Aaron Ends 10-Year Homer Drouth With Brewers Victory
Aaron homered for the Brewers in Milwaukee County Stadium his first regular-season long ball there since 1985. The 41-year-old also singled, scored, and doubled as Milwaukee beat Oakland 9 7, with Williams also homering for the A's.
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Nolan Quietly Extends Win Streak to Sixth Straight
Cincinnati pitcher Gary Nolan remains unbeaten in six straight decisions after a 10-1 win over the St. Louis Cardinals. Teammate Joe Morgan projects 20 wins this year as Nolan focuses on pitching well every fifth day.
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Central Elkader Rout Valley Elgin In Big Win
Central Elkader defeated Valley Elgin 16 to 5 as Gene Glawe Brad Bushkofsky and Brian Ibde each had two hits and Darrell Larson drove in three runs. The win keeps Central undefeated in Upper Iowa conference play.
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Springville Edges Lisbon 4-0 Behind Johnston One-Hitter
Springville defeated Lisbon 4-0 as Larry Johnston threw a one-hitter with Scott Allison retiring the last batter. The win improves Springville’s season as they capitalize on early offense and solid pitching.
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Fight Results From Isagorated Press
Rawin Virwet of Los Angeles outpointed Ropella Cayra nada of Mexico in ten rounds in Los Angeles. Ranay Shields of Los Angeles outpointed Allouel Mayans of Los Angates in Portland Oregon over ten rounds.
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Bench Breezes in NL Star Voting
Cincinnati Reds players dominate early National League All Star voting led by catcher Johnny Bench with 327 894 votes. Joe Morgan Dave Concepcion and Pete Rose also rank highly for spots in the starting lineup alongside rivals from Pittsburgh Philadelphia and New York.
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Chi Sox May Be For Sale
Chicago White Sox owner-president John Allyn said he would entertain offers to sell the club. He did not name a price, though reports mentioned $14 million for the team and $6 million for White Sox Park. The team sat at the bottom of the AL West, and Allyn contrasted management’s view with players’ morale.
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Flip Wilson to compete in ninth Amana VIP golf tourney
TV comedian Flip Wilson joins more than 40 touring golfers at the ninth Amana VIP golf tournament in Town City on Monday June 23. George Foerstner Anticipates big turnout with stars Johnny Miller Gary Player Julius Boros Billy Casper Gene Littler Stan Musial Mickey Mantle Roy Clark and Charlie Pride among guests. Wilson to entertain between holes while showcasing his Geraldine voice amid golf play.
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Clear Creek Girls 5th in Iowa softball poll
Clear Creek remains the No. 1 ranked Iowa girls softball team in the latest poll by Mike Henderson for the Iowa High School Athletic Union. The Cardinals sit fifth overall behind Dubuque, South Hamilton, Kingsley-Pierson and North Polk, with Swea City and Urbandale among the top 10.
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Demolition Derby Entries Open For July 1 Event
Demolition Derby entry blanks will be available this weekend for the $1,000 Derby at the 40th anniversary All Iowa fair. Homer Melton of the Mid-Continental Racing Association said blanks can be picked up at Hawkeye Downs, with four eight-car heats and a feature winner earning $250. If entries overflow, a consolation race adds two more feature entrants. St. Louis Cardinals sign Durwood Kenton, fourth-round NFL draft pick from Oklahoma.
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Swimming CREO WAY ane Triok winners
The summary lists multiple swimming winners including Lisa Smit and Greg Gilbertson with events in breaststroke and freestyle. It mentions awards and team names alongside mixed results and some unclear figures from a Linn-Mar sophomore baseball game recap.
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Brinkman Traded Twice This Week To Yankees
Arlington report says Texas Rangers sold veteran infielder Leo Brinkman to the New York Yankees for an undisclosed cash amount. Brinkman, 34, will likely take over as Yankees shortstop, replacing Jim Mason, and marks his fifth club in the past year.
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Nine More Golfers Enter QC Open in Moline
Nine more players joined the 1975 Ed McMahan Jaycees Quad Cities Open bringing entries to 57 for the July 10 13 event at Oakwood Country Club Moline. Headliners include Sam Adams former Quad Cities Open champion and Dwight Nevil runner up from 1973 with others signing up Bryan Abbott Jim Ahern Bod Allard Pete Brown David Glenz Mike McCullough and Larry Nelson. The sponsor backed out but TV celebrity McMahon entered to help draw spectators and top pros.
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