Herrmann’s Plunge Drops Sox. Jackson Slips Not A’s
Ed Herrmann took a foul ball to the knee and collapsed in the fourth inning as the White Sox faced the A’s and Twins in a doubleheader. Reggie Jackson’s base running mishap came in the eighth and Cesar Tovar threw out a play at the plate. Minnesota rallied for a 2-1 lead in the eighth while Kansas City fell 6-2 in Seattle.
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Lichty Wins Town Junior Girls Golf Title by Strokes
Baobbe Lichty of Waterton won the Town Junior girls golf title in Boone. She shot 79 for a 72 hole total of 308 to claim her second championship after competing since age 13. Sue Harmon of Cedar Rapids was runner up at 319, with Mélanie Schiller of Waterloo third at 328. Karen Seltz of Des Moines finished fourth at 345.
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Des Moines
Baseball doubleheader opens with Orioles fall short
In the opener, Baltimore’s seven-game win streak ended as a five run rally by the Senators in 10th sparked by Brant Alyea’s three run pinch homer. Ray Oyler hit a sixth homer of the season for Seattle in the first game of a twin bill, while the Royals won the nightcap behind Wally Bunker who pitched four hits.
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Decorah Wins Eighth Straight In Legion Baseball Action
Decorah rode a two hitter by Varner with 1 strikeout and Fox belting three hits in three trips to power a 4-1 summer victory over Waverly. The Associated Press reported the game as Decorah’s eighth straight win in summer league play.
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Sun Devils Triumph In 23rd NCAA World Series Title
Arizona State defeated Tulsa 10 to 4 Friday night to win the 23rd NCAA college world series crown. Coach Bobby Winkles’ Sun Devils, who previously won in 1965, secured the championship amid past eligibility questions tied to Tulsa. The NCAA released a 24 word statement noting possible action if Tulsa had won, but ASU delivered a decisive victory.
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Welty Way Wins in And Half Opener 5 2
In Columbus Ohio Shirley Englehorn and Ann Gordon lead with five under par 87s to open the Pabst Classic. Welty Way used early runs and strong pitching to defeat Foran Lamphier Morrow and Williams in a 5 2 opening round at Lamphier Park. Calvert, Gordon and Englehorn paced the action with key hits as the field opened in the 30 000 dollar women pro event.
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Mackin Paints Past Dr Pepper for 68 Victory at Daniels
Mackin Paint moved into first place after a three run rally by Dr Pepper fell short. Glen Opfer earned his second win with three strikeouts while Bill Pickney hit an 8 triple as Doug Holland suffered the loss, fanning 11 in the Majors this season.
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Stainbrooks Help Iowa Valley Win 105 Baseball Victory
Craig Makengo and Chris Stainbrook each had two hits Friday to lift Iowa Valley to a 105 run win as Stainbrook pace and offense propelled the team.
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Iowa Valley
White may seek draft deferment review for Jo Jo White
St Louis AP report states Selective Service will consider a request to set aside Jo Jo White Marine Reserve enlistment as fraudulent. Gen Hershey said odds are slim he would be removed from the reserve and reeligible for the draft. The case draws in Sen Ribicoff and Sen Eagleton, with NBA Commissioner Kennedy framing the appeal context.
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Ced-Rel Pounds Out 30-0 Win
Pirates sign right handed pitcher Jim McKee from Groveport Ohio Ced-Rel pounds out a 30 to 0 victory over Robinson s Cedar Hills Major Yesquie Friday night Bob Dietz and Mike Greenland each collect four hits Doug Mollenhauer hits three homers and Roger Becker adds three hits Gohmann Realty tops Goodyear 1615 in eight innings John Gearhart drives in the winning run Doig Dustle posts four for six for Goodyear
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Bonavena Secures TKO Over Von Homburg in Berlin
Oscar Bonavena, 207 pounds, dominated German opponent Von Homburg in Berlin. He floored him twice in the first round and repeatedly pressured him in the third, prompting towel stops and a crowd that booed the halt as referee Herbert Thomas counted knockdowns.
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