Houghton Hawkeye Net Casualty in Hawkeye Open
Jim Houghton of Town City exited in the fourth round of the 18-under boys singles at the Hawkeye Open. He then teamed with Des Moines’ Mark Morrow to win two doubles matches, including a default victory over a Marshalltown pair. Top seed Dick Hattline led the 11-under division with wins over Jeff Fifield and Mark Ward.
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Gazette Des Moines
Jim Houghton
Town City
Mark Morrow
Des Moines
Houghton-Morrow
Dan Miller
Kevin Ripades
D.M
Marshalltown
Dick Hattline
Rock Island
Harding Ninth Graders Rally to Beat Taft 9–6
Harding's ninth grade baseball team improved to 3 1 with a 9–6 win over Taft on Thursday. Steve Schnobelen and Tom Deets each had two hits, Deets homering. Al Sellinger added three hits and Steve Virgin homered for Taft. Taft committed 11 errors as the Harding seventh and eighth grades also won.
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Harding
Taft
Steve Schnobelen
Tom Deets
Deetz
al Sellinger
Steve Virgin
Haring
Bennett Second at North Fourth in Iowa Girls Softball Rankings
The latest Iowa girls high school softball rankings place Bennett second at North Fourth with an unbeaten 11 0 record in Class D while West Union sits fourth. Roland Story remains No 1 in the Softball Top Ten with Elkader Cealeal tied at No 2 and Ralang Story at No 3.
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Bennett
West Union North
Iowa
Yeas
Elkader Cealeal
Roland Story
Ralang Story
Mae
Martin's Fenway memory fuels Tigers win over Red Sox
Tigers rally for eight runs in the ninth at Fenway, led by Bill Freehan’s grand slam after Detroit trailed 4 0. Billy Martin, now Tigers manager, recalls opening day with the Yankees and a 15 10 comeback. Detroit leads the AL East by two games over Baltimore.
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Herschel Nissensen
Billy Martin
Boston
Fenway Park
Rockie
New York Yankees
Detroit Tigers
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Tigers
Lyon McGlothen
Bill Freehan
Red Sox
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Baltimore
Yankees
Orioles
Chicago
Oak-I
Nydle Leads After Third Round in Town Women's Amateur
Ot tumwa's Corky Nydle shot 85 and built a three stroke edge over Kathy Mankowski of Des Moines entering Friday's final round at Crow Valley. Tina Mulert and Sue Harman vie close behind as several players chase senior division titles and Thursday's flight winners are named.
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Miss Kruger
Mueller
Anny Griffel
Eldora
Carla Logan
Keokuk
Mrs. Griffel
Jo Ann Conklin
Davenport
Brenda Fry
Kathy Huiskamp
Dee Erickson
Algona
Janice Ridter
Ruth van Rees
Pella
Betty Dickinson
Nevin
Donna Kaldenberg
Otley
Virginia Ewing
Viviah Heit
Twins Call Up Two From Tacoma Club
ST. PAUL MINNEAPOLIS AP Catcher Glenn Borgmann hitting .298 in 78 games and left handed reliever Jim Strickland were called up by the Minnesota Twins from their Tacoma class AAA farm club. Catcher Rick Dempsey hitting .200 in 25 games will be sent to Tacoma and pitcher Tom Norton, sidelined by torn tissues in his right forearm, is on the 21 day disabled list.
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ST. Paul-Minneapolis
Glenn Borgmann
Jim Strickland
Minnesota Twins
Tacoma
Rick Dempsey
Tom Norton
Blac
Linn-Mar Sophs Top Prairie 9 3 in Narrow Win
Linn-Mar's sophomore baseball team beat Prairie 9 to 3 at Prairie High. Lehman collected two hits including a run scoring double. Serbousek added two hits for Prairie in the loss.
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Linn-Mar’s Sophs
Linn-Mar
Prairie
Lehman
Serbousek
Banabyen
Ang Dean Veer
Phetive Ona, Co
Homer Boosts T and K Roofing in College Community League
Crosbie and Grabe led Sandy's to a 15 to 9 victory over T and K Roofing. Summers homered for John & Ed's Phillips 66, Christiansen homered for the losers. All American beat CSA 16 to ? and Welty Way defeated a ton Fish 19 to 7.
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Crosiie
Grabe
Sandy's
John & Ed
Phillips 66
May City Lanes
Summers
Christiansen
All American
CSA
Welty Way
Marion Sophs Sweep Independence In Twin Bill
The Marion sophomore baseball team won both games from Independence on Thursday by 2 0 and 4 0. Steve Stolze and Ray Roberts had multiple hits in the two contests. Hood and LaLain led Independence with several hits in the opener and second game respectively.
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Oakland
Chicago
Wake Epstein
Dick Allen
White Sox
Wilbur Wood
Torrid
John Mayberry
Ed Kirkpatrick
Kansas City
Minnesota
Mayberry
Kirkpatrick
Marion
Sophantore
Independence
Steve Stolzead
Ray Roberts
Hood
Indee
LaLain Irenee
Wee Wrett
Oeeter
Fight Results From Rome Event Report
Unclear clipping shows fight results linked to Rome with a numeric figure 137 and references to percentages and names likely corrupted. The legible bits hint at a summary of match outcomes or manufacturing context but lack coherent details.
