Optimists blank Nordstrom Kiwanis in 14-0 youth game
Oscar O’Bannon pitched a one hitter with nine strikeouts as Tuesday Noon Optimists routed Nordstrom Kiwanis 14 to 0 at Jones. Tom Owens homered and Craig McDonough added two hits for the winners. Other scores included Thursday Optimists beating Link Belt 20-4 at Wills, with Dudley Fleck contributing two hits including a homer and Scott Riperson a neat effort for the losers. In Lillis action Iowa Midland edged Johnsy Gas 12-11 as Steve Bean, John Taylor and Scott Meski each had two hits. Judd Malcolm and Mark McKinstry doubled for Iowa National in a 17-11 win over Kiwanis at Van Vechten. Bob Popinhagen had three hits for the Kiwanis club.
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Hy-Vee and AMC-BW Lead Wide Open Minor League Scores
Hy-Vee stops EI Mar Acres Home runs by Owens and Dostal and a combined one hit pitching by Donaldson and Maleovic lift Hy-Vee to an 18 to 3 win. AMC-BW defeats Zimmerman Ford 6 to 4 behind a one hitter from Schenkelberg and Corrigan. Ced-Rel tops Norman Scott Co bet in a high scoring day with key hits from Spoden and others. Eby's 16 to 0 and Boston Store 123 to 9 stage dominant Pee Wee results.
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Knight Life Major Kids League action summary
In May City action Knight Life tripped CR Sporting Goods 16-12 as May City Lanes edged John & Hols 3 1 in Major Kids League baseball at College Community Monday. Wigs Water Works beat Stems Excavating 21-16 Lancer Lanes topped Skate Country 18-7 Paul Cray Painting heat Swisher Bank 14-5 Ohio National ripped Jone Home Improvement 8-2 In a Minor makeup contest Country Kitchen beat Hynes & Howes 10-4. Homere lineup included Troy Schultz Brook Weldon Steve McMarinick Gary Tompkins Bruce Kimp gen and Chuck Gundekaup for Siemsarty Wood and Kevin Cooling for Lancer Nick Lehmiuhl for Skate Country Brathol for Cray Painting and Chris Milke for Swisher Bank
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Marion and West Delaware Split Doubleheader
In a doubleheader, Marion and West Delaware split with Marion’s Kerry Crowley homering and Jim Bunting contributing three hits to power the Indians past West Delaware in the second game. West Delaware won the first game in eight innings, as both teams battled for early top status in the conference.
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Walton spurns Finley bid to join ABA Memphis club
Milwaukee outfielder Corman Thames to Evansville on option. Robby Mitchell recalled to Class AAA. Cubs star Ton Sant and Braves' Darrel Ryans share NL Player of the Week. Lou Piniella and Jack McKeon settle KC dispute after Monday meeting. Dan McCune wins Redwood City Open with 261 204 final. Ben Jipcho posts third fastest mile of the day. Cavaliers sign Allan Hornyack and Luke Wille. Dave Duca placed on 21 day injured list with fractured wrist. U S Collegiate All Stars beat Shantung 90 61. Olympic Committee opposes Senate bill 1 governing athletics. Younkers Traceway sues Off-Track Betting to secure at least 10 million per year. Denver Nuggets ABA sign Pat McFarland. Lakers draft John Perry. McKay traded to Houston for 1974 pick. Tom Park joins Maryland varsity after coaching JV in 1972.
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Paul Hahn Golf Show Set at Lower City Elks
Iowa City schedule lists Paul Hahn, a national trick shot artist, performing a 90 minute golf exhibition and clinic at Pike Country Club at 6 30 pm on Thursday July 5. Tickets priced at adults and 75 cents for school children, free for undersehagl age.
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Mayer Stages Stunning Wimbledon Comeback Over Fassbender
Mayer, Wayne New Jersey, recovered from a two set deficit to defeat Fassbender in a dramatic four set Wimbledon quarterfinal. He stormed the final stages with sharp forehands and solid serving, rallying from nerves early to pull off a career highlight.
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Johnny's Roll tops Sporting Goods in tight league clash
Johnny's Roll defeated Sporting Goods in a close game as Tamasley collected three hits in four at bats while Kevin Kregel homered and John Gayln added two hits for the losers. Tul Pochobradsky drove in the winning run in the seventh as Sporting Goods beat the Police 3 to 2.
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Miller Leads Amana Past BGM 12 2
Amana defeated BGM 12 to 2 as Miller sparked the offense with a strong performance. Branete contributed with productive at bats and teammates provided key support to widen the gap after a competitive start.
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Fairfax Bank Deals Leidighs First Loss in Softball
Fairfax Bank beat Leidighs Standard 26 11 to hand them their first defeat of the season. Sagars Lounge outlasted Jileks Billiards in extra innings 26 28. Homers by Sherry McGur and Mary Kendall for Fairfax Bank. Nancy Clsar Paula Hernandez and Susan Misfeldt doubled for Leidighs. Dawn Beeicka homered for Saliar Lounge.
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Chosen Few Triumph in Collins Softball League
The Chosen Few defeated Pushovar 24-10 in Collins Softball League action. In a makeup game last week Kyczek's blanked the Pushovers 18-0 while Mudville Nine were defeated by an unnamed foe.
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