Lights out anyway for Tigers Indians gates closed on Mets
Umpires halted the Cleveland Detroit beanball clash after a wild nightcap run and power failure behind the plate. Indians beat the Tigers 7-6 in the opener and led 7-6 after seven when lights blew out, suspending the game until Sept 18. White Sox rout Minnesota 18-8, Yankees 10-4, Orioles 10-4, Oakland 11-4. Royals 5-1, Angels 8-4. Mets fall back as Pirates, Phillies rally in NL. Veron Johnson and Willie Stargell pace Pittsburgh, Cincinnati, St. Louis, and San Francisco win. Giants lead West with five-game burst.
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Nicklaus in playoff with his Frankenstein monster
Nicklaus and Lee Trevino reached a 72 hole playoff tied at Merion for the 71st U S Open. Trevino bogeyed the 18th to finish one behind Nicklaus who parred the last to force a playoff. Both finished 280 after 72 holes in tough conditions.
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Week of high school sports action across several counties
The schedule lists June 21 to 25 baseball, girls and women's softball, men's softball, and slo-pitch across North Linn East Buchanan Oelwein Fayette County Turkeys Valley Turkeys Valley Fredericksburg Tripoli Wapsie Valley Postville Garnavilla Washington and surrounding towns with matchups at Fayette Postville Oelwein North Winneshiek Central Garnavilla West Central and other venues.
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$60 000 Damage Suit Filed in Independence
Independence special report says Mr. and Mrs. Leon Lucas of Rowley filed a district court petition seeking $60,000 against Donald K. Hawthorne and United Improvement Inc doing business as United Tree and Landscaping. Lucases allege injuries from a rope break during tree climbing at Hawthorne's premises on June 28, 1969 resulting in back injuries and permanent partial disability. Norma F. Lucas seeks $10,000 for lost conjugal services and support.
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First term USC summer sessions total 391 students
Fayette County reports 391 students registered for the first term of Upper Iowa College's 1971 summer sessions. The five week term began June 7 with final exams July 9. A second session starts July 12 and August 12 graduation. Special events include a Pentessane football clinic June 21 to 25 and a Cheerleaders Institute July 11 to 16.
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Mankato grads awarded at June commencement
Mankato Minn William Allen and Steven Pleis earned bachelor of science degrees from Mankato State College in June exercises Allen in health and physical education Pleis in business administration Also notes Julius Boros led pro golf money winnings in 1952 with 37032 and Lee Trevino last year with 157037 Both to play in the Amana VIP at Iowa City June 28.
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Roche Leads 17 First-Year Mets Rookies to Camp
New York Mets open a four day rookie camp in New York with Johnny Roche of South Carolina leading 17 first-year players as they report this Sunday.
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