Two-hitters headline Hawk Journey in Hawk Invitational
Valley High of Elgin and North High of West Union won first round games with two-hitters highlighted by Don Hanson and a combined effort by Gary Robinson and Gary Reeder. Hanson allowed two hits after 5 2 3 innings in a 3 0 win over Postville while Robinson and Reeder limited Stormont to two hits in a 5 1 victory, as Valley and North advance with solid defense and timely hitting. Final games slated for Saturday include consolation and championship showdowns.
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Wapsie and Turkey Valley Stay Undefeated in Cedar Wapsie Play
In Cedar Wapsie action Wapsie Valley blanked Denver 8-0 with Sue Heineman striking out 14 while Brendy Moeller, Donna Kaufman, Karen Kaufman, and Heineman each doubled. At Turkey Valley Jackie Kuennen had three hits as Wapsie beat Turkey Valley 10-3. Rose Werlsteffen added a triple and a double. Turkey Valley beat Dunkerton 10-9 led by Diane Jirak and Norma Speltz with Kuennen contributing three hits. The Cedar Wapsie league standings show Wapsie and Turkey Valley undefeated.
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Mary Kashatka
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Wapsie Valley blanked Denver 18 to 0 in baseball
Wapsie Valley rolled to an 18-0 win at Denver on Friday as Jer ry Peters and Jerry Tinkey held Denver to one hit. Kraig Neibuhr led with two hits including a homer while Joe Norte added four hits. Denver’s Moe Greedy suffered a broken nose from a line drive and was taken to hospital. Wapsie improves to a 33 record.
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Jesup Still Perfect Maynard Wins First
Jesup remains undefeated as Maynard secures his first victory. Scoring details show Jesup tallying 25 points to 8 for Maynard with several players contributing across quarters. Final notes indicate key runs by Timmerman Whitcher Suby Har ken and Wenthe Burke Jen sen enhancing the Jesup win.
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Blood and Brawls Highlight Cleveland Baseball Night
Five players ejected as tensions erupted in Cleveland after Ray Fosse was hit by a pitch. The Indians beat the Tigers 7-0 as fists flew in the eighth inning, with Jim Honochick calling it the bloodiest fight on a field in 23 years. Pittsburgh and San Francisco won to extend leads in their respective divisions.
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Nicklaus Palmer feud dominates U S Open round
At Merion, Arnold Palmer and Jack Nicklaus led the 71st U S Open as the two bitter rivals clashed over pin placements and slow play. Nicklaus, 72, accused the USGA of protecting Merion while Palmer defended the course and their group’s pace during the third round.
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