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Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1976

Page

7

Hounds Sweep Demons In Southeast Seven Doubleheader

Ft. Madison Hounds run win streak to 10 with 7-6 and 12-1 victories at Green Field. Steve Stotts and John McCarthy led offense in the opener as Kelley Gipple made a famed fence catch and Ron Sweeney blasted a long homer. In game two Mark Broadway homered and tossed a two hitter as Washington fell to 14-11 overall and 8-10 in league. Washington to finish season with a doubleheader against Oskaloosa.

Evening Journal Ft. Madison Washington Demons Bloodhounds Green Field Hounds Twinbill Fairfield Demons Demon Kelley Gipple Steve Stotts Scott Rich John McCarthy Washington Ron Sweeney Gipple Homer Doug Dunlap Les Neu Rich Sean O'Hanlon Mike Anderson David Cousins Mark Hoskins Mark Broadway Chase Cousins Rick Hagans Broadway Gregg Horn Oskaloosa Nutgrass Kinyon Witthoft Marti Deaton Cross

Miller Favored to Win British Open Amid Rain at Royal Birkdale

Johnny Miller moved into outright favorite status at 7-2 as rain and wind disrupted the third round at Royal Birkdale. Seventeen-year-old Seve Ballesteros led at 138 before US contenders rallied with Ray Floyd tying for third at 143 and Nicklaus at 144. Weiskopf and Irwin followed closely as 84 players advance to Friday's action.

Southport England UPI Johnny Miller U.S Severiano Ballesteros Spain Miller Ballesteros Bob Murphy Delray Beach Fla Doug Sanders Hubie Green Christy O'Connor Jr Ireland Ray Floyd Britain Tommy Horton Brian Barnes Nicklaus Jerry Pate George Burns Carl Higgins Floyd Tom Weiskopf Hale Irwin Tom Watson Arnold Palmer Birkdale Weiskopf

Jones nets 16th win as Padres beat Cubs in low-scoring battle

Randy Jones hurls seven innings of six hit ball to lift the San Diego Padres to a 6-3 win over the Chicago Cubs. The lefty improves to 16-? on the year, aided by 12 Padres hits and a decisive third inning. Mets 5 Braves 2 and Astros 7 Expos 6 were also noted in brief actions.

Fred McMane UPI Randy Jones San Diego Padres Chicago Cubs Ruth Revzen Jones Cubs Padres Chicago Wrigley Field Bill Bonham Mike Ivie New York Atlanta Houston Montreal Mets Braves Tom Seaver Seaver Wayne Garrett Mike Phillips Frank LaCorte Astros Expos Jose Cruz Andre Thornton Steve Dunning Cliff Johnson

Fisk fuels Red Sox win with early double and strong hits

Carlton Fisk, slumping at .256, doubled in two runs in the fifth to spark Boston’s 8-4 victory over Minnesota. Fisk, who drew boos earlier, went three-for-five as Fred Lynn, Carl Yastrzemski and Rick Burleson added two hits each in a crowd of 25,970 pushing Boston’s attendance past a million for the earliest date.

Carlton Fisk Fisk Cincinnati Reds Boston Red Sox Minnesota Twins Fred Lynn Carl Yastrzemski Rick Burleson Rick Jones Reggie Cleveland Lynn Yastrzemski New York Chicago Milwaukee Texas Baltimore Oakland Yankees White Sox Ken Holtzman

Crane Company blanks Mt. Union 5-0 in Tri-County League

Steve Segar pitched a one hit shutout as Crane Company softball beat Mt. Union 5-0. Ray Johnson homer, Tom Doughty triple and Tom Trier double to pace Crane, now 13-13. Crane to play a 7:30 p.m. doubleheader at Green Field against First National Bank of Fairfield.

Steve Segar Crane Company Mt. Union Ray Johnson Tom Doughty Tom Trier Crane Green Field First National Bank of Fairfield

Zoeller Leads Quad City Open With 63 In Opening Round

Fuzzy Zoeller fired a 63 to lead the Quad City Open as 70 players made the cut at Oakwood Country Club. George Archer trailed at 64 with a strong field, while defending champ Roger Maltbie posted 69 amid comment on substandard rough from dry conditions.

