Mets Top Cardinals as Mays Homers in 7-3 Win
The New York Mets defeated the St Louis Cardinals 7-3 at Shea Stadium aided by Willie Mays three run homer and a flu outbreak among Cardinal players including Joe Torre and Rich Folkers. Mays 659th career homer came in the seventh to seal the win.
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Astros edge Reds 1-0 in opener of doubleheader
Cesar Cedeno drove in the lone run with a sacrifice fly in the 10th inning to lift the Astros over the Reds 1-0 as Don Wilson pitched four hits allowed. The Reds came back to win the nightcap 11-5, sparked by a seven run rally in the seventh highlighted by Pete.
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Aaron's pace at a glance
Aaron appears once as a pinch hitter and is intentionally walked as the Braves beat San Diego 5 4 Friday night Rose hits a three run double Pirates beat Phillies 3 1 Stargell Sanguillen homer Morlan earns first major league victory with Ramon Hernandez relief Reuscher pitches four hitter drives in a run in Chicago 10 Montreal 34 Braves 5 Padres 4
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Braves win on Evans bases loaded single in ninth
Willie Darrell Evans delivered a bases loaded single in the ninth to lift Atlanta over San Diego 5-4. Dodgers beat Giants 6-4 as Messersmith allowed three hits in a complete game shutout. Mets note Berra kneeling with Ing. Milner hit by pitch after a triple. Saturday MLB schedule lists multiple games with top pitchers and lineups.
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Twosome helps keep Royals red hot
Kansas City Royals win their sixth straight by defeating Minnesota 4-2 as John Mayberry hits a two run homer and Amos Otis adds an RBI. In other AL games, Oakland edges California 2-1 in 11 innings, Red Sox 8 Orioles 2, Tigers 7 Yankees 2, Indians 9 Brewers 4, White Sox 5 Rangers 3.
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Muscatine's Manley earns first-team all district honor
Barry Manley of Muscatine was named to the first team all-district baseball for Southeast Iowa. Durant's Steve Petersen and Brian Schlapkohl earned second team slots with West Liberty's Gus Garcia on the third team alongside Muscatine's Rick Reifert. Manley at third base, Schlapkohl at first base, Garcia as catcher, and Reifert and Petersen as pitchers. Manley also made second-team all-conference in the Mississippi Valley. Reifert, the sole junior, was an honorable mention. Petersen, Schlapkohl and Garcia were Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference first-team picks. Davenport Central led with four selections, Burlington three, Davenport Assumption two.
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Southeast All-District high school baseball selections
The Southeast All-District selections list top players by position from Davenport Dav. West Dav. Central Burlington Muscatine Iowa City Keokuk Clinton Durant Fort Madison Cardinal Centerville and other schools. Notable names include Rick Connell Ron Miltenberger Lloyd Weisbrook and Joe Leane among many seniors.
Third Team Basketball Honor Roll Names
The list includes players from multiple Iowa high schools named to a third team roster: P Monte Hellenthal Fort Madison Sr. P Jeff Mason Iowa City West Jr. P Rick Reifert Muscatine Jr. C Jim Blythe Bettendorf Sr. G Gus Garcia West Liberty Sr. 1B Allan Deerberg Clarence Laws Jr. 2B Ken Willers Dav West Sr. SS Dave Dittmer Dav West Sr. 3B Gary Yoder Iowa City West Sr. OF Dennis Burkhardt Dav Central Sr. OF Mike Mellecker JC West Sr. OF Dave Anderson Dav West Jr. OF Randy Pouiter Fort Madison Sr. At Scott Laing Bettendorf Sr.
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First Team Baseball Rosters From Neighboring Districts
A listing of top players by position from multiple schools across districts, detailing pitchers catchers infielders outfield and utility players. Names include Craig Wilford Jefferson Tony Boddicker Monona Wessling Henton Corlett Monona Manetich Washington Reeder etc. The fragment covers many high school athletes across Iowa districts with positions and class years.
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