Royals rout A's 16-1 as Otis stars at plate
Amos Otis drove in five with a single two doubles and a homer to pace Kansas City’s 16-1 rout of Oakland. John Mayberry added two homers Lou Piniella a homer and two singles while Paul Splittorff earned the win. The Royals tied a club record with 20 hits and Gogolewski changed his windup delivering four strong innings against Minnesota.
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Bill Gogolewski
Otis
Kansas City Royals
Oakland
Gogolewski
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Twins
Mel Stottlemyre
New York Yankees
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Gaylord Perry
Detroit
Chicago White Sox
California
Wilbur Wood
Milwaukee
Bill Parsons
Baltimore
Dave McNally
Bob Lemon
Royals
A’s
John Mayberry
Lou Piniella
Freddie Patek
Paul Splittorff
Korir Helps Kohawks Grab Midwest Lead
Kip Korir of Coe led the Kohawks on opening day at the 50th Midwest conference track meet in Appleton Wisconsin. He won the javelin with 188-5, placed second in the long jump and qualified for finals in the 440 and 220. Grefe added a discus third as Coe led with 12 points while Grinnell and Lawrence followed.
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Wis
Coe College
Kip Korir
Kohawks
St. Olaf
Korir
Roger Grefe
Grinnell
Lawrence
Loop
Cornell
Cue
Dennis Lytle
Kohawks al Miller
Fran Rohlman
Miller
Lytle
Ray Ramey
Coe
Rich Fiore
Carleton
Jim Hemberger
Bill Dicker
Dennis Radosky
Knox
von Keith
Jim Toliver
Dave Wright
Craig Roberts
Barry Huff
Rolf Iverson
Edwee Cornell
Ken Moll
Major League Box Scores Look For Something
Classified style blurb inviting readers to buy or sell with a want ad. Mentions dialing a phone number 398 8234 for ads and hints at box scores and sports context. No further details provided.
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Kohawks Last In Loop Golf
In Appleton Wisconsin at the 1972 Midwest Conference golf championships Grinnell’s Skip Tredway and St Olaf’s Bob Schumacher shared medalist honors with a 152 round St Olaf defended its team title by placing three players among the top four medalists Oakes of Coe and Travis of Cornell tied for second at 154 with Ripon’s Jim Curtis Cornell finished eighth and Coe last.
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Appleton
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Coe
Mike Oakes
Cornell
Bill Travis
Oakes
Travis
Ripon
Jim Curtis
Grinnell
Skip Tredway
St. Olaf
Bob Schumacher
Holiday Trips Crawford Quarry edged in Cedar Hills league action
In Major league action Crawford Quarry edged Holiday Texaco 7-6 Friday. Major girls softball had Fowler Electric over Zachar Realty 12-10, El Mar Acres over May City Lanes 5-3, Midwest Investment over J-L Glass 18-11, Merchants Bank over Davison Champlin 23-12, Vern's Standard over Little King's 15-14, plus minor girls Henry's defeated Golony 12-11.
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Cedar Hills
Fowler Electric
Zachar Realty
el Mar Acres
May City Lanes
Midwest Investment
J-L Glass
Merchants Bank
Davison Champlin
St George Runs To 91 Victory To Push Record
St George improved to 13-2 with a 91 win over Prairie du Chien Campion on Friday. Bob Heiderschier collected three hits and three RBIs, while Jay Darling added two hits and two RBIs. Prairie du Chien struggled, with a rough line against starter Hayes and reliever Foster as St George pulled away.
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Prairie du Chien Campion
Bob Heiderschier
Jay Darling
Prairie Ou Chien
Reeder Beats Illinois Champ in Four Rounds at Rock Falls
Iowa’s Ron Reeder from Cedar Rapids, the 132-pound AAU and Golden Gloves champion, won a four round decision over Illinois AAU champ Lonnie Horn in Rock Falls in a 15 bout amateur boxing card highlight.
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Cedar Rapids
Lonnie Horn
Kennedy Girls Claim District Golf Meet Ahead of State
Kay Bassett led Kennedy with a 91 as the Kennedy girls won the district golf meet at Squaw Creek with a 390 total, Washington runner up at 403 and state qualification earned for both teams. Carol Pence 88 earned Washington a state berth as medalist was Chris Barker of Belle Plaine who also advanced.
