Robinson's 13th inning homer lifts Indians in marathon win
Frank Robinson pinch hits in the bottom of the 13th and belts a two run homer off Terry Forster to give Cleveland a 5-4 victory over the Chicago White Sox after a back and forth extra inning affair. Blanks and Hendrick had earlier driven runs as Detroit and other AL and NL results filter in with Nettles, Fidrych, and Bird key performances.
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al Cowens
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Demon Girls Fall To Oskaloosa In High Scoring Tilt
Washington Demon girls lost 20 to 14 to Oskaloosa High in a game ruined by free passes. Jarrard allowed seven earned runs in 1 2 3 innings before Lund relieved. Redlinger and Lund led Washington with four RBIs each, while Hardeman hit a fifth inning triple for Oskaloosa. JV fell 6 to 5 as Bandy took the loss in four innings.
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Oskaloosa High School
Barb Lund
Carol Jarrard
Oskaloosa Girls
Jarrard
Lund G. Lund
Washington
Beal
Oskaloosa
Indians
Lund
Mary Jo Redlinger
Demons
Hardeman
Redlinger
Demon
Bandy
Mary Lund
Garrett
Jayvee
Sojka
Reighard
Liebe
Highland Huskies fall 5 4 to Morning Sun in five innings
Highland loses 5 to 4 to Morning Sun after a fifth inning surge by the visitors. Davis struck out 13 but walked too often as Highland led 3 1 before the frame. Russ O'Brien earned the win for Morning Sun while Kirk Kaalberg had two Huskie hits. Highland stands 3 3 overall and 3 1 in league play with next games at Wapello and Danville.
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Huskies
Morning Sun
Davis
Russ O'Brien
Kirk Kaalberg
Wapello
Danville
Highland Girls Fall 4 to 2 to West Branch
Highland girls lost 4 to 2 at Highland Friday as Mary Swenson took the loss and Betty Carney pitched for West Branch. Carney fanned 7, allowed 2 hits and 1 walk. Swenson struck out 6 with 7 walks. Highland had 3 errors, West Branch led 2 0 in first, tied 1 in third, Highland added a fifth inning run and West Branch sealed it with a seventh inning tally. Wieland and Havel each tripled for Highland. Lori and Lynnmarie Schnoebelen added singles. Highland travels to Sigourney Monday at 6 30 p m.
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Highland
West Branch
Mary Swenson
Betty Carney
Carney
Swenson
Lynette Wieland
Deb Havel
Lori
Lynnmarie Schnoebelen
Sigourney
Demon Jayvees Endure Double Loss at Ft Madison
Washington High School jayvee baseball dropped a twin bill to Ft Madison 2 1 in the opener and 9 1 in the second. Mitch Macrander took the loss in game one while Brad Farrier fanned two and allowed four runs in game two. Washington notched hits from Farrier Schooley and Hennigan in game two and had safe contact from Howell Macrander Krogmeier and Schooley in game one.
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Ft. Madison
Mitch Macrander
Demons
Max Cousins
Jayvee Boys
Brad Farrier
Washington
Farrier
Schooley
Hennigan
Jim Howell
Brian Krogmeier
Murray Schooley
Anderson of Waco tosses second no hitter in season
Margaret Anderson pitched her second no hit game of the season as Waco beat West Burlington girls 10 to 0 at Olds. The Warriorettes moved to 4-2 in conference play and 5-2 overall, with Anderson fanning ten and walking three.
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Waco
West Burlington Girls
Olds
Anderson
van Buren
Paul Connolly
Warriorettes
Washington
Sandra Hesseltine
Brenda Edgar
Lisa Martin
Major League Standings and Schedule From UPI
National League standings show Philadelphia leading East and Pittsburgh atop the West division with Chicago St. Louis Montreal and others in pursuit. Friday results include Chicago defeating Houston and Cincinnati besting St. Louis while Pittsburgh beat Atlanta and Philadelphia downed San Diego. Sunday schedule features games across Pittsburgh Atlanta Houston Chicago and more with multiple late afternoon starts.
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Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
St. Louis
Montreal
Cincinnati
Los Angeles
San Diego
Houston
Atlanta
San Francisco
Andujar
R. Reuschel
Swan
D'Acquisto
Backfat probe remains valuable tool for hog measure
Iowa State University Swine Specialist Palmer Holden says the backfat probe is a useful method to determine hog backfat. Three measurements are taken near the first rib last rib and last lumbar vertebra with a simple procedure and proper disinfection.
