Carew seeks .400 season as Twins cling to hitting streak
Rod Carew, hitting .413 through 10 games, rides a .605 tear in a 10 game stretch and eyes becoming baseball’s first .400 hitter since Ted Williams. He laments a loss in salary arbitration and the minors demotion of Sergio Ferrer as he string together 23 hits in 38 at bats and 3-for-4 in a 6-3 win over the Yankees.
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High bidder to get baseball draftee
The California Angels must outbid rivals to sign Danny Goodwin, the top pick and first two time top prospect. Goodwin, a Southern University catcher, weighed college, medical goals, and agent influence as teams race to reach terms after his 80,000 dollar rejected offer years ago.
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Irwin and Trevino Fit Kemper Open Field
Hale Irwin the defending U S Open champion and Lee Trevino lead the Kemper Open field at Quail Hollow in Charlotte. Gary Player Arnold Palmer and Billy Casper also contend as course changes raised rough and 17 new bunkers. Jack Nicklaus Johnny Miller Tom Weiskopf Tom Watson and Tom Kite skip the event to rest for Medinah. Bob Menne returns hoping to defend his title but faces slim odds.
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Panora Mason Ralph Reynolds Honored for 50 Years
50 year Mason Ralph Reynolds of Panora received the lodge pin and certificate. Two fellow 50 years Masons presented the honor Clarence Burchfield of Perry and Glenn Chaloupka of Yale.
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Harter Speece Attend Fifth Annual Cornell College Clinic
Washington High School coaches Dale Harter and Skip Speece joined Mt. Vernon attendees at the fifth annual Cornell College coaching clinic in Mt. Vernon weekend. Guest clinicians included Dewey King of Wheaton College Illinois and Jim Bellamy of Mt. Vernon. Staff members were Jim Brousard of Grundy Center and Ron Schnack, former basketball coach in Toway.
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Field Set for 43rd Iowa Women’s Amateur Golf
The 43rd Iowa Women's Amateur Golf tournament at Mason City Country Club runs June 24 to 27 with no pro-am this year due to Amana VIP tourney date conflict. Defending champ Susan Shinn from Waterloo returns with runner-up Mary Beth Kruger from Allendorf and seniors champ Ann Griffel of Eldora, among top contenders Linda Frisch of Cedar Rapids and Corkey Nydle of Ottumwa.
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Highland Huskies rout Morning Sun 10-3 in nighlight win
Kirk Kaalberg delivered a two run single as Highland surged with a four run second inning to beat Morning Sun 10-3. Tom Carson earned his third win in relief, Ron Schnoebelen and Kaalberg led Huskies hitters, while three double plays aided the defense. Highland improves to 3-0 and meets Wapello Friday.
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Highland Huskies blow out Morning Sun for 21 1 win
Mary Swenson pitched a no hitter and 11 strikeouts as Highland crushed Morning Sun 21 to 1 in five innings. The Huskies pounded 18 hits led by Lynnette Rath with four RBIs and Deb Rotter with a two run homer. Next week they face Winfield Mt Union and Mediapolis.
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Television Listings June 5 6 Channel Meal Time Schedule
Nightly listings show news programs at 10 00 and 10 30 pm on Channel 2 with a Nightmare feature followed by a 10 30 movie On Friday 12 00 the Last Word airs Channel 2 6 and 3 4 9 12 also present brief news blocks and AY programming
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