Iowa Hawkeyes reach college baseball World Series
Iowa sweeps Bowling Green 4-2 and 7-0 to win NCAA district four, earning a spot in the College World Series in Omaha. Freshman Dan Dalziel pitched the opener, Mark Tschopp the second game, with Dave Blazin earning tournament standout honors as Iowa builds a 25-15 season record.
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Cedar Rapids
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Omaha
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Hawks
Banks
Blazin
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Tom Hurn
Ames Defends AA Title In Thrilling Kingston Finish
Ames and Davenport Central entered the final two events tied 38-38 at Kingston stadium in the class AA state outdoor track meet. Ames won the 440 relay to take the lead, then Central claimed the mile relay on time, while Ames won its heat in the final race to clinch the title as Cedar Rapids Washington finished fifth.
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Little Cyclones
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Warriors win 880 relay in record tying state meet
Washington's Mike Reeve and Jim Conkling helped the Warriors to a 1 28.8 finish in the 880 relay at Kingston stadium as Ames tied the state record with 42.5 seconds. Kent Anderson set a pole vault record at 14 6 4, while Randy Lessman launched the discus 174 8 for Sioux City East. Bill Knoedel finished second in the high jump at 6 4 as Greg Ferguson won at 6 5.
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Dan Wierson
Wash
Jim Conkling
Washington
Mike Reeve
Kingston Stadium
Greg Witwer
Larry Jones
Conkling
Brian Throlson
Gene Mollett
Sioux City Heelan
Sioux City
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Sioux City Central
Knoedel
Iowa City
Central
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Waterloo East
Ken Jackson
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Rick Marsh
Jeff
Rick Tallman
Mike Mortland
Kent Anderson
Kent
Des Moines
Randy Lessman
Drake
Bill Knoedel
Greg Ferguson
Bill
Mississippi Valley
Kingston
City High
Donohue Sets Indy 500 Record Pace In Win
Mark Donohue, winner of the 56th Indy 500, set a record pace but led only from lap 188 to the finish. He adjusted his strategy with a smaller blower to conserve the engine, while Bobby Unser faltered early with a broken distributor. Penske and others protested a couple of decisions, but Donohue secured the victory on the 242 mile oval.
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McLaren
Roger Penske
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Penske
Baseball slate features cross-league matchups today
Montreal Stoneman is 4-4 entering a Chicago visit as Hooton also sits at 4-4. San Diego visits Cincinnati with Kirby at 3-4. Grimsley starts for Philadelphia against Pittsburgh with Blass on the hill. San Francisco meets Atlanta with Stone 1-4 and Bryan in Houston lineup. New York travels to St. Louis as Gentry 3-1 faces Cleveland 3-3.
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Baseball Night Matchups Across Stadiums
Cain faces Hinton in New York as Gogolewski leads Minnesota against Chicago with Bradley torching Oakland. Cleveland and Baltimore duel, Colbert on the mound for Cleveland and Palmer for Baltimore. Lonborg starts for Milwaukee against Boston. Drago opposes California as Rose starts for the visitors.
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Milwaukee
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Boston
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Kansas City
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Appleton Beats Cedar Rapids 4 3 To Extend Win Streak
Appleton jump started with a three run first inning and held on to defeat Cedar Rapids 4 3. Mike Rourke drove in two hits for Appleton while Jim Dunham and Monte Bolinger starred for Cedar Rapids with key hits. Best earned the win in relief as Stedman absorbed the loss.
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