Bucs romp WC edges Aces in 8
In an abbreviated UIC schedule West Central edged Sumner 6 to 3 in eight innings while Postville routed Fayette 10 to 0. Key players included Daryl Ruff and Randy Nuss for West Central and Gary Marlow John Schroeder Aaron Cook and Jim Whitehead for Postville.
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Bucs
UIC
Postville
Fayette
West
John Dunley
Roger Burns
Pirates
Gary Marlow
RBI
John Schroeder
Aaron Cook
Jim Whitehead
WV gals improve to 9 2 after Jesup wins
The Jesup Wapsie Valley girls softball team moved to 9-2 overall and 6-0 in CW conference by defeating Jesup twice, 11-4 and 7-? The opener featured Lori Schmidt doubling for the winners while the nightcap saw Sue Huebner collect two hits.
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JESUP
Wapsie Valley
Lori Schmidt
Sue Huebner
Elkader Girls 5th in First State Ratings
Roland Story leads the first state ratings of girls basketball with a veteran lineup and recent tournament win. Elkader Central is ranked 5th as the Lady Warriors remain unbeaten in seven starts. The rankings were released by Jack North, publicity director of the Iowa Girls High School Athletic Union.
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Roland Story
Jack North
Iowa Girls’ High School Athletic Union
Jin Jane Michaelson
Elkader Central
Lady Warriors
Oelwein Girls Fall to Independence 14-12
Independence tops Oelwein 14 to 12 as Oelwein outhits 15 to 3 but issues 15 bases on balls. Janet Britten had three hits and four RBIs. Jolee Hershey, Linda Vargason and Jana Ramsay each had two hits. Both teams fielded six errors. Oelwein won the junior varsity game 13-2.
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Independence
Oelwein
Jana Ramsay
Linda Vargason
Janet Britten
Jolee Hershey
Vargason
Ramsay
Independence Point Race At Independence Track
In Independence the weekly auto races draw fans as purses rise with the top prize this week set at 400 dollars. Standings show Curt Hansen leading the three track point fund with Ed Sanger and Glen Martin close behind, as the season’s end looms.
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Ed Sanger
Curt Hansen
Chub Liebe
Glen Martin
Bill Zwanziger
Joe Schaefer
TA. Mayner
Larry Wasserfort
Mid West
Independence
Iowa
Marshalltown
Waterloo
Red Drake
Jim Burger
Dave Bedard
Bill Barthelmes
Independence Track
Fredericksburg Girls Rally Past Dunkerton in Five Innings
Fredericksburg improved to 2-2 after defeating Dunkerton 1-1 in five innings. Sue Ellison belted a bottom of the fifth homer to end the game as Diane Braun added two hits for the winners. Dunkerton’s Rigdon opened with a solo homer, the team’s only hit.
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Fredericksburg
Fredericksburg Gals
Dunkerton
Sue Ellison
Diane Braun
Rigdon
Rhe Wheeler
Dorsey
Speicher
Raun
Managers Meeting Set for June 16 at Wings Park
Managers from Midwest and Tee-League will gather Friday June 16 at Wings Park starting at 6 p.m. All managers are urged to attend due to important agenda items.
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Wings Park
Baseball doubleheader results and standings update
The schedule lists American League games including Texas at New York and Kansas City at Milwaukee with Saturday results and Sunday matches, plus National League standings showing Pittsburgh New York Chicago and others. It also notes Thursday results San Diego beat Pittsburgh 49 17 and San Francisco 2 2 with various upcoming games across the leagues.
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Chicago
Boston
Texas
New York
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Baltimore
Minnesota
Cleveland
Oakland
Detroit
California
W. L. Pet
Setreee
Erere Reeces
Pittsburgh
St.Louis
Montreal
Secre
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Veteery
Los Angeles Srrene
Los Angeles
Atlanta
San Diego
Houston
San Francisco
St. Louis
South Winneshiek routs Dunkerton 14 to 0 in opener
South Winneshiek jumped to a 13 run first inning and dominated Dunkerton 14-0. Mike Kazynski powered the rally with a double and triple, Bob Klimesh added two hits, and South Winneshiek moves to 5-2 overall and 3-1 in the conference.
