Regis Falls To Norway In Extra Innings 1 0
Randy Boddicker drove in the winning run with a run scoring double in the eleventh inning as Norway edged Regis 1 to 0 at Daniels Park. Ten scoreless innings featured pitching duels by Terry Brecht and L Ward for Norway and Mike Mulherin and Mark McCool for Regis. Regis stranded McCue at third in the fourth and falls to 1-6 while Norway remains largely undefeated this spring.
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Randy Boddicker
Norway
Regis
Daniels Park
Terry Brecht
L. Ward
Mike Mulherin
Mark McCool
Royals
Mike McCue
McCue
Tigers
Elliot
Boddicker
Kennedy
En Hsane
Pane Mulherin
Oelwein Dominates North High Hawk Meet Behind Angle and Miller
Gary Angle wins three events including the long jump and hurdles and runs on Oelwein’s winning mile relay as Burke Miller takes the 100 and 220 and anchors the winning 440 relay. Tripoli finishes second in a 12-team field at West Union.
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Gazette West Union
Gary Angle
Burke Miller
Oelwein
Tripoli
Angle
Huskies
Miller
Crawford
Erie
Sara Th
Idoeter
Sian
Grimm
Jon
Decorah
Humker
MFL
Mosher
Sumner
Mus
Del
Steffen
Stienmetz
K Ter
Nett Paimershem
Mos R
Milter
Steva
Fredericksburg
Mar
Valley West Central
Bachman
Blac Rane
Tyler
Lawrence Tops Cornell in Track Meet
Special to The Gazette Lawrence defeats Cornell 89 to 51 in a dual track meet. Dick Gast is Cornell’s only double winner, taking both the 880 and the mile. Lawrence wins the relay and several field events, with notable performances in the 440, javelin, and triple jump.
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MT. Vernon
Lawrence
Cornell
Dick Gast
Gast
Tieren Ziegler
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Lesle
Nessman
Sernacer
Nol
Coddington
Ziegler
Availa
Pole Veult
Nesley
Ares
F Rod Son
Rams Capture Golf Quadrangular
Cornell won a golf quadrangular at Squaw Creek with Mark Christiansen medalist at 73. Monmouth, Knox, and Coe followed with 412, 421, and 456 strokes respectively. Rams totaled 390 strokes led by standout performances from Gretenoggen and Dave Howard.
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Cornell
Squaw Creek
Mark Christiansen
Rams
Monmouth
Knox
Coe
Recend
Yb Gretenoggen
Dave Howard
College Baseball Results Across Several Matches
Wisconsin lost to Iowa 5 3, Oklahoma 6 5, Northern 3 12 innings, Upper Iowa 5 4, Indiana 5 3, Illinois 11 Purdue 11 8, Colorado 8 5, Missouri 9 3, Kansas 3 6. Also listed are college golf, track, tennis, and prep golf scores among various schools and teams including Iowa State Drake Luther and others.
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Iowa
Oklahoma
Ove Ste
S. D. Northern
Wichita
Upper Iowa
Iowa Wesleyan
Indiana
Mich
Luther JV
Cornell
Knox
Iowa State
Drake
Missouri
State WA
Luther
St. Moir Va
Lawrence
Michigan
Low
Northern
Mankato St
Jane
Londen
Norway
Roy
Linn-Mar
J-Hawk Relays Produce Thrilling Team Race in Kingston
Dubuque wins its second straight team title with 46 points at the eighth annual J-Hawk Relays as Jefferson and Marshalltown contend but are ensnared by disqualifications. Mark Votroubek of Kennedy dominates hurdles with 14.7 and 22.2 seconds wins both high and low events. Scott Puryear takes shot put at 57-11. Wash’s Phil Danowsky soars 20-6 in long jump.
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Mark Votroubek
Kennedy
Kingston Stadium
Dubuque
Jefferson
Marshalltown
Rams
Votroubek
Jeff
J-Hawks
Cedar Rapids
Scott Puryear
Wash Soph
Phil Danowsky
Medley relay title to Handy group and Kennedy shine
The Handy group of Cougars won the medley relay with Kent Schwitzer Tom Johnson Norm Mallory and Rick Freese. West Waterloo topped the sophomore scoring with 56 points and Jeff Jefferson’s John Burke set a pole vault record of 12 feet.
