Pro Grid Loops 10 Tilts Set This Weekend
Pro grid action opens with four games as Week Two begins. Steelers host Eagles in Allentown while Baltimore meets Detroit and Kansas City visits Buffalo. Giants play Green Bay in Green Bay and Bears clash with Washington in Richmond as Dallas visits San Francisco.
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Marchetti's Return Should Help the Colts
Westminster Maryland reports Gino Marchetti, famed defensive end for the Baltimore Colts, comes out of retirement for another NFL season. At age 31 he aims to return to peak form after missing preseason, with coach Don Shula expressing confidence ahead of the Sept 12 opener versus the Minnesota Vikings.
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Yanks and Orioles Start Crucial Series in Tight Schedule
Series opens with Yankees facing Baltimore as heavy hitters Abad and others are listed. Schedule winds through Milwaukee at San Francisco, Cincinnati at Houston, and St Louis at New York with multiple Sunday matchups including Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Colberg Wagner Honored by Muscatine Swim Club Picnic
Colberg chosen outstanding swimmer and Erikt Wagner named most improved at Muscatine Swim Club annual picnic at Weed-Fark. Trophies awarded by fellow swimmers. Pam Cecil placed third in 23 yard freestyle and fourth in 25 yard backstroke in Mississippi Valley under eight meet at Davenport.
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Worthington shines in Twins relief role on strong season
The Twins relief ace Al Worthington demonstrates a tight pitch with catcher Earl Battey signaling plate edges. He has allowed no earned runs in 37 1/3 innings and sports a 3-3 record this season.
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CBS Nears Complete Purchase of New York Yankees
The Columbia Broadcasting System prepared to finalize the acquisition of the New York Yankees, aiming to gain voting rights in major league matters and a potential $320 million Monday night TV package. Albany and league officials signaled approval conditions, while critics Finley Allyn urged caution over a network controlled club.
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Coaches urged to prevent injuries in Iowa prep football
A veteran physician from Iowa warns high school football coaches to prevent heat injuries and exhaustion when fall practice begins. Dr. W. D. Paul of Iowa City urges gradual heat acclimation, proper water and salt intake, and rest periods, noting a Tennessee heat death and stressing early morning or late day workouts and watching for distress signals in players. Loren McElroy will represent Muscatine in the All American Soap Box Derby in Akron for $90,000 in scholarships and prizes.
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Braves Edge Bears In Exhibition Thriller
Milwaukee Braves capitalized on Denver miscues and timely hits to win 7-6 over the Bears in a Pacific Coast League exhibition before 12,240 fans Thursday night.
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City Softball Tournament Entry Deadline Noted
Teams are reminded the deadline for entering the City Softball tournament is tonight. George Oveson, conducting the tournament for the park commission, reports six teams have entered. Entry fee is $15. interested teams should contact him.
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Reds Coach Dick Sisler Will Lead Reds On Road Trip
Cincinnati manager Dick Sisler will lead the Reds on a road trip as Dick Hutchinson battles chest cancer. The third place Reds trail Philadelphia by six games as they head to Houston, San Francisco, and Los Angeles. Hutchinson hopes to return when the team comes back to Cincinnati on August 23.
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