Breer Leads LPGA Opener With 70 Par Round
TORONTO AP Breer, winless on the LPGA tour since 1969, shot a two under par 70 to take a one stroke lead over Pat Bradley in the first round of a $60,000 event. The 22nd-ranked money winner battled heat and wind, sinking 20 and 25 foot puts to stay ahead.
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Norway and Benton reach finals at Norway High Invitational
Norway and Benton Community advance to the Norway High School Invitational Baseball finals at the Norway diamond. Norway defeats Amana 6 to 1 behind Bruce Volz and Randy Brecht three hits. Benton loses 1 to 6 to Anamosa in a one hitter allowed, while Chris Sehoan throws a two hitter with eight strikeouts. Amana Anamosa consolation game 6 PM, final 8 PM.
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College Community Sho League: Home Run Rally over Ranhony
Friday at Syad Lancer Lanes, Murray and Maresh each homered as College Community Minor League beat Ranhony 12 to 2. Ker Gordon pitched for Hupp Elctria in the wider league action.
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Gorman Returns to Duty After Knee Surgery
SAN FRANCISCO AP reports Ton Gorman the National League senior umpire will resume duties Monday after knee surgery sidelined him since May 1. League President Charles Feeney announced the plan as Gorman recovers at his home in Cluster KT.
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Maquoketa split with Marion in Wamae conference games
Marion salvaged a split with Maquoketa in a Friday doubleheader as Greg Bie pitched well in game two to win 5-4 after a 6-2 defeat in game one. Bie led the day with four hits across both games while Marjo moved to 4-8 overall and 1-3 in conference play.
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Marion Girls Sweep Doubleheader in Softball Action
Marion girls swept a Friday doubleheader at Indian Diamond. Shelley Jacobs had three hits including a home run in the first game, while Sherl Bogard added two hits in the nightcap.
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Jeff Valley Wins Two as J-Hawks Sweep Muscatine
SPRINGVILLE-Jefferson’s J-Hawks earned their first two Mississippi Valley conference victories, extending their current win streak to 15. In game one southpaw Steve Banks allowed five hits while improving to 8-0, with Mark Flea ple driving in runs as Jeff Valley won 10-0. The nightcap was a thriller as Jeff Valley won 7-6 on Doug Mollenhower’s seventh inning single, with Shawn Gallagher pitching a complete game and fanning 10. Jeff Valley sits at 16-1 on the season.
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Police Win At Cedar Hills Kids Play Day Summary
Police Auxiliary members Shae WD NS and Julie Jorgensen led minor girls play with 18 hits and a grand slam. Shawna Burkhart hit two homers and two triples in Fowler’s lineup. Skagmann’s Sue Martin homered, Sarah Schmatt went 4 for 4, and Land O Lakes saw Mike Levenberger triple. In Boys Major Adan Miller starred with a grand slam, triple, and double for Suaris Optimist. Terri Weller led the winners with a triple.
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Local youth and school teams post mixed results in girls and boys games
In minor girls play Sharp edged by Fow ler as Lynn hit two homers and Hartz had one extra-base hit while Burkhart went without. Twin Tower's Britcher homered Florence tripled for Lehhigh. Gearhart led major girls with 44 including homer and two triples. Hendrickson Thomason Hlava counted for Gibson. Lancer’s Lori Richard and Patty Stats 45. Navy pace minor boys with Scott Tayler two homers including grand slam. IREW and Me Too split minor boys with Nebbing Tillotson Kaliban Delp contributing. major boys saw Walter 64 and Schmitz tripled for Acme. Gibson added Welch Bruns extra basers.
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Grinnell MVP Winners Named
Grinnell College summer sports season MVPs named across tracks golf baseball and more. Recipients include Mark Schulta Dale Lamb Mike Hopkins and Charlie Gugel for respective teams with noted colleges Grinnell and Springville. Pacers coach weighs Artis Gilmore in potential NBA merger talks.
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Nettles Sparks Yankees Past Rangers in 7 6 5 victory
The New York Yankees beat the Texas Rangers 7 to 5 as Graig Nettles hit his seventh homer and drove in three. Bert Blyleven took the loss in his second start since being acquired. Roy White added his 6th homer, and Tippy Martinez earned the win in relief.
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Two Sport Pro Career for John Lucas and NHL Move
John Jue, first NBA draft pick, signed a five year 850000 dollar contract with the Houston Rockets while joining the Golden Gerard of the World Team Tennis League. Peter NeNab signed with the Boston Bruins after leaving the Buffalo Sabres. Racing veteran Par nell Jones led the Baja 500 with Bobby Ferro and Ivan Stewart close behind. David Pearson secured Riverside 400 pole as Bobby Allison lined up outside row one. Jin Roustanty, Phillies pitcher on the 1950 pennant team, died at Oneonta. Legislation funded 49 million for Lake Placid Winter Games facilities. Calder’s spill injured only one, Jack Fieselman. Police say Rosenda Trevina Jr. shot after harassing Vin Scully and assaulting off duty officers.
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Oly Hamms Tourney Set at Coralville
CORALVILLE The Oly H amms 24 team class B softball tournament will be held July 33 at the Coralville ball park Exury fee 39 and any new Dud ley softball toys exes dean For Nrther information phone icon Jermings at A970 or write KRG Box 2 Coralville 522401 BLOOMINGTON Minn IAP The Minnesota North Stars signed first round draft choice Glen Sharpley Friday to a National Hockey League contract Briarplay 19 who will be Deedath cetera rount wing 61 B foot 00 pounder Fram Wester Optima Vie was the third player taken for the 1978 amateur heal sae fier this month.
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ISU Graduates Listed Include Four Athletes
Four Iowa State University spring graduates are named: Sy Buswatt of Cedar Rapids in football majoring in psychology. Rune Anderson of Decorah in football majoring in industrial administration. Brad Storm of Belle Plaine in football with psychology. Craig Hukill of Cedar Rapids in psychology.
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Kuehl Receives Track Award at State University
Steve Kuehl, former Clinton high standout and record holder, wins the Chuck Van Voorhies trophy as outstanding track athlete at Iowa State University. He set Iowa indoor and outdoor marks, won the Big Eight indoor title, and in the NCAA meet in Philadelphia finished twelfth at 7 feet 0 inches among seven finalists led by Twimp Staines.
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