Warner One Hits Dysart Geneseo 2 0 In Regional Test
Warner fired a one hit ter to oust Dysart Geneseo 2 0 in the first round, earning a shot at defending spring champ Davenport Central, which beat Council Bluffs Jefferson 7 1. Decorah's Bill Varner pitched well for the Vikings and faces Tuesday start with Chuck Lynch ready if needed.
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Maselbas Urges Cards Past Bees in 4-0 Win
Cedar Rapids Cardinal Maselbas hurled a five hit shutout over Burlington Bees 4-0 as Art Brown Jimmie Jackson and Maselbas led the offense. Cards’ manager Roy Martyka eyed Jim Stedman or Jackson for starting duty if Stedman misses time. Kennedy arrives Tuesday to inspect the six game home stand. Coaches praised fielding with Forsch Calderan and Hofvendahl contributing strong plays while catcher Cotto left with a head bump after a double play attempt. Caudell was released Monday.
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Reinstatement Clouds Iowa Football Coach Nagel Case
The athletic board faced criticism over Nagel not being reinstated and possible appeal to the state regents. Regents and fans debate board size, timing, and risk of hiring costs, noting December is preferred for firing decisions and potential $100,000 budget impact if staff changes occurred.
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Schultz Aims at Iowa Basketball Build With New Aides
Schultz newly named Iowa head coach brings assistants Bob Greenwood and Dick Kitchen to a luncheon with newsmen at C.R. He has signed three players Jim Speed Neil Feyebank and Jim Collins and expects another after Big Ten clearance. He mailed a tender to Reggie Vaughn to the wrong address but the error was corrected and a new tender should arrive soon. He targets Bob Lackey at Casper Wyo and Harold Sullinger from Camden N J while contending with Maryland for the pair.
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Pacers Crown ABA Title Behind Brown’s 45 Points
Indiana Pacers clinched the ABA crown by beating the Los Angeles Stars 111 to 107 in Los Angeles. Roger Brown starred with 45 points including a playoff record seven three pointers, as captain Bill Sharman’s Stars faded late.
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Winter Tosses No-Hitter in 8-0 Victory
Jerry Winter of Turkey Valley pitched a no hit no run game at Valley of Elgin on Monday, fanning eight and issuing four walks. Al Hayek led Turkey Valley with three hits while Dave Kroell added two. Turkey Valley 2 1 2 0 2 0 1 and Valley of Elgin 0 0 0 0 0 0 3.
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Standings and Tuesday Baseball Schedule Recap
MLB standings show Washington and Chicago near mid table with Milwaukee and Minnesota in pursuit. Tuesday games include Cleveland at Baltimore and New York at Detroit, with Oakland at California and Milwaukee at Minnesota among others. Wednesday schedule lists Oakland at California and Chicago at Kansas City, plus several city matchups across leagues.
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Baseball results and schedules from National League and regional games
National League matchups include Cincinnati at Chicago and Houston at Atlanta with pitchers Lemaster Nash Robertson and Sadeck among listed starters. Multiple games involve Los Angeles at San Francisco and New York at Montreal. Quinn, Wise, Corkins, and Ross appear as pitchers in various lineups. Regional scores feature Appleton and Cedar Rapids wins, with Quad Cities and Decatur/tent matchups scheduled for Tuesday.
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Vikings Sign QB Cappleman to bolster quarterback depth
The Minnesota Vikings signed Bill Cappleman, Florida State, a second round pick and one of 1969's top college passers. Cappleman finished with 5,125 yards and 42 touchdowns on 369 completions in 677 attempts, joining Joe Kapp Gary Cuozzo and Bob Lee as the team's fourth quarterback and also serving as a punter.
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