UIC sweeps Dubuque in tight Iowa Conference race
UIC swept a three game series from Dubuque while Buena Vista split a weekend set at Simpson. Simpson downed USC this year and UIC raised its overall to 12-1 after a 15 to 64 win over the Spartans with Mike Grothusen driving in three and Rick Netolicky adding two RBIs. Bob Bailey was injured on a second base play and will miss a week. Next action is Wednesday at Loras. Luther visits Friday and Saturday. Sandra Haynie wins Burdines Invitational with a 74. Miss Waynie from Runaway Bay, Texas earned 4500 for first at 219 total.
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Sumner Aces defend title at Upper Iowa golf meet
Sumner Aces won the sixth annual Upper Iowa Conference Self meet at Luana Tri-City gate course by 11 strokes over Elkader Central. Greg Jobe was medalist with 38-41-79, Bruce Theeling runnerup at 83. Team scores list Elkader 348 North 279 Postville 407 MFL 430.
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Drake Relays prep records light but lively action at Des Moines
At the 62nd Drake Relays Des Moines prep events saw one high school record fall as Mike Burke of Waterloo Columbus ran 4:15.3 for the prep 2 mile placing third fastest in Iowa history behind Howe and Smith. Mark Chardoutias set a new Drake long jump standard with 22-9.5 but finished second. Des Moines East swept relays and Ames and Oelwein claimed titles in sprints and distance events.
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Bucks take 2 0 lead as Robertson helps rout Bullets
Milwaukee guard Oscar Robertson dominates with 22 points 10 assists and 6 rebounds while Lew Alcindor posts 27 points and 24 rebounds guiding the Bucks to a 102-83 win over Baltimore. Milwaukee takes a 3 0 series lead in the NBA Finals with Game 3 set for Milwaukee.
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Trevino Captures Tallahassee Open Title Again
Lee Trevino wins the Tallahassee Open for the seventh time, collects a $12,000 prize, and signals a strategy shift for the New Orleans Open. The Mexican-American golf star’s solid showing adds to his bid for $1 million on the tour.
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Petty seals victory amid controversy at Martinsville race
Richard Petty captured his 127th career win in a 260 mile NASCAR Grand National event at Martinsville Virginia, edging David Pearson after Pearson protested Petty’s alleged first 18 laps with fuel cap removed. Petty’s eighth win of the season boosted earnings toward a million dollars as Mike Mosley earned his first win in the Trenton 200 warmup.
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Nicklaus clinches 32nd tourney in rout at Cham pions
Jack Nicklaus stretched his lead with a final round 70 to finish at 279 nine under par, eight strokes ahead of Gary Player Dave Stockton and Bruce Devlin in the MONY Tournament of Champions. The victory marked his 32nd on the American tour and pushed earnings over 102000 after seven starts.
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Bowling Results Sunday Nite Mixed League Action
Results from Art and Bob's Shell and several teams show uneven scores with Flat Shots, Hight Balls, and Funsters posting strong numbers. Individual high games include Diane Hill 201 and 533 series, Jean Wells 473, Mabel Kuper 184. Team highs reach 2043 for Eight Balls.
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North High track teams win two weekend titles
The North High girls and boys track teams captured two titles over the weekend. The boys tied for the Wildcat Relays championship at Delhi while the girls won the Wildest Invitational at Dumont. The girls dominated with five relay wins and one individual title, totaling 73 percent of points for first place. Star results include the 10 Flight Shuttle Hurdle Relay in 1:12.3 and a 4:43.8 mile medley win. The Delhi meet featured strong showings in relays and sprints, with North and Linn-Mar sharing the team trophy at 48 points each.
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Twins blast Yanks and Flying Frenchmen notch first NL East edge
The Royals and Twins lead the way with Bunker earning his first win as Kansas City beat Cleveland 6-4 aided by May's homer. Boston, Baltimore, Detroit, Minnesota and Washington win as Expos sweep in the NL East chase with Stoneman overpowering Montreal 2-1. Pirates beat San Francisco 6-2, Dodgers fall 4-2 to Cincinnati, Cubs topple Mets 9-3, and Braves split a doubleheader while Hank Aaron and Cepeda homer. Joe Torre extends a 19-game hit streak with a late single for St. Louis.
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Porter denies ABA signing with Condors and claims Bulls deal
Howard Porter of Villanova denies signing with the Pittsburgh Condors of the ABA and states he has signed a five year Bulls contract worth 1.5 million dollars with a 100 thousand bonus. Porter’s attorney defended the Chicago Bulls agreement while Condors officials prepare to litigate.
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Major League Standings and Results Summary
Major League standings shown for American League East and National League with teams, win loss records, and games back. Saturday and Sunday results include wins by Baltimore Boston and others with scores. notable games feature Minnesota New York Boston Chicago Detroit and Oakland. Monday schedules list night matchups across divisions, with key pitchers and venues mentioned.
NHL Semifinals Standings and Results Highlight
Minnesota leads Chicago and New York in a tied best of seven series as Montreal trails with a 2 2 split. The schedule shows Minnesota 6 Chicago 7 and Minnesota 2 New York 5 with tied series at 1 1 and 2 2 respectively.
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