Dodgers Lose Osteen and Others Shine in Key Games
Cincinnati stretched its winning streak to six with a 5-3 victory over Pittsburgh while St. Louis beat Houston 2-1. Milt Pappas earned his sixth win with relief from Don Nottebart, and Vada Pinson added a two run homer. Bob Gibson hurled four earned runs in a rare rough outing but secured his 11th win as the Cardinals topped the Astros 2-1 with Lou Brock’s eighth inning triple setting up Phil Gagliano’s game winning RBI.
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Tigers Tame Red Sox In Early Run Show
Detroit builds early lead to defeat Boston 6-1 as Colavito stays hot at the plate. Palmer falls to 8-3 with Eddie Fisher’s relief, Yankee runs scored on homers by Pepitone and Mantle.
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West Union North Defeats Postville 7-2 in Conference Baseball
West Union North High scored all seven runs in the first two innings to beat Postville 7-2 in an Upper Iowa conference game. Bruce Whitcher hit a two run homer, Bryce Beermann had two hits, and Suddendorf and Carlett shared pitching duties. Stahr also appeared for North High.
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LaSalle Lancers Rally to 5-4 Win Over Regina Tigers
LaSalle of Cedar Rapids defeated Regina of Iowa City 5-4 in East Central Iowa league baseball action. Dave Smith Gordie Pisarik and Jim Tresnak led with two hits apiece in a 10-hit attack. Pisarik earned the win on the mound allowing five hits and fanning nine.
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Towa City
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Gordie Pisarik
Jim Tresnak
Lancers
Pisarik
Iowa City
Dubuque Bats Down Cards In Extra Inning Thriller
Dubuque finally opened the offense in the 10th with Dwight Kensey and Ted Ford singles. Pruett fanned Sinch-hitter Juan Joa and was charged with runs after a miscue. Den Deptula singled for one, Joe Hamende relieved, Sonny Jackson drove in another on a bunt that skipped over Hamende. Robbie Rogers Robinson sparkled in left with two stellar catches to deny runs.
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Pruett
Dwight Kensey
Ted Ford
Dick Davis
Juan Joa
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Joe Hamende
Sonny Jackson
Hamende
Rogers Robinson
Robbie
Fran Healy
Minor league scores from Pacific Coast to Eastern leagues
Baseball results show San Diego 2 Portland 1 in the Pacific Coast League while Oklahoma City 40 edged Polis 5 Shakane 5 Seattle 3 and Tulsa at Tacoma were affected by rain. International League games included Toronto 3 Columbus 9 Buffalo 6 Toledo 5 Rochester 4 2 Richmond 3 0 Syracuse 6 Jacksonville 3. Texas League Arkansas 9 El Paso 1. Dallas Fort Worth 9 with Albuquerque Amarillo at Austin under wet grounds. Eastern League Williamsport 6 Elmira 4 Pawtucket 10 Elmira 4 Pawtucket 10 York 7. Waterbury 13 Pittsburgh 7. Southern League has no games scheduled.
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Optimists Rally to 7-5 Victory Over Nordstrom Oil
Cedar Rapids Optimists beat Nordstrom Oil 7-5 in 10-year-old Kid League at Jones Park. Don Stepanek earned the win with 12 strikeouts and a 2-run homer. Mike Lambert went 3-for-3, and Dan Shea, Ole Munson, Kraig Spratt homered in other Northeast league action.
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Foyt Faces Heat After Milwaukee Burns in Atlanta 300
Top 26 qualifiers vie for Sunday’s $20,000 Champion Ship 300 at Atlanta International Raceway. A. J. Foyt hopes hands hold up after burns from a Milwaukee crash. his participation depends on heat and grip. Amie Knepper posts fastest practice at 160.24 mph. Dick Goldstrand injured in Offy roadster crash but listed in good condition. Final 26 spots awarded from Friday and Saturday trials with four provisional berths from Saturday night feature.
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Chat & Chew Leads 12-13 Year Olds in Van Mechtem League
The Chat & Chew diner team captured the Southeast lead with a 63 over Appleby Horn in Van Vechten on Friday. Rick McConnell homered for Chat & Chew as Elks beat Sun Mart 12-2. Other scores include Dairy Queen 4 3 Fire Department. UPWA 5 Bakers Local 2. Batters Construction 6 Independents 4. Hanford Post 7 West Side Civic 5 with Clark and Wall key for the winners.
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Larsen Falls To Carney In Iowa Jr. Golf Final
Larsen and Carney faced a tight match with Larsen briefly leading after nine and sixteen holes. Carney pulled ahead on the 18th with a six inch par putt sealing the title as Muhl beat Burden 3 and 2 to reach the final.
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Larsen
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Clinton
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Muhl
Oskaloosa
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Iowa Junior Girls golf final round leads with Harman tied
Three players shared the lead entering the final 18 holes of the Iowa Junior Girls golf tournament as Jodi Aschenbrener Bobbe Lichty and Marla Goodenow were tied with 258 to Susan Harman 259. The field lists multiple regional competitors with Flight leaders and standings across Cedar Rapids Waterloo Dubuque Maquoketa and other Iowa towns.
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Dubuque
Bobbe Lichty
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Maquoketa
Susan Harman
Cedar Rapids
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Wapello
Pat Tiaden
Iowa Falls
Veresalles and Hall Homer in Twins Exhibition
Zoilo Versalles and Jimmie Hall hit home runs to lead Minnesota to an 8-4 exhibition victory over its Denver farm club of the Pacific Coast League.
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