Clear Creek Girls Dominate All State Softball Honors
Clear Creek team stars led the All-State selections as the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Association announced picks. Robin Lindley and Bette Harney earned first team honors, Ann Wagner and Mary McAveady made third team, with Judy Colony narrowly missing fifth team by one vote. Lindley ended with 182 career wins and 21 shutouts as the program’s fourth state title in six tournaments.
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Honorable Mention Selections In High School Baseball Team
A long list of players from multiple schools and positions is named in a high school baseball honorable mention, with first team selections highlighted for catcher first base and pitching. Cedar Rapids Prairie and Dubuque Senior players feature prominently among the honorees. Three Cedar Rapids Prairie players receive special mention on the list.
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Joni Kobliska
Elkader Central
Nancy Campbell
Woriti Polk
Kim Wright
Janet Barthole
Kingsley-Pierson
Deb Hoogeveen
West Lyon
Jody Busing
Deb Steines
Julie Jansa
Sheila Lynch
Prairie
Kennedy
Cathy Pontius
Eagles Aim to Fix Offense in Exhibition Opener
Philadelphia’s NFL preseason clash with Cincinnati spotlights quarterback questions as Mike Boryla, improving after last season, starts versus the Bengals while Roman Gabriel remains the starter for now. The Eagles eye better production after a 2-1 exhibition run and recent defensive play, with Boryla showing mobility and potential.
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Rugged Drills For Cyclones At Ames Camp
Iowa State opened spring drills with two rugged two hour sessions as Coach Babe Bruce prepares for UCLA. QB contenders Wayne Stanley Tom Mason and Buddy Hardeman competed for the starting job while the team worked on offense timing and execution.
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Quarterback Ernst loses suit over NFL contract debt
Cincinnati. Quarterback Mike Ernst, once with the Cincinnati Ben gals, failed to win $8,500 he said was owed after being cut for a 1974 cocaine arrest. Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Norbert Nadel ruled Ernst had not exhausted NFL appeals and the claim concerns the remainder of his $17,000 contract.
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Iowa pheasant season may mirror 1974 despite lower numbers
Iowa conservation officials say the 1975 pheasant season will be similar in length to 1974 but success chances are reduced. Biologist Dr. Al Ferris cites a 72 percent pheasant drop in the Blizzard hit 25 county region, with a 10 percent statewide decline per mile in August road counts, while quail and partridge rise. The commission edged limits, cutting pheasant possession to six roosters and reverting to 8 am to 4:30 pm shooting hours, aligning duck and goose hours with Wisconsin and Illinois.
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Des Moines
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Onty
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Giants Rookie Dominates Expos For 14 Koutage
Giants rookie John Montefusco struck out 14 as San Francisco routed Montreal 9-1. He boosted his season total to 166, flirting with the club rookie record, while Halicki and Falcone shared NL headlines with big pitching nights.
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Reds Triumph Over Cubs As Griffey Drives Win
Ken Griffey collected four hits and drove in two runs as the Reds beat the Cubs 6 to 5. Tony Perez added two RBIs, and Pedro Borbon pitched five innings of four hit relief for the victory.
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Cyclones Coach Sees Sharper Practice After Two Sessions
Ames AP reports Iowa State coach Earle Bruce said the Cyclones looked sharper in Wednesday workouts after a sluggish day. He praised the offensive line’s improvement, Jim Wingender at fullback, and highlighted Tony Hawkins in the secondary and Greg Pittman at linebacker, a transfer from the University of Tampa.
Cosmos Fall to Earthquakes in NASL exhibition match
San Jose Earthquakes defeated the New York Cosmos 3-2 after Johony Moore scored in the 66th minute. Pele tied New York late with a penalty, with Pelenso assisting on the Cosmos’ first goal. The game drew 19,338 fans in San Jose as the Cosmos begin a tour, next game set for Aug. 34 in Sweden.
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