Midwest baseball scores and Friday games listed
The Midwest scoreboard lists Thursday results Quad Cities 5 Cedar Rapids 1 in 7 innings Appleton 12 Waterloo 4 Burlington 12 Clinton 4 Wisconsin Rapids 11 Wausau 7. Tonight Appleton at Cedar Rapids Wausau at Clinton Waterloo at Quad Cities Wisconsin Rapids at Burlington. Saturday schedule mirrors Friday's results.
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Minors Day Games Report From Thursday
In the American Association Wichita beat Omaha 5 to 2 and Oklahoma City defeated Denver 12 to 6. Iowa was rained out at Springfield while Indianapolis edged Evansville 8 to 6. In the International League Richmond won 4 to 3 over Tidewater as Columbus at Toledo was postponed by rain and Rochester defeated Syracuse 6 to 5 with Pawtucket 7, Charleston 4.
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Local Softball Scores From Area Games
A list of softball results shows Our Saviors 27 over 1st Presbyterian 0 and Trinity Lutheran 16 defeating St Patrick 0, with many other small matches including Calvary Baptist 11 Evangelical Free 6 and Trinity Methodist 12 Immaculate Conception 7.
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Transactions Thursday sports roundup AP
Baseball Expos recall Dan Schatzder from Denver. Bills pick up Demps ey Blanton and others to free agents. Chiefs sign Emmitt Thomas. Rams add Johnson Smith and Andre Anderson. Jets claim Nemeth Terry on waivers. DiPietro Harrell White Jones signs. Redskins acquire Mandich from Dolphins. Spurs hire Doug Moe as head coach. Diplomats fined Dillon for abusive conduct. Strikers acquire Ian Callaghan. Nets fire Mendelson. SIU names Gottfried basketball coach. Alabama Birmingham hires Walker baseball coach. Maryland athletic director Kehoe resigns.
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Melnyk Leads Colonial After 65 In Windy Opening Round
Steve Melnyk shot 5 under par 65 to take a one stroke first round lead in the Colonial National Invitational. He birdied the final hole for a 22 putts total, one-putting every green from the seventh to the eighteenth, as Lee Trevino Fuzzy Zoeller Gil Morgan and Mike Sullivan trailed at 66 amid thunder and rain.
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No-hit honeymoon ends for Algar Kirby
Loren Algar of Cedar Rapids Kirby survives two unearned first inning runs to pitch a 3-2 eight inning victory over Eastside Maidrite in Major Open softball at Ellis Park. He allows four hits, aided by timely hits from Mike Lucas and Algar himself, with the decisive run scoring in the eighth.
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Hulbert wins Hawkeye race on Marion 35 mile course
Jim Hulbert of Marion wins the Hawkeye Bicycle Association series race covering 35 miles in 1 hour 27 minutes at Marion. Vern Rotert finishes second in 1 hour 32 minutes, just five tenths of a second ahead of Guy Gooch.
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Monona M F L Edges Cresco In Tight Baseball Victory
Monona M F L edged Cresco Notre Dame 2 1 in a high school baseball game. Kevin Johnson's two out single in the sixth plated the winning run, while Jon Vangen collected two hits for M F L as they improved to 5 2.
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