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Carol Pence
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Ann Holmquist
Bassett
Pat Pilkenton
Lisa Aker
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Kathy Oloff
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Michelle Hotchkiss
Sandy Poorman
Laura Schmit
Lowdon
Sherri Stolte
Julie Rt
Candace Hein
Teri Conrad
Hawks Top Belle Plaine in Five Relay Victory Meet
Prairie high dominated Belle Plaine 99 54 winning all five relays. Individual winners included Benishek and Chekal for Belle Plaine with multiple top finishes across events such as 880 440 and shot put. Tight field times and relay exchanges highlighted the dual meet at Prairie.
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Benishek
Chekal
Mark Young
Gary Fordice
Oie
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Hlavecek
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Darrell Whiting
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Cedar Rapids Washington pair eliminated in state tennis tourney
In Bettendorf the Cedar Rapids Washington doubles team Beth Lindquist and Charlie Edwards fell in quarterfinals to Amy Lee and JoAnne Law of Dubuque. Singles play saw Barb Kunnert advance for Wahlert and Theresa Quirk win in the first round.
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Charlie Edwards
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JoAnne Law
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Julie Hasek
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Mincy Vandelune
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Anantic
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Red Oak
Joens Shuts Out King's On 3 Hits
Joens Brothers Clothing kept its title hopes alive with a 4 0 win over King's Concrete at Ellis Park. Don Joens pitched a three hit shutout, Walker two early runs in the first inning and scoring two more in the sixth. Krumbholz Donohoe Joens each had two hits. Howard Sears took the loss.
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Horace Clarke
Bobby Murcer
Roy White
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Gordy Pisarik
John Krumbholz
Greg Reed
Bob Clark
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Howard Sears
Duane Clark Aids Western Clinches NAIA District Crown
Missouri Western defended its NAIA District 16 baseball title by defeating Harris Teachers of St. Louis 6-3 in the final. Western advances to the Area 4 regional in Waverly, Iowa, to face teams from Wisconsin, Minnesota and Iowa, with the regional winner earning a berth to the national tournament in Phoenix, Arizona, starting June 5. Rick Keesee and Duane Clark drove in two runs apiece as Western built a 6-0 lead. Randy Evans and Terry Younghan allowed only four hits for the win.
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Duane Clark
Cedar Rapids
Jefferson Star
Randy Evans
Terry Younghan
Harris
Kenwood Runners Cup Grade School Meet Victorious
Kenwood runners scored 45 percent to win the Eastside grade school meet for fifth and sixth graders. Pierce led with second place 36 points, Johnson 29, Garfield 20, and Hiawatha and Nix each 18. Event notes list winners and times for both grades, including relays, sprints, jumps, and throws.
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Johnson
Garfield
Hiawatha
Nixon
Wachal No-Hit Victory Opens Alburnett Softball Season
Denise Wachal pitched a 13-0 no hitter to open Alburnett girls softball against East Buchanan. She also collected three hits as Alburnett rolled to the opener victory, with strong hitting and fielding throughout the game.
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J-Hawk JV Defeats Calamus 9-3 in Friday Tilt
Jefferson junior varsity beat Calamus 9-3 as Larry Paxton fanned 10 in four relief innings. Wayne Ribble and Scott Watson each had two hits, with Jefferson scoring in six innings. Porthson and Wreck teamed on the mound for Jefferson in the Fri day victory.
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Scott Watson
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Calamus
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Munson Squeezes Pace Norway 8-2 thriller at home
Freshman Ron Munson executed two run-scor ing squeeze plays to lift Norway past Lisbon 8-2 on Friday. He added one hit and four RBIs as Steve Stumpff and Bona each matched two hits for Norway and Lisbon’s Bona also produced two hits. Norway improves to 11-2.
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Ron Munson
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Trinity United Salem United and Concordia Lutheran Meet
Trinity United and Salem United faced Concordia Lutheran and other teams in a series of district matches. The event featured relay squads and performances from Steen, Bader, Hensley, Keele, Candler, Curran, Evans, Carr, Finders, and Joe among multiple clubs.
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UNI Splits in NCAA Tourney Final Duel
In Rolla Missouri Northern Colorado and Nort hern Iowa reached the District 5 college division finals in a double elimination NCAA baseball event. Northern Iowa lost 2 to 1 to Missouri St Louis on Friday then beat Missouri Rolla 5 to 3 to reach the finals. Ron Edgar drove in both runs for Missouri St Louis while Duane Usher scored UNI's lone run.
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University of Missouri-St. Louis
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Missouri-St. Louis
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