Who Really Did Win In A Little League Clash At Bruner Field
A disputed Little League game at Tom Bruner Field ended with questions who called the forfeit and which side gained the win. Officers and umpires ruled the score at the last complete listing, leaving managers and coaches protesting. The three inning mound duel, six outfielders, and a winning squeeze bunt highlighted a tense, balanced series between Carlisle and Carlinie Sport Shop teams. Muscatine Little League Night is planned for Davenport August 23 with tickets on sale.
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Clinton Edges Midwest Leaders in Midwest League Clash
The Associated Press report describes Decatur's Bob Musanté pitching a three-hitter to defeat Clinton 1-0 as he held the lead until the final inning. Rigor Fuentes drove in the decisive run for Decatur in the third. Burlington defeated Dubuque 9-2 with Stan Wojaiki delivering a two-run homer. Rod Ferrell and Dave Hirtz powered Wisconsin Rapids with three-run homers to beat Waterloo. George Sherrod won his seventh of the season for Quad Cities in a 5-2 win over Fox Cities. R. C. Stevens homered for Quincy in a 7-6 victory over Cedar Rapids. John Weghorn homered late for Cedar Rapids in the ninth.
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Open Loop Title May Be din Moose Won Then Crown
Moose won the playoff game on Oregon street diamond as Hamin's leads 2 1, setting up a possible title clincher. Keith Chapman struck out five with one walk for Moose in a tight battle against Keleger's. A late inning error and timely hits kept the score close as both teams traded chances in the third and sixth frames.
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Junior Finals Slated Tonight
Junior Baseball finals for ages 13-14 are set for 7 PM at Tom Bruiser Field with the Redlegs facing the Cubs in the championship. Separate notes preview earlier tournament tilts and a Hue game report will accompany the coverage.
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North Methodist edges Calvary Baptist in softball thriller
North Methodist battled back to a 9 8 victory over Calvary Baptist at Weed Park as the YMCA league tournament nears its double elimination phase. St Marys Mathias beat Lincoln Boulevard 11 6 and Zion Lutheran crushed First EUB 19 9, with action continuing Monday and Thursday as teams vie for the regular season title and playoff positions.
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Football Rules Clinic series opens near Marshalltown next week
The 1963 football rules clinics sponsored by the lows High School Athletic Association begin Tuesday at Marshalltown High School with four clinics this week and continue through September. Coaches and officials are urged to attend for updates on rules changes and interpretations.
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Davenport Stirs Giants in 63 Victory Over Reds
Davenport powered the Giants to a 6 3 win over Cincinnati, collecting three hits and a clutch bunt to spark a rally. His efforts helped San Francisco stay three games behind the Dodgers, who won in Milwaukee behind Perranoski’s stellar relief.
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Little League runners up in Muscatine world series
The AF of Li CIO team, national division winners, fell to Carlisle's Sports Shop in the world series this week. Front row includes Corky and Wondygriff. back row lists Tom Foster Dick Potthoff Jin Fuller and others with Bud Foster as manager and Lyle Rammer as coach. Larry Roeding absent. Journal photo.
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North Methodist had eight hits with Jack Van Nice and Shepard each tallying three. Gary Houseman earned the win with Ev White taking the loss. St Mary's Lincoln St Mary's Mathias trailed 4 1 after two innings as a key rally produced three runs in the fifth and five in the sixth. In the fifth, league champs homered by Jurevitz and winning pitcher Tom Streser. in the sixth a long drive by manager Ken. St Mary's Mathias had Ab hits led by John Cy Wilson with one. Eggersburg was the losing pitcher. EUB Lutheran Zion Lutheran exploded for ten runs in the first inning to crush First HUB 19-8 in six innings. HUB rallied to 12-9 by end of four before four more EUB runs in the fifth and three in the sixth. Ron Axen had three hits and three others had two as the winners totaled twelve hits. Neil Greenwald homered. EUB had ten hits with Fred Swank and Vernon Cochran each two. Dearrel Bates was the loser with Neil Greenwald credited the win.
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Blanchard Power Helps Yankees Past Red Sox in Boston
Johnny Blanchard belts two home runs and a grand slam driving in six as the Yankees erupt for eight runs at Fenway Park. Teammates Hee Lopez and Phil Linz add two doubles and two singles each while Mantle Ku beb and Maris sit with injuries. Stan Williams wins with six hitters allowed as New York beats Boston 8 runs to 1.
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