Golf league enters third week with early leaders
The Tuesday Night Foursome Golf League begins its third week with The Foursome leading the American League at 23 points, seven ahead of Tool & Die. Preston's leads the National League at 23 points, with Hintz Lacock two points back. The schedule lists Fairbank State, Cardin's, Register, Foursome, CENWRR, Sportsmen, Donaldson's, Phiflo Realtors, Chandler's, Buenneke's, Modern, and Preston's in matchups for Tuesday night.
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American National Foursome
Preston's
Too & Ole
Hintz-Lacock
Oelwein Register
Modern Cleaners
Cardin’s
Phrilio Realtors
Fairbank State
Chandler's
Cenwrr
Buenneke Ins
Sportsmen's
Donaldson’s
Register
Foursome
Tool & Die
Phiflo Realtors
Buenneke
Modern
Preston
Preston’s
Hintz- Lacock
Vida Blue's speed fuels A's rout of Red Sox in win
Vida Blue may be the fastest pitcher in baseball but he won't win any races. His pitching helped the Oakland A's crush Boston 12-1. A baserunning miscue ends Hogan's record streak of 178 errorless games at first base as Carl Yastrzemski bats with a runner on first in the eighth.
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Associated Press
Vida Blue
Mike Hegan
Blue
Oakland A’s
Boston Red Sox
Hogan
Carl Yastrzemski
Boston
Gophers reach NCAA World Series after 14 inning win
Minnesota defeats Southern Illinois 7-6 in 14 innings to advance to the NCAA World Series in Omaha June 8-14 after a 6-6 tie paused by rain. Tim Grice led the offense as Blue argued over a disputed error call while other AL games saw New York beat California 3-2 and Detroit topple Minnesota 8-2.
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Omaha
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Chicago
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Mickey Lolich
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George Medich
Dave Rader
Garry Maddox
Philadelphia Phillies
Montreal Expos
Los Angeles Dodgers
Chicago Cubs
Atlanta Braves
St. Louis Cardinals
Houston Astros
New York Mets
San Diego Padres
Dodgers
Giants
Milt Pappas
Bob Locker
Cubs
Braves
Tim MecCarver
Cardinals
Astros
St. Louis
Houston
Tom Seaver
San Diego
Mets
Elkader Gals Defend KOEL Softball Crown At Oelwein
The 1973 KCEL Girls Softball Tournament opens tomorrow at Wings Park in Oelwein with games Tuesday through Thursday culminating in a championship. Elkader Central seeks to defend after last year’s title win over West Central, with Maynard upsetting North of West Union to reach the final. Admission is 50 cents for students and 1 dollar for adults. concessions will operate for all sessions. Oelwein also names Dick Eversmeyer as new wrestling coach after Del Hughes resigns. the 32-year-old will teach social studies and previously posted a 48 14 2 dual record at Gilmore City Bradgate.
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Oelwein
Donnybrook
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Maynard Gals
North
West Union
Perez Grand Slam Caps Reds Win Over Pirates
Tony Perez belted a grand slam and Clay Hawk Carroll pitched through a pulled muscle as the Reds beat the Pirates 5 1, ending Pittsburgh's six game win streak. The Pirates slipped 4 1/2 games behind Chicago in the NL East as other NL results favored several teams.
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Associated Press
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Cincinnati Reds
Clay ‘‘Hawk
Carroll
Three Rivers Stadium
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Hawk
You
Perez
Reds
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Chicago
FHIS Week in Sports Girls Softball Koel Tournament
FHIS actions list sports events for Tuesday through Thursday across multiple teams and venues including KOEL tournament dates June 5 6 7 and matches in baseball golf and various girls and boys teams with cross town pairings and league alignments.
Richards win Best Ball at Big Rock Country Club
George and Mark Richards captured the Father Son Best Ball title at Big Rock Country Club with a 36. Don Vandersee and Doug Vandersee took runner up, Jeff Yelland and Bob Stele finished third at 37. First flight went to Dick and Curt Timmerman with 40. second flight to Don and Dan Ramsay with 42 among 36 entries. The youngest competitor was seven year old Derrick Samson of West Union.
Northeast Iowa softball league opens with 12 teams
The Northeast Iowa Men's Softball League sponsored by the Oelwein Daily Register begins Tuesday with 12 teams split into North and South divisions. Each team plays 16 games in its division, the regular season ends July 27, playoffs August 7-8, and prize money totals 100 for the champion down to 40 for fourth. Managers are named and rosters due June 9 with three add-ons allowed by June 30.
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Rich Holm
Northeast Iowa
Oelwein Daily Register
Paul Smith
Elgin
Steve Ward
Ryan
Jim Crandall
Wadena
Bill Duart
Oelwein Abco
Jeff Gearhart
Oelwein
Kenny Fink
Hawkeye
Sam Schmitt
St. Lucas
Bob Hennager
Maynard
Bill Stephens
West Union
Roger Jeanes
Westgate
Jim Brace
Winthrop
Dave Jurgensen
Fayette
ODR
Foreman to defend title in Tokyo bout on Sept. 1
George Foreman will defend his world heavyweight title against Joe King Roman in Tokyo on September 1 in a two title bout program at Budokan Hall. Promoter Muneo Mizoguchi announced the lineup, with Ricardo Arredondo vs Morito Kashiwaba as the other title fight. Foreman won the belt by stopping Joe Frazier in Kingston January 22.
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George Foreman
United States
Joe “King” Roman
Puerto Rico
Muneo Mizoguchi
Roman
World Boxing Council
WBC
Ricardo Arredondo
Mexico
Morito Kashiwaba
Foreman
Joe Frazier
Kingston
Jamaica
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