Yankees rout Rangers as Blomberg homers thrice in opener
New York Yankees defeated Texas 12-6 in Arlington with Ron Blomberg delivering three home runs and five RBIs after manager Louie V. and nonroster infielder Celerino Sanchez added a three-run shot. Moose Veale and Lamb held Chicago to five singles in a 4-0 Pirates win. Padres beat Mexico City Reds 10-8 in 10 innings. Orioles sign Dave Johnson while Alou Roque Burgmeier Schaal move. Phillies fail to resolve Willie Montanez contract talks. Angels seek Leo Cardenas as absence stretches two weeks.
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Ellsworth and Burlington to meet in JC meet finals
Defending national champion Ellsworth and Southwestern of Burlington advance to the Iowa regional junior college final. Ellsworth dominates Grand View 110-68. Burlington defeats North Iowa 82-58 to reach the title game. The winner earns a district final berth to decide the trip to Hutchinson for the NJCAA tournament.
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Pearl City Bowling Standings And High Scores Recap
Readout lists multiple local bowling results with team and individual high games and series. Highlights include Doane’s Prod, Gremmel Wholesale, HON Industries, and Morgan Trucking posting top team scores, plus notable individual efforts by Elliott, Mercer, Griffin, Rauschenberger, and Welker across divisions.
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Drake forward suspended after St Louis game
Drake University coach Howard Stacey announced junior forward Dennis Beil is suspended for the Bulldogs' two remaining games after a sideline confrontation during a 99-79 loss at St Louis. Beil was sent back to Des Moines with the freshman squad, as the third player this season to quit or be suspended.
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Banquet Monday for Muscatine wrestlers
The Muscatine High School wrestling squad will be honored Monday night at a banquet sponsored by the MHS Mat Maids. The event in the MHS cafeteria at 6 30 pm invites wrestlers and their parents. Awards will be presented to Ron Tope Howard Hartzell and Tom Palmer.
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Bullets Win Big to Pull Ahead in Central Race
Baltimore bullets past Portland 90-80 led by Archie Clark 24 and Jack Marin 20 as Marin scored 12 in the final quarter to boost the Bullets toward playoff position and a 34 game lead in the Central Division. Hawks fade after 69-66 edge. Lakers rally behind West 28, Hairston 25 rebounds. Other NBA results: Buffalo over New York 105-97, Boston over Detroit 125-96, Milwaukee over Philadelphia 81-...
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Old-time golfer Sam Snead near leader at Doral Open
The 60-year-old Snead shot a four under par 66 in the second round to close within one of leader Lee Trevino in the $150,000 Doral Hastern Open. Harney tied Snead with a 69 for second as Rosburg and Boros also chased, highlighting Snead’s long career and rare Games.
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