Americas Baseball Card: Weekend Matchups and Standings
A dense slate lists RTS COSTAE Phiadelphia at Montreal and multiple late games. Included are St Louis at New York, Houston at Cincinnati, San Francisco at San Diego, Atlanta at Los Angeles, and Detroit at Baltimore with varying pitchers noted. Scheduled Sunday and Saturday games mix league rivals and cross league clashes.
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Cleveland
New York
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Reuss
Cincinnati
Grimsley
San Francisco
McDowell
San Diego
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Auania
Niekro
Los Angeles
Downing
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Chicago
Philadelphia
St Louis
Houston
Atlanta
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Baltimore
Boston
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Fayette Girls Split Wins and Losses in UIC Softball
Postville defeated Fayette 20 10 in a slugfest Wednesday, after an earlier 20 19 win. Fayette then beat Garnaville 13 12 on Thursday to raise its season mark to 3 6. Postville's T Johnson, P Stavness and B Rekow had three hits. Fayette’s Jan Wenthe and Denise Pattison had two safeties. Pattison, Keding, Wenthe and Tangen led Fayette with three hits in the Garnaville game.
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Elkader
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North
Postville
Sumner
Fayette
Garnaville
T. Johnson
P. Stavness
B. Rekow
Jan Wenthe
Denise Pattison
Diane Keding
Marsha Tangen
Gable Aims for Revenge at Olympic Trials
Anoka Minnesota AP reports Dan Gable seeks revenge as he faces Chris Taylor in a likely short bout at the U S Olympic wrestling trials. Gable, a three time NC AA champion, hopes to advance while Taylor hopes to extend the match beyond three minutes.
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South Winneshiek keeps pace in conference with 4-2 win
South Winneshiek edged Tripoli 4-2 as Larry Novak struck out 10 and walked four to lift the team to 6-1 in the league, keeping pressure on Turkey Valley. Meantime at the Anoka High wrestling meet, Gable and Owings looked to clash, while Taylor and others starred in early rounds with top contenders advancing in freestyle and Greco-Roman.
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Winneshiek
Tripoli
Turkey Valley
Larry Novak
Wapsie
Gene Davis
Oklahoma City
Okla
Darrell Keller
Richland
Wash
Tom Huff
Air Force
Anoka High School
University of Minnesota
U. S
Munich
West Germany
Upsets Shake UIC Baseball Standings
MEL clings to top with a win as West Central beats North West Union for first time in years and Fayette roots Valley upset to drop to near bottom. Marlin Steen drove in the winning run for North West Union. Randy Nuss pitched the full game with eight strikeouts. Fayette upset Valley 4 3 behind Ken Daniels and Greg Capell two big sixth inning hits. Elkader crushed Sumner 11 1 as Dan Costigan scored four times and J L Gilmore had three hits. Postville beat MFL 3 2 in a Wednesday thriller with Frank Rodel Gary Mark delivering two Pirate hits.
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Tigers
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Dennis Lenth
Marlin Steen
Randy Nuss
Bruce Suckow
RBI
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Jim Blockhus
Top Valley
Ken Daniels
Greg Capell
Jim Sniffin
Elkader
Warriors
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Dan Costigan
J. L. Gilmore
Charlie Leeland
J. P. Zapf
Grant Pipho
Monona
Postville
Pirate
Frank Rodel
Gary Mark
Jim Langholz
MFI
Dennis Schultz
Schultz
Mike Hemesath
Wapsie Valley tops Fredericksburg 7 0 in baseball
Fredericksburg fell to Wapsie Valley 7 0 with pitcher Jerry Tinkey earning the win after allowing two infield hits. Wapsie totaled nine hits led by Gary Sauerbrei with two and a two run single from Mark Owens in the first. Also listed are Tee League scores: Jaycees 15 over Oelwein State Bank 7. Hintz Insurance 16 over Fareway. Keniston's 10 over U.A.W. 5. Vogel Insurance 21 over Oelwein Auto Trim 8. KOEL 19 over Tool & Die 3.
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Wapsie Valley
Jerry Tinkey
Wapsie
Gary Sauerbrei
Mark Owens
TEE
Jaycees
Oelwein State Bank
Hintz Insurance
Fareway
Keniston’s
U.A.W
Vogel Insurance
Oelwein Auto
KOEL
Tool & Die
Aces Lead In Eight Team Standings In Sumner Meet
Rich Holm reports final standings across five sports. The Aces edged North of West Union and M F L with 23 points each, Postville fourth, Elkader fifth, Valley sixth, West Central Maynard seventh, Fayette last. Eight-team scoring awarded eight to first, seven to second, down to one. M F L won football and baseball titles, Sumner.
