Demons power Pekin in five innings at Green Field
Washington Demons overpower Pekin 100 in a five inning softball game at Green Field to move to 5-0. Sophomore Mary McKowen earns her first varsity win with a two hit shutout and 10 strikeouts while adding a three run homer. Washington also wins the junior game 4-3 as Hagans and Hotle lead the way. The team heads into a varsity doubleheader with Fairfield at 4:30 p.m. Thursday hoping for a sweep.
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Mediapolis girls power past Waco 9 2 in softball
Mediapolis defeated Waco 9 to 2 as Rhonda Winegard pitched four hits allowed and took the win. Nancy Hietmeyer went 2 for 2, Chris Hollingsworth homered with three RBI, and Kelli Klenk added three RBIs on three hits. Lisa Martin and Deanne Alvine led Waco with a triple and two hits respectively. Waco drops to 2 1. The next game is against New London at Olds at 6 30 p m.
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Mt. Union Tops Crane Co. In Tri County Opener
Mt. Union 4 Crane Co. 2 as Jim Carlson hit a seventh inning two run homer to seal the win. Chuck Doughty took the loss, Tom Trier and Kirk Helmstead contributed with hits, while Jim Kauffman added Crane’s two run homer. Crane next meets First National Bank in Fairfield and then heads to a double elimination tournament at Columbus Junction.
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Padres Defeat Twins 6 4 as Ryan Returns to Form
UPI reports Nolan Ryan, famed fireballer, ended a month drought and five-game losing streak with six strikeouts in a 6-4 Padres win over the Minnesota Twins. The victory signals Ryan can reignite pitching for Frank Tanana’s lineup and help burn opponents.
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Demon Girls Fall 5-2 to Winfield Wolvettes
Washington Demon softball team tallies 11 hits but loses to Winfield Mt Union 5-2. Barb Lund allows three hits and unearned runs. Sharon Witthoft and Stephanie Cousins drive in runs early. Wolvettes, limited by few errors, win with Connie Ross pitching. Washington JV also loses 10-6. next games at Fairfield and home vs Highland.
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Major League Standings and Tuesday Results Summary
National League East standings show Philadelphia leading with 31 wins and Pittsburgh second at 26. Tuesday results include St Louis 6 Montreal 2 and Atlanta 9 San Diego 1. Evening games list scheduled pitchers for eight matches across the league.
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Hawkettes rout Mt. Vernon 12-2 in five innings
Mid-Prairie Hawkettes beat Mt. Vernon 12-2 in five innings to move to 2-1. Ann McAndrew pitched near a no-hitter into the fifth, fanning 11 with three walks. Key hits came from Nancy Schaefer, Jane Niffenegger, Vicki Berg, and Lori Reece. JV also won 11-8. big fourth inning produced seven runs. Hawkettes travel to Clear Creek and West Liberty this week.
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Eldon Raceway Night Produces Sanger and Fenn Victories
Sanger and Fenn win the late model and sportsman features at Eldon Raceway Saturday night as Sanger finishes first in the late model with Jackson Dolan Hansen Walton close behind and Fenn tops the sportsman field ahead of Pilcher Essary Franklin Metcalf Sanger. Heat winners include White Walton Langer in late models and Fenn Essary in sportsman with Tony Stewart taking the semi main. Next week hosts Mountain Dew and Pepsi special with a $7000 purse.
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Food donations guidance for temple groups urged
The notice directs ladies of the Eastern Star and the White Shrine to bring furnished food to the temple, not to the Junior High, clarifying the correct drop-off location for charity items.
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Westphal leads Twilight golf at Washington County Club
Westphal team tops the Twilight League at Washington County Country Club with an average 26.0 through matches to date. Friday scores feature Westphal 22 Cavalry 18 and medalist one under par 34 for Westphal. other low scores listed for Carr, Dalrymple and more. Standings show Westphal 78 26.0, Lowe 74 24.7, Dalrymple 46 23.0, C Paul 45 22.5, Lloyd 48 22.0.
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Braves snap slide with Moret sharp six hitter
Braves beat Padres 9-1 as Roger Moret shut out the Padres after a first inning jam. Moret improved to 2-1 backed by Earl Williams three run homer and multi hitter days from Jim Wynn and Jerry Royster. Other NL results included Phillies over Cubs 6-1 and Astros 2 Reds 1.
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