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Kennedy
Kent Schwitzer
Tom Johnson
Norm Mallory
Rick Freese
West Waterloo
Jefferson
Jeff
John Burke
Seemer
Jott
Nen Senaman
Greg Rosner
Marsh
Tom Kaulten
A Sre &. W
N Belning Emmen “Doolin
Pete Im Rair
Greg Wildman
Carl Meyer
Herronine
Ken
Prairie
Ken Rosenkraus
E. Charles
Smith
Wash
Bobor
Tom Maltin
Gies
Kenner
Doug Mohr
Dub
Am Laplant
Tom Millen
Dan Martin
Mark Lewis
Ie “Pighs
Mark Votroubek
Scott Norten
Ken Wetsely
W. W
Jerry Moses
Mike Burrows
Larry Radner
Gregg Wildman
Dan Slocum
Robin Snyder
Dubuque
East Waterloo
Washington
Selon
Se Votroubek
Scott Noltensmier
Dick Barber
Kent Weel
al Morgen
Andy Kessell
Brian Myer
Jeff Hensel
Jim Mitralsky
Prair
Oan
Jerry Stevens
John Fay
Tom Wilcox
Ick Hunter
Marshalltown
Eas Waterloo
John Kopp
al Kutsch
Mike Illispie
John Reethig
Ferson
Mile Taler
Gress Wildman
Lencree
Dave Weld
Larry Ka
It Waterloo
Kingston Stadium
C R Cards Win Third Straight Behind Estrella Eight-Run Shutout
Dick Estrella held Waterloo to three hits over nine innings as Cedar Rapids blanked Waterloo 8 0 to extend their Midwest League win streak. Jorge Roque hit his first homer, and a five run eighth inning broke the game open. The Cardinals play Clinton next, with Dionicio Gonzalez slated to start.
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Estrella
C.R
Lewiston
Cedar Rapids
Cardinals
Waterloo
Roy Martyka
Jorge Roque
Don Sharp
Steve Frohman
Roque
Mel Pettigrew
Joe Snyder
Martyka
Dionicio Gonzalez
Clinton
Decatur
Gary Marion
Millan
Juan Romagosa
Stomach Problems Force Al Lopez to Quit as Sox Manager
Al Lopez, famed Chicago White Sox manager, resigns due to a long stomach ailment. Don Gutteridge named to succeed him through 1970 after an 8-9 start and series loss to Kansas City. Lopez cites pills and pain, recalling a career with the Indians and White Sox including 1954 and 1959 pennants.
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Minneapolis
al Lopez
Chicago White Sox
Minnesota
Don Gutteridge
Lopez
White Sox
Sox
Kansas City
Brooklyn
Boston
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
Indians
New York Giants
Amiable
Senor
Los Angeles Dodgers
Stanky
Wisconsin Sweeps Iowa In Big Ten Baseball Doubleheader
Wisconsin defeated Iowa 3-1 in the opener and 5-2 in game two. Key plays included Ken Ray’s first inning hit and misplay that allowed a Hawkeye run, plus Wisconsin grafting two unearned runs in the second game on infield hits and an Iowa error. Jamie Hager earned the win in the opener and Lon Galli got the save.
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Madison
Wis
UPI
Wisconsin
Iowa
Hawkeyes
Ken Ray
Badgers
Bob Cataldo
Gary Buss
Dan Skalecki
Mike Setzer
Lon Galli
Area 10 Splits With Norse JV at Jones Park
Area Ten improved to 5-4 after a twin bill with Luther JV at Jones Park. In game one Area Ten won 11-4 as Dave Carney homered and Rick Kleppe added a double and a triple.
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Area Ten
Jones Park
Luther
Dave Carney
Rick Kleppe
Hawks Ninth in Golf Invitational At OSU
Iowa finished ninth of 15 teams at the halfway point of the Northern Intercollegiate Invitational in Columbus Ohio Purdue led after 36 holes with 756 strokes, Houston and Ohio State one stroke back Iowa totaled 782 Bob Wilson of Notre Dame led with 70 78 148 on the 7120 yard Scarlet course
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Columbus
Ohio
Iowa
Ohio State
Purdue
Houston
Hawkeyes
Bob Wilson
Notre Dame
Nall Medalist leads Marion in tri golf at Squaw Creek
Marion high school defeated Independence and Manchester in a triangular meet at Squaw Creek. Mike Nall of Manchester was medalist with 38. Marion 167, Armstrong 41, Jacobson 41, Meggers 41, Renfer 45. Independence 182, McClintock 45, Isham 45, Bentley 47. Manchester 178, Nalis, Miller 49, Carrithers 42, Cooney 49.
