Kleitsch duo pitches no hitters at different sites
A Wapsie Valley brother and sister pair threw no-hitters Thursday as Gail Kleitsch no hit Fredericksburg Warriorette 13-0 at Fburg and Craig Kleitsch no hit the Fburg baseball team 12-0 at WV. Gail added a triple, Lori Schmidt a threebagger, and Kevin Coffin went 3-3 with a triple and five RBIs to boost WV to 8-1 and 5-2 in Cedar Wapsie race.
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Valley and Winneshiek sweep Cedar Wapsie games
Turkey Valley toppled Jesup twice at Jackson Junction 50 in the first game with Dennis Kriener pitching a one hitter and seven strikeouts. Tom Kriener also fired a one hitter in four and two thirds innings. Ron Hayek went 2-2 and Darrel Kuehner 3-3. South Winneshiek upset Tripoli twice at Calmar, winning 6-3 in the first game as Weiand and Kazynski doubled and Humpa went 2-2. SW took the second game 5-4 with Hageman 2-3 and two RBIs. South Winneshiek improves to 7-7 overall, 5-2 in league. In Fredericksburg, Tripoli, unbeaten in league, defeated Fredericksburg 5-3 as Fink drove in three. McFarlane tripled. McNally and Linsau doubled.
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This Week in Sports Saturday Baseball Schedule
This week in sports lists boys baseball games including South Winn visiting MFUL on Saturday and Riceville at Valley on Sunday.
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Senior All-Star eRcee to be played in Sumner Cub Park
Oelwein Daily Register and Sumner Park Commission announce a Senior All-Star Baseball Game for August 6 at Cub Park Sumner. Teams of 15 seniors from 18 surrounding schools will represent Upper Iowa and Cedar Wapsie conferences plus Oelwein. Proceeds support the park’s diamond lights restoration. game start 7 30 p.m. with three innings per pitcher and at least two innings per player.
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No. 4 WC girls rally to advance in open softball
Adel-West Central of Maynard pushed three runs in the seventh inning to beat Perry 7 to 6 and reach the Jack North Iowa Open Softball Tournament quarterfinals. Clear Creek remains the State Fall Champion ranked No. 1 and NESCO No. 2 in the second ratings, as Devilettes move up to No. 4 with a 12-1 record led by Marcia Knief.
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Canoe Fights Amid Weekend Lake Event In Oelwein
The Oelwein Centennial Committee announced canoe fights at Lake Oelwein this Sunday at 3 p.m. Fourteen teams compete in map fights with elimination until one team remains. Matchups include Oelwein Register vs Rechkemmer Const and State Bank vs Gas Co I among others as bouts determine the winner.
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Huskettes Romp Past Independence In Softball
Oelwein high school girls softball team routed Independence 13 to 1 in three innings on Thursday. Lori Nielsen and Lori Kimball each had two hits. Kimball hit a triple and a three run homer. Jana Ramsey pitched a one hitter with six strikeouts. Next games: Monday at Decorah and Thursday at New Hampton before hosting Tripoli Friday.
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Mets Bring Back Good Old Days In Pirates Loss
The New York Mets fall to the Pittsburgh Pirates 2-1 at Three Rivers Stadium. A seventh inning misthrow by Felix Millan on a grounder by Bob Robertson frames a late Pirates rally as Dave Cash scores the winning run. Bob Gibson and the St. Louis Cardinals blank Montreal 4-0 despite his 23rd career homer. Tom Bradley hurls a four-hitter as San Francisco roars past Cincinnati. Lee May drives three homers for Houston in a win over San Diego with Will Winfield contributing three hits for the Padres. Claude Osteen posts a four-hit shutout for Los Angeles against Atlanta. Junior Miss Softball scores listed Stewart 11 Rueber 3 and Hau 18 Kuennen 5.
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A's drop 2-0 despite 12 hits as White Sox win
Oakland and Chicago split the action with a 2-0 White Sox victory behind solid pitching. The A's rapped 12 hits but stranded runners and were erased on baserunning miscues. Meanwhile Yankees and Orioles won to widen their divisions as other MLB games noted.
Berry sisters spark Starmont in 16-1 rout over Edgewood-Colesburg
Starmont defeated Edgewood-Colesburg 16-1 in three innings. Deb and Sharon Berry led the offense, both going 2-2 with three RBIs. Randy Sheffert also went 2-2 with a double as Starmont improved to 2-4 overall and 2-1 in the league.
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Sumner tops UIC as Prestien no-hits in 5-0 win
Scott Prestien improved to undefeated, striking out 10 in West Union on a 5-0 victory over North. Monte Kauffman and Louie Schwan added doubles for the Aces. Other area scores include Valley splitting with Postville 21-7, Monona beating New Hampton 9-8, Elkader sweeping Fayette 7-1 and 13-5, and Fayette 5-2 in the nightcap.
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Frank Leahy Dies At 65 Notre Dame Coach Remembered
NEW YORK AP Frank Leahy dies in Portland at 65 ending a career that made him one of Notre Dame s great coaches. Red Blaik called him one of the best in 25 30 years and noted his 17 hour daily dedication and strong rapport with players.
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Coaching legend notes career record and era
The speaker cites a coaching career mark of 107-13-9 at Boston College and Notre Dame from 1941 to 1953, yielding a .383 winning percentage, just under Rockne's .897.
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