Elkader repeats KOEL softball title with 7 5 win
Elkader Central Warriorettes defend KOEL crown by beating West Central Maynard 7-5 at Wings Park. Elkader built a 4-0 lead, with Hultman and Neuman driving in runs as WC fought back to 5-4, then Elkader added two in the fifth. Key moments included Hultman wild pitches and Neuman steals, while Poock and Wedemeier starred for WC in a tight championship game.
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Yankees add McDowell and Dobson in major trades
New York Yankees acquire lefty Sam McDowell from the Giants for cash and righty Pat Dobson from the Braves in two trades. McDowell, nicknamed Sudden Sam, is paired with Dobson as the rotation upgrade sought by manager Ralph Houk to challenge for the AL East title. Nordhagen and two minor leaguers go to Atlanta as part of the Dobson deal.
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Sauerbrei Saves Wapsie in 6 4 Victory
Wapsie Valley kept its league record spotless with a 6 4 win over South Winneshiek. Jerry Risse and Glen Snyder each had three hits, Todd Kuethe drove in two with a fourth inning single, and ace Larry Sauerbrei escaped danger in the seventh after bases loaded with no outs. South Winneshiek threatened late but could not overcome the early Wapsie rally.
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Elkader Tops Point in Strawberry Point Golf Meet
The Elkader golfers edged Strawberry Point 168 to 172 in the third week of area men’s action. Tri-medalists were Harold Frick and Bob Nesteby for Elkader and Vern Lyons for Strawberry Point, each carding 39. Elkader: Frick 39, Nesterry 39, Moon 44, Rhomberg 46, Wessell 47, Bangs 49. Strawberry: Lyons 35, Paul 42, Richards 44, Kellogg 47, Bantz 50, Opperman 59.
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Wadena Tops St Lucas 2 1 In Softball Duel
Wadena handed defending champ St Lucas its second straight loss Thursday night, 2 1. Mihm collected three hits for St Lucas while Whitcher had two for Wadena, which scored the winning run in the sixth. RHE 1698 24 41 Humpal and Mashek, Rueber and Jensen.
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McIntosh named Guttenberg coach
Former Oelwein All-State football star Craig McIntosh is appointed head coach at Guttenberg High School replacing Jim McGowan. He will coach varsity and girls track while teaching elementary PE and business, with 14 lettermen returning and a 6-3 sophomore quarterback in the mix.
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Aces Shock MFL In Upper Iowa Conference Thriller
Sumner surprised two time defending league champ MFL 5 to 3 as junior pitcher Scott Prestien earned his third win without a loss. MFL errors aided Sumner with key two run first and three run second frames, while Wold allowed seven hits with one earned run. Other line scores show Elkader, Maynard, and Fayette area games with pitchers such as Hauer contributing offensively and defensively in 7 0 win, 5 2 win, and 3 1 loss contexts.
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Scott Butikofer
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Fayette
Jim Hauer
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Fayette Kuehl
Belmont Stakes set to test Secretariat for elusive Triple Crown
Secretariat faces a six horse field at Belmont Park in the Belmont Stakes with Knightly Dawn as an upset specialist partner. Trainer Frank Martin aims to force an early pace to draw Secretariat and allow Sham to seek revenge after Derby and Preakness second places. The race offers 151200 total purse with 90270 to the winner and features My Gallant Pvt. Smiles Twice A Prince among the rivals. Historically, Triple Crown winners include Sir Barton Gallant Fox Omaha War Admiral Whirlaway Count Fleet Assault and Citation.
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Baseball matchups and player stats listed for several games
Baseball schedule with teams and pitchers including Medich 42 for New York against Kansas City Garber 52 Detroit Lolich 5.5 versus Oakland Blue 4.7 Milwaukee Gell 6 at California Weigh 37. N
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Expos' wounds hit by salt in late Montreal return
Carl Morton returned to Montreal and limited his former teammates to three singles in six innings as the Braves rallied for two runs in the seventh to win 3-2. Dodgers blanked Cubs 4-0. Padres edged Cardinals 4-3. Angels beat Tigers 3-0. White Sox 3, Orioles 2. Rangers 7, Yankees 5.
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