Nationals Lose to Davenport In District Little League Play
Davenport pitchers shut down Muscatine National League All-Stars after an early two run inning. Davenport scored five in the third and added two more in the fifth and one in the sixth to win 9 2 at Northwest Park. Northwest All-Stars advance to face Burlington in the district finals with a state tournament berth at stake.
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Races Tonight At Hawkeye Liberty Tracks
Stock car and jalopy races are scheduled at Hawkeye Speedway near Blue Grass and at West Liberty tonight. Time trials start at 7 p.m. with regular events at Hawkeye beginning at 7:30 p.m. The new quarter mile track will host A B and novice divisions.
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Senior Tourney Finishes Today At Kent Fields
Senior Little League completion remains scheduled for today despite two semi final postponements. Semi finals rescheduled for 1 p m at Kent Stein and Tom Bruner Fields pitting Clark Standard vs Lumber Mart and Cheri Tap vs Elks. Final set for 8 o clock tonight at Bruner Field with officers and umpires to play managers and coaches at 6 15 p m.
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Major League Stars Shatter Yankees With Killebrew Homer
Harmon Killebrew of the Minnesota Twins belted a two-out two-run homer, his 36th, in the ninth to beat the New York Yankees 4-3. Frank Lary of the Mets allowed two hits as New York blanked Houston 3-0 in the doubleheader sweep. Davidson announces Terry Holland will return to Davidson as assistant coach for the Wildcats.
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Pirates Take NL Lead In Rough Dodgers Turnaround
Friday's results show Baltimore 68 Kansas City 1 and Minnesota 4 New York 3 while Cleveland lost 12-4 to Detroit. Today's games include New York at Minnesota and Boston at Los Angeles with several league matchups.
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Pirates’ sloppy defense leads to 8-6 loss to Giants
Pittsburgh set a season high with six errors in an 8-6 defeat to San Francisco, dropping to fourth place as Bill Mazeroski and Bob Bailey paced the miscues. Mazeroski logged three errors, Bailey two, and Pagliaroni one as the Pirates fell behind the Giants late in the game.
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Orioles Fall Short After Twin Bill Loss to A's
Hank Bauer rode Wally Bunker to a 6-1 win in the opener, then Dave McNally faltered as Baltimore dropped the nightcap 7-6 to Kansas City. Ed Charles and Ken Harrelson sparked the A's comeback, while Brooks Robinson and Jim Gentile contributed for the Orioles. The setback left Baltimore four games back of the division lead as New York and Minnesota won elsewhere.
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World Swim Marks Boost Olympic Hopes For America
Three world record performances energize American sprint hopes at the AAU Outdoor Championships at Foothill College. Don Schollander led a trio of record breaks in the 40 meter freestyle, while Rath upset to set a new mark and the Santa Clara quartet anchored the women's 40 meter freestyle relay in a new world best.
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Fox Cities Near Lead In Midwest League Action
Fox Cities narrowed the gap to a half game atop the Midwest League after a 2 9 loss to Dubuque as Quad Cities faltered. Tim Sommer and Bob Beene held the ninth to seal the win. Clinton shut out Quad Cities 4 0. Three Fox Cities runs came on homers. Burlington unleashed three homers in an 8 2 win over Cedar Rapids. Wisconsin Rapids fell 9 6 to Waterloo. Des Moines beat Quincy 15 7.
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Canadian leaders Palmer Collins use hot putters
Arnold Palmer surged to a four under 67 in the opening round to share the lead at 198. Bill Collins fired 68 to sit one behind Palmer. Rex Baxter and Billy Casper led a pack at three under, with Casper tying the course record at 66. Other notables trailed by four or more strokes.
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