Ryan Throws Second No Hitter Of Season For Angels
Nolan Ryan pitches 6-0 victory over the Detroit Tigers, striking out 12 of 14 and 17 total in a no hit win. He becomes the first to throw two no hitters in a season in 20 years, as California ends a four game skid and Detroit drops its fifth straight win.
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UPI
Nolan Ryan
California Angels
Kansas City Royals
Detroit Tigers
Ryan
Alvin
Tex
Tigers
Detroit
Johnny Vander Meer
Cincinnati
Allie Reynolds
Yankees
Virgil Trucks
California
Angels
Oakland A’s
Bobby Winkles
Bill North
Reggie Jackson
Oakland
Milwaukee
Dick Green
Bert Campaneris
North
Green
Campaneris
Jackson
Danny Thompson
Mike Adams
Minnesota
Cleveland
Adams
Tony Oliva
George Mitterwald
Jim Holt
Joe Lis
Twins
Buddy Bell
George Hendrick
Dwight Evans
Boston
Texas
Evans
Cedar Rapids golfer sets course record to win Iowa Amateur
Steve Kehrer of Cedar Rapids shot a Beaver Hills course record 66 and 290 total to win the Iowa Men's Amateur Golf Championship by one stroke over Bud McCardell of Newton. Floren DiPaglia and John Barrett tied for third, with a crowded leaderboard including IV Miller Furman Turner Chapman Solliday in the top ranks. Kehrer, an office equipment salesman, had a 76 in the opening round.
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Cedar Falls
Steve Kehrer
Cedar Rapids
Beaver Hills Country Club
Iowa
Kehrer
Bud McCardell
Newton
Hy-Vee Topples Moorman In Curfew Shortened Game
Doug Marshall homered and earned the win as Hy-Vee edged Moorman 10 to 9 in a Little League clash halted by curfew. Marshall struck out 8 and walked 11, with Jaspering closing. Marshall had 3 hits. Sojka 8. Genkinger McCall Hillman and Adams also hit for the losers. McKowen and Adams scored twice each.
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Hy-Vee
Moorman
Marshall
Jaspering
Marshall Marshall
Sojka
Genkinger
McCall
Hillman
Adams
McKowen
Washington men softball group meets Wednesday at YMCA
A league meeting for Washington men’s softball players is set for 8 p m Wednesday at the local YMCA. Weekend results include Krantz Barber Shop 5 Pepsi-Cola 4, Glandon’s D X 15 Perfex 6, Sportsman’s Lounge 9 Crane 1, and DeKalb 9 Paul’s Shoes 2. Hawkins and Carruthers pitched for Krantz and Pepsi respectively.
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Washington
YMCA
Krantz Barber Shop
Pepsi-Cola
Glandon
D-X
Perfex
Sportsman's Lounge
Crane
DeKalb
Paul's Shoes
Hawkins
Krantz
Carruthers
Pepsi
W. Smith
L. Williams
W. Emry
Sportsman's
Neil
Chmelar
L. Starr
Paul's
Methodists edge Assembly of God in church softball clash
The United Methodists won 14 to 13 over the Assembly of God in eight innings. Key plays came from Mike Shalla Bruce Campbell and Larry Fishback. The church league slow pitch games continue Tuesdays and Fridays at Washington Mennonite Field.
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United Methodists
Assembly of God
Methodists
Mike Shalla
Bruce Campbell
Larry Fishback
Washington Mennonite Field
Washington Mfg Defeats Wilson 15 to 9 in Little League
Washington Manufacturing beat Wilson 15 to 9 in a Little League game. Winning pitcher Marty Speece struck out 8 and walked 4. Pohren hit a home run for Washington. Van Houten Howell and Pfeifer each had two hits. For Wilson, Hennigan Vogel and Macrander each had two hits.
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Washington Manufacturing
Wilson
Marty Speece
Macrander
Pohren
van Houten
Howell
Pfeifer
Hennigan
Vogel
Tractor pull results at West Liberty Fairgrounds
Friday evening open class events at West Liberty Fairgrounds produced top placers across weight classes. Notable winners include Rod Wallman and Jack Simon in 5 000 lb stock. Fred Strothman and Robert Chickering in 5 000 lb hot rod. Terry Cardon and Ron Bowser led 7 000 lb stock. Vernon Husser and Chickering topped 7 000 lb hot rod. Ernie Ropp and John Klug won 9 000 lb and 12 000 lb stock respectively.
