Iowa Wins on Squeeze Play in Big Ten Thriller
Iowa edged Michigan State 5 to 4 on a seventh inning squeeze play as catcher Jim Freese walked and, after a sequence, Skip Hobie slid in for the decisive run. The Hawkeyes remain in the Big Ten title chase while Michigan State suffers a setback in the race.
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Big Eight baseball tilt boosts Town State to 6-4 win
Mahoney and Case powered Town State as they beat Colorado in a doubleheader. Mahoney drove in three on a double and a single in the opener and added a triple and a single for two RBIs in the second game. Case contributed two doubles in the opener, driving in a run as part of the Cyclones’ 7-4 victory to move to 6-4 in conference play heading into a single game with Colorado Saturday.
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Boxing Underdog Knocks Out Thomas on TV Night
Bobby Woster a lightweight underdog found an opening in the 10 round televised bout in Chicago. He landed a sharp left followed by a barrage that floored Allen Thomas three times, Thomas unable to rise before 1 26 of the final round. Foster improved to 19 1 with a KO streak while Thomas fell to 19 losses and one win.
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Ladies Club Banquet Names Officers and Winners
Ann Hull was named president of Teague Ladies Club Bowling. Helen Gunnell is vice president, Ann Figg treasurer, and Dorothy Brockway secretary. Foster's Royal Blue won the league championship with Cordwell as sergeant at arms. Joynette Barthus had high year series and Norma Silverhorn high game. Dorothy Crumly named most improved bowler. Beulah Varney received a 100 pin bonus prize. Williamson chosen as queen candidate. organizational meeting set for August 1.
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Giants M and M Boys Beat Dodgers in Marichal Mays Power
San Francisco Giants pitcher Juan Marichal stretched his win streak to three and Will ie Mays connected for his 14th homer as the Giants blanked the Los Angeles Dodgers 5-0. Marichal scattered five hits and improved to 3-0, while Mays drove in a run and scored once in a game that showcased the Giants’ bat and mound strength.
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Trade moves Braves star for Mets pitcher in undisclosed deal
Milwaukee Braves shortstop Roy McMillan was traded to the New York Mets for pitcher Jay Hook in an undisclosed cash amount plus nine minor leaguers to be named later. CAP Photofax CHICAGO. Bobby Foster notes. In Washington, D.C., Mien Thamnas is halted. Berlin reports Willie Quatuer knocks out Michele Gullott in a European light weight championship match.
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Bressoud's sparkling batting fuels Red Sox win
Ed Bressoud, acquired from Houston, shines with a 1380 batting clip and a key two run single in Boston's 9 3 victory over Washington. The veteran shortstop boosted Boston's infield and helped push the team atop the American League standings while other scores moved Cleveland and New York in tight races.
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Central Tops In' ther discus and relay results
In a Davenport indoor meet Dodder and Huff led with strong shot and discus throws. Howard cleared 11-6 near a school record as Reagan and Muson posted notable times. Gene Baker Jr. starred for Central, anchoring relays and sweeping sprint events. Next week Central heads to Bettendorf for a triangular meet and the Little Six outdoor meet is set for Friday at Brady Street Stadium.
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Erwin Liberty Relay Team Wins Burlington Meet
Erwin and Liberty 2 mile relay teams led Burlington events as North Scott tops team scores with 53 points. Deni Ervin starred in the 80 yard run while the Erwin quartet including Jerry Kaalborg powered the two mile relay. Van Buren of Reasauga and Wes erly posted strong times as Tipton placed third.
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Dunegan Leads Burlington to District Crown
Burlington captured the district title behind Jim Dunegan’s 2034 point production in field events and a 52 foot shot put. Ottumwa and Mount Pleasant trailed as Dunegan also tied for third in the high jump while Terry House of Keokuk placed second in the shot put with 52 feet 6 inches. Mitsimones won the mile, Shumaker took the 880 hurdles in 20.4 seconds, McKim led the pole vault, and the Bulldogs won the two mile relay.
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