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Calmar
South Winneshiek
Dunkerton
Mike Kazynski
Bob Klimesh
South Winn
Pirates surge to first as Robertson powers rain-delayed win
Bob Robertson sparked Pittsburgh with three hits and four RBIs as the Pirates seized first place in the NL East after a rain-delayed doubleheader sweep of the Giants 4-1. Nelson Briles and Dave Giusti combined on pitching, while Billy Williams homered twice for Chicago in a 10-1 win over San Diego. In other games, New York beat Chicago 8-1, Kansas City routed Boston 15-9, and Cleveland edged California 1-0.
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Associated Press
Bob Robertson
Pittsburgh Pirates
Pittsburgh
Pirates
San Francisco Giants
New York Mets
Chicago Cubs
San Diego Padres
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Kansas City Royals
Boston Red Sox
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Mets
Nelson Briles
Dave Giusti
Giants
Billy Williams
Chicago
San Diego
Lobby Murder
Stan Bahnsen
New York
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Murcer
Horace Clarke
Fritz Peterson
John Mayberry
Kansas City
Boston
Royals
Mayberry
Vince Colbert
Graig Nettles
Cleveland
California
Glenhaven Wednesday Night League Standings and pairings
Glenhaven Partnership reports standings with teams Manty Zaruba Fox Hunt Felder Johnson Grannis Jack Langenfeld Cantey Adams Philld Kleiman Mintz Hansen and Dilton Hornung. Low scratch score list includes Shirley Gregory Zora Ziegler. Net scores highlight Shirley Gregory Zaruba Adams Langenfeld Destival. Next week Fox Hunt vs Adams O Grien Grannis Jack vs Dillon Hornung Jaggared Hilsabeck vs Philo Kleiman Ziegler Klatt vs Hintz Hansen Felder Johnson vs BYE Manley Zaruba vs Langenfeld Conley.
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Manty-Zaruba
Fox-Hunt
Felder-Johnson
Grannis
Jack
Ziegter-Klaty
Langenfeld
Cantey
Adams
Brien
Philld
Kleiman
Mintz-Hansen
Dilton Hornung
Jaggard-Hilsabeck Ib Ae
Fox Hunt
O‘grien Grannis
Dillon Hornung
Jaggared Hilsabeck
Phiflo Kleiman Ziegler Klatt
Hintz-Hansen Felder-Johnson
Bye Manley-Zaruba
Conley
Turkey Valley wins 1-0 over Tripoli in tight game
Turkey Valley improved to 6-0 overall and 4-0 in conference with a 1-0 win over Tripoli. Jerry Winter led off the bottom of the seventh with a bunt single, stole second, moved to third on a wild pitch and scored on Ron Hayek's single. Winter struck out 12, allowed three hits, and did not walk a batter while Holm took the loss, fanning seven and allowing three hits.
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Jackson Junction
Turkey Valley
Tripoli
Jerry Winter
Ron Hayek
Winter
Holm
Waukon girls overpower Postville 16 8 in opener
Waukon erupted for eight runs in the first inning to defeat Postville 16 to 8. Barb Rekow hit a home run for Postville, while Barb Marlow and Regina Waters added triples. Postville moves to 1-5 on the season.
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Postville
Waukon Girls
Barb Rekow
Barb Marlow
Regina Waters
Waukon
Hlee
Marlow
Ang
Open leads six way at Pebble Beach in windy first round
At Pebble Beach the 72nd Open began with six players tied at one under par 71 led by Nicklaus Moody Rodriguez Shaw Rudolph and Zariey. Player Cole Massengale and Sanudo trailed at 72 while Weiskopf 73 Trevino 74 Palmer 77 Sanders 81 Coody 82 Beard 85 battled tough conditions and illness.
