Kasko Labels Sox a Deadbeat Club in Spring Rout
Eddie Kasko vented at Boston after an 8-2 loss to Houston, vowing a squad meeting to shake up the Red Sox. Gary Peters allowed eight hits and runs in five innings as Houston built an 8-4 spring record. Denis Menke and Cesar Cedeno led the Astros with timely hits. Meanwhile rookies impressed for other clubs as Bob Darwin and Pat Osburn sparked Dodgers and Reds, and Tony Oliva signed a two year Minnesota deal amid a busy Texas spring slate.
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Gable Leads U S to Win as USSR Beats Team 7 3
In Waterloo the USSR touring wrestling team defeated the United States 7 3. Dan Gable won at 149 5 pounds for the U S while Rich Sanders and Chris Taylor also secured U S victories. Roman Dmitriev and Aminula Nasrullaev topped U S opponents, with several USSR wrestlers scoring falls or decisions in the tour finale in Chicago looming next.
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Elkader Empty All-League Trio Highlighted in Standings
The Upper Iowa conference coaches named Elkader players Dan Costigan Dennis Eberhardt and Bill Vincent to the first team. Also listed were Al Bergman Sumner and Gary Landsgaard of Postville. Second team included Jeff Cline Valley Jim Looney Postville David Kuehl Elkader Bill Orr Fayette and Richard Strottman Sumner. Honorable mentions were Robert Estey Dale Rumppe North Brian Amundson and Mark McMillan Valley Grant Mark Postville Randy Nuss West Central Tom Petsche Fayette Dennis Schultz and Mark Wold MFL.
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Baseball Linescores From St. Louis and Los Angeles Games
Baseball linescores show New York defeating St. Louis 6 to 4 with Jones homering for New York. Gentry, Burgmeier pitched for New York while Knowles allowed the loss for St. Louis. In the Los Angeles at Beach Florida game, Los Angeles won 5 to 4 behind Singer and O'Brien with Haller and Fer nson aiding. Knowles took the loss for Washington.
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Baseball Scores From Clearwater and Haven Fla
In Clearwater and Haven Fla the box scores show multiple players with runs and hits. St Louis and Cardenal homers for Philadelphia. Brown and Selma noted 7s and 9s while Blasingame and Hiatt drive Boston runs with Peters and Fisk taking losses and wins in the pair of exhibition games.
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Baseball Scores Noted From Various Cities In Mixed Results
A roundup of baseball games across Tampa West Palm Beach Renee Venezuela New York and Mia with teams Cincinnati Atlanta Montreal Minnesota Cleveland Oakland and Chicago. Key pitchers include Osburn Niekro Stoneman Reed Johnson and Hardin with HRs by Jones Fairly LaRussa and others. Wins credited to Osburn Stoneman Johnson Fingers and Herrera with losses for Niekro Reed Hall and Ballinger.
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Schlager Wins Brodie Mountain Cup in Ashford
Horst Schlager of Mt. Tom Holyoke Mass defeated over 60 full time ski instructors in a giant slalom to win the sixth annual Brodie Mountain Cup at Ashford New England.
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Drake Faces Notre Dame In Midwest Regional Clash
Drake coach Maury John plans no lineup changes as 19th ranked Bulldogs meet No. 12 Notre Dame led by guard Austin Carr who averages 38 points a game. Bobby Jones will guard Carr, with Halliburton Huff and Bush in supporting roles as Drake eyes a spot in Houston finals.
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Dawson Wins Scoring Crown In City Eight Grade Basketball
Jeff Dawson of McKinley tops the city eighth grade scoring with a 20.9 average based on final statistics. In seventh grade, Gary Schmidt of Franklin and Pete Seyfer of McKinley tie for the scoring lead at 12.6.
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Soap Box Derby Meeting Saturday
The first of five pre derby meetings is set for this Saturday at 10 a.m. in the Mott room of the YMCA to orient and register participants in the Cedar Rapids Soap Box Derby on July 18. Chairman Hal Walters will assist with sponsor arrangements for boys lacking a father.
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Extend Ticket Sale For Jeffs Banquet
The Jefferson high school all sports banquet ticket sale is extended to 3 30 p m Friday at the activity office. The banquet starts at 6 30 p m Monday in the school cafeteria with Bump Elliott athletic director at the University of Iowa as speaker.
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Ottumwa wins state tourney after ousting Kennedy
Big No1 Ottumwa routs Kennedy of Cedar Rapids as Steve Chmelar uses a paper mache hand to signal the Bulldogs are No 1 in the state basketball tournament. Strong, named figures and a vivid image anchor the moment in a period-voice tease.
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Shellsburg Eyes Keystone Tourney Final With 90 71 Win
Shellsburg led by Gary DeKlotz’s 38 points defeated Blairstown 90 71 to reach the Keystone basketball tourney final against Keystone at 8 p.m. Sunday. Quaker Oats beat Gladbrook 100 69 to meet Zachar Realty in the consolation final at 7. Van Horne and Blairstown meet in the consolation of the championship bracket at 7 Sunday.
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Want Ads Promise to Help Find Hard-To-Find Items
A classifieds column invites readers to use want ads to locate scarce goods and services. It frames the service as a quick, discreet way to connect buyers and sellers, urging placement of notices for sought after items.
Brown Makes Third Team AP All American
Iowa star Fred Brown, a 6-3 senior from Milwaukee, earns a third team AP all American honor marking the Hawkeyes’ second straight year with a placeman. Brown led Iowa with 27.6 ppg, second in the Big Ten with 662 points, in a season highlighted by strong scoring and standout performance.
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Minnesota selects Bob Murphy captain for 1972 basketball team
Bob Murphy a Brook lyn, New York junior has been elected captain of the Minnesota Golden Gophers basketball squad for the 1972 Big Ten season. The selection underscores Murphy's leadership as the team aims for competitive conference play. DRIVE SAFELY.
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