Evy Nagel to Be Here For Day Festivities
Forest Evashevski athletic director and Ray Nagel head football coach will attend I Day events at Geneva Golf & Country Club on Wednesday June 14. Golf starts 11:30 am with prizes and free refreshments, dinner and program to follow. Cost 7 dollars for all activities, 5 dollars for dinner only. tickets advance by Tuesday noon June 13.
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Wisconsin Rapids Wins to Lead Midwest League Race
Wisconsin Rapids beat Cedar Rapids 4-1 Sunday night to take the league lead. Appleton fell 6-0 after a 16-hit Quad Cities attack. Quincy beat Decatur 11-1 but lost the nightcap 7-6. Waterloo edged Burlington 4-2 in eight and Clinton won 4-3 in 11 innings over Dubuque.
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U S and Russia Lead World Cage Final Round Share
United States and Russia shared the lead in the World Basketball Championships finals after the U S defeated Uruguay 88 53 in Montevideo. The victory gives the Americans a 2 0 start with four games left, while Yugoslavia beat Poland 82 78 in a separate late game keeping three teams undefeated alongside Brazil, the Soviet Union and the United States.
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First-Place Reds Narrow Win Over Major League Stars
Roberto Clemente of the Pirates hit his 11th and 12th homers driving in all Pittsburgh runs in a 4-1 victory over the Dodgers. Steve Hargan of the Indians tossed a five-hitter for his fourth shutout of the season as Cleveland defeated Boston 3-0.
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Reds Hold Off Braves 5-4 In One-Run Hitting Spree
Cincinnati leads NL as they edge Atlanta 5-4 for their fourth straight win. Bob Lee saved Jim Maloney’s victory, while Leo Cardenas added a two-run shot in a key burst. The day also saw St Louis and San Francisco win while Pittsburgh and Philadelphia posted wins.
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Industrial Softball Half Nears End in Local League
Thatcher Glass and Kent Feeds lead the Industrial Softball League after three weeks at 4-1. Home-O-Nize squads trail close behind with key matchups scheduled at Kent-Stein and Weed Parks, finishing the first round Thursday with Heinz versus Home-O-Nize No. 1 and Kent Feed against Fight Results.
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Steve Barber Quits Orioles Before West Coast Trip
Orioles pitcher Steve Barber walked away from the team jet at Baltimore's Friendship Airport before the flight to Anaheim ending his stint with the club. He told an airlines official I quit and could not find his groove after a five run rally by the Senators.
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Etchebarren's 19th inning homer wins marathon Orioles game
In a 19 inning marathon, Andy Etchebarren hit a two run homer in the 19th to lift the Baltimore Orioles over Washington 7 to 5. The win gave Baltimore its 14th victory in 20 games and sent two young fans to fly with the team at Friendship Airport. Grand Slammer Dick McAuliffe quickly returned the Detroit Tigers to first place.
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Baseball Standings and Results Across Leagues
National League standings show Cincinnati leading with 44 wins, St. Louis 27, San Francisco 28, Pittsburgh 25, Chicago 23, Philadelphia 22, Atlanta 20, Houston 17, New York 15. Sunday results include Cincinnati over Atlanta 5 4, Philadelphia over Houston 6 2, Pittsburgh over Los Angeles 4 1, and San Francisco over New York 7 5. American League leaders Detroit 28 18, Chicago 26 18, Baltimore 23 20, Boston 24 22, Cleveland 23 22, Minnesota 23 23. Sunday notes highlight key games and doubleheaders with dramatic finishes and standout performances.
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Red Sox Discuss Pennant After Acquiring Gary Bell
The Boston Red Sox, once predicted for mid pack, gained starter Gary Bell from Cleveland, hoping to boost a pennant bid. GM Dick O Connell and manager Dick Williams expressed strong optimism as Bell joins a roster mix to improve pitching depth and contends for the American League title.
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Tipton Runner Wins 5,000 Meter Olympic Development Race
Ron Werling of Tipton led wire to wire to win the 5,000 meter Olympic development run in Des Moines on Saturday with a time of 15 minutes 56 seconds. Bob Hagopian of Oskaloosa finished second, followed by Mike Benton of Guthrie Center.
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Minor League Scores From Pacific Coast and International Leagues
The Associated Press reports dated results across the Pacific Coast and International Leagues. Indianapolis beat Tulsa 4 2, Oklahoma City toppled Denver Phoenix 8 4, Vancouver defeated Spokane 5 4, Hawaii edged Portland 6 4, San Diego 3 Seattle 3, Tacoma 1. In International League Toronto 6 Columbus 4, Buffalo 4 Toledo 3, Richmond 12 Rochester 6, Jacksonville 6 Syracuse 6. Hawaii 41 Spokane 2, Vancouver 1 Phoenix 6, Tulsa 2 0, Indianapolis 0 1, San Diego 6 2, Portland Seattle 6 2, Oklahoma City 15. Denve Columbus 4 5, Toronto 2, Buffalo 3 3, Toledo 2 5, Rochester 3 0. Richmond 2 Jacksonville 3 1, Syracuse.
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