Welty Way Escapes Late Josephs Bid
Veteran Rich Stephen and Welty Way upset Josephs in a Major Open softball game at Bilise Park. Welty Way trailed late but rallied to win 6-3 as Shoat and others delivered key hits and runs, while Josephs faced discipline and solid defense from Welty Way.
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North Tama Tops Kennedy in baseball tuneup for state
North Tama edged Cedar Rapids Kennedy 1 0 in a spring tuneup as Mike Clari pitched six hits allowed and drove in a run. He went 2 for 2 with Torle day and Steve Himschool 2 for 3 led the offense, while Rod Mefford added two hits for Kennedy. Curtis Bohnstenger was hit by a pitch and scored on John Dedic's double in the fifth. Lon Caslavka doubled in a run as Clark and Dedic later contributed.
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Rod Mefford
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Scott Ont
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Bob Dunn
Jay Osmundsots
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Ryan Peles
Ana
Deve Stu
Cedar Hills Barbershop Dominates Edgewood Cleaners 19-0
Cedar Hills Barbershop crushed Edgewood Cleaners 19-0 as Norm Young Tyler VanHorbeck and Randy Ker led pitching, VanHorbeck homering and Brian Champar adding three hits. Sunrise Optimists beat Carpenters Local 308 12-2 in minor league action. Sanitary Dables topped Midwest Investments 16-4. Maj City Lanes won 4-3 over IBEW 1862. Morgan Creek Quarry routed Verns Standard 45-22 in girls softball.
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Baseball game report with pitching mishaps and late errors
In the seventh inning Stephen dominated top hitters with 12 strikeouts of 16 faced as a fireballer in his debut but Welty and Joens endured rough patches. Cochrane faltered in the seventh and Joens struggled, while Sturm and Reed drove in runs as late miscues helped. Ruzicka, Kane, and a local scene wrap with scattered notes on a card game.
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John Cochrane
Pich
Tao Joens
Dick Zucatoan
Iran
Gary Morrow
Cliff Rice
Joseph
Zoens
Ray Sturm
Crenshaw Leads College Golf At Colonial Tournament
George Knudson and Homero Blancas led but Ben Crenshaw, 19, UT freshman, posted a 69 as 8 amateurs trailed by two shots at the Colonial. Crenshaw’s drive to turn pro remains uncertain while Twelves at even par and stars like Casper and Player trailed. Blancas, last year’s winner, praised calm conditions predicting low scores if the weather stays favorable.
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Fort Worth
King Billy Casper
South Africa
Gary Player
Arnold Palmer
Blancas
University of Houston
Jefferson Norway Split Extra Inning Baseball Games
Jefferson and Norway split a couple of extra inning baseball games Thursday. Norway won the opener 9 1, then edged Jeff 3 2 in the second. Max Watt and Jim Ryan starred for Norway while Brad Trickey and Mike Curran led Jeff with multi hit efforts.
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Cedar Rapids
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Ving
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Jim Ryan
Difiott
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Brad Trickey
Jefe
Mike Corran
Duane Clark
J-Hawks
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Clark
Doug Bolland
Blake DeMaria
Washington Warriors Triumph Over Williamsburg 13-7
Washington high School improved to 10-6 in the spring season by defeating Williamsburg 13-7. Rallying from a 3-2 deficit, Washington scored four in the fifth, then took a 19-3 lead in the sixth as Ray Stefani and Greg Seyler contributed multiple hits. Bob Kelzenberg sparked the attack with three hits in three trips, while Stefani and Seyler each added two hits.
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Phil Nelson
Greg Seyler
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Regis Sophs No-Hitter Stuns Aquin in Five Innings
Cedar Rapids Regis sophomores Merfeld and Miller combined for a five inning 12-2 no hitter against Cascade Aquin. Barry Todd and Bob Beals each collected two hits including triples. Todd drove in three runs with a bases loaded three bagger.
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Tom Miller
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Bob Beals
Regis
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Washington Sophs Rally Behind Triple Trio
Alan Torgler and Tom Wilson each collected three hits to power Washington's sophomore baseball team to a 10-4 victory on Thursday at Kennedy. Martin, Day, Hoeck, and Croy supported the effort with additional hits as the Warriors forged ahead in the early innings and held on for the win.
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Alan Torgler
Tom Wilson
Washington
Kennedy
Martin
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Hoeck
Croy
Ames Faces Cyclones In State Track Meet Showdown
Ames eyes a strong state track showing led by Dennis Raloff in the 440 and relay teams. Doolin battles hamstring recovery, while Des Moines East’s Fisenlauer and Heelan’s Mot Ted challenge in sprints. Jeff Stutskhy’s squad aims to strike in 440 and 880 relays and field events as rivals from Stout and Waterloo push for titles.
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Bob Wilson
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Dick Fisenlauer
Sioux City Heelan
Gene Mot- Ted
Rick Marsh
Rick Tallman
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High Hopes for Doolin in Class AA State Track Meet
Hawks rely on Jeff sprinter Emmitt Doolin at Ames for the state meet despite a ham string pull a month earlier. Coach John Ask hopes he rebounds to top form as Doolin’s 9.3 in the 100 could pace the Hawks.
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J-Hawk
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Nebraska Star Pleads Guilty in Lincoln Larceny Case
Rodgers, star sophomore flanker for Nebraska, pleaded guilty in Lancaster County District Court to a felony larceny charge. Sentencing was deferred for a pre sentence investigation. Also charged is Randy McCall, 20, of Lincoln, with preliminary hearing set for July 3. incident linked to May 20, 1970 at a Lincoln service station.
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Omaha
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Paul Douglas
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Prairie Net Team Defeats Linn-Mar In Tennis Duel
Prairie's tennis team defeated Linn-Mar 8-1 in a dual meet on Thursday at Prairie. Matches featured losses and wins with notable scores. details are partially garbled but indicate a clear Prairie victory in most bouts.
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ann-Mar
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P. del
Deuard
Ie Johnson
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John Nasa Has Ace in Elmcrest's No 10 No Hitter
John Nasa pitched Elmcrest High No 10 in a 6 2 junior high game against Taft Thursday. Gary Duede and Carl Monk combined for a strong effort as Taft managed two runs. Harding produced a triple and Mike John Nasa added a double in the win.
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Elmcrest
Taft
Gary Duede
Carl Monk
Tafl
Harding
Iba
Eng
Mike John NASA
Ana
Ted Ruffin Lutea
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