Planor Lanes Summer League Standings and Honors
Standings show Rilemito a leading with 10.2 22.245 of 156, Charlies All Stars 5.13, B G M Dragsters 9.63, Bombers 13, Morgan s Pla ww, Hoosters Hot Shot 7. Ladies high game Cathy Rigdon 177 Caran Rigdon 176. High ind game Mike Hall 206, 168 Denny Staley 164. high ind series Mike Hall Randy Naber 460. High team game G M Dragsters 762, Bombers 746. High team series Charlies All Stars 2196, G M Dragsters 2196. Scotch Doubles winners Betty Hyink Cecil Miller 214, second Janet Askam Jerry Mathias 210, Barb Andresen Ben Synas 202.
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Mike Hal
Randy Naber
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Charlies All Stars
G& M Dragsters
Kent Stein Park Softball Wins Spur Weekend Action
The Teague girls beat Port City Taxi Safleys Sporting Goods and Muscatine Electric at Kent Stein Park Saturday. Port City Taxi edged Stiles Drug 31 30 with Fry winning and Lawson losing. C Busch caught for the winners Miller for the losers. Muscatine Electric beat Deep Rock 12 3 with Karen Schubick pitching and Judy Harrom catching. Oveson pitched for Deep Rock and Wolfe caught. Sees eight hits Deep Rock over Clyde Licas Plumbing as Rigdon won and Evans caught. Powell lost and Evans caught. Exhibition results noted from the Associated Press with AFL and NFL scores and Sunday schedules.
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Muscatine Electric
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Stiles Drug
Fry
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C. Busch
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Stiles
Deep Rock
Karen Schubick
Judy Harrom
C. Oveson
H. Wolfe
Elec
Associated Press
San Diego
San Francisco
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Oakland
Kansas City
Cincinnati
Chicago
Dallas
Cubs Sporl Musial's Appreciation Day
Baseball standings and results from the National and American Leagues list team records and upcoming games. Saturday and Sunday results feature Dodgers absent. Chicago, St. Louis, New York, Baltimore, Boston and others post wins and losses.
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Cubs Sporl Musial
Cubs win 13th inning thriller as Musial statue unveiled
Chicago tops St Louis 6-5 in 13 innings on a Lee Elia RBI single, delaying Musial tribute. Bob Gibson no-decision after five runs allowed. Randy Handley drives in winning run for Cubs with a 13th inning rally. Mets and Giants win. Phillies beat Astros. Marine Sgt Anthony Mu…
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Carl Mose
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St. Louis
Bob Gibson
Joe Hoerner
Lee Elia
Chicago
Don Kessinger
Johnny Edwards
Gibson
Lou Brock
Randy Handley
Elia
Cub
Kekich
Philadelphia
Mets
Ron Swoboda
Willie Davis
Ron Fairly
Swimmers start fast in 200m IM at AAU champs
In Lincoln Nebraska Sunday morning the men 200 meter individual medley heats began. Larry Barbiere of Philadelphia Greg Buckingham of Santa Clara Peter Williams of East Lansing and Pete Siebert of Santa Clara swam in heat five with Williams winning the heat in 2 minutes 16.8 seconds.
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Larry Barbiere
Phila
Delphia
Greg Buckingham
Santa Clara
Calif
Peter Williams
East Lansing
Mich
Pete Siebert
Williams
McLain Wins 22nd As Tigers Stay On Top
Denny McLain pitched a six-hit win to steady Detroit as he improves to 22‑3 with a 2‑1 victory over the Twins. Kaline’s error set up an unearned run while McLain’s 8th inning run support and solid defense kept Detroit six games ahead of Baltimore. Other AL results included Chicago over Washington, Baltimore over New York, and Boston sweeping California in a suspended game completion.
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Ralph Houk
Earl Weaver
Tommy Davis
White Sox
Davis
Jack Fisher
Paul Casanova
Senators
Ken Harrelson
Rick Reichardt
Vic Davalillo
Tommy Harper
Golden Bear Captures Western Open After Long Wait
CHICAGO AP An hour after Jack Nicklaus clinched the Western Open he lingered in the press room joking and discussing his game. The Golden Bear won his second straight Western title by three strokes with a closing 71 to finish 11 under par at Olympia Fields. Miller Barber, 37, chased late with three birdies in the final five holes to post 66 and take second for $15,600.
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Jack Nicklaus
Golden Bear
Olympia Fields
Nicklaus
Miller Barber
World marks topple as AAU meet showcases rising swimmers
At Lincoln, five world records and ten meet marks fell at the 18th AAU Outdoor Championships. Noting that top Americans are peaking for Olympic Trials in Mexico City, Don Schollander commented the trials will bring world records. Mark Spitz won multiple events while Mark Robie upset him in the 200 butterfly, and Debbie Meyer set a 1500 meter American record as Victoria King and others posted rapid times.
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Lincoln
Neb
United States
Mexico City
Yale
Don Schollander
Schollander
Mark Spitz
Santa Clara Club
Spitz
Mark Robie
Michigan
Robie
Ucla
Mike Burton
Debbie Meyer
Burton
Cleveland Tops Oakland in Second Game Behind Pinch Double
A two run pinch double sparked a five run fourth inning that propelled Cleveland past Oakland in game two of the doubleheader. Oakland won the opener with a four run seventh inning rally sparked by doubles from Danny Cafer and John Donaldson. Lew Krausse and Chuck Dobson held the five hit total.
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Cleon Jones
Tommie Agee
al Hess
Mets
Johnny Bench
Tony Perez
Reds
Atlanta
Braves
Joe Torre
Bob Bolin
Giants
Dave Marshall
Bolin
Pittsburgh
Jim Bunning
Rick Wise
Tony Taylor
Phils
Houston
Wise
Astros
Cleveland
Oakland
A’s
Danny Cafer
John Donaldson
Lew Krausse
Chuck Dobson
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