Hawkeyes open drills under new coach Lauterbur
Iowa City seeks first winning season in a decade as Frank Lauterbur begins two a days with 73 players. He faces seven returning starters and names quarterback candidates Kyle Skogman Frank Sunderman and Rob Fick while stressing a tough schedule and strong defense led by Craig Clemons.
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Craig Clemons
Mitchell
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Toledo
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Kalona Little League honors coach with glove trophy
In Kalona on a summer evening Mr and Mrs Joe Pieper were celebrated by Little League players and parents for three years of coaching. A ball glove shaped trophy signed by past players was given, and a 6:30 supper followed by a three inning father son game won by the sons 6 to 3. The Piepers, soon moving to California, were joined by local families and friends at the event.
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California
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Paw McAndrew
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Kay Kaalberg
Ardell Pieper
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Perry M. Bontrager
Gene Miller
Ervin Miller
Norman Bontrager
Ray Reschley
Junior L. Miller
Ron Harland
Shirley Pantel
Jerry Erb
Johnny Berg
Ryan Hartley
Wertz
Washington Township
Clark Brenneman
Kalona
Ezra Troyer
Wellman
Ollie Blosser
Kathryn Yoder
Lone Tree
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AmVet Hall
Richmond
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Clay Roth
Wood River
Nebr
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Topeka
Ind
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Estes Park
Colorado
Wilbur Kiene Riverside
Clyle Roberson
Phoenix
Arizona
Fred Kron
American Legion Auxiliary
Linus Veggy
Leona Kucera
Wilma Rummelhart
Bess Burich
Don Kirchner
Harold Cress
Brock Sparks Cardinals Past Braves 13 4 in NL Tilt
Lou Brock and Joe Torre fueled a 13 run explosion as St Louis beat Atlanta 13 4. Brock scored five times and stole two bases while Torre drove in four with a homer and a double. The win tightens the NL East race as St Louis closes within 5 42 games of first place.
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Phillies
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Don Money
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Philadelphia
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Cleon Jones
RBI
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Mets
San Diego
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Ken Boswell
Tommie Agee
Lions rally past Colts in last minute preseason win
Detroit's Bill Munson off the bench guides a four yard TD pass to Larry Walton with 18 seconds left to beat the defending world champions Baltimore Colts 23 20 in a hot preseason game. Bubba Smith praised Detroit as a possible Super Bowl contender despite coach Joe Schmidt noting too many mistakes.
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Detroit
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Demons Open Drills With 80 Prospects In 1971 Camp
More than 80 Washington Demon football hopefuls work conditioning drills and practice in pads as head coach John Davis lauds attitude and enthusiasm. About 50 varsity and 35 sophomores participate under coaches’ watch, with contact drills starting and a Sept. 3 soap clinic planned.
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Better mousetrap through research in rats
Ron Field, 25, researchers a sterilant to curb rat populations. Field, joining Howard University in Washington DC after earning a PhD at Michigan State, reports lab success with a chemical sterilant U 5896 that permanently sterilizes male Norway rats and may require 10 to 60 percent of the population to be sterilized in the wild. He combines the sterilant with urine attractant to ensure rats ingest the treatment, with no effect on females.
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Science Today
Robert Berg
East Lansing, Mich
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Ron Field
Washington, D.C
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Michigan State University
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Norway
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Upjohn Co
Devine faces tough job as Packers coach in Green Bay
Dan Devine steps into the Packers job amid high expectations and limited talent. He aims to improve points for and against in the division, trims the roster by trading veterans, and leans on rookies like John Brockington and Charlie Hall to boost the team. Star QB Bart Starr is sidelined early, elevating Zeke Bratowski, Scott Hunter, and Frank Patrick to contend for the signal caller role.
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Green Bay, Wis
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Green Bay Packers
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Horn
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Alabama
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Patrick
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Ohio State
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Penn State
al Mathews
Jeter
Jim Carver
Ray Nitschke
Nitschke
Carter
Dave Robinson
Robinson
Brockington
Nemmers Team Leads in Washington Country Club Golf
Nemmers women golf team holds a comfortable lead in the Washington Country Club ladies league with one match remaining. Medalists were Haberman, Bean, and Helen Doak with 41s. others listed include Levy, Brindley, Rusley, Dold, Williams, Brown, Curtis, Edwards, and Allender. Week three totals show Nemmers 41, Haberman 322, Lloyd 31, Doak 292, Hohl 28.
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Monnie Nemmers
Washington Country Club
Mary Hohl
Lloyd
Haberman
Nemmers
Doak
Bean Haberman
Helen Doak
Levy
Dorothea Brindley
Major League Standings and Tonight's Probable Pitchers
MLB schedule lists two night games including Kekich for New York at Oakland and Dobson for Oakland. Also Luebber at Detroit, Cain at Cleveland and a slate of Tuesday night games across the league featuring Gullett versus Pizarro, Sutton against Morton, and Blass with Moose for Pittsburgh against Atlanta in a twi night doubleheader.
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Oakland
Dobson
Minnesota
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Saturday Baseball Scores Across Cities
Detroit defeats Milwaukee 7 to 2 while Cleveland tops Chicago 9 to 4. Oakland 4 beat Boston 1 and Baltimore 4 over Minnesota 1. Kansas City 8 over Washington 5, California 2 over New York 1, Cincinnati 6 over Pittsburgh 3, Houston 3 over Chicago 0, Montreal 2 over San Francisco 1, Atlanta 8 over St. Louis 5, and New York 2 over San Diego 1.
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