Pitchers Dominate 12 13 Action In Local Youth League
In the 12 13 year old Kids league at Van Vechten Marty Heitt pitched a two hit gem for Appleby and Horn in a 9 1 victory over The Gazette. Dennis Martin tossed a one hitter for Evening Lions in a 14 3 win over Four Seasons. Jack Kenney had two hits Barry Beardsly homered and Steve Williams tripled. Dale Franks and Kevin Clapp each had two hits as Eby's beat Hanford 2 0. Ken Crooks doubled and tripled as First Federal defeated Butter's Construction 9 2. Tom Kenner hit a grand slam and pitched a two hitter for AMC BW over Lancer Lanes 9 2. Food Center shut Kilborn Photography 7 0 with Chuck Klein twirling a no hitter and Mike Kloos adding a homer and single.
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Appleby
Horn
the Gazette
van Vechten
Evening Lions
Dennis Martin
Jack Kenney
Barry Beardsly
Steve Williams
Cleveland
Dale Franks
Eby’s
Kevin Clapp
Hanford
Ken Crooks
First Federal
Butter’s Construction
Scott Wesbrook
Pat Bollman
Noelridge
Tom Kenner
AMC & BW
Food Center
Kilborn
Chuck Klein
Mike Kloos
Drilling Grand Slam Powers Green Thumb Win in 10-11 Play
John Drilling hit a grand slam and Curt Cavanaugh added three hits including a homer to lift Green Thumb to a 9-8 victory over Montgomery Ward in the 10-11 Kids league at Noelridge. Gary Claypool pitched a one hitter for Zachar Realty in a 16-1 win over Machinists. Tastee Freez beat Enzlers 6-5 as Grove and Stapleton collected two hits. Peter Oates homered and Doug Kauffman had three hits for Vigortone Feeds in a 10-6 win over Tuesday Optimists. At Ellis, Baskerville hit a grand slam for Thursday Optimists in a 12-0 win over Aid Assoc, while Link Belt beat Johnson Gas 8-7. Perpetual Savings exploded Western Fraternal 16-0 behind Rizzio’s three hits. Nordstrom Oil won 3-1 as Stastny tossed a two-hitter. Armstrong’s dropped Coca-Cola 22-12 with Perez, Jansen leading Armstrong’s and Blaylock homering for Coca-Cola. Skogman Homes forfeited to Iowa National 9-0.
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Green Thumb
Montgomery Ward & Zachar Realty
Machinists
Tastee Freez
Enzlers
Vigortone Feeds
ELLIS
Ahuredey Coronists
Alg Assoc
Link Belt
Johnson Gas
Jones
Nordstrom Oil
Firefighters
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Western Frat
John Drilling
Curt Cavanaugh
Montgomery Ward
Gary Claypool
Keith Schilling
Zachar
Dennis Grove
Cort Stapleton
Chris Oberbrockling
Peter Oates
Doug Kauffman
Vigortone
Steve Lind
Joey Baskerville
Steve Carney
Aid Assoc
Larry Young
Link Belt Speeder
Brad Rizzio
Bob Vontalge
Scott Goodyead
Mike Stastny
Mark Woodward
van Vechten
Armstrong
Coca-Cola
Steve Perez
Jeff Jansen
Bernie Gradeville
Bret Blaylock
Jim Gase
Skogman
Iowa National
Braves third baseman Darrell Evans follows family into sports
Atlanta star Darrell Evans, veteran Braves third baseman, appears to inherit athletic talent from his mother and aunt who both played professional softball in Pasadena California.
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Driver Irv Janey Off the Critical List
Cedar Rapids stock car driver Irv Janey remains serious in the University of Michigan Burn Center after his Dodge engine exploded at Cambridge Junction Michigan. He and his brother Chuck described the fire and a nonworking fire extinguisher as key moments in the dramatic crash.
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Cedar Rapids
U. of Michigan Burn Center
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Chuck
Cambridge Junction
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Bench Heads Reds In Three Man All Star Balloting
The Cincinnati Reds place Johnny Bench, Pete Rose and Joe Morgan on the starting National League All Star team elected for the July 24 game at Kansas City. Bench led NL voting with 1,738,557. Rose also earned strong support as the top outfielder with over one million votes. Morgan won at second base. Ron Santo tops third base voting and Chris Speier leads shortstop in a season of star results.
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St. Louis
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Giants
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Baseball Star Hitting Leaders Listed By Position
A reader compiled a list of top season hitting totals by player for each position. Included are first base Dick Allen and other stars such as John Mayberry, Bill Melton, Brooks Robinson, Bert Campaneris, Carlton Fisk, Thurman Munson, Reggie Jackson, Amos Otis, Matty Alou, Frank Robinson, and Al Kaline with their city teams and home run or hit counts.
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Chicago
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Kansas
Norm Cash
Detroit
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Harmon Killebrew
Minnesota
Ron Blomperg
New York
Rod Carew
Cookie Rojas
Kansas City
Bobby Grich
Baltimore
Doug Griffin
Grace Clarke
Andy Alomar
California
Brooks Robinson
Bill Melton
Sal Bando
Oakland
Aurelio Rodriguez
Rico Petrocelli
Graig Nettles
Bert Campaneris
Fred Patek
Ed Brinkman
Luis Aparicio
Mark Belanger
Gene Michael
Carlton Fisk
Thurman Munson
Bill Freehan
Dave Duncan
Cleveland
Ray Fosse
Ellie Rodriguez
Milwaukee
Re le Jackson
Bobby Urcer
Amos Otis
Matty Alou
Frank Robinson
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Lowden Hosts Softball Meet
Lowden hosts a four team single elimination men’s benefit softball tournament at Lowden Memorial Park on Saturday July 21. Proceeds go to the Clarence Lowden Athletic Booster Club for expanding school athletic programs. Teams include Massillon Clarence Lowden and a North of the Town team from Clarence. Boosters will also sponsor a 16 team open fast pitch tournament at Lowden diamond August 30 to September 1 with a $35 entry and two softballs. prize money to the first four teams, no consolation game. Contact Richard Kleppe, RR 2 Clarence.
