Strange Play Lifts Dain to Victory
Dain Kalman Quail, newcomers to the Major Open softball league, beat Foster's 7 to 2 at Ellis Park in a wild hour 45 minute game. John Monroe starred with six innings pitched two earned runs six hits and 10 strikeouts along with three hits including a twobagger. Jim Lee drove in two with a bases loaded single in the sixth and Lee Usher Busch Brown led the winners with timely hits.
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Dain, Kalman & Quail
Ellis Park
Foster’s
Jim Lee
Lee
John Monroe
Foster
Mike Usher
Tom Busch
Larry Brown
Softball Scores From Noelridsge and Nearby Venues
Softball results feature Noelridge C R Welding 11 OK Lounge 6 and OK Lounge 7 Nasos 4 Green Pepper 6 R Place Lounge 3 Acme Electric 7 C N W Mr Steak 3 Mr Bubbles 5 Lemon Realtors 4 Welty Way 9 Franks Gaytime 8 Chappies 8 Ruzicka Bros 4 Lancer Lanes 7 Papa Juans 5 Marshall Homes 6 South Side Inn 3 Byers Happel 5 Paradise Lounge 15.
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Green Pepper
R-Place Lounge
Acme Electric
C.N.W
Mr. Steak
Mr. Bubbles
Lemon Realtors
Welty-Way
Franks Gaytime
Chappies
Ruzicka Bros
Lancer Lanes
Papa Juans
Marshall Homes
South Side Inn
Byers & Happel
Paradise Lounge
Haerther Wins Medalist Honors at Twin Pines Golf
Irene Haerther earned medalist honors with a 40 at Twin Pines Women’s Golf Association Thursday. Dee Pitner won the championship flight with 41 while Marilyn Layher, Mary Alicia Taylor, Donna Dunbaugh, Millie Flint, Lorraine Flynn and Neida Sedo led other flights with scores of 42 to 61.
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Irene Haerther
Twin Pines Women’s Golf Association
Dee Pitner
Marilyn Layher
Mary Alicia Taylor
Donna Dunbaugh
Millie Flint
Lorraine Flynn
Neida Sedo
Carol Burns Hagen and Bousleg share medalist honors at Indian Creek
Tuesday at Indian Creek Carol Burns Jean Hagen and Jo Bousleg tied for medalist honors with 43s. Hazel Traynor won First Flight with 47 and Eula Wood claimed Second Flight with 49. Lee Jost led Third Flight with 56 and other flight winners included Pat Klopfenstein Kathy Schoon and Lori Sweet.
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Carol Burns
Jean Hagen
Jo Bousleg
Indian Creek
Hazel Traynor
Eula Wood
Lee Jost
Pat Klopfenstein
Kathy Schoon
Lori Sweet
Banks Released From Hospital After Brain Bruise
Duane Banks, UI baseball coach, has been released from University hospitals in Iowa City and is resting at home. He suffered a bruise on his brain when struck by a batted ball during practice on April 19 and will remain home for several weeks. He will not return to coaching this season.
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Iowa City
Duane Banks
University of Iowa
Banks
Braves End 17 Game Slide With 6 1 Win Over Pirates
Jeff Burroughs supplied the champagne moment as Atlanta snapped a 17 game skid by beating the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-1. Max Leon drove in three runs and, with Rich Camp, held Pittsburgh to four hits. The win came as Atlanta’s chaos at manager continued with Ted Turner stepping back from managing duties.
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Atlanta Braves
Braves
Jeff Burroughs
Pittsburgh Pirates
Burroughs
Max Leon
Rich Camp
Pittsburgh
Leon
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
Montreal
Philadelphia
San Francisco
San Diego
New York Mets
Bruce Kison
Brian Assel
Stine
Atlanta
Vern Benson
Chub Feeney
Ted Turner
Turner
Dave Bristol
Bowie Kuhn
Ali proposes Norton Young elimination bout for title shot
Muhammad Ali announced plans to stage an elimination bout between Ken Norton and Jimmy Young to decide who should challenge him for the heavyweight title. Ali, preparing to fight Alfredo Evangelista, said the winner could face him within months while he contemplates retirement.
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Norton
Bobick
Ali
Young
Jimmy Young
Young-Norton
Capital Centre
Angelo Dundee
Dundee
Foreman
Frazier
Ken Norton
Herbert Muhammad
Upper Iowa Sweeps Luther in Iowa Conference doubleheader
Upper Iowa improved its Iowa conference record to 9 5 with a doubleheader sweep of Luther. The first game ended 1 0 as Dave Gaskill scored on a wild pitch after a fifth inning sequence. The nightcap finished 3 2 in eight innings as Luther dropped to 7 5 in conference play and 12 16 overall.
