Happitime Young Tops Maidrite 2-1 in Open softball
Happitime ace Jim Young dominated on the mound and at the plate guiding Happitime past Eastside Maidrite 2-1 at Ellis Park. Young went 3 for 3 with a double while key plays in the sixth and late innings produced the decisive runs. Eastside loaded the bases in the ninth but Young finished strong as Mick Jones helped turn a grounder into the final out.
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Jim’ Young
Happitime
Eastside Maidrite
Ellis Park
Young
Eastside
Lowe
Steve Johnson
Ahema Rum
Coalhn
Mick Jones
Humphreys Hurls 14-0 No-Hitter in Kids League Action
Hatched 14-0 no hitter by Humphreys with 11 strikeouts and four perfect innings as United Realtors beat Nesper Sign. Slugging contributors Slough, Wohl, and Humphreys had two hits apiece. Other standings notes from the evening include Operating Engineers’ 11-2 win over Iowa National and Tim Platz’s 1-hitter in a separate game.
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Gharlie Humphreys
United Realtors
Nesper
Vans Vechten
Greg Slough
Waynes Wohl
Humphreys
Iowa National
Darryl, Jones
Norval Dixon
Tim Platz
Wilson Tops McKinley 6 5 in ninth grade baseball
Wilson scored four runs in the fifth inning to defeat McKinley 65 in ninth grade baseball. John Mueller had two of Wilsons three hits as Wilson moved to 5 3 while McKinley fell to 3 5.
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McKinley
John Mueller
Ramblers
Mackin
Bears
Rapids Chevrolet
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Police
Ord
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Pete McCue
Steve Tucker
Wilendanya
John Ireland
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Mmckia
Rapids
Larry Paxton
Dan Azinger
Pace
C.R. Police
Noelridge
Steve Snyder
Scott Watson
C. R. Police
Jones Park Tops Ellis In Close Swim Meet
Jones park scored a 376 to 280 victory over Ellis at the Ellis pool Friday in a boys swim meet. Denise Mac and Deasen led with strong times in backstroke and freestyle events, while teammates Bautar Becarin and Deb Det contributed in multiple races.
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Jones Park
Ellis
Ellis Pool
Denise Mac
Bios Bacar
Hal Deasen
Combine For No Hit Victory In Local League
Marty Knake and Pete Seyfer pitched a no hit 1-0 win for Town's Edge in the Van Vechten league Friday. Doug Gosch drove in the lone run with a sac fly as Pat Quing and Terry Platz starred with two hits apiece for Life Avesor past Type Union 4-2. Horace Wilson and Dave Marshall combined for a five hitter as Vern Counter added two hits for Type. Sandy's tip Barney's Paint 10 at Noelridge. Blaire Harbaugh for Gandy's and Hill for Barney's. Bill Oates went 8 for 3 as C.R. Sport Club edged South Side Civic 10-6. Greg Manhart, Jim Westbrook and Tom Meeks had two hits each to lead South Side Civic past Hanford Post 12-5 at Cleveland. Randy Tresnak pitched a three hitter for South Side Civic. Butters won a forfeit game from Rotary Club in the other Cleveland contest.
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Marty Knake
Pete Seyfer
Wor Town
van Vechten
Doug Gosch
Pat Quing
Terry Platz
Avesor
Greg Manhart
Jim Westbrook
Tom Meeks
South Side
Civic
Hanford Post
Cleveland
Randy Tresnak
Butters
Rotary Club
Harding Handed Bolts 8th Loss In Close Game
Joel DeSousa three hits and Jeff Prouty and Steve Proe each had two as Harding defeated Franklin. Franklin fell to 8 46 on the season while Harding raised its record to 7 8 with a 54 1.63 era.
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Joel DeSousa Tisd
Jeff Prouty
Steve Proe
Ney
Franklin
Nee
Vail Harding
Exanklin i
Keele “Cola
I Rider Frosh Now 8-0 After Taft Win
Roosevelt ninth graders boosted their baseball record to 8-0 on their home diamond Thursday with a 4 victory over Taft. Terry Usher had two hits for the winners and Simmons struck out 12. Taft won the eighth grade game 31 as Steve Bergen Jed Brown and Al Selinger had two hits.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Terry
Usher
Simmons
Steve Bergen
Jed Brown
al Selinger
Bursnee
Bleck
Lisalen Mony
Vane
Marion sophs win 6 4 over Benton with two homers by Gregg Anderson
Gregg Anderson blasted two homers to lead Marion's sophomore team to a 6-4 victory over Benton Community on Thursday. Bobcats' Schmitt collected two hits as Benton Community struggled on defense and offense.