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Rich Holm
West’ Union
M-F-L
Postville
Elkader
Vailey
West ‘Central
Maynard
Fayette
Sever
M FL
Sumner
Sumner Ee Eewes
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Hultman throws no hitter as West Central routs Stormont
ARLINGTON Jean Hultman pitched a no hitter and Gail Meyer powered the offense with a homer triple double and single driving in four runs as West Central defeated Stormont in five innings 14 to 0. Poock added two singles and two RBIs while Star mont fell to 2-6 on the season in the nonleague clash.
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Arlington
Jean Hultman
Gail Meyer
West Central
Stormont
Hultman
Meyer
Glenda Poock
Starmont
Crawford
Starmont Hulsman
Wi Sheffert
Huskies Stumble to 9-1 Defeat as Slump Grows
Oelwein Huskies fall behind on the first pitch and never recover, dropping six of seven as New Hampton rolls to a 9-1 win. Huskies have scored only six runs in their last seven games after a 3-0 start.
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Ricilnolm Register
Oelwein
New Hampton
Huskies
Ochs
Cresco Girls Ranked Ninth In Iowa Softball Top Ten
In Iowa's second softball rating Cresco's Cresco girls sit ninth, with Crestwood rated fifth and Elkader at fifth. Crestwood coach Miss Carlyne McGill mentors a veteran squad led by 5-8 sophomore Wanda Milbrath who has produced twenty wins against a single loss since starting the program last fall.
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Bennett
NESCO
Zearing
Woden
Crystal Lake
Central
Elkader
Winfield-Mount Union
Farragut
Beaman-Conrad
Crestwood
Cresco
Kingsley-Pierson
DES Moines
Iowa
North High
West Union
Carlyne McGill
Letts
Wanda Milbra
Wishbone T opens football season in Texas game
Oklahoma coach Chuck Fairbanks predicts heavier defense against the Wishbone T as defenses catch up, with more passing expected this season. Bear Bryant says the offense remains potent though defenses improve. The West squad faces the East in Jones Stadium at 7:35 p.m. CDT with Jack Mikkan at quarterback for Oklahoma.
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Oklahoma
Chuck Fairbanks
Fairbanks
Darrell Royal
University of Texas
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Alabama
Jack Mikken
Jones Stadium
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Tripoli Girls Win Despite No Hits Over Wapsie Valley
Tripoli girls defeated Wapsie Valley 7 to 3 despite scoring no hits. The winners drew 10 walks and committed seven errors. Wapsie Valley season record falls to 9-5. Scoring sequence shows Wapsie 200 1906 3237 Tripoli 004 003 x 702. Kleitsch and Bailey pitched, Marquardt and Buls contributed.
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Tripoli Girls
Wapsie Valley
Waepsie
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Marquardt
Buls
Jamieson Sikes share lead in Western Open golf
R H Sikes using donated clubs and Jim Jamieson led the Western Open after rounds at Sunset Ridge Country Club. Both fired three-under 68 despite a 30 mph north wind, with Sikes last winning in 1966 and Jamieson entering as a tour non-winner. Iowa athletes also posted strong spring GPAs at Iowa City.
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R.H. Sikes
Dutch Harrison
Jim Jamieson
Sikes
Jamieson
Sunset Ridge Country Club
Allen leads AL vote race
First baseman Dick Allen of the Chicago White Sox tops the American League All-Star fan balloting with 189,071 votes as of today. Norm Cash trails, while Brooks Robinson, Reggie Jackson, Bobby Murcer, and Carl Yastrzemski rank high at other positions. The All-Star game is set for July 25 at Atlanta Stadium.
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Dick Allen
Chicago White Sox
Allen
Norm Cash
Detroit Tigers
Brooks Robinson
Baltimore Orioles
Bill Melton
White Sox
Melton
Reggie Jackson
Oakland Athletics
Bobby Murcer
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Carl Yastrzemski
Boston Red Sox
Bill Freehan
Tigers
Ray Fosse
Cleveland Indians
Avlanta Stadium
Lee May
Houston
Glenn Beckett
Chicago
Joe Torre
St. Louis
Bud Harrelson
Johnny Bench
Cincinnati
Henry Aaron
Atlanta
Roberto Clemente
Pittsburgh
Willie Mays
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