Giants Rally Past Dodgers in West Clash at Candlestick
Giants beat the Dodgers 5-1 to widen the NL West lead as McCormack and Mays anchored a late surge. Lampard belted a two run homer for Houston in a 3-2 win over Cincinnati, while Atlanta crushed San Diego 17 hits in a lopsided win.
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Herschel Nisseeson
Giants
Astros
Mike “McCormack
Willie Mays
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Keith Lampard
Houston
Cincinnati
Reds
Atlanta
San Diego
Padres
Braves
Pittsburgh
New York Mets
Chicigs Cubs
St. Louis
Montreal
Philadelphia
Mets
Cubs
Hunt
Bobby Bonds
Mays
Hel Lawier
Lowden Tops Miles For Sectional Final
Lowden beat Miles 54 in a sectional final after Lowden’s Tom and Werndt singled in the 10th to push the winning run across in a dramatic extra inning boys baseball final.
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Lowden
Calamus
Tom
Werndt
Miles
Mid-Prairie Stays Perfect in East Iowa Clash
Mid-Prairie opened its bid for the East Iowa Hawkeye crown by crushing West Liberty 36 to 6. Jim Berattek scored twice as the Hawks built a 224 halftime lead over winless West Liberty while Dennis Miller Dave Spreacker and Dan Bickel added scores to push Mid-Prairie to 3-0.
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West Liberty
Mid- Prairie
East Buchanan Rolls Past Pointers 105 0
East Buchanan defeated Center Point 105 to 0 as Larry Norman and Jim Slattery spearheaded the rout. Norman rushed for 289 yards on 52 and 55 yard TD runs, while Slattery scored on a kickoff return and caught two passes from Kevin Donley. East Buchanan improves to 5 0 in Tri Rivers?
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East Buchanan
Larry Norman
Jim Slattery
Buchanan
Center Point
Norman
Slattery
Kevin Donley
Tri-Rivers
Patton Stars in North Linn Victory at Springville
North Linn quarterback Patton fired two touchdown passes and ran for another to beat Springville 32-14 Friday night. He connected with Harry Evers on a 35 yard scoring pass and a 20 yard TD to Ron Light. Evers scored the final North Linn TD on a two yard run.
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Springville
Hick Patton
North Linn
Patton
Harry Evers
Ron Light
Evers
Notth Linn
Ganakas Named Spartan Coach in Michigan State Move
EAST LANSING Mich AP Michigan State board approves Gus Ganakas promotion to head basketball coach succeeding John Benington who died Sept 10 of a heart attack Ganakas a three year assistant coach will earn a 15000 annual salary.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State Board, of Trustees
Gus Ganakas
John Benington
Ganakas
Tie Ends Non-Conference Clash Stanwood Alburnett
Stanwood and Alburnett played to a 0-0 tie in a non-conference game. Lincoln’s Wally Meyer rushed 79 yards on 19 carries for a 4.1 average. Alburnett outrushed Lincoln 107 yards to 79 and outpassed them 67 to 22. Lincoln had 11 first downs to 20 for Alburnett.
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Stanwood
Lincoln
Alburnett
Wally Meyer
Reinbeck Edges Beamon-Conrad 14 12 In Tight Clash
In a wartime style recap Reinbeck barely defeats Beamon-Conrad 14 to 12 after a first quarter conversion miss seals the result. Beamon scores twice with Conrad and Sharp leading the visitors while Reinbeck answers through passes from Gaylord Schelling to Jim Ehlers and Tom Freed.
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Reinbeck
Jan Brandhorst
Beamon-Conrad
Beamon
Conrad
Gregg Sharp
Gaylord Schelling
Jim Ehlers
Tom Freed
Fredericksburg and Tripoli Tie 6-6 in Cedar-Wapsie Game
Fredericksburg and Tripoli battled to a 6-6 tie as Barry Boeck of Tripoli scored from three yards in the fourth quarter. Leon Leach earlier scored for Fredericksburg on a one yard run in the first quarter.
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Fredericksburg
Barry Boeck
Tripoli
Fom
Léon Leach
Sabielarickabaret
Boswell Hurls Twins To 2 1 Victory
Boswell pitched five strong innings and George Millerwald Rod Carew provided key infield runs as Minnesota beat Seattle 2 1 to trim its magic number for the AL West title. Oakland lost 7 6 to California as John McNamara began a new era. Baltimore, Chicago and Boston won, while Detroit and Washington were idle.
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Hal Bock
Billy Martin
Dave Boswell
Detroit
Minnesota
Martin Wort
Minnesota Twins
Boswell
Twins
Seattle
Oakland
John McNamara
Lively
California
Baltimore
New York
Chicago
Kansas City
Boston
Washington
Cleveland
Monticello Panthers Roll Past Anamosa 42-20
Bill Ponder led Monticello with four knockdowns as the Panthers opened Wamac play by defeating Anamosa 42-20. Ponder scored key third-period baskets helping Monticello turn a seven point halftime edge into a large margin before the final period. Anamosa dropped to 1-2 on the season while Monticello improved.
