Minnesota Grice lifts Golden Gophers to NCAA World Series
In Carbondale Illinois Minnesota's Golden Gophers, led by third baseman Tim Grice, beat Southern Illinois 7-6 to advance to the NCAA World Series in Omaha June 8 14. A 6 4 tie after 11 innings was resumed Sunday and Minnesota won in 14 innings after rain delayed play Saturday.
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Perez prophecy comes true in Reds win at Pirates
Tony Perez fueled by a premonition predicted a big day for himself and Hawk Carroll. Perez then hit a grand slam as Cincinnati defeated Pittsburgh 5-1, halting the Pirates six-game streak while Carroll recovered from a pulled leg to pitch.
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MCC signs two more players to next season roster
Gary Kreykes of Muscatine Community College adds Harry Blake a 6 8 forward from Muscatine and Gary Daniels a 6 2 guard from Davenport to his recruiting list for next season Blake a two sport starter at MHS averaged 7.9 points per game while Daniels helped Davenport West win the 1971 state title averaging 10.1 points per season Daniels joined the MCC program midseason scoring 18 points in the tournament and bringing strong ball handling and leadership to the team.
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Valley MEMPHIS MEMO: MVC Eyes New Members After MSU Withdrawal
Missouri Valley Conference members seek replacements after Memphis State University pulled out over football scheduling. Commissioner Alan Holmes said calls from potential joiners came in within hours, with a committee to study candidates and an initial report aimed for soon. West Texas State's Jack Kemondean named conference president as a Denver meeting looms.
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Hegans error ends long string on dubious call
Vida Blue dominated the mound as the A s routed the Red Sox 12 to 1 but Hegans streak of 178 errorless games ended in the eighth. Carl Yastrzemski beat Blue to first on a grounder after Hegan glared at second, a ruling both official and unofficial scorers debated.
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Girls softball slate for week with multiple matchups
The week’s girls softball schedule lists games at 6 p.m. tonight including Brosgart-Lucas versus Central State Bank and Wallys DX against Port City Taxi. Tuesday features Eeconomere against Lucas Plumbing and Muscatine Electric versus HON Industries. Wednesday pits Leack Insurance against Monsanto and Safleys against Phelps. Saturday games start at 1 p.m. with Safleys versus HON and other pairings.
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Win by Cornelius ends Sealy-Faberge run in playoff
Kathy Cornelius endured Hollywood star partners and barbs to win the 100000 Sealy-Faberge Golf Classic in a sudden-death playoff on the first hole against Judy Rankin. The event drew attention beyond golf as celebrities Jim Garner and Efrem Zimbalist Jr helped settle her nerves.
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