Lions Seek Rise With Large Marion Squad
Marion football coach Paul Carney builds a deeper Lions team with 35 players out, the largest since he arrived. Returning lettermen are limited, but Carney cites strong depth, improved defense, and aims to challenge LaSalle and Prairie in 1971 with hard workouts and a first game at Mt. Vernon on September 10.
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Quad Cities Angels Clinch Midwest League Title
The Quad Cities Angels defeated the Appleton Foxes 8-2 to win the Midwest league championship after taking the opening game and the Foxes’ win in game two. Sid Monge pitched for Quad Cities and Dave Chorley drove in five runs with a homer, with Bob Barbosa keying the seventh inning out of relief.
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Fight Results and Scattered Scores From Latest Event
Fragmentary OCR records show fight outcomes and partial scores. Mentions involve Piagaers, Tartans Seer, and NING. Names and venues are unclear due to garbled text. details on dates, places, and precise results are not recoverable.
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Elkader Girls Beat West Union 5-2 in Softball Action
West Union hosts Elkader in a 32 inning girls softball showdown with Elkader edging ahead 5-2. Jane Stewart powered Elkader with three RBIs and two hits while Judy Mentyre added a key single for North.
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Esbaugh Leads Wapsies Past Wheatland in Thursday Win
Wheatland fell to Wapsie as Dean Esb aaum racked three hits and Ted Lowden drove in two runs. Lowden outpitched Wheatland in a 2 to 0 score, with Weber and Vergeard also contributing. Ad insert encourages readers to place a want ad at 360-1231.
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Lolich Keeps Stride With Blue In Push For Records
Detroit pitcher Jim Lolich wins his 22nd, matching major league pace for a left hander since 1946, as Tigers beat Indians 7 0. Lolich eyes Vida Blue in both wins and strikeouts, while Bill Freehan and Norm Cash pace Detroit."
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Fragmentary OCR Jumble Shows Names and Places
Scrambled text lists names such as New York Philadelphia and Cleveland with partial phrases and numbers. The readable content is limited to scattered proper nouns and fragmented fragments, offering no clear event or outcome.
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Cedeno Grand Slam Lifts Astros Over Dodgers 9 3
Cesar Cedeno hit his first grand slam in two MLB seasons as Houston beat Los Angeles 9 3. The blast, misread by some scorers, landed near the right-field lip after a collision in the Dodgers outfield as Cedeno raced home. Claude Osteen struggled with bases loaded, but the big swing powered Houston past the Dodgers and left L A in the rear in the NL West race.
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Schuchat Shoots 69 in U.S. Amateur Lead Chase
Brad Schuchat, a Des Moines native and former Iowa golfer, carded a second round 69 to rise among leaders in the U S Amateur at Wilmington. He posted a 36 hole total of 146, seven strokes behind co leaders Jim McClean of Seattle and Eddie Pearce of Tampa, who both shot 139 after 63 and 67 rounds.
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Iowa Closes Gates For Final Scrimmage
Iowa City AP The Iowa football squad endured two practice sessions in extreme heat concentrating on fundamentals. Coach Frank Lauterbur cited heat as a factor and said next week will feature one drill per day with Friday’s two a days likely final. A Saturday 1 pm game scrimmage behind locked gates framed the setup.
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