Worcester Paces Wild Collins Win
Steve Worcester sparked a dramatic eighth inning dash as Collins beat Cartwright Carpet 5 to 4 at Ellis Park. Cartwright rallied from a 4-0 deficit, but Worcester’s leadoff triple and ensuing run prevented a comeback, with Mefford miscues sealing the win and Larson allowing only two first-half hits before the late collapse.
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Rod Mefford
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Steve Dickinson
Gary Reid
Carter Wins All Around At National AAU Gym Meet
Mike Carter unattached from Louisiana State won the men’s all around crown at Kennely High, edging Koji Saito of Husky Gym Seattle for the team title as Roxanne Pierce claimed the women’s all around with 73.80. Controversy marred the women’s event with score protests and late changes.
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Kenneny High
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Louisiana
Ticely
Koji Saito
Husky Gym Club
Seattle
Roxanne Pierce
Philadelphia Gymnastics Club
Ann Carr
Saito
Brent Simmons
Iowa State
Bart Conner
Morton's Grove
Steve Hup
Stanford
America
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Coe Splits Cornell Cut In Baseball Midwest Tourney
Coe splits with Monmouth while Cornell loses, ending Cornell’s chances as the Midwest conference tournament opens. Barry Ernst pitched a four hitter in Coe’s 1-0 win over Ripon, Randy Patton driving in the decisive run in the ninth. Monmouth leads midway with 299 strokes. Coe 325, Cornell 319, Carleton tops the tennis loop.
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Rams
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Jeff Peschke
Denny Goettsch
Dave Welter
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Norm Lydiard
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Stengel and Harris to Lead Mets Garden Day Teams
New York AP reports Hall of Fame figures Casey Stengel and Bucky Harris will manage the National and American League squads respectively during the New York Mets 14th Garden Day pageant in June.
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Indiana Upsets Dotting Big Ten Track Debut Day
Indiana led Illinois 33-28 after Friday finals at the 75th Big Ten track and field championships. Steve Cobb edged Charlton Ehizuelen of Illinois in the long jump with a stadium record 23 feet 8.25 inches, while Greg Price beat Mike Balette in the discus with 185-5. Michigan freshman Mike McGuire won the 300-yard dash finals, and Indiana qualifiers led the field in several events as Illinois fought to keep pace.
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Sam Bell
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Ehizuelen
Cobb
Sopho
Michigan
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Mike Cleary
Illinois
Hoosiers
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Michigan State
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Woodbine Girls Set National Track Record
Woodbine's Debbie Esser leads the Tigerettes as they set three prelim records at the 14th Iowa girls state meet in Des Moines. The two-family mile relay, with Debbie and Denette Esser, Lynne and Caren Horstmeyer, clocked 3:53.6, breaking the national mark and Woodbine's state pace. Debbie anchored the 3:53.6 effort at Drake Stadium with a 0:95.8 split as Woodbine also claimed the sprint relay title.
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Lynne
Caren Horstmeyer
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Drake
Victor Bly
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Denette Eeser
Amy Kleinsmitt
Waverly Wins Northeast Iowa Track Meet With 116 Points
Waverly High School leads the Northeast Iowa conference track meet with 116 points as a sweep in field events boosts the team. Jay Dana Doug Benschater and Steve Carson each win two events. Dana takes the long jump with 228 1/2 inches and Caron wins several distances.
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Shell-Rock
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Doug Benschater
Steve Carson
Oy Dana
Benschater
Brawhater
Brad Johnson
Dong
Keith Ellingson
John Secor
Tom Arms
Charles City
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Steve Coregon
Telay
Kennedy Girls Win Cedar Rapids District Golf Title
Kennedy Cougars cruised to a 346 at Twin Pines on Friday to top Keokuk by 36 strokes and clinch a state berth. Medalist race leaders Ron Pinckney and Cathy Pontius led Kennedy with rounds of 84 and 88, while Cindy Poe of Keokuk was runner up. Pontius earns a state berth if her score beats the medalist at another district meet. Washington also advances with a 386 if it ranks among the district qualifiers.
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Cedar Rapids
Twin Pines
Cougars
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Ron Pincimey
Cathy Pontius
Cindy Poe
Pinckney
Poe
Pontius
Washington
Regis Golfers Beat State Meet Qualifier for Iowa City
Regis golfers finished second in the district meet at Squaw Creek to advance to the state tournament at Finkbine in Iowa City. Pete Hagen shot 74 as Regis totaled 4 over par, seven behind Waterloo, with Waterloo Columbus third at 312 and Kennedy fourth at 326. Medalist was Russ Hinze of Columns with 73, while teammates Shubert and others posted 74s.
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Finkbine
Iowa City
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Royals
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Russ Hinze
Steve Shubert
Stan Shubert
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Regis Girls Golf Crush Prairie at Twi Pines
Stalberger fired a 45 to lead Regis past Prairie 257 to 2(13-). Nelson led Prairie with 64 while Stalberger, Buster, Sulivan, Walixins and Robinson posted scores for Regis and peers for Prairie.
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Regis Girls
Prairie
Twi Pines
Kelly Nelson
Stalberger
Sharry Buster
Nell Sulivan
Lucan Walixins
Nalson
Gathy Qedorne
Amanda Robinson
Steia Travis
Regis Defeats LaSalle in Seventh Comeback
Regis rallied from an 8-6 deficit to score four runs in the bottom of the seventh and edge rival LaSalle 9-8 in prep baseball. Pat Quinn singled, Chris Cavanaugh and Tom Donnell doubled, and Chris Howard sacrificed in the late rally. Brad Wilhelm hit a three run homer for LaSalle in the seventh. Regis improves to 5-5.
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Chris Cavanaugh
Tom Donnell
Chris Howard
Royals
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Lancers
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O'Donnell
Paul Schenkelberg
Dave Ekland
Jeff Drahozal
Indians Stop West Branch in season opener
Marion Indians opened their season with a 10-5 win over West Branch Friday. They built a 10-0 lead before West Branch staged a late rally, but Marion held on. Pitcher Baker Hennett struck out key hitters and slammed two home runs to seal the victory.
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Marion
Indians
Brian Hennett
Softball Scores and Church Notices Across Local Groups
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