Major Open softball doubleheader rocks Ellis Park night
Diamond Mil's moved within one game of Welty Way after a 13-1 rout of DJ's Lounge in a nine inning marathon. Steve Calvert drove in the decisive run with an RBI single and a sacrifice fly as Diamond Mil's stunned Cartwright's. Randy Ernst fueled Collins to an easy 11-2 win in the nightcap, driving in five with a single a sac fly and a two run homer.
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Gary Morrow
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Bobby Matthews
Rick Benhart
Lamphier
Old Town Inn
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Randy Ernst
Fueled Collins
Dick Larson
Denny Forch
Dale Lassen
Ernst
Don Childers
Witt
Baseball Standings Former Coach Dies
ST. LOUIS AP Carl Grey Snavely former football coach at Washington University Bucknell Cornell and the University of North Carolina died Saturday at 2.
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Carl Grey Snavely
Washington University
Bucknell
Cornell
University of North Carolina
Benton Community girls rout Center Point to move to 14-3
Benton Community improved to 14-3 with a 10-2 win over Center Point on Monday. Cindy Grimm pitched Amans to a 15-4 victory over Deep River-Millersburg, fanning 14 batters in the girls softball game.
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van Horne
Benton Community
Center Point
Deep River
Cindy Grimm
Amans
Deep River-Millersburg
Waukon Girls Top Crestwood in Softball Action
Waukon defeated Crestwood 6-1 as Holly Heese delivered a two run double and pitched well. Marcia Huffy and Deb Ewing added two hits and two RBIs each, with Wanda Milbrath adding three hits for Waukon now 0-7 in league play.
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Holly Heese
Crestwood
Marcia Huffy
Deb Ewing
Wanda Milbrath
Smith Sparks Alburnett in 7 6 Win Over Shellsburg
In a boys high school sectional baseball tilt Smith struck out 12 as Alburnett edged Shellsburg 7-6. Dolan fanned 10 for East Buchanan in a 12-3 win over Central City. Leigh twirled a one hitter for Iowa Valley in a 9-0 victory over Clear Creek with two triples. Meier went 3 for 4. Regina beat Scion 4-1 behind Brcka’s one-hitter.
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Chris Smith
Alburnett
Shellsburg
Bill Dolan
East Buchanan
Central City
Downing Urbane
Norway
Jim Leigh
Iowa Valley
Clear Creek
Leigh
Greg Meier
Gary Brcka
Iowa City
Regina
Scion
Valley and Summer win in opening Class A sectional baseball
Sumner Valley Advance reports Elgin Host Valley nipped Fredricksburg 54 and Summer edged Fayette 54 in opening round action. Summer scored three in the top of the seventh to tie and win over Fayette as Ron Wendt drove in the tying run. Randy Olson tripled home two decisive runs in Valley’s win, with Olson and Chuck Mitts collecting two hits each.
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Valley High
Fredricksburg
Summer
Fayette
Ron Wendt
Randy Olson Olson
Val-ley
Olson
Chuck Mitts
Thompson Signs Rich ABA Pact
Thompson, NC State star and three time All American, signs a six year deal with the Denver Nuggets worth about 3 million. The move boosts ABA credibility, raises hopes for a national TV contract, and hints at a possible NBA merger. Atlanta Hawks lost Thompson to Denver after drafting him, drawing fan reaction.
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David Thompson
Shelby
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NBA
North Carolina State
Colorado
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Atlanta
Treot Marvin
Webster
Morgan State
Monte Towe
Washington Girls Rally Past Hempstead In Ten Inning Thriller
Janet Listebarger drove in Leslie Killiper with the winning run in the tenth as Washington beat Hempstead 14-13 in girls’ softball. Wash erased a 13-8 lead with ten fourth inning runs, Buchheim pitched and added two doubles, Killiper and Buchheim each had three hits. Hempstead drops to 8-5.
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Leslie Killiper
Washington
Dubuque Hempstead
Wash
Hempstead
Cheryl Branch
Rhonda Buchheim
Buchheim
Killiper
Prairie Hosts Soph Tournament
Prairie high school will host a four team sophomore baseball tournament Friday July 18 featuring LaSalle Benton Community Linn-Mar and Prairie. The championship game is scheduled for 4 30 p m.
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LaSalle
Benton Community
Linn-Mar
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Douglas Named At Iowa Wesleyan
Dr. Douglas W. Smith of Hattiesburg Mississippi has been named head coach for both basketball and baseball at Iowa Wesleyan College. He replaces Barry Holtgrove and will also work in the admissions office. Smith, USC Southern Miss graduate, currently directs physical education at the Hattiesburg YMCA. In other notes, Dally Hill of Cedar Rapids made a hole in one on Town House par three, and Wilma Doty, Sam Godsey, Jay Caldwell, and Chuck Martin led Wernimont's to an 11 3 win over Cedar Rapids Police in Major Kid league action at Daniels Park.
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Douglas W. Smith
Hattiesburg
Miss
Iowa Wesleyan College
Smith
University of Southern Mississippi
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Barry Holtgrove
Jone Wesleyan
Dally Hill
Cedar Rapids
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Wilma Doty
Sam Godsey
Jay Caldwell
Chuck Martin
Wernimont’s
C.R. Police
Daniels Park
Dave Wise
Foyt Revenue Near 350000 Tops 1975 Earnings
Indianapolis AP reports AJ Foyt earned nearly 350000 dollars in the first half of 1975, placing him among the world's highest paid male athletes, according to the U S Auto Club on Saturday.
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AJ. Foyt
U.S. Auto Club
Winners Crowned In Federation Track Meet Kingston
Winners across nine boys and girls age groups were crowned at Kingston stadium in the All-Comers Federation track meet. Event names and top finishers span junior high to open divisions with multiple schools and coaches cited, highlighting standout performances from Lisa Brown and Ken Somek among others.
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Baseball Top Ten from the American League
A compact listing of leading AL players and team abbreviations with figures for runs batted in, home runs, doubles, triples, runs, hits and base attempts. Names include Munson, Lynn, Burroughs, Rice, Rice, Scott, Rivers, Hendrick, and several others across franchises such as Det, Tex, Bal, Chi, Cin, LA, NY, and Oak.
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