Cubs Outslug Reds In 13 Inning NL Clutch Win
Cubs topped the Cincinnati Reds 16 to 15 in 13 innings at Wrigley Field as 11 homers tied a major league extra inning record. Bill Buckner and George Mitterwald each homered twice for Chicago, with Murcer Morales and Rosello delivering the deciding hit. Reuschel earned the win in relief, starting the decisive rally. Other NL results: Dodgers over Phillies 2-1, Pirates over Astros 9-4, Cardinals over Braves 3-0, Expos over Padres 5-4.
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George Mitterwald
Bobby Murcer
Jerry Morales
Johnny Bench
Pete Rose
Mike Lum
Cesar Geronimo
Ken Griffey
Cincinnati
Dave Rosello
Reds
Rick Reuschel
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Jack Billingham
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Bob Watson
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Braves
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Garry Templeton
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Padres
Andre Dawson
Major League Standings Nl East And West
United Press International standings show Chicago leading the National League East at 59 39 with a .602 mark. Pittsburgh and Philadelphia follow, while Montreal and New York trail. In the West, Los Angeles tops at 63 38, with Cincinnati and Houston mid-pack. San Francisco and San Diego linger, and Atlanta struggles. Thursday results include Chicago edging Cincinnati in 13 innings and Pittsburgh beating Houston 9 to 4. Tonight’s games feature Eastwick and Rasmussen for St Louis at Cincinnati and Niekro for Atlanta vs Pittsburgh, among others.
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Halicki
Lerch
Shirley
Koosman
Bonham
Notice of Probate of Will and Creditors in Washington County
In Iowa District Court Washington County the estate of Altha White deceased Probate No 14054. L T Heilman named executor. Will dated May 11 1972 admitted to probate July 20 1977. Six month period to contest after second publication July 29 1977. Creditors to file claims with Stewart and Shearer attorneys 225 West Main Street Washington IA 52353.
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L.T. Heilman
Ict
Washington, Iowa
Stewart and Shearer
West Main Street
Washington
Iowa
Public auction sales in Iowa and nearby towns
A series of public auctions in Pleasant Plain Ainsworth Kalona Washington Brighton Ollie and other Iowa locations. Auctions include mobile home and real estate sales, a quitting business antiques sale, farm machinery and salvage yard items, and various livestock and trailer sales with specified start times and owners or auctioneers. recurring weekly livestock auctions are listed for Ollie Columbus Junction Wayland Kalona and Washington markets.
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Iowa
Robert DeLashmutt
North Railroad
4Th Street
Ainsworth
Pat Asher
B. Avenue
Kalona
Miller
Clarence Miller
Washington
Brighton
Everette Lewis
Haskins
Tom Martin
Mullikin Standard Station
Gary Humston
Ollie Livestock Exchange
Ollie
Columbus Junction
Boys baseball substate tournament opens with rainouts
The 2A Substate Baseball tournament in Iowa saw two games rained out and a third suspended on Thursday night. Results include Davenport West 6 over Burlington 1, Fort Dodge St Edmonds 8 over Humboldt 2, Dubuque Senior 5 over East Waterloo 2, Indianola 3 over Abraham Lincoln 2, Waverly Shellrock 6 over Decorah 3, and Carroll Kemper 6 over Sioux City Heel in. Sat games resumed with several matches postponed or completed today as winners move toward Marshalltown state contention.
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Fort Dodge St. Edmonds
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East Waterloo
Indianola
Council Bluffs
Abraham Lincoln
West Des Moines
Carlisle
Charles City
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Decorah
Sioux City
Carroll Kemper
Randle fined again for March punch in Florida
New York Mets infielder Lenny Randle received a $1000 fine and a $50 surcharge plus free career advice after punching former Texas Rangers manager Frank Lucchesi in March. He had earlier faced a $10000 Rangers fine and 30 day suspension before being traded to the Mets. The charge was reduced from aggravated battery to battery and the judge urged Randle to pursue boxing if he must fight, stating sports suffered from the action.
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Theresa Dold Sinks Hole-in-One at Washington Country Club
Theresa Dold, daughter of Mr and Mrs Clem Dold of Washington, combined golfing skill and luck to ace the number two water hole at Washington Country Club. The University of Iowa freshman achieved the hole-in-one while playing in a foursome on the course.
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Washington Country Club
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Clem Dold
Washington
University of Iowa
Wilson Concrete finishes season undefeated 10-0
Wilson Concrete defeated Brighton 13 to 7 and Estle and DeLong Construction 14 to 0 to complete a perfect 10-0 Little League season. Dave Soper pitched a no hitter in four innings against Estle and DeLong, with 3 walks and 6 strikeouts.
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Brighton
Estle & DeLong Construction
Dave Soper
Estle
DeLong
Matt Hennigan
Derek Cousins
Jeff Bell
Randy Enfield
Mark Dayton
Doug Jones
Shawn Greenlee
John Leyden
Wilson
Kirk Dunbar
Kurt Myers
Robbie Benge
Danny Williams
Jeff Batterson
Jeff Dafoe
Tim Hill
Fran Zuehlke
Jodevin Returns Home for Rest From Ailments
Richland harness racing star Jodevin is back at Kermit Hinshaw stables to rest after a string of illnesses. Training in California under Joe O'Brien, he underperformed at Columbus and Montreal trials. Vets advised rest. Hambletonian prospects in DuQuoin seem remote. Jodevin, 1976 fastest trotter with over 30 000 in earnings, drew high ownership interest before his layoff.
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Hinshaw Farms
Joe O’brien
Columbus
Ohio
Montreal
Canada
O’brien
Hinshaw
DuQuoin
Ill
Rangers rallying as Perry blanks Blue Jays 3 0
Texas Rangers extend streak and stay seven games behind the Chicago White Sox in the AL West after a 3 0 win over the Toronto Blue Jays. Gaylord Perry earned his fourth shutout of the season in a sloppy 11 hit game. Toby Harrah drove in the winner with a first inning sac fly and Kurt Bevacqua added an insurance run. Bevacqua credited manager Billy Hunter with increasing aggression. In other games, the Yankees, Red Sox, Mariners, Royals, and A’s posted wins.
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Thurman Munson
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Chris Chambliss
Roy White
Mike Torrez
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Brewers
Mike Paxton
Don Zimmer
Mariners
Twins
Lee Stanton
Gary Wheelock
John Montague
Royals
Indians
Joe Lahoud
Tom Paquette
Lahoud
Omaha
Doug Bird
Dennis Eckersley
A's
Angels
Mitchell Page
Don Baylor
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