Orioles Clinch Third Straight AL East Title In Uneven Clincher
Orioles clinch their third consecutive AL East pennant with a split of a doubleheader against Cleveland. Mike Cuellar wins his 24th, Pat Dobson 20th as Baltimore takes game two 7 0. Other AL results include Boston over Washington and Detroit over the Yankees.
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Downing Leads Dodgers Past Braves In NL West Race
Dodgers beat the Atlanta Braves 2-0 as Al Downing earned his first 2A win of the season, scattering eight hits and facing a bases-loaded jam in the eighth. Willie Davis drove in both runs, while Cincinnati and San Francisco games shaped the NL West, with the Giants sliding after a 65 loss to the Reds and the Reds rallying on timely hits.
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Nevil Colbert Tied For Robinson Open Lead
Rookie Dwight Nevil, from San Antonio, Texas, shares the Robinson Open lead after a 68 in the second round, totaling 268 for 135 seven under par. He says he will not claim victory until the final day.
Marion Sophs Win First 18-8 Over Monticello
Marion sophomores won their first game in three starts 18 to 8 at Monticello Friday. Mark Morgan caught a 3 yard pass from Jerry Crow for the Indians touchdown, a fourth quarter safety sealed victory, while Ray Starks scored Monticello’s touchdown.
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Local high school football scores and results recap
Week results from Mid-East Iowa conference show Victor-HLV and Clear Creek both winning. Waukon dominated, 38-0, while Tom Pirks scored four touchdowns for Clear Creek. Stanwood-Lincoln opened league play with a 36-16 win over Olin, as Dave Rosenberg contributed a punt return TD and a 65-yard reception from Brian Boots. Lincoln improved to 2-4, Olin to 1-2.
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Pruisner scores as Dike dominates Dysart Geneseo
Kevin Pruisner runs in three short TDs to spark Dike to a 40-0 win over Dysart Geneseo. Ken Pruisner adds a 5 yard touchdown as the team cruises to victory.
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Linn-Mar Sophomores blank Regina 36 to 0 in football
Linn-Mar sophomores defeated Iowa City Regina 36 to 0 Friday at Linn-Mar. Mike Johnson scored twice while Payce Reynolds Glenn Colton and Dave Arthur added touchdowns to lead the Lions to the win and improve their record to 20 1.
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Baker Scores 4 in Wilton Romp
IOWA CITY Ron Baker scampered for four Wilton Junction touchdowns as his team buried Iowa City University High. The winners totaled 443 yards rushing and bent through a pass.
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Pech leads Belle Plaine past Iowa Valley in 26 18 win
Greg Pech rushed for 209 yards and scored two touchdowns including a 73 yard run to lift Belle Plaine to a 26 18 victory over Iowa Valley of Matengo. Belle Plaine improves to 2 0 while Iowa Valley drops from the South Cedar conference lead to 2 1.
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Zanatta Nets Three as Oelwein Defeats Waverly 34 15
Craig Zanatta scored three times, including two on passes from Bill Kraft, leading Oelwein to a 34 15 win over Waverly. The victors exploded for 20 points in the final period as the game swung in their favor.
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West Central Nips North in high scoring clash
West Central edged West Union 124 to 126 as Myron Lockhart rushed two second quarter touchdowns. Center Point and North Linn battled to a 14 14 tie with Center Point scoring on a kickoff return by Jeff Trille and a short pass to Robin Burrell. North Linn answered with a Randy Patton rushing TD and a Scott Smith fumble recovery at Center Point's end.
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Clinton Runners Capture Title At Jefferson Invite
Clinton topped a large field at Noelridge Park Friday to win the Jefferson Invitational cross country meet with 6 points. Bet tendorf finished second with 71 and Linn-Mar third with 4. Randy Goodell of Clinton won the two mile in 10:37.2, with Craig Holden of Linn-Mar second. Muscatine won the sophomore meet with 7 points, Washington second, Prairie third. Nom Bisbey of Muscatine had the top sophomore time at 5:24. Henderson of Washington was second at Prairie.
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Williams Retires from Hockey After Pro Career
Ronnie Williams, center for the Cleveland Barons of the American Hockey League, announces his retirement from the sport in Winnipeg.
M F L Caps Third Straight Grid Win 13 6
Monona M F L-1 clinched its third straight victory as Rick Drabn intercepted a pass and ran 00 yards for a score and Jason Klinge added a one yard TD plunge. Sumner’s Dan Masterpole scored on a one yard pass reception.
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Valley routs Fayette 56 to 8 in football game
Valley defeated Fayette 56 8 with Bob Strong Kim Rothlisberger and Steve Woods scoring two touchdowns apiece. Kim Dummermuth and Wor Loftagard added scores for the winners in the Upper Iowa contest.
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Postville Edges Elkader 18 14 With Late TD Run
Postville rallied from early deficit to beat Elkader Central 18 14. Blaine Schultz capped the comeback with a five yard TD run with 1 02 left. Mike O Hara caught a 31 yard pass from John Schrader and Schrader added a four yard TD run.
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Thimmesch's three TDs lift East Buchanan past Springville 20 14
East Buchanan star Ken Thimmesch scored three touchdowns to lead his team to a 20 14 victory over Springville in a Tré Rivers conference clash. Mark Allison and Jeff Hanken scored Springville touchdowns.
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Central City Ralls To 14 6 Victory Over Albumnett
Ed Franklin scored on a one yard plunge and kicked extra points as Central City rallied for 14 points in the fourth quarter to beat Albumnett 14 to 6.
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Fight Results Summary from The Associated Press in Shela, Cab
A garbled report from Shela Cab recounts recent bout scores and fighter outcomes. Names appear distorted, but the notice confirms results and official judges while noting location and event 이어.
Starmont Dominates LaPorte 13 0 In Shutout Victory
Starmont improved to 21 0 with a 130 point shutout of LaPorte City. Doug Filehler scored on a one yard run and Lond connected on a zero yard pass to Jack Fliehh for the scoring.
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Juska Scores Two as LDF Triumphs 20 to 8
In a rough play by play recap, Juska lands two scores for LDF totaling 20 points while the opponent manages 8. The report mentions a 7 yard rush and later a sequence labeled as 7D with unclear further details. Advertising text interrupts the fragment.
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