Baseball Standings and Results From Friday to Monday Neares Atmosphere
MLB and AL standings show Pittsburgh, San Francisco, Los Angeles, and St Louis leading. Chicago, New York, Boston, and California trail. Friday results include Chicago 4, San Francisco 3 in 10 innings. St Louis 7, New York 1. Cincinnati 4, Pittsburgh 3. Atlanta 9, Philadelphia 2. Los Angeles 12, Houston 1. Today’s games feature St Louis at New York and Cincinnati at Pittsburgh. multiple others postponed. In the American League, Detroit leads with 58 wins. Cleveland 57. Minnesota 55. New York 49. Today’s slate includes Chicago at California and New York at Cleveland among others. Fight results note Rubin Carter defeated by Juan Carlos Rivera in Buenos Aires.
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Packers Crush All Stars in 38-0 Victory
Green Bay dominated the College All-Stars 38-0 as Donny Anderson and Ron Anderson limped off, while Jim Grabowski praised the team despite an embarrassed feeling. Coach John Sauer of the All-Stars cited pass protection failures and lack of depth as key weaknesses in defeat.
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Cleveland Open Tourney Still Wide Open
Gay Brewer shares the halfway lead at the Cleveland Open with 36 hole totals of 135 as the field tightens. Phil Rodgers was disqualified for failing to sign his scorecard. only three strokes separate Brewer and Bob Goalby from the leaders, with Nicklaus, Palmer, and Casper five back.
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Iowas Lamont Hurt May Miss Football Season
Roger Lamont of Chicago, starting offensive tackle for the Iowa Hawkeyes, was injured in a highway construction accident. Coach Ray Nagel said it is doubtful he can play this fall, a potential major blow for the team. Lamont served as a flagman when struck by a car and sustained a knee injury during the incident in Chicago.
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Spray shoots two under par to stay in Cleveland Open contention
Steve Spray of Indianola Iowa carded a two under par 69 in the Cleveland Open on Friday for a total of 140, five strokes behind the leaders who sit atop a three way tie. He had posted a 71 Thursday while Jack Rule of Waterloo Iowa trailed with 71-71 142.
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Santo's bat fuels Cubs win as Bolin falters again
Ron Santo, sidelined earlier by a fractured cheekbone, homered twice and drove in four runs including a 10th inning go ahead single as the Cubs beat the Giants 4 3 in extras. Bolin allowed Santo's 25th homer and other scorers while Carlton earned his first major league win for the Cardinals.
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Youth Net Winners Listed at Muscatine Tennis Tourneys
Muscatine Park Commission hosted two youth tennis events with winners named by George Oveson. Robert Weis captured the 14 and under singles while Greg Bridges claimed the 17 and under singles and partnered with Roy Bynum to win the 17 and under doubles.
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Bees shut out Clinton in Midwest League action
Brooks led Burling ton with a single and a triple, driving in two runs as the Bees blanked Clinton 3-0. Cedar Rapids routed Dubuque 4-4 with Joe Hague driving in three and Ted Friel tossing a four hitter. Quad Cities beat Waterloo 1-0 on an unearned run in the third, while Wisconsin Rapids won 3-0 over Quincy with all runs in the ninth.
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Lombardi Denies Revenge Motive In 38-0 All Star Rout
Vince Lombardi downplayed revenge claims after the 38 point All Star victory over the College stars. Donny Anderson and Jim Grabowski, the Packers rookies with big price tags, were held to 24 rushing yards as Bart Starr led Green Bay in a dominant display. The game featured strong Packers defense and late scoring drives, with Gary Lane breaking for a 57 yard play before Green Bay sealed the win.
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Fans 8 in 7 Innings Orioles Miss Humphreys
The Baltimore Orioles lost 4-2 to the Washington Senators as Bob Humphreys shut them down after an early Orioles burst. Jim Hannan walked several batters and opened with two runs for Baltimore before Humphreys calm pitching silenced the rally and carried Washington to the win.
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Orioles Rally Ends as Humphreys Dominates Mini Stint
Snyder faced a close game as Hannan led off the second with a walk for the Senators. Hodges summoned Humphreys who retired 11 Orioles in a row and allowed only two singles while fanning eight over seven innings. In other Ai games, Detroit.
Muscatine 4 H Softball Tournament pairings listed
Parings announced for a nine team Muscatine county 4H Softball tournament to be played Sunday Aug 7 and Wednesday Aug 10 at Weed Park. All games except finals are five innings or one hour. the championship game will be seven innings.
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Minor League scores from Pacific Coast and International Leagues
Portland 43 Oklahoma City 3 Hawaii 2 Spokaneft Vancouver Denver 2 Phoenix 3 Indianapolis 2 11 innings Tulsa 3 San Diego 2 Seattle 4 Tacoma 2 Richmond 1 Rochester 1 Syracuse 4 Jacksonville 1 Toledo 12 Toronto 8 10 innings Buffalo 4 Columbus 2.
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Santo blasts two homers and walk-off two-run single
Ron Santo of the Cubs homered twice and added a two-run single in the 10th, lifting Chicago to a 43 victory over the San Francisco club in Friday action.
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Letters Mailed Ahead of University Coaches Day Aug. 17
About 400 invitations were mailed for the University of Iowa Coaches Day to be held here on Wednesday August 17. Ray Nagel will head visiting Iowa staff with golf starting at noon at Geneva course and a roast beef dinner at 7 p.m. Dinner and program may be attended for 3.50, golf 2, and participation is open to all local and area men regardless of club membership.
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