Wynn Powers Astros Past Pirates With Grand Slam
Houston’s Toy Cannon Wynn drove in five RBI including a fifth inning grand slam to lift the Astros 9-3 over Pittsburgh on Monday. Wynn, hitting .557 last week, credited focus and a return to form after personal issues, as Houston moved into a first place tie with Los Angeles in the NL West.
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Associated Preys
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Harry Walker
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Los Angeles Dodgers
Sve
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Bob Watson
Tommy Helms
Pirates
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al Oliver
Los Angeles
Montreal
New York
Promoter Sought for USAC Stock Car Show at Cedar Rapids
For about two months debate swirls over a USAC late-model stock car event at Mawkeye Downs Cedar Rapids on June 10. Promoter prospects CR Sports Club and Shriners have declined. Observers note Knoxville drew 12 000 before rain halted their opener and predict CR date will go ahead with June 11 rain date in Knoxville as a twin bill for fans and sponsors.
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Mawkeye Downs
Cedar Rapids
CR. Sports Club
Shriners
Knoxville
Twin Hill
C R Has First Crack In C1 Promoter Mix Up
USAC stock car boss Bob Sweeney says promoter Marion Hoblogan did not have the first chance at June dates. Cedar Rapids is the target, with Knoxville possibly moving to June 10 if Cedar Rapids rejects. No firm Cedar Rapids decision date exists, but action is urged to proceed promptly.
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Bob Sweeney
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Marion
Cedar Stupids
Cedar Rapids
C.it
USAC stock car show in Sedalia faces protest turmoil
Irv Janey, IMCA leader, faced a potential USAC protest over illegal exhaust on his 1970 RoadRunner at Knoxville, risking forfeiture. He still ran in Sedalia as Dr Al Maynor, nicknamed The Flying Physician, impressed in Hawkeye Downs late model and will race Independence’s three-eighths mile dirt oval. Beswick, The Flying Warrier, to perform burnout series at Hawkeye Downs amid student free admission night.
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Sedalia
Irv Janey
IMCA
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Janey
Knoxville
Irv
al Mayner
Winthrop
Tony Dean
Monte Carlo
Maynor
Hawkeye Downs
Independence
Wil Sanger
Bill Zwanziger
Waterloo
Curt Hansen
Dike
Glen Martin
Tadee
Super Stocks, Inc
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Warrier
Morrison
L. Beswick
Beswick
Wash Girls Tennis Triumphs Over Prairie 6 2
Wash High School girls tennis defeated Prairie High 6 2 on Monday with Chavise Edwards leading No 1 singles and pairing with Barb Mate to win top doubles. The match featured strong play from Washington players and highlighted emerging talent.
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Barb Mate
Indy Clark
Bernadette Manian
I. Biaty
Pete Elect
Winnh Ai
Nancy Driven
Jan Vein
Memiery
Washington
Lenis
Fight Results Report From Unclear Event Amid Mixed Names
Unreadable OCR text lists multiple names and places without clear structure. The fragment references fights or results with inconsistent terms and scattered city and person mentions, lacking coherent details to identify event, participants, or outcomes.
Ambiguous minor league baseball scores from varied leagues
Fragmented OCR text lists multiple minor league baseball results across the Southern, International, Texas, American Association, and Coast leagues. Names and cities are garbled, yielding incomplete team matchups and scores such as Syracuse 40, Toledo 9 and Evansville 7.
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Fofi Wottechsotville
MeorTary
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Vidawaler
Toledo
Menbinale
Rochester
Tayo Galt Lake
Phoenic Hastert
Bean
Ting Rives
Vestry
Briles Leads State Bowling Open Teams Standings
Briles Bowling Supply of Cedar Rapids led the Open Teams class at the State Men's Bowling tournament with 3 104 total, 50 pins ahead of Morningside State Bank. Hartz Insurance and the Midnighters of CR trailed in Booster Teams, while Dan Moore of CR scored 707 in singles. Ray Yeager of CR placed high in all events with 1 910, and Bill Primrose with Jim Roster held second in doubles at 1 274.
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Cedar Rapids
Morningside State Bank
Hartz Insurance of
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Dan Moore
C.R
Jerry Milage
Muscatine
Ray Yeager
Boston coach Peter Larsen promoted at Curry College
In a terse AP dispatch from Boston, Peter Larsen, a former Boston State coach, was promoted today to head basketball coach at Curry College. The move follows Larsen’s tenure as an assistant coach at Curry last season and comes amid reshuffles reported three years after a previous post.
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Peter Lar
Boston State
Mandalay
Mull Shoots 69 To Win Jacobsen Open Golf
Amateur Roger Null of Rock Island won the Jacobsen Open at Indian Creek Country Club in Marton with a 69 total. He previously won in 1970, edging pro runners up Andy Horshorn and three others at 70 and 71. The 155-player field included 34 pros, with two eagles on No. 8 by Gary Lockie and Don Schrack.
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Indian Creek Country Club
Marton
Null
Andy Horshorn
Davenport Country Club
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Bettendorf
Don Schrack
Tama
Jerry Rippey
Cedar Rapids
Indian Creek
Elkader Star Signs for UNI Basketball Recruits
Cedar Falls UNI basketball coach Zeke Hogeland announces three Iowa high school seniors signed national letters of intent to attend UNI. Names include Bill Runchey from West Bend, Dan Costigan from Elkader Central, and Nick Cla ssick from Ames. also, Mike Green of Athens Ohio will compete in basketball after an earlier football signee.
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University of Northern Iowa
Zeke Hogeland
Iowa
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West Bend
Dan Costigan
Elkader Central
Nick Classick
Ames
Hogeland
Mike Green
Athens
Ohio
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