Berra Linz harmonica row shocks Yankees on bus
In an incident aboard a team bus from Comiskey Park to O'Hare, Yogi Berra objected to Linz harmonica playing, prompting Linz to hurl the instrument toward Berra and a clash with Joe Pepitone and coach Frank Crogetti. The dispute, described as the worst in 43 years by Crogetti, delayed the Yankees en route to Boston for a Red Sox series.
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Muscatine
Berra-Linz
Yogi Berra
Linzharmonica
In & Hasale
Frank Crogetti
Yankees
Comiskey’ ‘Park
O'Hare
Chicago
Boston
Red Sox
AL Champons
White Sox
Pames
Joe Pepitone
Betta
Linz
Monica
Geo
Pepitone
Berra
Cronetti
Softball tourney wrap reports awards and Krieger’s runner up
Jim Powers from the state softball tournament notes all information on most valuable player awards after the Dixon final. He praises Krieger Motors for a strong second place, calls the title game a tremendous battle, and explains the controversial safe call in the 11th inning that earned Pete’s Midwest a single run. Pete’s advances to the ISC world tourney on August 20 at Rock Island with roster expansion possible.
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Jim Powers
Dixon
Krieger Motors
Jase
Krieger
Pete
Davenport
Bill Belk
Dim Gavin
Muscaline
Barry
Butch) Meerdink
Muscatine
Ottumwa
Jim van Antwerp
Atlantic
Jim Foster
Nick Pulliam
Dim! Fige
Creighton University
Tim Powers
Rock Island
Managers View On Race As Lopez Eyes Top Spot
AL managers weighed the pennant race after White Sox swept the Yankees to move into first place while the Orioles dropped behind. Lopez praised his club as Bauer lamented Boog Powell breaking his left wrist and sidelining Baltimore. Berra predicted a tight finish as Chicago’s surge and Powell’s injury altered the standings.
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White Sox
al Lopez
Yankees
Palmer Likes Burly Akron Course at Firestone
Arnold Palmer, Masters champion, favors rugged layouts and has found such courses suit his game at Firestone Country Club in Akron. The American meet highlights Palmer's steady success and preference for tough, demanding terrains.
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Palmer
Akron
Joe Moqshil
Associated Press
Akron, Ohio
Arnold Palmer
Firestone Country Club
ISU Again Asks Iowa For Games
Iowa State University officials renew a proposal to restore athletic relations with the University of Iowa at Iowa City. CG Gauger, new chairman of the ISU Athletic Council, says a letter urges early meetings in minor sports to rebuild ties and possibly reengage in football and basketball. The two schools have not played since 1938 in most sports and since 1934 in football. even a football meeting would be at least nine years away. Iowa’s schedule runs through 1972 and ISU’s through 1970.
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Ames —i
Iowa State University
University of Iowa At
Iowa City
CG. J. Gauger
Iowa State Athletic Council
Enigtn
Iowa
Iowa State
Eagles Program Honors Kennedy and Palmer Lead Classic
In Philadelphia, the Eagles' program highlights former president Kennedy as Jack Rule shoots a 73 in Waterloo on opening rounds of the American Golf Classic. Palmer posts a 68 with a new putter, leading rivals Lema and Griffths as heavy rains extend Firestone course length.
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Aaron
Ohio
Jack
Waterloo
Jone
Arnold Palmer
Palmer
Firestone
Philadelphia
lPu
Jack Nicklaus
Philadelphia Eagles
John. F. Kent
Nody
Gary Palmer
Detroit Lions
Iowa Football Booklet On Sale In Iowa City
Iowa fans can order the annual Football booklet priced at 60 cents each from the Sports Information Service in Iowa City. The two color cover features Iowa’s defense stopping Ohio State and the booklet includes updated prospects, player sketches, rosters, and historical data for fans and media.
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Towa City
University of Lews Hawkeyes
Towa
Sports Information, Service
P.O
Iowa City
Phillies Sweep Pirates Behind Thomas and Callison Rally
Frank Thomas and Johnny Callison powered a Phillies doubleheader sweep over Pittsburgh 2-0 and 3-2 to grab a commanding National League lead. Thomas drove in two in the opener for Art Mahaffey's first complete game since May 27, while Callison belted a homer and added a pivotal sacrifice fly in the nightcap, also saving a run with a late catch. Cincinnati beat San Francisco 10-7, trimming the gap as the Phillies widened their grip on first place with Milwaukee routing Los Angeles and the Dodgers.
