Perry erases losing string for the Tribe
Sonny Siebert wins 7-1 over the Orioles for his 16th career victory against Baltimore. Rico Petrocelli and Carlton Fisk drive in early runs, Perry is the first nine-game winner, while Cleveland edges Detroit 1-0 and Kansas City rallies past Minnesota 5-3. Richie Scheinblum belts a 471-foot pinch homer for Kansas City as Milwaukee tops the Yankees in 12 innings.
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M Holmes named MVC commissioner
Alan Mickey Holmes, 34, named commissioner of the Missouri Valley Conference effective July 1. Holmes, previously with the Big Eight, was lauded as a rising leader by Dr. John Dratz, with the MVC including Memphis State Louisville North Texas State Bradley Tulsa Drake St. Louis and Wichita State.
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Hurtubise drops to 23rd at Indianapolis 500
Indianapolis AP Jim Hurtubise vents anger after slipping from 16th to 23rd in the 500. He was towed from the track after running out of fuel, nearly sparking a fight with attendants. He questions U S Auto Club leadership and says further changes are needed. He spoke from North Tonawanda New York.
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Valley High routs Fayette 9 0 in baseball contest
Duane Hermen drove in five runs on three hits as Valley High blanked Fayette 9-0. Valley improves to 3-1 in conference and 5-5 overall. Pitcher Bob Strong and Roger Lofstrand combined for the shutout. Mike Cline went 2-3, Mark Samek added two singles for Valley.
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Kuehl tosses no-hitter for Central in win
Sumner Elkader Central won 7-0 in an Upper Iowa Conference game as Kuehl pitched a no hitter with nine strikeouts. Seeland and Kuehl each had two hits for the Central offense. Sumner falls to 0-4. batteries were Kuehl and Larson for Elkader Central and Oberbrechting Prestein and Howard for Sumner.
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Stammeyer Throws No-Hitter as North High Tops West Central
Kevin Stammeyer pitched a no hitter to lead North High to a 6-0 shutout over West Central. Stammeyer supported by Jim Blockhus who was 2-2 with a homer, while Kevin Dur scher added three hits including a double. Randy Nuss took the loss. North High improves to 14-? on the season.
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Red Machine routs Astros in big swing at Astrodome
Ken Rappoport notes the Cincinnati Reds overpower Houston 10-3 to tie for second in the NL West after a four game sweep. Hal McRae belts a grand slam as Cincinnati fans tally an 11 hit attack and astute manager Sparky Anderson calls the victory a masterful display.
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Baseball standings and results across two leagues
Major league standings show East leaders New York and Baltimore with mixed wins. Thursday results feature big Reds wins over Houston, Mets over Philadelphia, Cubs over Cardinals, and multiple home runs by Bench and Perez boosting Cincinnati's late surge.
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On RD IN SPORTS Friday matchups listed
On RD IN SPORTS lists Friday baseball and girls softball games: Dunkerton at Jesup Gelwein at Tripoli Guttenberg at MFL with girls softball Sumner at New Hampton Elkader Tournament North Winn at South Winn. Saturday features Girls Softbat Tripoli at Hudson Inv. Tourney Wapsie Valley at Tigerette Inv. Guthrie Center at Ade.
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Lady Stars Triumph 13-6 Over Tripoli in Softball
Starmont girls rout Tripoli 13 to 6 as Sharon Wacker and Diane Crawford collect three hits each. Shirley Crawford belts a triple for Starmont, while Rucker and Bull hit triples for Tripoli. Starmont improves to 1-3 and visits Garnaville next Tuesday. Batteries: Crawford and Sheffert for Starmont marquaret and Buls for Tripoli.
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Sanudo leads Kemper Owen Golf Tourney with 65
Cesar Sanudo shot a seven under 65 to take the first round lead at the Kemper Owen Golf Tournament in Charlotte. He joked about borrowing a putter from Lee Trevino and teased a 30 percent share, while Trevino led in earnings and Sanudo eyed a breakthrough season. Billy Casper stayed closest to him among scorers at Quail Hollow.
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Iowa assistant named to Big Ten tour coaching staff
University of Iowa assistant basketball coach Dick Kuchen has been named to the coaching staff of the Big Ten tour squad that will visit Tahiti, Australia and New Zealand starting June 10. He will coach with his own player Jim Collins of Fort Dodge on the six week trip.
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