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Iowa State University Extension
Palmer Holden
Holden
Marty Young Wins Jaycees Sponsored Junior Tourney
Marty Young carded a 73 to win the senior high school division of the Washington Jaycees junior golf tournament at Washington Golf Course. He opened with a 34 and added a 39 for the total. Matt Nemmers took second with 76, Doug Crossett 88, and Rick Eden 103. Cindy Sproule won the girls with 49, Peggy Voelker 60. In junior high, Dave Hillman led with 75, Steve Carr 84, and others: Jon Burlingame 89, Tim Car 92, Bob Adams 95, Daf Fenn 97. Nine hole junior high flight saw Steve Knight win 52, with Brent Rich 55 and others. Elementary winner Eric Busley posted 43.
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Young
Matt Nemmers
Doug Crossett
Rick Eden
Cindy Sproule
Peggy Voelker
Dave Hillman
Steve Carr
Jon Burlingame
Tim Car
Bob Adams
Daf Fenn
Steve Knight
Brent Rich
Curt Hanson
Joe Hennigan
Mitch McCrander
Steve Paul
Ron Crawford
Eric Busley
Brad Hohl
Jody Bandy
Steve Ahart
David Howell
Y's Men edge Kiwanis in 13-12 Little League tilt
The Y's Men's Little League team defeated Kiwanis 13 to 12 in a tight minor league game Friday. Winning pitcher Mike Beenblossom fanned three, Hartzler struck out eight, while Patrick Robertson took the loss with 11 strikeouts. Jeff Knerr, Eddie Wenger, and Mike Shephard had multiple hits for the winners as Sherman led Kiwanis with three hits amid many walks and few errors.
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Y’s
Kiwanis
Mike Beenblossom
Hartzler
Patrick Robertson
Jeff Knerr
Eddie Wenger
Mike Shephard
Sherman
Goff
Milford
Zuehlke
Local News Briefs from Wayland and Iowa City
Douglas Black returned home last week after nose surgery at Mercy Hospital in Iowa City. Mr and Mrs Issac Kleese J R Morrow and Billy were Sunday dinner guests at Rex Manning home in Wayland. Gary Black of Sigourney called at the Isaac Kleese home Thursday afternoon.
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Mercy Hospital
Iowa City
Issac Kleese
J.R. Morrow
Billy
Rex Manning
Wayland
Gary Black
Sigourney
Isaac Kleese
Bernard T Hahn cited for perfect Iowa GPA honor
Bernard Thomas Hahn son of Bernard W Hahn and Mrs. Hahn of Keota earned a 4.0 GPA at the University of Iowa this year and was named to the dean's list by Dean B L Barnes of the College of Business Administration. He will start as a management trainee at Farmers Savings Bank in Keota on June 15.
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Bernard Thomas Hahn
Bernard W. Hahn
Keota
University of Iowa
B.L. Barnes
College of Business Administration
Hahn
Becky
Farmers Savings Bank
Lions defeat Brighton 18 to 8 in Little League clash
The Lions beat Brighton 18 to 8 as Chris Leyder earned the win and Scott Mellinger shared mound duties. Brighton pitchers T Arnold and Bruce Schnicker took the loss, Lions piling 12 hits to Brighton’s 5 with Gipple and Leyden going 3 for 3 and Batterson, Leyden and Gipple each with two doubles.
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Lions
Brighton
Chris Leyder
Scott Mellinger
T. Arnold
Bruce Schnicker
Arnold
Ryan Gipple
Chris Leyden
Jeff Batterson
Boxwell
Lear
Schnicker
Robison
Greenlee
Gipple
Leyden
Batterson
Hy-Vee Tops Moorman 10–3 in Major Little League
Hy-Vee defeated Moorman 10 to 3 in Major Little League baseball Friday. Winning pitcher Brad Hohl struck out 14, allowed 3 hits and walked 6. David Howell caught. Osborn took the loss, fanning 4 and walking 5 with Alice Hess catching. Howell led Hy-Vee with 4 hits, Hohl added 3, Cavin and Jaspering 2 each. Bruegge had 2 for Moorman.
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Hy-Vee
Moorman
Brad Hohl
David Howell
Osborn
Alice Hess
Howell
Hohl
Cavin
Jaspering
Bruegge
Turnipseed Family Notes Graduation Milestones
Isaac Kleese reports Gary Alan Turnipseed of Garland Texas has graduated from the U S Air Force Academy at Colorado Springs. His sister Darla Turnipseed graduated from Garland High School on May 28.
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Isaac Kleese
Gary Alan Turnipseed
Garland, Tex
U.S. Air Force Academy
Colorado Springs
Gary
Darla
Garland High School
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