Knowles Struggles as Reds Rally Past Cubs 18 11 at Wrigley
In a wild Chicago game, Darold Knowles allowed seven runs in the ninth as Cincinnati sliced through Cubs pitching. The Reds totaled 23 hits to bury Chicago 18 11, with Cesar Geronimo collecting five hits. Other NL results included Pirates over Braves 8 3, Cardinals 6 2 over Astros, Mets 7 2 over Padres, Phillies 5 1 over Dodgers, and Expos 4 2 over Giants. George Foster and Pete Rose homered in Cincinnati’s late outburst.
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Darold Knowles
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Chicago
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Wrigley Field
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al Oliver
Pittsburgh
Atlanta
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Astros
Ron Reed
St. Louis
Houston
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Padres
George Stone
Rick Baldwin
New York
San Diego
Phillies
Dodgers
Jerry. Martin
Philadelphia
Andy Messersmith
Jim Lonborg
Los Angeles
Expos
Giants
Pete MacKanin
Bob Bailey
Montreal
San Francisco
Franklin-Madison Cubs Softball Thriller 17-10 win
Franklin scored all runs in first three innings to beat Madison Hayes 17-10. Several players had two hits, with Hahn and Novinski homering. Dusenberry and Warner credited with the win while Heairst and Mann took the loss. Multiple line scores span five games including McKinley and Lincoln contests.
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Franklin-Madison
Franklin
Madison-Hayes
Steve Wagner
Randy Clark
Jimmy Wagner
Scott Fox
Tom Hahn
Fred Stratton
Rudy Calderone
Ray Wetzel
Matt Allison
Todd Graves
Bobby Novinski
Lonnie Hearst
Don Snavely
Matt Keller
Bret Whitlow
Jim Mann
Madison- Hayes
Hahn
Novinski
Madison
Brian Dusenberry
Steve Warner
Lonnie Heairst
John Kuebler
McKinley
Colorado
Mike Ritz
Jeff Duggan
Rob Masson
Terry Simpson
Brent Kistenmacher
Tim Stalkfleet
Paul Hein
Dave Horton
Lincoln-Jefferson
Jefferson
Lincoln
Phillip Conway
Jerry Lee
Billy Harper
Doug Sywassink
Chad Steiger
Gabriel Cardoza
Joey Tames
John Petty
James Hill
John Marshall
Lee
Deffarsan
Larry Lee
Willy Reifert Oser
Danny Herrick
Mulberry-Wash Blue
Mulberry
Washingto Blue
Dave Logel
Dave Cozart
Joe Wertz
Mark Hidtebaugh
Steve Bras
Jim Massey
Lenny Sloat
Tony Lloyd
Tony Proffit
Washington
Logel
Wayne Brown
McKillipe
Cave Tagel
John Miller
Garfield-Grant
Garfield
Grant
Ray van Blarcom
Manny Menendez
Greg Carpenter
Mike Orden
Jay Beattie
Scott Schrey
Russ Shipp
Brett Hatfield
Don Watson
Mike Venters
Scott Day
Todd Lissy
Matt Uhre
Shipp
Jett Houdek
Greg Carpentere
Softball meet set at Lowden in July tournament
The Clarence-Lowden Athletic Boosters sponsor a 16 team USA men open fast pitch softball tournament at Lowden July 3-5 with a 35 dollar entry fee and two new Dudley softballs. Entry fees go to top four finishers. send entries to Rich Kleppe Clarence Iowa or call 319 452 3260. Boxing Denver Heavyweight Ron Lyle pleaded no contest Friday to charges he fired two shots at his wife during an altercation last March.
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Lowden
Dudley
Rich Kleppe
Clarence
Iowa
Denver
Ron Lyle
Orioles win on Soderholm bat ruling and Cuellar homer
Orioles coached umpire into calling Cuellar pitch a foul ball after Soderholm appeared hit, then two pitches later another Soderholm bat contact produced a three run homer sealing a 7-3 Minnesota win. Soderholm also homered in the seventh to tie. Other AL results noted with multiple scores and key hits.