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Lowden Memorial Park
Clarence-Lowden
Massillon
Clarence
Clarence-Lowden Athletic Boosters
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Weaver named assistant director of athletics at North Texas
De witt T. Weaver, a veteran coach and athletic administrator, is appointed assistant director of athletics at North Texas State University in Denton Texas. The move names Weaver to a senior role overseeing sports programs and athletic operations.
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Texas
Dewitt T. Weaver
North Texas State University
Clutch-Hitting Lions Edge Regis 2 1 on Linn-Mar win
Linn-Mar defeated Regis 2 to 1 on the Linn-Mar diamond as Dana Lyon scattered four singles and avoided big jams. Jeff Schaeffer and Terry Steen led the scoring with key hits and steals. Regis fell to 13 13 on the season amid frustration from coach Rich Hendrix.
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Sam Kielty
Royals
Rich Hendryx
Hendryx
Jeff Schaeffer
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Hawes Homer Powers Fowler Electric to Big Win
Teresa Krumbholz and Kris Scott had three hits and Cindy Hawes added a home run to power Fowler Electric to an 11-3 win over K and H Auto Body in Cedar Hills Major Girls action. In Minor Girls league Colony Restaurant hitters Watthem Garbers and Carpenter homered to beat Yellow Cab Co 139. Pomery and Yost each had three hits for the losers.
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Teresa Krumbholz
Kris Scott
Cindy Hawes
Fowler Electric
K and H Auto Body
Cedar Hills
Joan Watthem
Renee Garbers
Roxann Carpenter
Colony Restaurant
Yellow Cab Co
Rhonda Pomery
Julie Yost
Want Ads Offer Buyers for Items You No Longer Use
Classified note announces want ads to connect sellers with buyers. Includes a dialing number 398 8234. Message emphasizes disposing unused possessions through classified ads for quick sale.
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Cedar Rapids Rider Koutney Takes Second in Motorcross
Albert Lea Minn Todd Koutney eleven from Cedar Rapids rode his 340 cc bike to two second place finishes in a local motorcross event held Sunday.
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Todd Koutney
Cedar Rapids
Goodyear9 Edges Joens Brothers 1-0 In Close Open Game
Goodyear9 moved into a share of fourth in the Major Open standings after a 1-0 win at Ellis Park over Joens Brothers Clothing. Gary DeMeulenaere pitched the one run shutout on five hits as seventh inning errors produced the deciding run with Bill Schwarz scoring on a misplayed ball. Joens Brothers, led by Don Joens, were limited to three hits through six and a third before a late threat fizzled. A Friday game against Welty Way was postponed to the next Wednesday due to the district USA tournament in Mt Vernon.
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Terry Steen
Dave Wood
Regis
Dave Brest
Lyon
Denny Stevenson
Goodyear
Ellis Park
Joens Brothers Clothing
Gary DeMeulenaere
Victor
Joens Brothers
Welty Way
Mt. Vernon
Shaver Injured and Moore Fired Over Spar Incident
Former light heavyweight champ Archie Moore, training heavy Ernie Shavers, was fired by Don King after Shavers broke his jaw in a sparring session with Jeff Merritt at Grossinger Country Club. Shavers had been slated to face Jerry Quarry at Madison Square Garden on July 25.
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N.Y
Archie Moore
Earnie Shavers
Shavers
Madison Square Garden Boxing
Moore
Don King
Jeff Merritt
Grossinger Country Club
Jerry Quarry
the Garden
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Merritt
Colts Trade Bubba Smith for Raymond Chester
Baltimore Colts send defensive end Bubba Smith to the Oakland Raiders for tight end Raymond Chester. GM Joe Thomas says they acquired possibly the best tight end in football and surrendered a good player. Smith sat out 1972 with a knee injury and had requested a trade. Tim Stephenson made a hole in one at Squaw Creek on the eighth hole with a five iron. Witnesses were his brother Mark, father Robert, and Gary Fries.
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Baltimore Colts
Bubba Smith
Oakland Raiders
Raymond Chester
Joe Thomas
Smith
Tim Stephenson
Squaw Creek Country Club
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Mark
Robert
Gary Fries
If you've never used a want ad you've been missing a sure performer
A brief promotion notes that readers who have not used want ads are missing a promising performer and provides the contact number 398-8234 for inquiries.
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Safari Advances In College Community Girls Softball Tourney
Safari Lounge and Lehhigh's Standard won in the College Community girls softball tournament on Monday. Safari Lounge outlasted Fairfax 18 to 14 with grand slam homers by Pam McGurk and Marianne Hinetz. Connie Clark and Kristin Grabe homered for Lisa Reeves, who hit a grand slam, and Susan Misfeldt homered to lift Lehhigh's Standard past Jilek's Billiards 23 to 14.
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Fairfax Bank
Pam McGurk
Marianne Hinetz
Connie Clark
Kristin Grabe
Lisa Reeves
Susan Misfeldt
Lehdigh
Jilek
Avco wins Reds TV rights for 1974 76 season
Cincinnati AP Avco Broadcasting Corp has been awarded the television rights to Cincinnati Reds games for the 1974 to 1976 seasons, securing broadcast coverage for the team in that period.
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Avco Broadcasting Corp
Cincinnati Reds
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