Robinsons Lead Oriole Band Again In 11-5 Win
Orioles rout Washington 11-5 as Brooks and Frank Robinson hit consecutive homers in the sixth after a batting order shuffle. Brooks scored three runs with five total RBIs, Frank added two hits and his ninth homer. Steve Barber started strong before a rough sixth inning.
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St Louis 4 0 Cincinnati 0 Air Force 3 Denver 2 Ripon Monmouth 1 Milton 7 George Williams 1 Notre Dame 17 Illinois 27 Central Michigan 5 Eastern Michigan 4 Cal Western 0 Bowling Green 6 Kent State 4 Iowa State 0 Hobart 9 Hamilton Ben Dick 16 St Peter's ? W Post 9 Hofstra 0 Miami of Ohio 2 Toledo Minnesota Ohio State Oklahoma 2 2 South 3 Houston wins best of three 2-1 Prep Baseball results include Jett 10 C R Wash 6 Marion 16 Linnauer 1 Elkader 13 North Pro Soccer NAIA playoff notes Eastern Western Pitt 2 7 St Louis 31 cates 11 Phillies Eastern conference notes Across leagues.
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Iowa Falcons Challenge Spartans in Big Ten Track Meet
Iowa's Dick Gibbs and Tom Knutson delivered surprising performances as the Hawkeyes aimed to upset Michigan State in the Big Ten meet. Gibbs placed second in the long jump behind Ohio State, while Knutson set a career discus mark and Iowa qualified seven for finals amid windy conditions. Michigan State led with points after day one, with Iowa close behind and a potential upset possible in Saturday's finals.
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Stockton Leads Colonial with Surprising Four-Stroke Edge
Dave Stockton, stunned by a four stroke margin at the Colonial Golf Club, fired a 65 to go with Thursday’s 65 for a 36-hole 131. Tom Weiskopf stands four back at 135 after a 65, while Homero Blancas and others chase at 138 or 139 as 15 players break par.
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Crawford Debacle Overshadows San Francisco Win Over Houston
The Astros lost 6-2 as umpire Shag Crawford ruled Willie McCovey’s eighth inning blast a home run, claiming the ball struck above the yellow line along the outfield wall in the Astrodome. The dispute marked Crawford’s second night of controversy over line calls at the 390-foot marks.
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Astros Protest Over Ball Clear of Line in Homer Debate
Lowery’s homer sparks protest as Astros argue ball stayed below the yellow line. Crawford is chided but not touched, while Giants manager Herman Franks bumps an umpire after Jim Wynn’s disputed homer. Giants contend Wynn foul. Crawford insists fair, above the orange line from 390 marks.
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Jeff Hawks To Roar Back In 13 Hit Win Over Wash
Jefferson high school erased a 6-2 deficit to outslug Washington 10-6 in a three game spring series rubber. B J Trickey and Burrell Low ery led a 13 hit attack with three RBI each while Lowery added a homer and a double. Tim Kelley and Joe Schmickle contributed multi hit support as Mark Tschopp finished strong on the mound.
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Ellsworth JC Gains in Meet
Ellsworth junior college beat Willmar 12-1 in the north central playoff as Ellsworth hosts. Flint Michigan defeated Wright Chicago 1-0 in 12 innings to earn a rematch with Ellsworth in the championship game Saturday.
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Cards Fall In 14 Inning Marathon In Burlington
Cedar Rapids Cardinals drop a 5-4 extra inning decision to Burlington after 14 innings. Nine of 16 Cards games go to overtime with only two wins. Highlights include Bobby Cox’s third homer and a late RBI single by Bob Smith to plate Washington.
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Fowler Leads Marion Nine In 16-12 Win
Marion defeated Linn-Mar 16 12 on Friday night at the Marion diamond. Pitcher Jim Fowler went the distance for the win and added two hits in four plate appearances. Linn-Mar scored seven runs in the top of the fifth but could not overcome Marion’s 11 run third inning.
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Warrior Sophs Defeat Jeff 12-7 on Washington Diamond
Bruce Ludeman scored twice in three attempts to lead the Washington sophomores to a 12-7 win over Jeff on Friday night at Washington diamond. The readable portion notes the final score and Ludeman's contribution.
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