Welty Way Wins Major Open Softball Showdown at Ellis Park
Welty Way defeats Collins Radio 4 2 to defend its Major Open softball crown at Ellis Park. A pivotal sixth inning saw eight Welty Way batters reach, aided by a four base hit loaded bases rally including a Dick Zuccato single and a Bob Timmons triple. Denny Linderbaum pitched four innings for Welty Way with Al Raush tossing three hitless frames to secure the win.
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Cyclones Fall to Missouri in Big Eight Baseball
Shortstop Greg Cyurel delivered a two out single in the ninth inning to lift Missouri to a conference win over Iowa State in Ames. The defeat hurts Iowa State’s chances for an NCAA playoff berth later this month.
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Game recap: Missouri tops Iowa State in late innings
Missouri defeats Iowa State 5 to 0 after a two run fourth inning and clever baserunning. Terry Hayes redeemed a rough day with three singles a walk and an RBI grounder. Iowa State falls to 20 16 in conference play and 20 16 overall while Missouri rises to 15 19 overall and 5 4 in conference.
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C R Iowa City Dogs Triumph in Field Trials
In Coralville reservoir trials, three dogs owned by Cedar Rapids residents Myron Radee Bennis Honkamp and John Peace plus one owned by Chuck Martin of Iowa City won top finishes. Derby and other placements listed include various handlers and dogs across the Southeast Iowa Retriever Club event.
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Hachey Beats K C Ring Champ in Sunday Bout
John Hachey of the Ellis YMCA boxing team won a unanimous decision over Danny Suan of Galeten Missouri on Sunday. Tony Breayn lost a one point split to Gary Reimers of Belleville. Hachey and teammates Drew Hachey Rudy Brown Ike Spott and Mike Henry advance to the Regina or Olympic boxing tournament May 17-18 at Muscatine.
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St. Jude's Wins In Parish Softball League Action
St Jude's nipped St Matthews 10-9 Sunday in parish league action. St Wenceslang defeated Immaculate Conception 10-2, St Joseph's beat St Pius 7-4, and St Ludmilla's defeated St Matthew's 3-3.
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El Paso Driver Wins Knoxville Feature at Iowa Track
Ed French of El Paso Texas won his first feature stack car race at Knoxville Iowa on Saturday. He passed Ray Lee Goodwin of Polo Missouri on the 15th lap of a 20 lap feature. Goodwin returned to the Knoxville track for the first time since an injury last July 5.
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Gouger Wins Jones Men's Golf With Net 34
Wayne Gouger shot a net 34 Sunday to win the Jones Park Men's golf blind draw event. Finishing second with a net 38 was Vennis So buda, followed by Al Wear with a net 36. Gordy Ribble had the nearest the pin on hole four. Next Sunday's blind partners handicap event at Jones starts 7:30 a.m. St Jude's boys beat St Pat's 11-7 in parish softball as Lyons and Sojkal led the winners and losers respectively. St Pins won by forfeit from St Joseph's. All Saints beat St Ludmila 13-6. In girls softball, Jo Good struck out two straight and St Matthew's beat St Ludmila 12-0. St Jude's defeated St Pat's 19-5 with Fagan pitching a 1-0 win over St Pat's.
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Bulls' Van Lier only equipment
Bulls guard Norm Van Lier scored 35 points to pace Chicago to a 108-101 win over Golden State in Chicago. Sloan added 15 and 25 points for the combined effort, while Rick Barry led Golden State with 21 as the Warriors dropped to 2-1 in the Western Conference final.
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Sunday Stars Batting Power Lifts Cardinals Slam Night
Reggie Smith starred for the Cardinals going 5-for-5 with two homers two singles and a double driving in five runs in a 6 to 4 loss to Chicago. Jim Hughes, Twins rookie, tossed seven innings of scoreless relief for his first major league win in Minnesota 6 3 over Kansas City.
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