove cattle show winner Barbara Thompson with Ned Pepper.
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Jowa Sports Info
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Ed Morrissey
Chicago
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Frank Lauterbur
Joe Heppner
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Kaal Praises MINNEAPOLIS Farewell to Wolves Pitcher
WOR Jims Kaal, recently sold on waivers to the Chicago White Sox, pens farewell to Minnesota fans praising the city’s warmth and support for his family. He recalls strong ties formed during his time with the club and thanks the press and old fans alike. Montreal Expos catcher John Boccabella also reflects on his associations with teammates and friendships within the league.
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Montreal
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