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Ford
Bob Tilman
Red Sox
Orioles
Frank Makrone
Tillman
Dave Vineyard
Dave Morehead
Powell
Dick Radatz
Morehead
Datroit
Dennis McLain
Angels
Thomas
Callison
Phillies
Pittsburgh
J Race Thomas
New York Mets
Art Mahaffey
Pirates
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Reds
Giants
Vada
Pinson
Frank Robinson
Pineson
Johnson
Robinson
Don Pavietich
Leo Cardenas
Willie Mays
Orlando Cepeda
de Crandall
May
Braves
Bob Sadowski
Dodgers
Milwaukee
Joe Moeller
Bob Miller
Ron Fairly
Waterloo Reaches Legion Finals in Nebraska Tourney
In Hastings Nebraska Aberdeen earns a win over Mandan behind four unearned runs in the fourth inning and advances to the American Legion Region 6 final to face Waterloo. Waterloo plans to start lefty Rich Folk ers against Aberdeen ace Dave Hottman in the title game.
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Hastings
Neb
Aberlowa
Deen
Mandan
American Legion
Waterloo
Rich Folkers
Dave Hottman
Aberdeen
Rochester Beats Richmond In IL Opener 3 2
In the International League Rochester defeats Richmond 3 to 2 while Columbus tops Syracuse 1 0. Atlanta faces Toronto score details not fully listed.
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Rochester
Richmond
Columbus
Syracuse
Atlanta
Toronto
Jacksonville
Buffalo
Oklahoma City
Denver & Tallas
Arkansas
Tacoma
Seattle
Portland
San Diego
Salt Lake
Indianapolis
Spokane
Hawaii
Phillies Top Pirates 3-2 for Doubleheader Sweep
Major League Stars PITCHING Art Mahaffey of the Phillies shut down the Pirates on two singles to complete his first complete game since May 27 in a 2-0 opener win. BATTING Johnny Callison homered in the sixth to tie and added a sacrifice fly in the eighth as Philadelphia won 3-2, extending its NL lead to 74 games.
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Art Mahaffey
Phillies
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Johnny Callison
Philadelphia
Baseball Scores and Schedule Summary for Today
American League standings show Baltimore leading the league and Detroit and Minnesota in the middle. Thursday results include Boston 4, Baltimore 3 and Chicago beating New York 0. Upcoming games feature New York at Boston and Los Angeles at Cleveland among others. National League leaders include Philadelphia and Cincinnati with Thursday games noting Cincinnati 10, San Francisco 7 and Milwaukee 4, Los Angeles 2. Saturday and Sunday schedules include Chicago at New York and Cincinnati at Los Angeles, with several cross-division matchups.
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Associated Press
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New York
Detroit
Los Angeles
Minnesota
Cleveland
Boston
Washington
Kansas
Chicago
Los Angels
Kansas City
Philadelphia
San Francisco
Cineinnati
St. Louis - FR
SBC
Pittsburgh
Zilly Mibeauker
Ana
Jay
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Houston
N. St. Louis
Sox Travel to Ottumwa Sunday
The Muscatine Red Sox will travel to Ottumwa Sunday to play the Ottumwa Merchants at Legion Field at 2:50 p.m. The local team leaves Grandview avenue and Bond streets at noon, per manager George Long.
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Sox
Ottumwa
Muscatine Red Sox
Ottumwa Merchants
Legion Field
Grandview Avenue
Bond Streets
George Long
City Softball Meet Set Pairings Announced
Pairings were drawn for a City Softball tournament next week at Kent-Stein Park. Six teams enter a Monday to Wednesday schedule with Krieger Motors and Ing Mae's receiving byes while St Mary's SE Mathias is the lone Church league entrant. Admission is 2 cents for bleacher seats, free from the fence.
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Krieger Motors
Ing Mae's
St. Mary’s SE Mathias
George Oveson
Park Commission
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