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Pebble Beach
Cal
Jim Wiechers
Gary Player
Orville Moody
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jack Nicklaus
Nicklaus
Tom Shaw
Tennessee
Mason Rudolph
Kermit Zariey
Bob Howe
Bobby Cole
Don Massengale
Cesar Sanudo
Tom Weiskopf
Lee Trevino
Bill Casper
Arnold Palmer
Doug Sanders
Charlotte
Charles Coody
Frank Beard
VIP golf adds 3 more to list Amana Iowa VP at Finkbine
J C Snead Chi Chi Rodriguez and Jim Jamieson accepted invitations to play July 17 in the Amana VP at Finkbine Iowa City. Snead and Rodriguez hold PGA tour titles and Jamieson will make his second Amana VLP appearance. Tickets cost $5 with proceeds benefiting the I Club Scholarship Fund.
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AMANA
Iowa
J.C. Snead
Chi Chi Rodriguez
Jim Jamieson
Amana VP
Finkbine
Iowa City
Snead
Rodriguez
Philadelphia
Jamieson
Amana V
I Club
Tne
Dubbers Golf Meet Saturday at Fayette Big Rock CC
Big Rock Country Club hosts the annual Dubber's Golf Tournament on Saturday June 17 with tee off starting at 7:36 a.m. Entry is six dollars. Reservations can be made by calling Don Vandersee at 495 4314.
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Fayette
Big Rock Country Club
Don Vandersee
Allen top vote getter
New York AP Fans favor Dick Allen and Brooks Robinson in the early American League All-Star ballot. Allen leads with 6,632 votes of 217,029 cast. Robinson second with 94,841. Rod Carew Aparicio and others lead at other infield spots, with Jackson Piniella May as top outfield contenders. NL leaders include Aaron Clemente Staub May Beckett Torre Harrelson Sanguillen.
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New York
Dick Allen
Brooks Robinson
Allen
Robinson
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Luis Aparicio
Boston
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Lou Piniella
Kansas City
Carlos May
Chicago
Atlanta
Bill Freehan
Detroit
Thurman Munson
Henry Aaron
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Rusty Staub
Lee May
Houston
Glenn Beckett
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Bud Harrelson
Manny Sanguillen
KOEL Girls Softball Tournament Schedule
KOEL hosts an eight team girls softball event at Wings Park July 12 and 13. First round features Elkader MFL West Central and Stormont. July 12 games start 1:00 Elkader vs Fburg 2:30 MFL vs Wapsie 6:30 West Central vs Oelwein 8:00 North vs Stormont. July 13 winners and finals with 6:30 consolation and 8:00 championship. Admission 75 cents adults 50 cents students. under five free.
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Elkader
F’burg
MFL
Wapsie
W. Central
Oelwein
North
Stormont
KOEL
Wings Park
West Central
One trade seals MLB deadline as 3 a.m. ends
Only Atlanta answered Philadelphia at 3 a.m. EDT trading deadline. The Phillies sent ace reliever Joe Hoerner and a minor league first baseman to the Braves for right-handed pitchers Jim Nash and Gary Neibauer. Earlier they swapped Tim McCarver for John Bateman with Montreal.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Philadelphia
Phillies
Joe Hoerner
Braves
Jim Nash
Gary Neibauer
Phils
Montreal
Tim McCarver
Expos
John Bateman
Southern Cal Stays Alive in World Series Fight
Southern California forced a decisive game after beating top ranked Arizona State 3-1 to extend the NCAA championship series. ASU coach Jim Brock called it a new deal after the Sun Devils endured their first series loss, despite matching USC in hits. Bill Burbach signed as a free agent with the Minnesota Twins after quitting the Tigers camp.
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Omaha
Web
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Trojans
Arizona State
Jim Brock
Sun Devils
USC
Burbach
Dubuque
Iowa
Bill Burbach
Detroit Tigers
Minnesota Twins
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Nicol
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