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Gregg Anderson
Marion
Sophs
Benton Community
Bobcat
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Benton
Kison Shuts Reds in Pirates 7 1 Debut Win
Pirates rookie Bruce Kison impressed in his first major league win, defeating Cincinnati 7 1 with late relief support. Bob Robertson homered in a four-run first inning, while Kison allowed three runs in five innings before Dave Giusti earned the save. Pittsburgh widened its NL East lead to seven games as San Francisco, Philadelphia and Chicago posted wins elsewhere.
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Associated Press
Scorte
Priteburgh Pirates
Cincinnati
Bruce Kison
Pirates
Reds
Kison
Amninors
Bob Mouse
Army
Dianey Murtaugh
Pittsburgh
Idel
New York
San Francisco
Houston
Philadelphia
Montreal
Chicago
Los Angel Rhother
Dave’ Giusti
Bob Robertson
Bobby Bonds
Car shortages spark demand for affordable options
Readable text emphasizes widespread need for vehicles and flexible financing. It notes many households face tight budgets and seek suitable options through prompts to contact the firm for car solutions. The passage underscores consumer urgency and dealer responsiveness in obtaining transport.
Clarke Lifts J Hawks to 3 1 Victory Over Norway
Clarke sparked the J Hawks with a first inning run on a wild pitch and error, plus a second run on a double steal. Niehaase and Curran added RBI hits, Ferguson chipped in with a third run as Jeff contributed another solid line.
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Defferson
Norway
Kent Chirke
Jett
Clarke
Jeff
Ryai
Jim Ferguson
Atdla
Pita
George Niehaase
Andiken Curran
Cubs Sweep Dodgers in four game series
Dodgers slumped to a fourth straight defeat as the Cubs edged Los Angeles 4 2 to complete a four game sweep. Willie Davis fueled the rally with three singles and a double, Don Kessinger and Billy Williams drove in runs, Ken Holtzman went the distance, and Chicago pulled within 8 ½ games of Pittsburgh in the NL East.
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Willie Davis
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San Francisco Giants
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San Francisco
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Don Sutton
Ron Bryant
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Ken Holtzman
Bill Hands
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Lefebvre
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Joe Fatchuson
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Anid Gee
Pittsburgh
Bever Dips Noelridge in City Pool Thriller
Bever toppled Noelridge to stay unbeaten in the city simmer pool. The narrative is garbled with unclear names and numbers but centers on Bever defeating Noelridge in a close meet as local teams contest for superiority.
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Bever
Nowtridge
Fragmentary fire report note titled by OCR
A garbled OCR fragment mentions fire and several injured names and places but the text is unreadable. No clear event date location or organizations are discernible. The readable portion cites Henry Steve and nonsensical phrases suggesting a fire incident with affected individuals.
Indlin Res Highlighted in Quiet Meeting
A partial OCR fragment suggests a local event titled Indlin Res at a venue named Lon af QPC with participants Masse GELES and others. The readable text implies a summary of results and a small group discussion. Limited readable data prevents full details.
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RTL
Eacniriicey
Indlin
Sretoed Dany
Former UI star seeks end to beer rule for high school athletes
Des Moines UPI reports William Reichardt urged the Des Moines school board to disregard the high school beer rule also known as the good conduct rule. He argued it unfairly sidelined about 7,000 youths charged with beer possession, noting suspensions often occurred before court action. The board ordered staff to study the rule and report a course of action.
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Assa
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Reichardt
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Cedar Hills Major League hits lead Cedar Hills results
Azinger collected three hits to lead Cedar Hills Major League action as Mike Azinger and Randy Kern paced Cedar Hills Barber Shop with five and Doug Hladek four hits respectively in a 16 to 0 victory. Jim Hazel added three hits as Fred Gibson’s team defeated Hy-Vee 17 to 2 in the Minor league section on Friday morning.
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Goodyear
Cedar Hills
Randy Kern
Doug Hladek
Optimist
Jim Hazel
Fred Gibson
Hy-Vee
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