Durant Edges Durant High in Loop Baseball Clash
Durant defeated U High 3-1 as Reimers earned the win with five strikeouts. Wilton fell 5-4 at Burlington with Loose tossing a three hitter for the Grayhounds and Wilton visiting Mid-Prairie Friday. Durant hosts Davenport Assumption Friday after a 10-0 win Tuesday.
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Gassman
R-H Durant
Durant
Bennett
Jim Schlapkohl
Reimers
Ploen
Lee Tank
Herb Wilson
Wilton
Dave Sheets
Loose
Burlington
Chuck Lorber
Wilton Crew
Mid-Prairie
U High
R H Burlington
Senators Claim Harrelson On Waiver Deal
Kansas City Athletics first baseman Ken Harrelson was placed on waivers and was soon claimed by the Washington Senators for 20000. The 24 year old Harrelson had been A s regular first baseman since 1963 and posted a .229 career batting average with 63 games this season. Also noted is Paul Mayo of Grinnell Iowa boosting rodeo winnings to 10838 this season to lead bareback bronc riders in RCA standings.
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Kansas City
Ken Harrelson
Kansas City Athletics
Washington Senators
Harrelson
A’s
Roger Repo
New York Yankees
Portland
Dallas
Denver
Colo
Paul Mayo
Grinnell
Iowa
Rodeo Cowboys Association
McGuire Heads Golf Coaches Association
Dick McGuire of the University of New Mexico was elected president of the NCAA Golf Coaches Association in Stanford. Bud Finger of Stanford was succeeded. Other officers named include Joe Boyle of Penn State as first vice president, Rev. Clarence Dublin of Notre Dame as second vice president, and Vick Kelly of UCLA as secretary treasurer.
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Stanford
Calif
Dick McGuire
University of New Mexico
Ncaa Golf Coaches’ Association
Bud Finger
Joe Boyle
Penn State
Clarence Dublin
Notre Dame
Vick Kelly
UCLA
Wapello Triumphs 10 Innings In Area Clash At Burlington
Wapello edged Notre Dame 6 to 4 in 10 innings after a 3-3 tie through seven. Steve Jennings plated the winning run with a steal and a sac fly as Red Fisher earned the win. Doug Boulton driven in the decisive run. Louisa Muscatine fell 3-0 to Mediapolis in a first inning spark, Tom Schulte tossing a four hitter with 9 strikeouts for Mediapolis.
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Wapello
Louisa Muscatine
Mediapolis
Iowa
Notre Dame
Burlington
Steve Jennings
Doug Boulton
Red Fisher
Dave Hook
Hook
Lm-Mediapolis
Tom Schulte
Gary Kemp
Nie
Bob Stephens
Rick Krenz
Randy Wheeler
Don Wilson
Joe Hawkins
L-M Outfit
M. Hinson
Warth
Taylor
LM Med
Barber
Yankees
Fred Talbot
Orloles
Brooks
Robinson
Boog Powell
Blefary
Talbot
Colavita
Vic Davalillo
Indians
Terrell Jones Edge Toward Peak For WBA Title Bout
In Houston AP reports both champion Ernie Terrell and challenger Doug Jones nearing peak for Tuesday’s WBA championship. Terrell sparred two rounds with Alonzo Johnson and Leotis Martin, drawing strong applause from a packed gym. Jones boxed three rounds with Mike Lanum, scoring several Teeling moments during the session.
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Houston
Ernie Terrell
Doug Jones
Terrell
Alonzo Johnson
Leotis Martin
Jones
Mike Lanum
Lanum
Major League Stars Batting in Doubleheader Wins
Rocky Calavito of the Indians belted two homers in a 3-2 win over Boston and added another in a 6-5 loss in the second game. Steve Barber of the Orioles allowed four hits and struck out six in a 3-0 victory over New York.
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Rocky —Calavito
Indians
Boston
Cleveland
Steve Barber
Orioles
New York
Lolich
McAuliffe
Horton
Detroit
Tigers
Baltimore Orioles
New York Yankees
Curt Blefary
Colavito
Rocky Galavito
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City
California
Minnesota
Lolich Shuts Out Senators After Guard Duty Return
Detroit pitcher Mickey Lolich, fresh from two weeks in the Air National Guard, scattered seven hits and fanned 10 as the Tigers routed the Washington Senators 12-2. Teammate Dick McAuliffe fueled the offense with a homer and a double, part of a game with McAuliffe and Horton delivering multiple rallies to back Lolich.
