Stone's 11th inning homer lifts Cedar Rapids to win
Cedar Rapids cards gain 2 1 victory over Dubuque at Memorial Park as Gary Stone belts a leadoff 11th inning homer. Har ry Laiolo doubles twice before being replaced. Chip Coulter's ninth inning single ties the game 3 3. Jim Cole relieves with five strikeouts. The team heads to Rock Island for next games.
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Record shoot helps Jefferson, Washington thrill J-Hawk Relays
Jefferson star Jon Meskimen set a 60-10 1/4 shot put meet record while Washington's John Dvorak posted new marks in the 120 yard high hurdles and high jump. Marshalltown narrowly won the team title 59 14 to 58 over Washington, with Jefferson close behind. Dubuque won the sophomore division.
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J-Hawk Relays Track Meet Results Across Events
J HAWK Relays summary lists multiple events led by Marshalltown and Jefferson with wins in distance, relay, and field events. Key placements include Knutson, Meskimen, Hagenstein, Dvorak and McDowell earning top spots in discus, shot, high jump and relays. Notable records noted for old marks and fast times across boys and sophomores divisions.
Twins Ride Grant to 7 0 Victory Over White Sox
Jim Grant pitched a three hit shutout as the Minnesota Twins defeated the Chicago White Sox 7-0. Versalles Oliva Allison sparked the offense with early runs and Grant added a two more, clinching an eighth win in 11 starts.
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Four Teams Chase Midwest Lead In Early Standings
A four way race for the Midwest league early lead sees Clinton and Waterloo atop with one defeat each, while Quad Cities and Cedar Rapids close behind. Decatur handed Quad Cities a 6-5 loss on Ferro's homer and two RBI.
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College sports results mix of baseball tennis and golf
Iowa and Minnesota tied 5 all in baseball. Parsons led with 4 hits in a 9 0 win for Monmouth over Grinnell, while Ohio State rolled 10 to 2 over Northwestern. Tennis saw Ohio State beat Minnesota 5 4 and Iowa State edged Colorado 4 3. Golf results included Drake 17 Simpson 1 and Iowa State defeated Colorado 15 0. Prep track noted LaPorte City 70 Tripoli 62 and Charles City 1192 Osage 472.
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Palmer Leads After 36 Holes in Tournament of Champions
Arnold Palmer fired a 69 to reach 135 total and take a two stroke lead over Chi Chi Rodriguez and Doug Sanders at the Desert Inn Country Club in Las Vegas. Rodriguez shot 67, Sanders 68, with Snead Casper and Crampton at 139 and Nicklaus at 145. Rodriguez closed strong with three straight birdies including a 25 foot putt.
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Matson Tamers With Own Mark In Texas Tri Meet
Randy Matson of Texas A&M threw the shot 69- inches in a triangular meet with Texas and Rice, topping his pending world mark of 67-11 1 4. The 69-4 result could become an official world record pending approval from track authorities.
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Baseball Standings and Schedule for Upcoming Games
Saturday games feature Los Angeles at Kansas City Minnesota at Chicago Boston at Detroit Washington vs Cleveland Baltimore vs New York Sunday rematches include Los Angeles at Kansas City Minnesota at Chicago Boston at Detroit Washington vs Cleveland Baltimore vs New York Monday holds Washington at Kansas City Boston at Los Angeles New York travels to Cincinnati Philadelphia visits Milwaukee Pittsburgh plays St Louis Chicago faces Houston San Francisco vs St Louis
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Friday Night Results From Diverse City Matchups
Cincinnati tops New York by a point after a tense finish. Milwaukee defeats Philadelphia as Houston bests Chicago. St. Louis beats Pittsburgh, while Los Angeles wins against San Francisco. The night features multiple day night games with promising showdowns.
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Rawls Opens With 70 Lead in Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom
Betsy Rawls shot a two under par 70 to take a one stroke lead after the first round of the Betsy Rawls Peach Blossom Women's Open at Spartanburg Country Club. Judy Torleumke and Marilyn Smith tied for runner up at 71 while Marilyn Wright stood at 72 after an erratic front nine.
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Regis Golfers Beat Regina In Close Meet At Twin Pines
Regis golfers defeated Regina 166 to 190 at Twin Pines on Friday. Medalist Brian Huduk shot 38, three over par. Regis lineup included Dunn 40 Huduk 38 Seidel 44 Lockwood 44 Balik 44. Regina scorers were O Meara 42 Anciaux 50 Rogers 47 Dolzat 52 Cummings 51.
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Astros Extend Eight Game Win Streak At Home
The Houston Astros, 10-6 after eight straight wins, beat the Chicago Cubs 4-3 in eight innings as Joe Morgan, Joe Gaines and Al Spangler propelled a late rally. Dick Farrell earned his third win of the season, with Hal Woodeshick closing. The run lengthest streak for the expansion club.
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