Pitcher Defeats Ex-Mates In Detroit Victory Over Senators
Coleman, traded from Washington to Detroit last fall in the McLain deal, beat the Senators 5 4 on Mickey Stanley's second homer of the game after a four run lead. McLain later blew a late advantage against the Tigers in a 3-2 win for Casanova's sac fly. Minnesota beat Chicago 6-2 and Milwaukee topped California 6-2. Rain canceled Baltimore at Boston and Cleveland at New York.
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Manager helps Rader break batting slump
Houston third baseman Doug Rader hits a grand slam and six RBI as the Astros roll to a 12-4 win over St. Louis. Manager Harry Walker encourag es Rader in New York, aiding a two-hit day and lifting Houston’s offense.
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Umpire Meeting Set Wednesday for Little League
An important meeting is scheduled for Wednesday at 6:30 PM in Don's Restaurant party room. All interested in umpiring this year are urged to attend to finalize season plans for the minors majors and seniors divisions.
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Mahovlich Brothers Lift Canadiens In Game Six Thriller
Montreal stunned Chicago 4 3 to tie the Stanley Cup final at 3 3 as Frank and Pete Mahovlich propelled the Canadiens past Tony Esposito. The series heads to Chicago for a decisive seventh game Tuesday night with the Habs trailing 3 0 in the best of seven.
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Centerville JC Wins Region 11 NJCAA Baseball Title
Centerville Community College defeated Marshalltown 11-2 to capture the Region 11 NJCAA baseball title. Greg Davenport Tom Fitsimonnes and Mike Tonser homered, Dan Hineman allowed eight hits, and Centerville finished unbeaten with 13 hits in the final. They advance to the district tournament in Grand Rapids Michigan Wednesday with a 35-9 record.
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Canonero II Seeks Triple Crown After Preakness Triumph
In a dramatic Pimlico win, Canonero II, once nearly overlooked, captures the Preakness by 1 1/2 lengths with Gustavo Avila aboard, breaking the track record at 1 54 as Reggie Cornell signals no Hook Cano nero again while Eastern Fleet falters. Harmon Killebrew set in 28 double plays last season. Frank Mahovlich nets twice as Pete Mahovlich assists the winner in a Canadiens' series. Esposito faces a historical penalty-shot moment.
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Comets advance to state golf meet after weekend district play
The Comets, led by Leroy Powell, clinched a second straight Class A state bid with a 317 at Cedar Rapids for a fourth place Muscatine finish. West Liberty topped the district, while Muscatine, Columbus Community, and Muscatine trailed in the three team event.
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Lone Tree and Louisa Muscatine score in class C meet
A pair of sixth place finishes earned one point each for Lone Tree and Louisa Muscatine in the state class C track meet at Pocahontas. Pocahontas won the team title with 33 percent of points, New London second with 31. Tom Mossman had Lone Tree’s only point with a sixth in shot put, Terry Peterson scored Louisa Muscatine’s only point in high hurdles. New London’s Paul Laipple won the 440 dash in 50.5 seconds and was second in the 220 dash.
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