Allen Still Leads A L All Star Ballot in 1960s style listing
New York AP reports Allen still leads the American League All Star voting with 369 614 votes, followed by Rod Carew and Harmon Killebrew figures from a chaotic list of players and cities, with details of ballot totals across teams and regions.
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New York
Dick Alfront
Jen
Chicago White Sox
Eller
Atlanta
Howie Kuhn
Alen Way
Ind
Philadelphia Sailor Wins Olympic Trials
Donald Cohan a 42 year old Philadelphia attorney and real estate investor won the Dragon class at the Olympic Trials in Richmond California finishing two minutes ahead of his nearest rival to earn a spot on the U S team for the 1972 Olympic Games.
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Richmond
Calif
Donald Cohan
United] States
Cohan
Malcontents Switch Clubs Swap McLain for Cepeda
Atlanta Braves trade slugger Cepeda to Oakland A’s for pitcher Denny McLain. Cepeda accepts, McLain praised by manager Lyman Harris as a potential pennant winner. Cepeda MVP in NL 1967. McLain MVP and Cy Young 1968 with Detroit. Transaction includes undisclosed cash and option to buy McLain’s contract. team to face Houston Astros in Houston.
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Lyman Harris
Atlanta Braves
Orlando Cepeda
Oakland
Braves
Denny McLain
Cepeda
Harris
Harris Saie
Pava Consola
Imne
McLain
Houston
Hank Aaron
Breerman
Atlanta
Oakland A's
Birmingham
Astros
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Mace
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St. Louis
Mchain
Detroit
Rams Sale Confirmed by Chicago Tribune
The Chicago Tribune reports that Robert Irsay has bought the Los Angeles Rams. An NFL official announcement is expected next Thursday after Irsay and NFL Commissioner Pete Rozelle met in New York.
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Tribune
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Los Angeles Rams
National Football League
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Irsay
NFL
Pete Rozelle
New York
Dea
Minor League Sports Roundup and Regional Scores
Regional league notes list multiple game results including Paddle Bay Eagles and Racine Lions with scores, plus Western and Eastern League results. Teams such as Wichita, Portland, Phoenix, Tacoma, and Salt Lake City appear with various outcomes.
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Eagle Racine
Louteville
Peninsula
Tidswatar
Rochester
Toledo
Pacific Court
Phenix
Albuanerane
Tacoma
Portland
Salt Lake
Tucson
Quebec
City
Pawtucket Tear
Ea Saad
Haeelie
Souter Veaque Knonvilla
Culyr
Shrevepart
Amariis
Aerobie
Idan
Ames
Pilcher's Grabs Lead In Major Open 7-3
Pilcher's built a seven run first two innings edge to take a 7-3 win over King's in the Major Open. Darrell Daman scattered seven hits for the win and Pilcher's Jim Koering led the attack with three hits and three RBIs. Welty Way exploded for 41 hits in a 7-3 win over Maidrite at Ellis Park as Dennis Ferch and Ron Findley drove in multiple runs.
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Jack Ogden
Pilcher Auto Rebuilders
Wally Way
Ellis Park
Satur
Freestraight
Illinois Ton
King’s
Welty State
Way
Eastside Maidrite
Maitrim Lo
Ric
ExMillee
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LOBAW
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Larry Anderson
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Iits
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Welty
Bammer
Denny Drakozal
Dan Wegmann
Dennis Ferch
Ron Findley
Cliff Rice
Joe,Swanson
Hill Greer
Stephen
Rich
Jerry O'Brien
Maidrite
Mone
Bill Loftus
Denny Thhotsor
Greer
Swansee
Ferch
Findley
John Muench
Johnny's Tips Sport Goods Rally Drops Cedar Rapids
Johnny's Parkway rallied in the seventh Thursday at Daniels Park to beat Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods 3 to 5 in the Major Kids league. Jeff Drakozal hit a triple and two singles, Paul Schenkleberg added two hits, while Jeff Scherrman doubled for the losers. Marek Thompson earned the win with two hits and eight strikeouts for Mackin Paint in another game at Noelridge Park.
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Johnny's Parkway
Woring
Daniels Park
Cedar Rapids Sporting Goods
Jeff Drakozal
Paul Schenkleberg
Jeff Scherrman
Marek Thompson
Mackin Paint
R.C. Cola
Noelridge Park
Thompson
Masonetine Op
Pea Uyner
Bruce
Whee
Thompagn
Independence Marion Tilt Reset for July 12 Doubleheader
A Wemac conference baseball doubleheader involving Independence and Marion is rescheduled for July 12 at Marion field after a delay at Ellis Park. The first game begins at 5 p.m. with Freeport, Illinois, as opponent in the midweek slate.
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Wemac
Welly Way
Independence
Ellis Park
Freeport
Marion Field
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