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Decorah
Upper Iowa
Luther
C.R. Jeff
Dave Gaskill
Stepanek Receives Sixth Mount Mercy Letter in Spring
Mary Kay Stepanek, former Cedar Rapids La Salle star, earned her sixth varsity letter at Mount Mercy's spring athletics banquet. The sophomore earned letters in volleyball basketball and softball over the past two years, while Marty Novak Ruth Ranson also earned their fifth letters. Others earning fourth letters included Anne Dale Kim Lord Martha Dittman Duane Beer and Steve Blum. Brock Stole Seven Bases in World Series Seasons 1967 and 1968.
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Mary Kay Stepanek
Cedar Rapids la Salle
Mount Mercy
Stepanek
Marty Novak
Ruth Ranson
Anne Dale
Kim Lord
Martha Dittman
Duane Beer
Steve Blum
Namath Signs With L A Rams
Joe Namath joined the Los Angeles Rams after agreeing to terms as a free agent. The 34 year old quarterback, once dominant with the New York Jets, said football comes first though he plans to pursue acting interests. He thanked the Jets and Rams owner and spoke at a Beverly Hills press conference.
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LOS Angeles
Joe Namath
Los Angeles Rams
Namath
New York Jets
Broadway
Sunset Strip
Beverly Hills
Rams
NFL
Jets
Jimmy Walsh
Crenshaw Uses 3-Wood to Share Lead in Colonial
Ben Crenshaw shared the lead with Al Geiberger at the Colonial National Invitation in Fort Worth Texas with a 65 after a steady round. A host of players including Tom Watson Tom Kite and Chi Chi Rodriguez chased from behind as the field enjoyed near record scoring on a calm day.
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Fort Worth
Texas
Ben Crenshaw
Crenshaw
al Geiberger
Colonial
Gentle Ben
Ray Floyd
Geiberger
Roger Maltbie
Chi Chi Rodriguez
John Schroeder
Rodriguez
Tom Watson
University of Texas
Tom Kite
Gary McCord
Ed Sneed
Julius Boros
Rod Curl
Lee Trevino
Colonial Golf
Ed Snead
Jim Masserie Seanae
Mark Hayes
Mac Mclendon
Lee Elder
Butch Baird
Red Curl
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Cliff Drysdale
Dick Stockton
Dallas
Stockton
Drysdale
Strange Play
Dain
Jack Ogden
Busch
Moore
Jones
P Brown
Hern
Coombs
DK & Quail
Foster's
McDermott
Weaver
Mara
E -Hurlbert
Monroe
Swyers
Hernandez
Fosters
Ted & Franks
Collins
Great Plains
C.R. Kirby
Noelridge
C.R. Welding
OK Lounge
Nasos
Roto
Haerther
Banks Is Home
The
Associated Press
John D'Acquisto
Buddy Schultz
al Hrabosky
Tony Scott
Don Kessinger
Keith Hernandez
Reds
Ken Griffey
Mike Tyson
Bake McBride
Cardinal
Kessinger
Scott
Dodgers
Expos
Dave Lopes
Reggie Smith
Don Sutton
Sutton
Mike Garman
Don Drysdale
Garman
Larry Christenson
Christenson
Giants
John Montefusco
Montefusco
Greg Luzinski
Rich Hebner
Mike Schmidt
Phillies
Padres
Mets
Tom Griffin
Griffin
Rollie Fingers
John Milner
Jerry Koosman
Gene Tenace
RBI
Doug Rader
Mike Champion
Carlson
Bader
Fink
Tranvik
Upper
Iowa
Ostebur
Brock
Lou Brock
Cardinals
L.A. Rams
Trevino
Texas Christian University
Jim Sullenger
Skogman-Ralston Insurance, Inc
First Avenue
Wes Ralston
Cedar Hills
Wrestling Veterans Auditorium
Cedar Rapids
Bob Slaughter
Rufus Jones
Dibiase Special
Sobenny Wiskosel
Ramirez
Sorandy Orton
Ss Brewer
Marion Bev
FBI
Medical Society
Foundation
Automotive
Trenton
Fleetway
Marion East End Shopping Co
7Th Avenue
Owa City
Muscatine
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