Eight-run third helps HuskyCadets edge Cresco 8-7
Oelwein exploded for all eight runs in the third inning to beat Cresco 8-7 in Northeast Iowa Conference action. Nelson and Mahoney led the offense with key hits, while Gibbs struck out the final two batters in a tense seventh to seal the win. Crestwood had led 4-0 before the burst, and Crestwood threatened again in the seventh but couldn’t complete a comeback.
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This week in sports in the region
A dense schedule lists June college and high school games across multiple towns. Baseball and softball matchups include Valley, Fayette, Postville, and North Fayette with tournaments and doubleheaders. Teams like Wapsie Valley, North Iowa conferences, and area schools appear with dates June 3 to June 11.
Wapsie Valley blanks Tripoli in 3 innings
Wapsie Valley veers to a 12-0 three inning win over Tripoli Friday night led by Béla Kaufman homer and Karen Kaufman triple. Suzanne Heineman allowed no hits with six strikeouts and teamed with Brenda Moeller Lund for two hits each. Wapsie Valley improved to 4-0 and moves to KOEL tournament action versus North High.
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Johnson benches sparked by base running lapse with Angels
The controversy over Alex Johnson resurfaced after the Angels benched him in the first inning of a 10-1 loss to the Boston Red Sox. Lefty Phillips said the move was self explanatory after Johnson failed to run through a routine grounder. Johnson, batting .210, was thrown out at third on a grounder and replaced by Billy Cowan in left.
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Napoles Retains Welterweight Crown With Stop of Backus
Napoles defeats Bill Backus to reclaim the world welterweight championship. A left hook and marked plan led to Napoles landing decisive blows, stopping Backus at 2 minutes 33 seconds of the eighth round in a 15 round scheduled bout. The fight took place Friday night in Mexico City.
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Oakland outlasts Senators 5-3 in 21 innings
Oakland A's win 5-3 over Washington after 21 innings as Jin Shellenback and pitchers toil long. Curfew in RFK Stadium limited start times and the marathon game ends with Campaneris and Campaneris scoring on wild pitches. Longest night game since 1967 nocturnal marathon.
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Sharman linked to Lakers coaching amid Stars dispute
Stars coach Sharman contemplates leaving Utah after reports he favors Los Angeles. Utah Stars file a $5 million damages suit to block signing while Lakers push their top candidate status, as team owners, managers, and agents negotiate, with Sharman citing a desire to coach in LA and a seven year contract on the table.
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North High Dominates in 12-Run First Inning rout
North High surged to a 12 run first inning and defeated Cuitlenhers Piidaw Friday night. Kevin Durscher hit a three bagger for two runs, while Nieky Robertson led the attack with five hits and a strong six run strike on the mound helped by Freeman and Vand Boeckensten in relief.
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Tulsa and State Meet in District I Baseball Clash
Tulsa faces Town State at 5 30 pm in the NCAA District I playoff. Tulsa won 3 2 behind right hander Cliff Butcher as the Cyclones fell to ULSA Oklahoma and Wyoming in the series.
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Punchless Reds Pulverize Cards For 12-0 Win
In Cincinnati the Reds erupted for 12-0 over the St. Louis Cardinals behind 17 hits and three runs in the first four frames. Tony Perez delivered four hits including a two-run homer, while rookie Ross Grimsley earned the win with three-hit pitching. Johnny Bench added a two-run triple as George Foster collected four hits.
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Major League Standings and Weekend Results
MLB standings and weekend results listed with interleague matchups. Notable scores include Chicago 3 Detroit 2 and Oakland 5 Washington 3 in a 21 inning game. Multiple NL and AL fixtures feature Chicago New York San Francisco and Detroit among others.
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Jesup rolls past Maynard with no-hitter and ten runs
Jesup powered to a 10-0 victory over Maynard as Lance Dreesman had four hits including two homers and Dave Supy tossed a no hitter with 18 strikeouts. Steve Smith also homered for Jesup while Maynard stranded zero in the scoring column.
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KOEL Tournament Pairings and Schedule
KOEL tournament brackets list Monday games at 12 30 Turkey Valley and West Central at 2 00 Elkader Central versus Star mont at 2 30 Tripoli versus M F L at 8 00 Wapsie Valley versus North High 12 30 Crystal Lake versus TV WC winner 2 09 Nashua versus Starmont Elkader winner 6 30 Bennett versus Tripoli M F L winner 8 00 Center Point versus WV North winner Wednesday games include 12 30 Tuesday afternoon winners 2 00 Tuesday evening 6 30 Consolation 8 00 Championship
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Indians may face contract trouble over bonuses
The Cleveland Indians could lose players or face fines if Commissioner Bowie Kuhn finds illegal performance bonuses in contracts for at least three players Sam McDowell Graig Nettles and Ken Harrelson. Kuhn is reviewing oral bonus agreements tied to manager Alvin Dark and has spoken with involved players Dark and Gabe Paul. A decision may come in one to two weeks.
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