LaSalle Lancers edge Regis Royals 5-1 behind Arp no hits
LaSalle pitcher Tom Arp dominated Regis Royals, allowing only 1 baserunner on a second inning error as LaSalle built a 5-1 win. Doug Carano provided key support with five innings and Regis notches came on Mike Williams infield single and John Bryant double. Teammates Kramer Keranda Trestiak fueled LaSalle offense with first inning doubles and a sixth inning homer, leaving LaSalle at 14-12 while Regis fell to 15-17.
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Red Sox Fire Johnson as Zimmer Takes Over
Don Zimmer replaces fired Darrell Johnson as interim Boston Red Sox manager after a 4-3 loss to the Texas Rangers. Zimmer praises the team’s fighting spirit and plans lineup tweaks including Carl Yastrzemski at first and Steve Dillard at third. Johnson cites poor scoring and leadership changes as reasons for the firing.
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Langer and Stamp Shine in Region 7 AAU Track Meet
Cedar Rapids star Dave Langer won the senior division 440 yard dash in 50.2 seconds and Tin Stamp of GR ran the 120 yard high hurdles in 21.50 seconds at the Region 7 AAU Junior Olympics in St Paul. Both qualified for the National Junior Olympics in Memphis this August.
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Foyt to Run at Talladega in August Stock Car Race
A. J. Foyt, three time Indianapolis 500 winner, plans to race at Talladega Superspeedway on August 8. Alabama International Motor Speedway officials announced the entry, adding Foyt has competed in several events at the 2.66 mile oval in recent years.
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Bena Kids League win sparks Johnson club in Ellis Park action
Bena led the Kids League 1-11 Year-Olds in Ellis Park with a 11-1 victory over Melia Kiwanis as Bena pitched a strong game with ten strikeouts and six RBIs. Chuck LaPeters threw a no-hitter in another Ellis contest, while Pat Richardy and Al Romar led their teams with multiple hits in separate games across Stadium area parks.
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Pat Richardy
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Taatee Is
Welty Sweeps Benton Harbor In Major Open Doubleheader
Welty Way club overwhelms Planpger’s Furniture 6-2 in the first game and 4-2 in the nightcap at Benton Harbor Michigan. Pitcher Greg Bosch leads Welty with a 22-9 mark while Rick Plangger allows four hits in game one. Ed Waite and Gordy Pisarik contribute for Benton Harbor as Welty maintains momentum in the district tournament.
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Matt Novak
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Doug Wymer
Valley District Meeting At Valley High
Northeast Iowa baseball coaches prepare for all district meeting at Valley High in Elgin. The session begins Sunday at 1 p.m.
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Pinckney Higgins Win at Tipton District Golf Meet
Anne Pinckney and Paula Higgins of Cedar Rapids won the district 12 girls golf team event with an 84 in Tipton. Sonja Stalberger of Cedar Rapids took third with 41 in the nine-hole rounds. Fifth through seventh place were Teresa Kehoe, Diane Keith, and Kandie Reeves of CLR.
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Paula Higgins
Cedar Repits
Pincknay
ReWitt
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C.R
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Berst
Sister Leah Tok
Stalberger
Mariana Sheila Jilka
Tamia Thompson
Cedar Rapids
Kim Miller
Terri Christianson
Iowans Hopes Dim at Games in Montreal Trap Event
Charvin Dixon of Harlan Iowa saw his Olympic bid dim after a tough round in the men's trap. Dixon scored 23 22 23 on 75 shots for a two day total of 339, dropping from second to fifth. Ubaldese Baldi of Italy led with a 144 total while Donald Halderman of the United States stood second with 142.
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Iowa
Ubaldese Baldi
Italy
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United States
Mariners seek new owners in Toronto bid process
TORONTO Ab The San Diego Mariners of the World Hockey Association have been given until due to find local ownership for the team. Ben Hatskin board chairman and chief executive officer of the WHA said Tuesday.
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Kingman Sidelined Weeks With Left Thumb Injury
Major league home run leader Dave Kingman of the New York Mets will miss six weeks due to a torn ligament in his left thumb suffered during Monday night’s Mets Braves game. He underwent surgery at Roosevelt Hospital after injuring his thumb on a dive for a ball in the third inning and was removed in the fourth.
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Olympics Contested Records Spark Turmoil Amid Scandals
The report details top performances and startling missteps in the Games. Athletes like Matthes vie for medals as East Germany dominates women's events while a controversial pentathlon judging panel accuses cheating. The scene captures tense moments, world records, and officiating disputes shaping the Olympic narrative.
Anamosa Improves Rally Beats Coda Rapid Priaries In Prep Baseball
Anamosa rallied from early deficit to defeat Coda Rapid Priaries 4-2 as ANAMOGA-Anemasa scored seven times in the frame. Mitch Mueks, Mike Warnet, Dave Dearbord and Mike Laforge each had two hits for Anamosa while Jeff Gibney, Bill Schrader and Aart Gibney added two hits for the opposition. Washington closed its MVC baseball schedule with a 6-3 win over Town City as Rich averaged .365 and Pete Seyler tripled with Chuck Martin doubling for Wash. Jefferyan beat Dyersville Beckman 8-2 behind Jeffs Bist’s big game. Wice struck out nine for Beckman.
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Hempstead II Valley Champ Dubuque Hempstead tops 1976 Mississippi Valley title
Hempstead II Valley champion Dubuque Hempstead finished 15-3 to win the 1976 Mississippi Valley baseball title with Cedar Rapids Jefferson second at 13-4 and CR Kennedy third at 12-4. Clinton, Grinnell, Washington, and Muscatine tied for fifth at 8-1. Bettendorf and Iowa City West tied for seventh at 7-7. Des Moines Whatche was ninth. Iowa City was tenth at 4-10.
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LaSalle Benton to Battle in Softball Final
LaSalle and Benton reach the sectional softball final after convincing semifinal wins. Benton and LaSalle tote strong offenses into the title game set for Tuesday at 0 pm, with the winner moving on to regional play. Cindy Lawes drove in two runs and teammates added hits as Benton rolled past rival schools.
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Mirial Dickerson
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Jeff Girls Trip Prairie Edge Prairie in Monday Night Softball
Jeff Girls Trip Prairie edge Prairie 21 1 in inning. Carmel Brown and Trey Kohbeach each had two hits for Jeff. Roberts pitched a one hitter for Helv Armano. Maulette Wise added two hits for Jeff as the win set up a game at 8 pm Tuesday.
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Smith Leads USGA Junior Field at Everprenn
Jett Smith of Ogkalulu aveta ancovery at 73 and Erin Pidgeon of Des Molds carded 77 Monday in the U.S. GA Junior tournament at Everprenn, Colo. Ta Chintensen of Urban ndale finished third with 78 as Smith, a winner of the Iown Insurance Youth tour, led a crowded field and earned an alternate spot. Savile qualified for the next Kanal junior event last summer while Hamient trailed, with Bidgean dropping after We Best mine birdies on the 15th and 18th holes. The Tampa Bay area notes conclude with local practice updates.
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