Wash, Jeff Eye Marks In Tri-State Relays
Wash and Jeff of Cedar Rapids and Iowa City lead a six team Tri-State track field in Dubuque Friday night aiming to rewrite records. Top performers Kohl Lane Surom Freese Waller Rudd vie to break marks in sprint distance, mile, 880, long jump, shot, discus and pole vault with events starting 6 p.m. admission 1.00 and 0.50 for students.
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Wash
Jeff
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Wahlert
Central High
LaCrosse
Wis
Kohl
Carl Surom
Soph Rick Freese
Freese
Sandy Waller
Lane
Bob Rudd
John Hotchkiss
Fuller Wins Paul K. Scott Award at Cornell College
Fuller, a football player and golfer at Cornell College, was named the outstanding senior athlete at a recognition banquet. Guest speaker John Pfitsch of Grinnell spoke as part of the event, with other awards given to Newell, Foster, Luther, Murray, Nelson, and Anderson for various freshman and sport distinctions.
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MT. Vernon
Bill Fuller
Paul K. Scott
Cornell College
John Pfitsch
Grinnell
Dave Newell
Charles Foster
Pat Luther
Iowa City
Bob Murray
Ward Nelson
Tom Anderson
Cedar Rapids
Coe and Cornell face pivotal Midwest showdown in Illinois
The Southern division title race tightens as Coe College and Cornell invade Monmouth and Galesburg Illinois for six final games. Ed Schwenke seeks Friday win, with Jeff Hansen ready, while Don Ingerson starts for Monmouth and Jerry Crees may pitch after returning from injury.
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Glenn Drahn
Kohawks
Jeff Hansen
Ed Schwenke
Jerry Crees
Monmouth
Galesburg
Ill
Cornell
Scots
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Drahn
Son
Grinnell
Coast and regional scores from the league play
In a compact update several games finished with clear winners. Pacific Coast beat Denver 5 to 2 while Iadignenete outscored San Diesel 4 to 2. Tulsa prevailed 7 to 0 over Ok. Portia International League Rochester defeated Toledo 5 to 2. Columbus beat Syracuse 7 to 0. Buffalo topped Rio 2 to 0 and Toronto won 6 to 1 against Jacksonville.
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Epstein Is Sent Down Might Quit By Orioles Deadline
Veteran pitchers were cut and rookies faced optioning as Baltimore sent first baseman Mike Epstein to Rochester before the 25 player limit. Epstein, 24, the minor league Player of the Year, declined comment after meetings with Hank Bauer and Harry Dalton.
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Oriole
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Bill Monbouquette
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Manny Jimenez
Bob Buhl
Los Angeles Dodgers
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California Angels
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New York Mets
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Kansas City
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Mets
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John Miller
Epstein
Boog Powell
Orioles
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Terry
New York Yankees
Detroit
Monbouquette
Boston Red Sox
Sox
Norway shuts out Cedar Rapids Jefferson 8 0 in district finals
Right-hander Dick McVay fired a one hitter and struck out six of the first seven batters as Norway blanks Cedar Rapids Jefferson 8 0 to reach the substate tourney. Jeff pitcher Doug Wilford struggled with control and five unearned runs came in the fourth. Randy Schulte led Norway with two of four hits.
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McVay
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Joe Schmickle
Schmickle
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J-Hawk
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Doug
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Adolfo Phillips Flubs Catch on Willie Mays Hit
Chicago left fielder Adolfo Phillips misplayed a fly ball hit by Willie Mays in Chicago on Wednesday. The ball bounced off the wall for a double, shown near his right elbow.
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Chicago
Adolfo Phillips
San Francisco
Willie Mays
Weibel Paces Cornell Victory Over Grinnell
Cornell college defeats Grinnell 84 to 56 in a Midwest conference track meet. Hal Weibel wins the 100 and 220 yard dashes for Cornell while Thor Everson claims the high jump and 440 yard hurdles for Grinnell.
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Cornell College
Grinnell
Hal Weibel
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Thor Everson
Peter Jennings Anchors ABC News on KCRG TV Nine
Peter Jennings anchors the ABC News telecast on KCRG TV channel 9 each weekday at 6 00 pm. The program airs Monday through Friday with Jennings as the lead anchor.
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ABC News
Kcrg-Tv
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