Open League Playoff Set In Open Softball League
Open Softball League opens with Krieger Motors vs Hamm's Beer at Oregon Field tonight. The winner faces Moose Lodge Wednesday at 5 p.m., while the loser meets Moose Thursday. Moose clinched the third round by defeating Cheri-Top 4-3 Monday as league plans followed. Cheri-Top nearly tied Moose late, with singles from Ren Welk and Bal linger and sacrifices aiding a seventh inning run. Moose built early leads on hits from Lercers and a Grunder triple, plus Sotores, Murdock, and Queson scoring. Pitcher Keith Chapman allowed seven hits, while several Moose batters produced multiple safeties.
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AFL-CIO Seeks Opening Win in Local World Series At Tom Bruner Field
The AFL-CIO squad aims to capture the Little League title opener tonight at Tom Bruner Field. Carlisle's Sports Shop pursues a decisive second game win to avoid an early setback in the local world series matchup.
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No Blue Mondays for Los Angeles Dodgers
Dodgers refuse Monday rest as the National League leaders extend their lead. The team’s pitching staff emphasizes rest needs while opponents stumble on welcome Mondays. San Francisco, Philadelphia, and Houston results shift standings, with Dodgers widening their margin to five games as the idle streak ends.
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Cubs Beat Phils in Minor League Playoff Tilt
Cubs win 18 to 8 over Phillies in a division playoff at Tom Bruner Field. Cubs advance to face the Braves in tonight’s world series prelim. Jim Honts and Jacobs pitched, with Mike Fuller and Dave Masterson among the hitters. Phillies’ Johnny Callison and Chris Short were top Giant-killers in earlier play.
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Homers Lift Clinton Lead After 3-Run Win
Clinton stretched its Midwest League lead to 212 games with three homers. Ralph Barberie and Angel Bravo hit two apiece, including Barberie with a man on in the third. Decatur pounded Wisconsin Rapids 7-5 as Tom Bode hit a two-run homer. Cedar Rapids' 14 hits beat Dubuque 7-?. Jim West allowed two hits. Quincy rallied for six in the fourth to beat Fox Cities 9-7. Waterloo at Burlington was rained out.
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Hindahl Hospitalized After Ankle Surgery In Missouri
Muscatine High School pitcher Steve Hindahl is recovering at Muscatine General Hospital after ankle surgery on a right ankle injury. The accident occurred at the Mickey Owens Baseball School in Missouri where he tore ankle ligaments and tendons during a slide into third. Hindahl will wear a cast from ankle to knee for four to six weeks, potentially missing football season. he previously starred for Muscatine with a 1.02 ERA and 128 strikeouts in 80 1/3 innings.
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Rogers Grier Switched To Fullback In New Plans
Veterans Lonnie Rogers and Bobby Grier move to fullback under Coach Jerry Burns to bolster a light Iowa backfield. The plan shifts backfield roles to counter size issues, with Grier and Rogers lining outside behind the center as the two halfbacks remain in the middle.
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Hawkeyes prepare for 1963 season after spring drills
Iowa football coach Burns seeks capable fullbacks and quarterbacks while redesigning the lineup for the September 2 opener against Washington State. Key players shift positions, with Grier and Rogers moving to fullback and Snook contending for quarterback as the team rebuilds its front and backfield.
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Musial Announces Retirement After 22 Major League Seasons
Stan Musial, the St. Louis Cardinals star, unveils his retirement plans at the end of the season after 22 years in the majors. The Man reflects on a storied career, confirms he will stay with the organization in a continuing capacity, and notes plans to run Mussel’s restaurant and manage a baseball instruction firm.
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