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Marion High School
Independence
Manchester
Squaw Creek
Mike Nall
Marion
Armstrong
Jacobson
Meggers
Renfer
McClintock
Isham
Bentley
Aart Manchester
Nalis
Miller
Carrithers
Cooney
Luther Golfers Edge St. Olaf in Minnesota Meet
Luther won 10 272 at Northfield led by Jim Moe and Rick Homstad each firing 74. Moe and Homstad shared medalist honors. Other Luther scores included John Wood 81 Rolf Blank 78 Greg Jones 90 Steve Everett 83.
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Northfield
Minn
Jim Moe
Rick Homstad
Luther
St.Olaf
Moe
Homstad
John Wood
Rolf Blank
Greg Jones
Steve Everett
Bosman Shuts Down Indians as Senators Win Five Nought
Washington right-hander Dick Bosman pitched a one hitter, improving to 3-1 with a 2.10 ERA as the Senators blanked Cleveland 5-0. Tony Horton’s broken bat single was the only hit. Yaz blasts two homers as Boston beats Detroit 3-2.
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Carl Yastrzemski
Dick Bosman
Bosman
Washington
Senators
Cleveland
Tony Horton
Ed Brinkman
Yastrzemski
Boston
Detroit
Yaz
Mike Cuellar
Baltimore
New York Yankees
Oakland
Seattle
Kansas City
California
Luis Tiant
Midwest and National League Baseball Scores and Schedule
Friday results across leagues include Decatur beating Cedar Rapids in a 17 inning marathon and multiple matchups listed for today and Sunday. NL East and West standings mix with several game-by-game results and upcoming schedule notes across teams like Chicago, Los Angeles, Pittsburgh, Atlanta, Montreal, and Houston.
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Appleton
Quincy
Clinton
Burlington
Waterloo
Decatur
Jeton
Gurtington
Cedar Rapids
Wat
Wisconsin Rapids
Post
Quad Cities
Chicago
L. Angeles
Pittsbururgh
S. Fran’co
Philadelphia 911
Atlanta
St. Louis
San Diego
New York
Cincinnati
Montreal
Houston
San Francisco
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Los Angeles
Moose
Morton
An oYrk
Ryan
Jen
Wise
Washburn
Shane
Angeles
Foster
San
Francisce tiaeSormick
Dierken
Nickroei
Conrad's Hitting Sparks Lowden to 6-3 Victory
Howard Conrad hit a three run triple and a single to power Lowden past Calamus 6-3. All six Lowden runs came in the fourth inning as Gregg Stolte pitched a complete game. Calamus foe Terry Steines had two singles and also pitched.
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Calamus
Howard Conrad
Lowden
Gregg Stolte
Terry Steines
Fatomus
Davidson Stoke
Ane
Wash girls golf team tops Linn-Mar in 185 229 victory
Washington girls golf team defeated Linn-Mar 185 to 229 Friday with Sue Harmon medalist at 39. Wash JV also won 233 to 279. Listed scores include Joanne Ore 47 Margo Julian 49 Barb Miller and Linn-Mar players Shaserenie Nemec Loy and Martha Sve Wil le.
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Sue Harmon
Washington
Linn-Mar
Wash JV
C.R. Wash
Joanne Ore
Margo Julian
Barb Miller
Linn- Mar
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Steve Repp
Terry Smittkamp
Jeffry O' Meier
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Sy Bassett
Eric Parser
Ric Hunter
Rick Marsh
Duane Dart
Eric Barker
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Joe Shulman
Larry Martin
Tarry Smith
Bill Kline
Herbert Moore
Joe Brown
Craig Sampson
Willie Austin
Sottersene
Larry Isaabe
Bob Steffen
Steve Bearbower
Steve Pope
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Jerry Green
Fred Mieke
Dick Estrella
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Bob Brown
Nick van Lue
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