Royals Call Up McGilberry and Move Wathon in Roster Shuffle
The Kansas City Royals promote Randy McGilberry, a pitcher from Omaha of the American Association. John Wathon is moved from the 15-day to the 21-day disabled list, and Al Cowens is placed on the 15-day disabled list.
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Giants win NL title and rosters see scattered moves
The entry notes the Giants winning the National League and lists multiple roster moves across MLB NFL CFL and NHL including Luis Pu jols called up by the Astros John Tamargo recalled by the Cardinals and British Columbia Lions signing Lui Passaglia. It also mentions Packers signing John Anderson and Atlanta Flames multiyear deals with Brad Marsh Tim Bernhardt and Jim McRae and a 10 day suspension for Paul Cannell of Washington Diplomats.
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Open Dain Kalman Quail Eastside Maidrite Tilt
Major Open Dain Kalman and Quail Eastside Maidrite battled in a game with Dain Kalman pitching and Drakozal taking the loss for Eastside Maidrite. Monroe earned the win for Quail Eastside Maidrite. HBP charged to Drahozal.
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All-Star ballot standings show AL voting leaders after four weeks
Standings list top vote getters by position across leagues with players from Boston New York Minnesota Milwaukee Texas Kansas City Detroit and others. Notable leaders include Carlton Fisk Rod Carew Willie Randolph George Brett Fred Patek Jim Rice Reggie Jackson and Carl Yastrzemski.
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Softball League Standings From Ellis FMC to Welty Way
Industrial league games list results at multiple venues including Ellis FMC Wilson Iowa Manufacturing Harneschfeger and Quaker Oats. Scores show Paradise byers and happel posting high totals as Welty Way and Lancer Lanes host varied matchups with U S Bank FMC and other teams also competing.
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Nielsen 3 shots back in Western
Cesar Sanudo fired a 67 to lead the Western Open first round at Butler National. Allen Miller and Bob Gilder each shot 68, with Lonnie Nielsen tied at 70 among 36-hole players as defending champ Tom Watson posted 71 and U S Open champ Andy North 76.
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Rain Delays Hit Wimbledon Schedule Across Week
Wimbledon faced weather chaos with only 19 of 64 scheduled matches completed. Defending champion Bjorn Borg waited three days to play as rain disrupted the lineup. Tournament referee Fred Hoyles warned of compressed rests and possible earlier starts to catch up.
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Linn-Mar Dominates Regis in Softball With Grand Slam
Linn-Mar girls routed Regis 8-3 at Van Vechten Park on Thursday. Kim Tiernan opened the decisive rally with a grand slam in the sixth inning, while freshman Cathy Callanan added a triple and a homer.
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Prairie rolls Prairie defeats La Salle 7-1 in prep softball
Prairie used five La Salle errors to win 7-1 in a Thursday prep softball game at La Salle. Prairie's Law hit a bases loaded triple and La Salle's Tina Kramer collected two hits as the Lancers were charged with six errors.
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Linn-Mar Frosh Defeat Alburnett Frosh 18 To 8
Linn-Mar freshman baseball beat Alburnett 18 to 8 on Thursday. Jeff Ball earned the win for Linn-Mar as the team improves to 2-4.
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Indians 6 3 over Anamosa Marion in girls softball
Michelle McAreavy hit a home run as Anamosa Marion beat Anamosa 6 to 3 on Thursday. Cheryl Bogard pitched a three hitter for the Indians, who improved to 9-12.
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Samek earns 13th win as West Union tops Valley of Elgin
West Union-North defeated Valley of Elgin 8-1 as Rocky Samek improved to 13-0 with a two hit performance and seven strikeouts. Kurt Durscher and Roger Flaskerud added two hits and two RBI respectively for the winners. Benton Community girls beat Iowa City Regina 11-1 in five innings behind two hits by Sheila Moss and Jan Moss and three RBI from Darcy Becker.
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Decorah shuts out Postville behind Deb Drenth pitching
Deb Drenth threw a four hit shutout with seven strikeouts as Decorah defeated Postville 2 to 0 on Thursday. Jo Smorstad contributed two hits for Decorah in the nonleague prep softball game.
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Jaycee Junior Tennis Opens July 7 at Memorial Center
Starting times announced for the Jaycee Junior Tennis Tournament to run July 7 through 9 at Memorial Tennis Center. Competition includes boys and girls 12 under singles and 16 and 18 divisions with events on Friday July 7 at 8 a.m. and 12 p.m. respectively.
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Sutton Seeks Dodger Records Sets LA Strikeout Mark
Don Sutton extends his Los Angeles Dodgers legacy by breaking the club strikeout record with his 2,284th and finishing at 2,288, as the Dodgers beat the Atlanta Braves 7-3. The win inches Sutton toward 200 career victories while teammates Reggie Smith Ron Cey and Rick Monday drive in runs.
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