Diamond Mil's Clobbers DJ's 12-2 in Open softball rout
Diamond Mil's unleashed a batting arsenal at Ellis Park and beat DI's Lounge 12-2 in six innings due to ten run rule. Steve Koser homered and added a triple and single while Steve Calvert drove in four including a two run triple. Ron Rushek allowed seven hits as Mil's built a four run fifth. Nine errors by the opposition aided the winner, dropping DI's into last place as Diamond Mil's moved to fourth, 1 4 games back.
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Big Ten May OK 4 Bowls
Michigan and four other Big Ten schools may win approval to play bowl games beyond the Rose Bowl with the plan needing six member votes. If approved the top four teams would play conference approved bowls while the conference champion remains bound for the Rose Bowl.
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Center Point Routs Alburnett 12 7 In High School Baseball
Center Point shortstop Ron Ash hit a homer and drove in four as Center Point beat Alburnett 12 7. Phil Lala added two home runs and three RBIs in the Friday game.
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Verns Wallops Schmitt 14 4 Cedar Hills Girls League clash
Verns Standard defeated Schmitt Construction 14 4 in Cedar Hills girls Major league softball Friday. May City Lanes won 19 6 over Fowler Electric with Mary Ortmayer hitting two homers. Roxanne Dietzman belted a grand slam as AMCRW beat IBEW 22 13 in girls Minor. National Insurance edged Gibson Realtors 13 12 with Shelly Gerst and Regina Sears two hits each. In boys Major league auc tion Gene Michaler had two triples and Scott Allacher two doubles in El Mar Acres 17 3 over Sunrise Optimist. Crawford Quarry beat Ebys 12 7 as Doug Thompkins had two hits. Minor: Jeff Ceder grand slam and Mike Wurster homer as US Navy toppled MeToo 11 4.
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Lenz and Myers Lead West Liberty Past Wilton in Baseball
Larry Lenz and Mike Myers each drove in three runs as West Liberty defeated Wilton 12 to 5 in a high school baseball game on Friday.
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Bice Drives Sophs to 3-2 Win over Betton Community
Greg Bice drove in two runs to pace the Marion sophomore baseball team to a 3-2 victory Friday over Betton Community at home.
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Central City Splashes Starmont Nine 13 1
Central City improved to 3-2 with a 13 to 1 softball win over Starmont. The game featured a dominant offensive showing from Central City and a lopsided final score reflecting the home team's control.
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Alburnett Girls Defeat Center Point 11-7 in Softball
Darla Smith and Kim Soukup each had two hits as Alburnett beat Center Point 11-7 in high school softball Friday.
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Police Verrimont's Win in Major League
Dave Wise hurled a three hitter with nine strikeouts and two hits as GR. Police beat C.R. Ten & Awning 16 2 in 14 15 Major Kid league at Noelridge Friday. Ron Rooks added two hits for the winners while Dave Towe homered for the losers. At Daniels Vernimont's topped Seven Lip 9 4 with Casey Knake two hits and Tim Rugella a homer for the losers.
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Oxford Jet Girls Midland Boys Win
Midland defeated Oxford Junction 13-1 in softball while Midland boys topped Oxford Junction 7-2 in a high school baseball doubleheader played Friday at Oxford Junction.
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Dodgers Rally Behind Marshall After Month Absence
Iron Mike Marshall returned for the Dodgers after a month on the shelf. He threw three innings of one hit relief to beat the Phillies 3-2, despite rib injury troubles earlier in the season.
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Pauly Sparks Leads Springville Past East Buchanan 15-4
Teresa Pauly ripped two doubles and a homer driving in three as Springville defeated East Buchanan 15-4 in a high school baseball game. Pauly Sparks contributed a stellar effort with 15-4 final score reflecting Springville's offensive showcase and East Buchanan’s tough outing.
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J Hawks Split With Bulldogs in MVL doubleheader
Cedar Rapids Jefferson split its Mississippi Valley conference twinbill with Bettendorf. Jeff took the opener 6-5 after Bettendorf tied it late, then Jeff won the nightcap 6-3 behind strong pitching as Dave Alberta closed out the hitters. Key hits came from Dennis Heintze, Lee Cann, Rick Samek, and Vaughan Werlein with two early Jeff runs. Jeff improves to 13-8 on the season. In softball, Prairie remained perfect with a 12-9 win over Iowa City West as Kelli McArtor hit a grand slam and Sheila Lynch added two hits.
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Petz and Doehrmann Throw Gems in Williamsburg Drill
Williamsburgs Joe Petz pitched a perfect game in the opener and Keith Doehrmann a no hitter in the nightcap as Williamsburg swept a high school baseball doubleheader from BGM by scores of 20 to 0 and 2 to 0 Friday.