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Anamosa
Monticello
Ponder
Panthers
Wamac
Sumner Aces Blank Valley High 26 to 0
Sumner Aces dominated Valley High with a 26 to 0 shutout. Doyle Jobe and Town conference champions Bill Ganske each scored once, and Bill Ribbeck added two while Valerie Tereae contributed later in the game.
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Sumner
Blank Valley High
Doyle Jobe
Bill Ganske
Victor H i
Valerie Tere
Belle Plaine Rout Defeats H-L-V 88 to 0 in rout
Belle Plaine dominated H-L-V 88 to 0 led by Joel Junge with five touchdowns and 216 rushing yards. Belle Plaine rushed for 59 yards while holding H-L-V to minus 37 yards. Lange scored on runs of 84 27 24 5 and 2 yards and added three two point conversions for 36 points.
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Victor
Belle Plaine
Joel Junge
Lange
West Union Triumphs 19-12 in season opener
North High of West Union defeated Elkader 19-12 Friday night to seal its first win of the season. Jim Reeder delivered two scores including a 29 yarder, while Mark Miller ran 70 yards for Elkader’s touchdown in the loss. North improves to 1-0, Elkader drops to 0-2.
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Elkader
North High
West Union
Jim Reeder
Mark Miller
North
Beckman rolls past South Winn with 49 to 12 win
Dyersville Beckman high school trounced South Winneshiek 49 to 12 as junior quarterback Paul Schramm threw three touchdown passes and set up a fourth. Larry Osterhaus caught all three TD passes, including a 45 yard strike, and scored on a 20 yard run. Keith Klosterman added two short touchdown runs.
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Angels
Hank Bauer
Charles O. Finley
Bauer
A’s
Kansas City
Finley
Sal Bando
Ted Kubiak
Bill Voss
California
Ricky Reichardt
Sandy Alomar
Alomar
Bando
Jay Johnstone
Jim Palmer
Crisles
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Dave Johnson
Andy
Etchebarren
Palmer
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Walt Williams
Ed Herrmann
Chicago
Tommy John
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Royals
Reggie Smith
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Detroit
Denny McLain
Red Sor
Dyersville
Paul Schramm
Beckman High
South Winneshiek Fridday
Larry Osterhaus
Osterhaus
Keith Klosterman
Postville Rolls Past MFL 43 to 0
Cliff Marlow raced 73 34 and 31 yards to three touchdowns as Postville blanked MFL 43 to 0 on Friday. Blaine Schultz Greg Groth and Kent Lammert added scores as Postville evened its season at 14 0 and moved to 14 0 in league play.
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Fostville
Cliff Marlow
Pace Postville
MFL
Blaine Schultz
Greg Groth
Kent Lammert
Postville
Ashe and Smith Give U S Lead In Davis Cup Play
Arthur Ashe and Stan Smith powered the United States to a 20 lead in the Davis Cup Challenge Round in Cleveland. They defeated Romanian contenders Ilie Nastase and Ilie Tiriac, while a football injury and chaotic officiating marred the event in a chaotic day.
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Cleveland
Arthur Ashe
Stan Smith
United States
Prairie Sophs Down Lions 26 to 8 in Friday Showdown
Greg Fetter scored twice to pace the Prairie squad to a 26-8 win over Linn-Mar. Bob Cieppe and Pat Stepanek also found the end zone for the Hawks, while Linn-Mar’s Doug Brainard scored their lone touchdown.
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Greg Fetter
Prairie Spotis Tor
Linn-Mar
Bob Cieppe
Pat Stepanek
Hawks
Doug Brainard
Indee Topples Manchester in Wamac Opener
Gary Fuller scored on a three yard run for Independence in an 8 to 0 victory over Manchester in the Wamac conference opener. A blocked punt by Jim Sloan produced the final safety for Independence.
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Jim Hickman
Cubs
Ken Holtzman
Cardinals
Bob Gibson
Mike Tarpez
Rusty Staub
Ron Fairly
Jim Fairey
Expos
Steve Renko
Phillies
Manchester
Gary Fuller
Independenceo
Jim Sloan
North Tama Triumphs 29 13 Over Gladbrook
Lon Caslayka scored three touchdowns for North Tama who defeated Gladbrook 29-13 on Friday night. He had four and five yard rushing scores and a 58 yard punt return. Jim Thompson of Gladbrook opened with a 93 yard kickoff return and a one yard score to give a 13-7 halftime edge before North Tama’s 22 point fourth quarter sealed the game.
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TRAER
Lon Caslayka
North Tama
Gladbrook
Caslavka
Jim Thompson
Panthers
Petz Sparks Williamsburg in 20-0 South Iowa Cedar Clash
Petz rambled for two scores in a 20-0 Williamsburg win over Kenta in South Iowa Cedar play. He opened the scoring in the third period with a 6 yard run and added a 40 yard jaunt in the fourth as Bob Driscoll added the final Raiders TD to push their loop action mark to 2-0.
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Williamsburg
Denny Petz
Kenta
South Iowa
Petz
Bob Driscoll
Raiders
Wiibier
Willamaiers
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Cleté Boyer
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Ohio Val- Smith
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