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West Liberty
West Liberty Fairgrounds
Rod Wallman
Yarmouth
Jack Simon
Fred Strothman
New London
Robert Chickering
Bloomfield
Jerry Forinash
Keota
Keith Sanket
Fairfax
Terry Cardon
Winfield
Ron Bowser
West Chester
Ron Parker
Martello
Doug Ham
Solon
Vernon Husser
Slater
John Strothman
Ernie Ropp
Katona
John Klug
Farmington
Jerry Matheus
Mt Pleasant
Brighton and Glandon Lead Washington Little League Standings
Brighton tops the major league standings while Glandon's D X nueve leads the minor league in the Washington area. The Washington Little League All Stars begin tournament action Wednesday at Oskaloosa with schedule entries for Monday and Tuesday across North and South Diamond fields.
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Brighton
Glandon
Washington
Oskaloosa
South Diamond
North Diamond
Kiwanis
Lions
State Bank
D-X
Washington Girls Swim Team Beats Burlington 156 116 In City Meet
The Washington girls defeated Burlington Thursday at Crape Park Pool by 156 to 116. Results list multiple event winners including S Robertson C Miller and L Boshart across 50 and 200 yard distances, with relays and age groups noted.
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Washington
Burlington
Crape Park
Tom Weiskopf Wins The British Open At Troon
Tom Weiskopf captures the 1977 British Open at Troon amid wind and rain to tie the championship course record. Jack Nicklaus lauds Weiskopf’s talent while Nicklaus and Lee Trevino note his rising dominance and talk of a major future for the young champion.
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Scotland
UPS
Tom Weiskopf
Weiskopf
Arnold Palmer
Jack Nicklaus
Columbus
Ohio
Nicklaus
Johnny Miller
Neil Coles
Tom
Oakmont
Major League Standings and Sunday Night Results
Baseball results list standings and upcoming schedule with teams such as Los Angeles Pittsburgh Montreal New York Chicago San Francisco St Louis and Baltimore. Probable pitchers include Sutton Briles Niekro Forsch Lonborg Norman Gibson and others with games across cities like Philadelphia Cincinnati Montreal Houston and Chicago.
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Winkles
New York
Kansas City
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Minnesota
Cleveland
Baltimore
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Boston
Texas
Houston
Philadelphia
Atlanta
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
St. Louis
San Diego
San Francisco
Pittsburgh
Angels
Ryan
Phila
Cinei
San Fran
Pittsbigh
S.D
el Los Angeles
Sutton
Briles
Koosman
Ita
Niekro
Renko
Forsch
Lonborg
Norman
Bart
Gibson
Pittsleigh
N.Y
Cinci
United Press
United Press International
St Louis
Detroit
Legion chief proposes detente ties with European veterans
National American Legion Commander Joe L. Matthews outlined plans for closer links with Eastern European veterans while denying any soft stance on communism. Speaking at the 55th West Virginia banquet, the Fort Worth leader said formal ties could advance detente and noted recent visits to the Soviet Union Hungary and Poland with invitations extended to Soviet and Polish delegations to U.S. Legion meetings.
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United States
July 16 Almanac Highlights Hard History and Births
The July 16 Almanac notes dates and celestial positions for July 16 1973. It marks Mary Baker Eddy born 1821 and historical events including DC designated as capital 1790 and Farragut becoming admiral in 1862. It also mentions the 1945 first atomic test in New Mexico and Apollo 11 crew heading to the moon in 1969.
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United Press International
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Mary Baker Eddy
Christian Science Church
Congress
District of Columbia
United
David Farragut
New Mexico
Skala Wins George Washington Ladies Golf Classic in Upset
Carole Jo Skala captured her first Ladies Professional Golf Tour title at the George Washington Classic in Horsham Pennsylvania finishing 214 after 54 holes. She and Sandra Haynie edged Kathy McMullen for second as Skala credits a tip from Ed Oldfield for fixing a slicing swing and powering a final eagle on the 11th hole amid rain delays.
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Horsham
Carole Jo Skala
Chicago
Ed Oldfield
Skala
Michael
Shingley Springs
Calif
Sandra Haynie
Runaway Bay
Tex
Kathy McMullen
Bradenton
Fla
Miss Haynie
Hidden Springs Golf Club
Zarn
Livingston Day Meeker Bates Argue in Abstract Dept Office
Attorneys Robert Day Everett Meeker and Robert Bates with Craig Arbuckle represent the Abstract Department located at 112 South B in the Livingston area. Contact phone 653-2147 for services.
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Stewart & Shearer Attorneys At Law
Richard A. Stewart
Paul V. Shearer
West Main
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