Coal Valley, Ill UPI Fuzzy Zoeller Oakwood Country Club Zoeller Bob Goalby George Archer Mike McCullough Bob Dickson Gene Frank Carlton White Tommy Aaron Joe Porter Gary McCord Rex Caldwell Roger Maltbie Maltbie

Aaron left out of AL All-Star roster in 1980 tilt

New York UPI report notes manager Darrell Johnson named 11 AL reserves with three from Yankees and Royals but excluded Hank Aaron. Aaron, in his last season, misses first All-Star game in 22 years as seven newcomers join veterans Belanger Chambliss Randolph Rivers Wynegar Money Patek. Starting AL lineup announced includes Munson Carew Grich Harrah Brett LeFlore Staub Lynn.

NEW York UPI Hank Aaron Darrell Johnson New York Yankees Kansas City Royals Milwaukee Aaron Johnson Baltimore Jim Palmer Royals Amos Otis Hal McRae Fred Patek Yankees Chris Chambliss Willie Randolph Mickey Rivers Boston Red Sox Carlton Fisk Carl Yastrzemski Mark Belanger Don Money Minnesota Butch Wynegar Belanger Chambliss Randolph Rivers Wynegar Money Patek Thurman Munson Rod Carew Bobby Grich Toby Harrah Texas George Brett Kansas City Ron LeFlore Rusty Staub Detroit Fred Lynn Boston

Hawkettes beat West Branch 4 1 in softball at Wellman

Mid-Prairie junior Nancy Kos drove in three runs with two hits aiding a 4-1 softball win over West Branch at Wellman. Kos tripled to score Dusenbery and later singled in Dusenbery while Ann McAndrew earned the victory. Kim Burton homered for West Branch.

Nancy Kos Mid-Prairie West Branch Wellman Kos Sue Dusenbery Dusenbery Hawkettes Kim Burton Ann McAndrew Cindy Carney Iowa City West

Double loss costs Demons title share in softball

Ft. Madison swept Washington 9-6 and 13-3 to deny the Demons a Southeast Seven title. Ft. Madison finishes 8-1 in league, Washington 6-3, Oskaloosa 4-5, Fairfield 0-9. Washington ends 11-10 overall. Demons next host Mid-Prairie at Wellman.

Demons The Evening Journal Ft. Madison Washington Demons Houndettes Washington Twinbill Oskaloosa Fairfield Gary Collins Collins Sharon Whittheft

Pepsi Cola Wins With Carrs No-Hitter In Babe Ruth Action

Pepsi Cola defeated Mid-Prairie 15 to 2 in Tri-County minor Babe Ruth play at Weisman Tuesday. Tim Carr pitched a no hitter with 11 strikeouts and 6 walks while allowing 5 hits. Kern fanned 12 and walked 17 for Mid-Prairie. Carr had a double and single. Rustan Burlingame and Craig added singles. Pepsi tied for first at 3-1.

Pepsi Cola Mid-Prairie Tri-County Weisman Tim Carr Pepsi Chris Kern Carr Kern Tim Rustan Jon Burlingame Scott Craig

Sanger and Woodard Triumph at Oskaloosa Speedway

Ed Sanger of Waterloo won his second straight super stock feature at Southern Iowa Speedway in Oskaloosa, leading from lap four in his Camaro. Glen Woodard of Des Moines captured his first sportsman feature of the year, edging Jim Anderson, as local Dick Crook finished second on the final lap. Consolation and heats winners included Fred Knapp, Ed Pilcher, Ron Prymek, Bill Rice, and John Moss. next week features the Hardy Big Twin Special with a $1,000 sportsman purse and $4,125 total for both classes plus crowd prizes.

Ed Sanger Glen Woodard Southern Iowa Speedway Oskaloosa Waterloo Des Moines Osky Woodard Jim Anderson Fred Knapp Ed Pilcher Bloomfield Sportsman Dick Crook Sanger Ron Prymek Bill Rice John Moss Roy Reese Iowa City

Waco keeps league title hopes alive in softball clash

Waco Warriorettes beat Central Argyle 12 to 6 to tighten the Blackhawk Conference race. Deanne Alvine went 3-for-3 with a double and two RBIs, aided by Lynn Hultquist and Brenda Edgar. Margaret Anderson earned the win as Sara Fraise took the loss. Central’s Beth Roddy and Jo Benjamin led with multiple hits. Waco improves to 8-3 in league play, 10-10 overall, while Central drops to 10-3 in league play, 10-3 overall.

Waco Blackhawk Central Argyle Warriorettes Cardinal Eldon Olds Deanne Alvine Lynn Hultquist Brenda Edgar Beth Roddy Jo Benjamin Sara Fraise Margaret Anderson Fraise

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