LaSalle Lancers Start Early Aiming for .500 In 1973
LaSalle High baseball opens its 1973 season with an April 1 practice start and an early Wednesday game at Lisbon. Coach Dave Close, in his first year, returns eight letter men including Pat Kenney Mike Naughton Mike Saunders Jake Fahnle Jim Williams and pitchers Roger Garin John Staub and Steve Hansen. The Lancers expect a faster start and use speed on the bases as a key to success while defense and a young pitching staff shape the team.
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Dave Close
LaSalle High
Patenney
Steve Hansen
Roger Garin
John Staub
Lancers
Close
Dave's
Washington High
Upper Iowa
Fredericksburg
Cedar Rapids
All Saints
Pat Kenney
Mike Naughton
Mike Saunders
Jake Fahnle
Jim Williams
Kenney
Hansen
Garin
LaSalle Opens Summer Baseball With 16 7 Victory
LaSalle high school opened its summer baseball campaign with a 16 to 7 win over Lisbon. Pat Kenny led a 13 hit attack with a bases loaded triple and six RBIs. Roger Garin added a triple with two RBIs and Steve Sokol went 3 for 3.
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LaSalle High School
Lisbon
Pat Kenny
Roger Garin
Steve Sokol
Shsle Hanson
Kenny Stork
Ane Ly
Jeff Jayvee Wins in Five 10-0
Jefferson's junior varsity exploded for seven walks to plate seven runs in the first inning en route to a 10-0 five inning win over Deep River Millersburg on Wednesday. Jeff Jayvee had three hits as Tony Moyer added two and Gaskill Lacina also contributed.
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Millersburg
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson
Deep River
Jeff
Tony Moyer
Tiernan's Bat Lifts Williamsburg Past Regina 18-5
John Tiernan drove in five runs with two hits as Williamsburg defeated Iowa City Regina 18-5 in a high school baseball game. It was Williamsburg's first win in six starts and Regina's opener, with contributions from Buha Kessenser Hanrahan Doehrmann Petr and Meade.
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Williamsburg
John Tiernan
Iowa City
Regina
Roundup highlights from Memphis to Kansas City sports scene
ee t R TREVINO and Jerry Heard split low pro honors in the Danny Thomas Memphis classic pro am with two under par 70s. Ras Allen led a 51 team score to win low pro team honors. Gilmore faces $525000 paternity suit in Louisville. U S men reach world basketball finals with 92 62 win over Chile. women fall 63 59 to France. Ashe and Drysdale top seeds remain after two rounds at Caesar’s Palace. Royals will not protest Nolan Ryan no hitter. McKeeon cites pivot foot issue. D Aquisto throws no hitter for Phoenix over Tacoma 7 0. Bridges fired as Hawaii Islands manager. NHL and Soviet Union eye eight game tour in late Nov to Dec. Vancouver delays coach choice to June 1. Thistledown sets 2688 90 payout. Erie County names Rich Stadium arena after Bills deal. Shipley resigns at Southwestern Louisiana. Wetig named Slippery Rock head coach. Travis Williams signs with Chargers. Chiefs add Frank Cornish. Soutar wins Masters of the American Bowling Congress.
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Jerry Heard
Danny Thomas
Ras Allen
Artis Gilmore
Kentucky Colonels
ABA
U. of Louisville
Kansas City Royals
California Angels
Nolan Ryan
Royals
Jack McKeon
Ryan
John D'Aquisto
Phoenix Giants
Tacoma
Rocky Bridges
Hawaii Islanders
Thistledown
Cleveland
Erie County
Buffalo Bills
Rich Stadium
Beryl Shipley
Southwestern Louisiana
Cliff Wettig
Slippery Rock State College
Wash Nips Jeff In Girls' Tennis
Washington won the first five matches and held on for a 5 4 victory over Jefferson in a girls tennis dual at Memorial Tennis Center. GingerVon Lackum defeated Rhonda Anere 8 3 Ann Hamoren won by default Biederman Mokteby faced an opponent, and Barb Kuenzi defeated Debbie Tschopp. The doubles duels included Allard Kuenzi and Thorn ton Mykleby 10 7 and Graham Decker 10 3, with other scores listed.
