Clark's Cops Clippers Rally To Edge Plumbers In Extra Innings
The eight inning seesaw game ends 9-8 as Clark's plates the winning run in the extras. Tony Greenwald doubles but is tagged out at home on a pitch in the extra frame. Tom Vandygriff goes the distance for Clark's with four hits supported by eight walks.
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Don Nietzel
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Starr retires from Packers after five year injury battle
Bari Starr, 38, icons of Green Bay era, concedes defeat to lifelong arm injuries. Flanked by wife Cherry and Coach Dan Devine, Starr cites pain and loss of joy in football as reason for retirement after a career that included six divisional titles and two Super Bowls. He led Packers with 1966 67 championships and posted a 57.4 career pass completion percentage, a league record at the time. Backup plans swing to Scott Hunter, Jerry Tagge, and Frank Patrick.
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Muscatine American Majors fall to Davenport Central in slugfest
In a high scoring Emeis Park clash Davenport Central defeated Muscatine American Majors 11 to 3. Randy Shouse hit two homers for Muscatine, Wade Terrill and Harold Classick also connected, as Jansen and Burden homered for Central. Northwest advances to semifinal versus Davenport Northwest with other semis set for tonight.
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Lolich stretches lead with win over Rangers
Mickey Lolich, Detroit, moved to 17 wins this season with a seven hit 3-1 victory over Texas. He completed his 11th complete game, struck out five to lead the American League in that category with 156, and lowered his ERA. The Tigers stayed one game ahead in the AL East after Baltimore beat Kansas City.
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High scoring softball results light up Friday night action
R and H Foodland Rosenberg and Holtz Dairy posted wins in two high scoring softball games with most runs scored early. R and H Feoadland beat Wareca 19 10 as Wulf Andresen Powers had three hits for the winners. Rosenberg downed Stiles 6 2 with Tate McKinney leading the charge. Holtz Dairy overwhelmed Moose 23 0 behind Jeanette Holtz pitching and five hit day from Vickie Andresen.
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Melnyk climbs to share lead in American Golf Classic
Akron Ohio AP Steve Melnyk, a 25 year old tour rookie, explains a new philosophy as he moves into a share of the lead at 137 after a 68 at Stonehenge Country Club in the American Golf Classic. He ties Bert Yancey and Ray Floyd, with Arnold Palmer one stroke back.
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Parsons Nears Goal in Stock Car Racing Showdown
Parsons of BlLarde North Carolina believes he is closing in on his goal after winning the No. 16 starting position for Sunday’s Dixie at Atlanta International Raceway. He did not run Thursday but posted 155.898 mph Friday, sixth fastest among the 40-car field. Richard Petty, Bobby Isaac, Bobby Allison and David Pearson top the starters with track records and high speeds. The Wood Brothers team led by Pearson aims for a fifth win in seven starts.
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Auto races slated tonight at West Liberty track
West Liberty Mississippi Valley Speedway club drivers return here tonight led by beltest driver Larry Jenkins of Wilton. Jenkins has won three features recently including one here and two at Columbus Junction. Time trials start at 7 and first race at about 8.
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Mississippi Valley Speedway Club
Larry Jenkins
Wilton
Jenkins
Columbus Junction
West Liberty Fairgrounds
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