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Detroit
Dick McAuliffe
Mickey Lolich
Lolich
Washington
Air National Guard
McAuliffe
Tigers
Senators
New York Yankees
Two-Champion Prep Cage Series Returns in 67 Iowa
Boone AP Iowa high schools will again crown two state basketball champions next season with Class AA for the 128 larger schools and Class A for the 419 smaller schools. The Iowa High School Athletic Association Board of Control approved the two-division system, effective for finals in 1987 at Veterans Auditorium Des Moines. Finals plan eight games Thursday, four Friday, two consolation Saturday afternoon, and two title games Saturday night. Boyd Shannon Monticello schools superintendent heads the board.
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Iowa High School Athletic Association
Des Moines
Lyle Quinn
Association
Veterans Auditorium
Qlinn
Boyd Shannon
Monticello
Fox Cities Clinch Half Title With Doubleheader Sweep
The Fox Cities swept Decatur in a Wednesday doubleheader to practically clinch the Midwest League first half title, moving 44 games ahead. Burlington split with Clinton. Clinton earned all runs unearned in game one. Cedar Rapids won twice over Dubuque, while Wisconsin Rapids lost to Quincy and Quad Cities shut out Waterloo twice.
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Associated Press
Fox Cities
Decatur
Burlington
Clinton
Foxes
Bees
Cedar Rapids
Dubuque
Wisconsin Rapids
Quincy
Quad Cities
Waterloo
Koufax Wins 13th as Dodgers Top Astros in Astrodome
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax pitched a complete game for his 13th victory, beating Houston 5-2 before a record Astrodome crowd of 50,908. Jim Wynn led the Astros with four hits, while John Bateman added three. Giants, Reds, Phillies, Mets, and Cubs also won in an action-filled day across the league.
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Koufax
Houston
Juan Marichal
Los Angeles Dodgers
Astros
Astrodome
Los Angeles
Dodgers
Jim Wynn
John Bateman
San Francisco
Chicago
Cincinnati
Pittsburgh
Philadelphia
Atlanta
New York
St. Louis
Giants
Pirates
Cubs
Cap Peterson
Hal Lanier
Gaylord Perry
Tom Haller
Peterson
Lanier
Ernie Banks
Billy Williams
John Boccabella
Ron Herbel
Reds
Baseball scores and results from multiple leagues
In the International League Jacksonville beat Syracuse 7 to 3 in a 12 inning game 12 innings Toronto edged Columbus 6 to 4 while Buffalo won 2 to 2 Toledo 2 and Rochester 5 Richmond 1. Pacific Coast League Indianapolis 4 beat Oklahoma City Tacoma 4 Tulsa 0 Spokane 2 beat Seattle 1 Denver 10 Phoenix 9. San Diego at Portland postponed due to rain. Hawaii 5 Vancouver 2.
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Jacksonville
Syracuse
Toronto
Columbus
Buffalo
Toledo
Rochester
Richmond
Indianapolis
Oklahoma City
Tacoma
Tulsa
Spokane
Seattle
Denver
Phoenix
San Diego
Portland
Hawaii
Vancouver
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Hounds
Up High
Ron Jessen
Ul High
Dick Reimers
Jim Schlapkahl
Steve Ploen
Jay Semsch
Steve Koch
Dick Tucker
Pat Luther
Iowa Cowboy
Don Hardin
Jennings
Fisher
Ronnie Steele
Don Messer
Wapella
Highland
Curt Simmons
St.Louis Cardinals
Chicago Cubs
Simmons
Cardinals
Eanals
Ed Brassoud
New York Mets
Lou Brock
St Louis Cardinals
Brock
Jerry Grote
Brasseud
Reg McMillan
Doug Harvey
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Mel Ott
Willie Horton
Red Sox
Carl Yastrzmski
Don Demeter
Tom Kelley
Tony Conigliaro
White Sox
Ken Berry
Bob Locker
Tommy Agee
Bill Skowron
Chuck Dobson
Ozzie Chavarria
Robby Knoop
Angels
Jose Cardenal
Dean Chance
Twins
SSS
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Johnson
Danny
Fox
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Hawkeye Speedway
Home OF Hell
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Sandy Koufax
Don Drysdale
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Bill Mazeroski
Jim Maloney
Allen
Rich Allen
Phillies
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Braves
Jay
Bill White
Phils
Bob Buhl
Cleon Jones
Mets
Jack Fisher
al Jackson
Ron Hunt
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Aasee
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Eay Simpson
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Bob Lane
Dick McClure
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Gane Williamson
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