Pitching Stars in Sunday AL Action With Key Wins
A packed AL card featured dominant pitching from Lolich Cain Palmer Blue and Parsons. Lolich beat ex teammate McLain as Detroit split the twin bill. Cain and Cash homered in the nightcap. Siebert powered Boston past Baltimore to split the doubleheader. Blue improved to his seventh straight win for Oakland and McDowell notched his first complete game for Cleveland while Parson s and Milwaukee toppled Kansas City.
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Ex-Expo McAnally edges Pirates as Marshall saves win
Ex-outfielder McAnally, making his first major league start in four years, pitched well but saw Montreal lose a lead as Mike Marshall came on to end a Pittsburgh rally. Cincinnati and New York games also featured decisive scores while other NL teams posted victories.
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Houston Astros
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Jim Gosger
Bob Bailey
Tony Perez
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Reds
Lee May
Chris Short
al Ferrara
Tommy Helms
Ferrara
Phillies
Deron Johnson
Dick Selma
Pete Rose
Tim McCarver
Rainout helps ISU clinch Big Eight title again
ISU Cyclones clinched the Big Eight baseball championship for the second straight year with a doubleheader sweep of Nebraska 3-0 and 8-7 at Lincoln. ISU finished 13-7 in conference play, one-half game ahead of Oklahoma and Colorado, who both went 13-8. A rainout earlier in the weekend shaved potential games, preserving ISU’s edge.
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Waterloo West captures Class AA state golf title at Ames
Waterloo West led by coach's son won the Iowa high school state golf title at Ames with a 321. Dave Narveson shot 77 to lead the Warhawks to a seven stroke victory over Ames. Newton was third at 330 and Waterloo Columbus fourth at 336. Boone tied for 12th at 349. Narveson outshot Paul Sanders in a three hole playoff for the individual medal.
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Littler Wins Colonial National Invitation by a Shot
Gene Littler wins the Colonial National Invitation at Windy Colonial Course by a single stroke over Bert Yancey. He trailed most of the final round, closing with a 69 for a 283 total, aided by a birdie at 13 and a late surge as winds swirled.
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Bert Yancey
Julius Boras
Boras
George Knudson
Homero Blancas
Dave Stockton
Yancey
Litter
Orville Moody
Boros
Knudson
Fred Marti
Blancas
Gary Players
Sox Postponed At Fort Madison In Prison Chiefs Clash
Rain forced the Muscatine Red Sox game at the Fort Madison penitentiary to be postponed. Manager George Long's team will return to Tom Bruner Field Wednesday at 7 30 for a game with the Oakville Indies. A workout is set for Tuesday at 6 p.m. with Camanche visiting next Sunday at 2 p.m.
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Baseball Standings and Weekend Results Snapshot
The text outlines the National League East and West divisions with team records and percentages, followed by a dense list of Saturday and Sunday results across multiple matchups. It notes the Washington Senators’ 109 major league home runs in the prior season and a reduction to 138 homers after winter trades, indicating a decline in power.
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Hawks set record with split against Gophers in season finale
Iowa finishes 27-17 overall and 10-8 in the Big Ten after a controversial split with Minnesota. Minnesota wins opener 3-2 on Mark Flanders three-run homer. Iowa forfeits the second game following a lengthy argument. Jim Cox hits his 12th homer. Tom Hurn drives in Iowa's other run.
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Mark Tschopp
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Mark Flanders
Dick Siebert
Jim Cox
Tom Hurn
Towa
Bill Parsons
Brewers
Jey Smith
Kansas City
Major League Stars Bat Detroit Past Senators in Twinbill
Norm Cash and the Tigers clubbed three homers including a grand slam and drove in seven runs as Detroit swept Washington 5-0 and 11-0. The doubleheader showcased Detroit’s power with Cash delivering the standout performance.
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