Go-Hawks blank Huskies in 8-0 victory
Waverly built an 8-0 win over the Delwein Huskies in Northeast Iowa Conference action. Denner Lamphier struck out 10 in five innings, boosting the Go-Hawks while Delwein’s Gibbs took the loss after five. Lamphier doubled late and Destival singled in the seventh before a double play ended the game. The Huskies committed costly miscues and walks aided Waverly’s seven-run seventh. Oelwein visits Cresen on Friday, June 4.
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Walker nets low gross in NL but bank scores high
Jim Walker stole the honors Tuesday night in the National League with a one over par 36 to take low gross and a 31 to win low net. Bob Richhalgh eagled the 255 yard eighth hole as State Bank and others posted scores.
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Nicklaus Favored To Win Atlanta Golf Classic
Jack Nicklaus, a dominant figure in golf, is a strong favorite for the $125,000 Atlanta Golf Classic title. He has played sparingly this year with nine starts, last competing before the U S Open in Ardmore June 17-20, and has earned over $131,000 this season despite a limited schedule. He also won the Tourna ment of Champions and Byron Nelson Classic recently and arrives today after coaching his son's Little League in Florida.
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Glenhaven to Run Junior Colt Golf Program Again
Howard Klatt announced Glenhaven’s annual Junior Colt Program for youths aged 9 to 18. Participants sign an application and join a junior or family Glenhaven membership. The program features league play, challenge golf, and events, culminating in the second annual invitational on August 12.
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Major League Standings and Schedule Summary
Baseball standings and upcoming games shown with teams such as New York Houston San Francisco St. Louis Atlanta Chicago and Pittsburgh. Listings include pitchers and records like McLain 4-8 Dobson 23 and Parsons 6-5 with night and day games across East and other divisions.
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Bowling Results Summer Bantam League Standings
Results show Team L Sunnyside 2 Rams 4 and Blastoffs 5 for Team No. 6 0. Champions Globe Trotters 20200 5. Strikes & Spiders lead with 3.9. Team No. 6 tied 2.0 and 297. Individual high scores: Steve Jeline 155-279, Gordon Mird 136, Bernard Shannon 244.
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Pirates Extend Shutout Streak to Three Straight
The Pirates blanked the Cardinals 9-0 behind Bock Eisinsi s strong outing as Bill Virdon notes a rare three straight shutouts. Eis earns his fifth win in a row, as Pittsburgh keeps rolling with a moving ball and improved slider. In other NL games, Houston beat Atlanta 7-6, Montreal defeated LA 5-2, and the Mets topped San Francisco 5-4. Cesar Cedeno and Jesus Alou led Houston with four hits and three RBIs each, while Willie Davis extended his hitting streak to 24 games for the Dodgers.
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Vida Blue earns 11th win as A's top Yankees 5-2
In a day of AL results, Vida Blue pitched a complete game win to improve to 11-2 as Oakland beat New York 5-2. Amos Otis drove in three runs for Kansas City in a 4-2 victory over Boston, while Minnesota walked Detroit 3-1 aided by costly eighth inning walks. Johnny Briggs drove in three for Milwaukee in a 6-3 win over Cleveland.
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Cross Country Champ to Meet James Ryun at Twilight Meet
NCAA cross country champion Steve Prefontaine trains to challenge Jim Ryun world record holder as four other sub four minute milers join the field at the Oregon Twilight Meet. Ryun, back from an 18 month layoff, seeks a strong showing against Prefontaine and a talented group, with 10500 fans expected at the University of Oregon campus. Prefontaine looks to gain speed for the mile while Ryun hopes to rebound from a recent loss to Marty Liquori at the Tauber King Games.
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North High Lady Hawks Boys Softball Triumph Opens League
North High Lady Hawks opened the Sweetheart Softball League with an 11-1 win over Turkey Valley as Tammy Weidemann fueled the attack with a triple and a double on Tuesday. Kathy Iéwing silenced TV and North High added a 5-0 junior varsity victory.
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Boyer waits for freedom in major league job hunt
West Palm Beach. Clete Boyer said he does not expect Braves general manager Paul Richards to hinder his major league search for a third base job. The 83-year-old veteran, who quit after criticizing the Braves organization, planned a pro am golf round but also spoke about his desire to become a free agent unless a team claims him on waivers by Wednesday midnight. He declined to name any target club.
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Trap Shoot 50 Bird Program AA Division Team Standings
Monona Sportsman and multiple clubs led by High Gun duels across divisions. Winners include Duane Lubbers, Dick Stureh, Herb Borcher ding, and Darrel Egeland with top scores noted beside club affiliations. Several teams such as Oelwein Register, Seedorff Masonry, and Coast to Coast clubs posted high Gun marks in AA, B, and C divisions.
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Dreesman lighthouse two-hit shutout for Jesup win
Lance Dreesman pitched a two hit shutout as Jesup routed St. Lucas 10-0 in Northeast Iowa Softball League action. Roger Hoel homered for Jesup, while Humpal took the loss after allowing 11 hits. Jesup hosts Maynard Friday.
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Ali and Ellis Set for Closed Circuit Bout at Astrodome
Former heavyweight champions Muhammad Ali and Jimmy Ellis, both from Louisville, Kentucky, announce a July 26 bout to challenge Joe Frazier. Reportedly a closed circuit event at the Houston Astrodome could rekindle a major title chase.
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This Week in Sports Roundup
Parked reader notes show a slate of June games across baseball and softball. Teams include Turkey Valley Fayette North Winneshirk Tripoli Postville North Fayette Valley Sumner Wapsie Valley Fredericksburg East Buchanan Central City Cresco Oelwein Jesup and others with matchups listed for June 2 to June 4 and weekend games finalizing schedules.
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Elkader rallies to beat MFL Monona 7 3 in five
Elkader勢 7 3 win over MFL Monona highlighted by a four run fifth inning. Zapf homered for Elkader while Lyle Bushkofsky cleared the bases with a three RBI double. MFLMonona scored three in the seventh to close the gap.
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