Osteen dominates Braves in 11 1 rout after layoff
Claude Osteen return sparkles as Dodgers rout the Atlanta Braves 11 to 1. Osteen, fresh off a 23 day layoff and shoulder soreness, limits Atlanta to nine innings while Dodgers collect 18 hits. Cannizzaro and Osteen each have three hits, Willie Davis drives in three. In other games Pittsburgh tops Chicago 7-5 and Giants beat Padres 2-1. Orioles edge Tigers 1-0. Milwaukee at New York postponed.
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Sam McDowell
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Orioles
Tom Timmerman
Chuck Seelbach
Tigers
Pat Dobson
Demon golfers rally to top Mt. Pleasant on soggy local course
Washington's Demon golf team defeated Mt. Pleasant 158 to 165 on a wet local course with Craig Paul tying for medalist honors at 38 and Mike Young posting 37. Kim Holtgreve led Mt. Pleasant with 38. the Washington Invitational Tournament was rescheduled to May 6 due to weather.
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Iowa City West
Mt. Pleasant
Panthers
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West
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Steve Goff
Steve
Greene
Kim Walker
Kim Holtgreve
Fred Huene
Phil Busley
Hawks sign 13 gridders in latest Iowa football haul
Iowa coach Frank Lauterbur announced 13 more players signed national letters of intent expanding the 1969 class. The out of state signees include Wesley Drayton Detroit Michigan tackle Tyron Dye Gary Indiana Bill Edwards Orland Park Illinois Andrew Humphries tackle Mike Klimczak tackle LaPorte Indiana Gary Lee Mononquahle Pennsylvania Jim McNulty Bloomington Indiana Doug Nelson Great Falls Montana Robert Salter Pittsburgh Pennsylvania Rod Walter Berkeley Michigan Rich Marsh Cedar Rapids Jefferson center Robert Nelson Birmingham Alabama.
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UPI
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Lauterbur
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Detroit
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Gary
Ind
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Orland Park
Ill
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Mic
Major League Baseball Standings and Schedule Summary
National League East leads with Montreal and Philadelphia atop the division. American League West races include Los Angeles and San Francisco near the top. several key matchups and pitchers listed with daily games and probable starters across both leagues.
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Wise
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Blass
Selma
Nolan
Reed
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Cumberland
Judy Rankin and son Tuey share LPGA tour life
Judy Rankin travels the LPGA circuit with her three year old son Tuey and husband. Tuey enjoys the tour, was sick once but recovered on the course with help from fellow players. Rankin aims to balance family with golf as Tuey hopes to attend the Sealy LPGA Classic May 6-7.
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Ladies Professional Golf Association
Tuey
Kansas City
Las Vegas
Joe Namath
Judy
Two sharing lead in golf at MONY Tournament of Champions
Hubert Green and Gardner Dickinson opened with 68s to lead the MONY Tournament of Champions at La Costa. Jack Nicklaus tied for third with Bruce Crampton and Jerry Heard at 70 as Arnold Palmer posted 74 and Billy Casper 71 in breezy conditions. Green expressed enjoyment at playing pro golf while Dickinson admitted a cautious approach.
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UPI
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Dour Gardner Dickinson
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Ben Hogan
Jack Nicklaus
Bruce Crampton
Jerry Heard
la Costa Country Club
Arnold Palmer
Billy Casper
Miller Barber
Nicklaus
Palmer
Bowling High Scorers and Team Results Report
Bowling standings show Pepsi and Mellinger both 2638 in series with Pepsi 945 and Mellinger 928 in games. Top individual series include Cal Little and Terry Swafford, while Max Strawhacker and Swafford lead in games. Local leagues feature team totals for Kenway Store and Williams Oil, with Harold Spangler, John White, Cal Humphrey all at 552 series. In other notes, Buck Murphy and John White posted high games as Bobbi Shiebel and Martha Lowe led in further series. FISH STORY Alfred Fink caught three northerns, fourteen pounds total, while ice fishing at Ingham Lake on season’s end.
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Max Strawhacker
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Wagner Shell
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Ken Rhea
Alfred Fink
Ringsted
Ingham Lake
Rain Delays Force Washington School Track and Golf Postponements
Wet weather cancels the Washington Junior High ninth grade invitational track meet and the Washington Invitational Golf Tournament. The track meet is rescheduled for Wednesday April 26. The golf tournament is cancelled with no makeup date set.
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