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Jefferson
Memorial Tennis Center
Ginger von Lackum
Rhonda A Anere
Ann Hamoren
Biederman Born- Mokteby
Barb Kuenzi
Eras
Debbie Tschopp
Graham
Liz Miller
Allard-Kuenzi
J. Thornton-Mykleby
Buchheim-Tschopp
Berry Fl
Girls Golf Meet at Twin Pines Finishes With Washington Team Victory
Carol Pence shot 45 earning medalist honors while Washington posted 207 to win the team title in a girls triangular at Twin Pines on Wednesday. Other readable lines mention Cathy Pontius and Pat Kammerer with scores 51 and 59 among uncertain fragments.
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Carol Pence
Washington
Twin Pines
Bettomien
Corpence
Aan Zimmerman
Prav Hs Pies Deneeen
Fe Ff
Kalle Ter
Raed
Cathy Pontius
Pat ’ Porsey
Om Kammerer
Peace Set for District Golf
Seventy four teams from an original 247 qualified for the girls district golf tournaments to be held Friday at eight sites, with the state championship set for Charles City on Saturday May 26. The medalist field includes 81 players from 1,335 entries, led by Cedar Rapids Washington's Carol Pence who shot 77, the best state sectional score. Top sectional teams were Dubuque Wahlert 341, Dyersville Beckman 350, and Waterloo West 352.
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Charles City
Cedar Rapids
Washington
Carol Pence
Dubuque Wahlert
Dyersville Beckman
Waterloo West
J-Hawk Girls Edge Belle Plaine In Golf Duel
Jefferson high girls golf team defeated Belle Plaine 234 to 237 at Ellis Park on Wednesday. Medalist was Stephanie Malcolm of Belle Plaine with 52. other Belle Plaine scorers were Melissa Rogers 59 Dana Palmer 62. Jefferson scorers included Cathy Campbell 55 Sue Humphrey 58 Cyndie Stolte 60 Karen Cerveny 61.
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Belle Plaine
Ellis Park
Stephanie Malcolm
Melissa Rogers
Dana Palmer
R. Jean Formerson
Cathy Campbell
Sue Humphrey
Cyndie Stolte
Karen Cerveny
Federation Track Canceled at Brooklyn
Brooklyn meet scheduled for May 20 at the Federation all around track event has been canceled by officials today.
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Federation
Brooklyn
Ypsilanti Little League Seeks Clarification on Girl Player
Ypsilanti's American Little League received a ruling from Williamsport claiming a violation for allowing 12-year-old Carolyn King to play in an all male competition. The letter spoke vaguely and did not specify charter revocation or insurance talks. League President William Anhut plans to seek clarification and may pursue court action if unsatisfied.
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American Little League
Williamsport
William Anhut
Carolyn King
Anhut
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Little League
Iron Workers Triumph 1-0 in Major Open Debut
Iron Workers Local No. 89 defeated Joens Brothers Clothing 1-0 at Ellis Park in 57 minutes. Dick Burns doubled to start the seventh, Vic Abbott plated the run with a single, while Pat Ingram tossed a one hitter with six strikeouts in his Major Open debut.
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Iron Workers Local No. 89
Joens Brothers Clothing
Vic Abbott
Abbott
Don Joens
Iron Workers
Pat Ingram
Jim Tresnak
Ingram
Merchants Bank Tops Midwest 19 to 14 in Cedar Hills play
In Major girls softball, Lonnie Kahler Tracy Kohl and Jill Cocciola each tripled as the Merchants Bank defeated Midwest Investment 19 14. Kathy Bachelder homered for Midwest. Minor play saw Larry Sharp beat Jolly Wagon Ice Cream 9 4 with Lori Ann Becker and Lori Ritchart contributing homers and hits.
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Tracy Kohl
Jill Cocciola
Merchants Bank
Midwest Investment
Cedar Hills
Kathy Bachelder
Larry Sharp
Jolly Wagon Ice Cream
Lori Ann Becker
Lori Ritchart
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