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Keith Doehrmann
Hiawatha youth baseball scores big Friday action
Homers by David Steve Brelje and Duane Hopker powered the Hiawatha Optimists to an 18 to 3 win over Hiawatha Lumber. Hiawatha Fire Dept. beat Waterhouse 8 to 2, and Hiawatha Lumber defeated PTA 12 to 4. In minor play Jaycees beat Bowler Construction 2 to 0, Graybill Electric edged ARW 3 to 2, Mike's DX topped Farmers State Bank 14 to 0, and A W edged Bowler Construction 6 to 1. In girls play Lee's Mobile beat Opti-Mrs 15 to 14, PTA downed Busy Bee Cafe 11 to 10 in 11-13 division, Newmire's defeated A J Electric 8 to 7, and Fireplace Lounge beat Jaycee Wives 16 to 12.
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Knoedel Nielsen Fail To Qualify At NCAA Meet
Iowa State athletes Bill Knoedel high jumper and Dave Nielsen pole vaulter along with Clive Sands failed to reach finals in Provo. Sands ran 9.6 seconds in the 100 yard dash preliminaries, leaving Knoedel and Nielsen out of the finals in their events.
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Fairfax routs Keystone 11-1 in Watkins league game
Fairfax erupted for 11 runs against Keystone as Jon Brass and Mark Sickles led with slam homers. Cedar Rapids Prairie prep star Watkins alum Jon Brass and Jeff athlete Mark Sickles powered the win, Steve Schamberger added a homer, Keith Junge homered for Keystone. In the nightcap Amana edged Newhall 4-3 behind Steve Tripilino’s four hitter.
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Four Shine in Big Urbana Win 28-0
Urbana softball crushed Vinton 28 to 0 as Linda Rindar knech and Susan Cripps led with five and four hits respectively. Peggy Zieser added three hits and Connie Zieser drove in three runs with a homer in the Friday game.
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Nine Homers in Happel Win 20-2
Jeff Burker belted four home runs and Happel and Sons slugged nine total homers in a 20-2 Prairie Community Little League baseball win over Call ce Shoppe. Also listed were Bret Wagner Ted Sievers Chiia Simonson Marvin Harrell and Lady Kelchan. May City Lanes beat Ramada Inn 10-6 behind Scott Serovy's three run double. MNB edged Happ Electric 8-7 and DJ's Lounge defeated Gateway Gardens 186 Gary Schwartz homered for DJ's.
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Hagen 8th in National Junior College Golf Event
Hutchinson Kan Mike Hagen of Marion playing for McLennan Junior College in Waco Texas finished eighth out of more than 100 golfers in the National Jacko Golf tournament in Hutchinson Saturday. He shot 72 73 75 77 for a 297 total and earned second team All America honors.
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Carleton Takes Low Gross in Retired Men's Golf
Elmo Carleton fired a 42 to take low gross honors in the retired men's golf event at Squaw Creek Friday. Ray Prescott and Willis Clark shared low net with 346, Lea Flack was closest to the pin on the fourth hole and Ralph Sanford won the eighth hole.
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Two Unearned Runs Help Anamosa Beat Vinton 5 4
Anamosa scored two unearned runs in the bottom of the seventh to prevail over Vinton 5 4 as Ed Roberts and Tony Yerkes each collected two hits. Anamosa swiped 10 bases, Jeff Gibney drove in two runs and Kevin Furler added two hits. Mount Vernon 8 Mid Prairie in other high school action.
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McGinnis Hints at Possible Move to 76ers
Philadelphia interest rises as George McGinnis weighs a potential Bucks deal. After NBA blocked his Knicks contract, the ABA scoring star said he could consider joining the Sixers if a money offer exists. He may meet GM Pat Williams to discuss options. HSV crushes Montezuma 19 0 in girls softball.
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Postville Tops Valley 5 2 for Valley’s First Loss
Elgin game details Steve Martins Craig Martins and Colin Took each had two hits as Postville defeated Valley 5 to 2, handing Valley their first loss of the high school baseball season.
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No Surprises In NCAA Baseball
Arizona State defeated Fullerton State 5 to 2 behind Floyd Bannister as Texas beat Oklahoma 4 to 2 in the College World Series opening night. Oklahoma showed speed but hurt themselves with baserunning miscues, while Texas and Florida State prepared for round two as the Sun Devils and Longhorns advanced.
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North Linn Tops Edgewood-Colesburg in Softball Duel
Cherry hit two homers to lift North Linn to a 15 33 win over Edgewood-Colesburg in high school softball Friday.
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