Ninth inning rally seals Dubuque loss at Cedar Rapids
Cedar Rapids Cardinals rallied from 3-0 down with four unearned runs in the ninth to beat the Dubuque Packers 4-3. Dale Meier allowed five hits over eight innings with nine strikeouts. Freeman drove in the decisive run with a two-out single in the ninth.
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Ard Wins Three Events As LaSalle Romps By Dyersville Beckman
LaSalle breezed to a 92-22 victory over Dyersville Beckman Friday night led by Steve Ard a triple winner in shot discus and the 440 and part of a winning relay. John McCune added two titles the 100 and 220 while Mike Loeffler doubled in hurdles. Ard O'Hare Maloney Mackey led LaSalle in a dominant meet with multiple scorers.
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Coe Linksmen Triumph Over Grinnell and Tie Cornell
Coe College golf team defeated Grinnell 9 to 6 and tied Cornell 7 to 7 at Ellis Park Friday. Notables include Stearn, Brousard, Conklin, Meinert, and Garringer securing crucial wins, with scores listed across matches as Coe dominated both duels.
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Lawrence Welk Show Mother's Day Salute Tonight
The Lawrence Welk Show salutes mothers with a special tonight at 7:30 on Channel 9 in color. It highlights family themes and features musical performances by Welk and guests.
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Jeff and Wash Set Nine Marks in Relays
Jeff and Washington shared the Tri-State relays title with nine meet records. Bob Kohl starred for Jeff with 9.8 in 100 and 21.8 in 220, anchoring the 880 relay win. Jefferson also set marks in shot put and discus through Doug Lane, while Washington’s Sandy Waller and John Hotchkiss led in long jump and 440 respectively as the meet featured multiple records across sprint and field events.
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Charles City Wins Track in Northeast Iowa Meet
Charles City captured the Northeast Iowa conference track team title by winning seven of 17 events. Cresco’s Dave Nauman took the 220 and 440, while Oelwein’s Bill Ottilie won the long jump and anchored the winning half mile relay. The meets featured several records including Charles City and Cresco marks, with standout performances by Rick Fraschi, Arvi Rebassoo, and Mark Aschim.
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Northwestern Downs Iowa In Tenis Meet In Illinois
Northwestern defeated Iowa 7-2 in Evanston to raise its record to 15-5 while the Hawkeyes drop to 3-5 in Big Ten play. Iowa winners were Rich Strauss and Russ Murphy with singles wins and Murphy partnering in doubles.
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Clarke Breaks Palmer Perfect Game In White Sox Win
Clarke led off the seventh with a single to halt Jim Palmer's perfect night as Chicago beat Baltimore 1-0. Martin drove in the only run with a double in the same inning, extending the White Sox winning streak to seven.
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Protest Denied In Cedar Rapids Cardinals Protest
Cedar Rapids Cardinals lost their protest of a 4-3 game with Quincy on May 1 but received their $25 protest fee back. League president Jim Doster ruled the umpires erred by permitting a Quincy player removed from the game to coach at first base but said it did not affect the outcome. He returned the protest check as a mercy measure.
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Mitchell walked and teammates scored in two runs
Guerrero singled to drive in a run while Shantz also plated another, giving the team a productive offensive output in a short sequence.
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Fischer Hurls Warriors by LaSalle, 3-0
Washington pitcher Mark Fischer fired a three hit shutout against LaSalle, 3-0. He also contributed a single, while Gordie Pisarik's third inning hit sparked the Lancers’ missed chance and efforts from John Krumbholz were stifled by timely Warriors defense.
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Softball Church League Results From Noelridge
A fragmentary listing shows church league softball results and team pairings across multiple churches including Christ Church, First Lutheran, St. Pius X, St. Mark's, Lovely Lane Methodist, All Saints, St. Paul’s, Zion in Lutheran, and Westminster Presby. Forfeit notes and partial scores appear alongside names of players or captains such as Tivcas, McDonald, Yates, Frye, Knutson, Kullander, Porter, Stepanek, Andres, Beerman, Dostal, and Johnson.
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Knudson Wears Palmer Glove To Shoot 66 In New Orleans
Freckle-faced George Knudson fired a 66 to lead the second round of the New Orleans Open at Lakewood Country Club. Arnold Palmer did not play, but Knudson wore a Palmer glove and said he played like Arnie. Jack Nicklaus shot 68 to stay one behind, tied with Bob Charles and Johnny Pott at 138.
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Putting Tip Helps Judy Kimball Gain Dallas Lead
Blonde Judy Kimball of Sioux City used a Harvey Penick putting tip to shoot a five under par 66 and join Jo Ann Prentice atop the Dallas Civitan Open leaderboard. Both carded 138 after 36 holes. Kimball, nursing an ulcer, needed 25 putts for the round and Beverly Klass, a 10-year-old California pro debutant, shot 88 and impressed with 12 and 15 foot putts.
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Downs Racing Called Off At Hawkeye Downs Tonight
Stock car racing at Hawkeye Downs has been canceled due to wet grounds and cold weather per promoter Homer Melton. Racing will resume next Saturday night.
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College Baseball and Tennis Results From Multiple Programs
A scattered set of results from Big Ten and other conferences shows Iowa losing to Michigan 0-2, Missouri defeating Iowa State 5-1, and Drake splitting 1-2 with an opponent. Other noted scores include Oklahoma 14, Kansas State 63, and Arizona State beating Arizona 7-2. College tennis features Northwestern 7 2 over Parsons as well as Ohio State and Minnesota results. Golf details are incomplete with mixed scores for Parsons, Minnesota, and Creighton.
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