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Herschel Missenson
Baltimore Orioles
Eric Soderholm
Minnesota
Twins
Tony Oliva
Mike Cuellar
Joe Brinkman
Rod Carew
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Brinkman
Soderholm
Frank Quilici
Boston Red Sox
Kansas City Royals
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Oakland A’s
Detroit Tigers
Milwaukee Brewers
Perry to face former teammates with Rangers
ARLINGTON Texas AP Gaylord Perry, a 20 game winner, moves from Cleveland to Texas and will face his former Indians teammates Sunday. The Rangers trade two pitchers one minor leaguer and 100000 dollars for Perry, joining Ferguson Jenkins as a Cy Young winner on the Texas staff.
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Tex
Cleveland Indians
Gaylord Perry
Texas Rangers
Billy Martin
Perry
Texas
Frank Robinson
Indians
Cleveland
Robinson
Frank
Rangers
Jim Bibby
Jackie Brown
Rick Waits
Eddie Brinkman
New York Yankees
Cy Young
Ferguson Jenkins
Jenkins
Ranger
Danny O’brien
Cyclones sign 6 5 transfer Calvin Freeman to Iowa State
Calvin Freeman a 6 5 guard from Connors Okla Junior College signed a national letter of intent to enroll at Iowa State University. Coach Ken Trickey praised his size and skill while noting Freeman averaged 24.9 points and 13 rebounds helping Connors win the conference title. Freeman also teamed with Steve Powell who is bound for Iowa State.
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Iowa
Calvin Freeman
Connors
Okla
Iowa State University
Calvin
Cyclone
Ken Trickey
Freeman
Oklahoma Jaycee
Steve Powell
Iowa State
Powell
Seading Connors
Trickey
Dunbar High School
Dayton
Ohio
Baseball standings and results from Friday and Saturday games
The standings show Boston, New York, Milwaukee leading the American League divisions with several teams within a few games. Friday results include Boston 10 Kansas City 4 and New York 2 Chicago 1. Saturday matchups feature Oakland at Detroit, Baltimore at Minnesota, California at Milwaukee, Chicago at New York, and Boston at Kansas City with several scheduled games.
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Cleveland
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Siebert
Walker
Ruble
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Goltz
Ryan
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Stone
Renko
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Reuss
Thompson
Griffin
New league lands prize cage catch
ST LOUIS AP The University of Louisville joins a new Metropolitan Collegiate Athletic Conference, drawing six major metro schools including St Louis University Cincinnati Memphis State Georgia Tech and Tulane. The move shifts from Missouri Valley Conference and could affect scheduling and an automatic NCAA berth for the league tourney winner next spring. Louisville hopes for favorable TV interest, while Valley leaders express concern and plan a possible meeting to discuss implications.
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Metropolitan Collegiate Athletic Conference
Missouri Valley Conference
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MVC
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Larry Albus
Missouri Valley
Alan Holmes
Tulsa
Okla
Robert Karnes
Drake University
Karnes
F.A
Dave Hart
Memphis
Albus
Freedom Hall
Muscatine Track Club debuts with nine firsts in Davenport meet
The Muscatine Track Club held its first meet in Davenport on Thursday with 36 members and nine first place finishes. standout performers included Craig Plowman and Gene Bailey in junior high events and Julie Mong leading girls events. Contact Noel Prussman or Jerry Lorimer for information.
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Muscatine
Davenport
Noel Prussman
Jerry Lorimer
Muscatine youths win Amana Iowa Western Illinois Junior titles
Four Muscatine residents captured titles in the Amana Iowa Western Illinois PGA Junior Championship at Muscatine Municipal. Greg Manjovie won 10 and under. Tom Batenhorst 11 and 12. Jeff Jansen 13 and 14. Bo Johnson 15 to 17 with a 70. The foursome advance to Ellis Park Cedar Rapids for finals. Johnson may reach national in San Diego July 9-12.
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Jeff Jansen
Greg Manjovie
Tom Batenhorst
Cedar Rapids
Ellis Park
Muscatine
Amana Town-Western Illinois
Muscatine Municipal Golf Course
Johnson
San Diego
Calif
Greg Manjaine
Tom Fisher
Paul Leahy
Iowa City
Tom Batenhurst
Dave Donovan
Mike Keig
Todd Severson
Tim Davis
Tom Siering
Joe Reifart
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