Red Peppers OWA and Oregon State Meet in Iowa City
Oregon State and Iowa prepare for a seventh meeting in Iowa City on Saturday with Iowa holding a 5-1 edge in the series. The piece notes Luke Pifer and Grim, Terry Baker, and coach Eggers, plus a look at Texas Tech rout and the Breuer family ties to Iowa football.
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Lou Breuer II
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Franklin Junior High
East Maintains top Iowa high school football poll lead
Waterloo East holds first place in the weekly AP Iowa ratings with 188 points, Cedar Rapids Jefferson second with 163 after strong second and third place votes, Washington third, Ames fourth, and Fort Madison fifth. Heelan rises to sixth as Des Moines Roosevelt, Shenandoah, and Dubuque follow.
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Harmons Homers Lift Twins In Pennant Chase
Harmon Killebrew hit two long home runs guiding the Minnesota Twins to a 7-3 win over California. The victory put Minnesota one game up on Boston and Chicago while Cleveland beat Boston 6-3 and Chicago’s game was rained out. Detroit remained in fourth with 142 games left.
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Yaz Ties Williams With 43rd Homeroom For Red Sox
Ted Boston star Carl Yastrzemski signs a 43rd homer tying Ted Williams for the most by a left handed BoSox batter in a single season. Boston loses 6-3 to Cleveland while New York slips 1-0. Killebrew belts a 435 foot shot as Minnesota rallies past California 7-3. Bob Allison homers. Jim Kaat wins to raise record to 16-13.
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pennant race notes from league games
American League pennant chase recap lists results from recent dates with Minnesota California Boston Chicago Kansas City and Detroit games at home and away spanning Sept 27 to Oct 1. Key scores include Boston 2 over Minnesota 2 and Cleveland 1 over Boston 1.
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Indians Rally as Tiant Shuts Down Red Sox Behind Hinton Homers
Salmon drives in a run with a double and later hits a two run homer as Cleveland edges Boston. Tiant goes the distance for Cleveland while Yazt hrzemski hits his 43rd homer for the Red Sox, who stay one game behind Minnesota and Chicago. Detroit wins on Mickey Lolich four hitter as Mathews drives in the lone run vs Stottlemyre.
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Yankees
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Mel Stottlemyre
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McAuliffe
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Baseball Standings Update With Thursday Games
Standings fragment shows games scheduled Thursday with matchups including Atlanta at Cincinnati New York at Los Angeles Philadelphia at San Francisco. Only games listed.
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A's Nash and Finley Accord Clash Over Army Delay
Kansas City AP The Athletics did not grant pitcher Jim Nash permission to miss the final series of the season amid army reserve training. Ed Lopat, aide to owner Charles O Finley, said Nash claimed a promise to go home early. Nash also sought a trade with Lew Krausse and Jack Aker. Lopat questioned any supposed permission and stressed aiming to win, noting Nash’s 16 losses.
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