Annual Stag Kickoff for Muscatine Quarterback Club
The Muscatine Quarterback Club opens its 1966 season with a stag at the Izaak Walton League clubhouse in Fairport next Wednesday. Dinner starts 6:30 p.m. Tickets via Fred Havemann Tom Fox or Ina Mae's. advance purchase encouraged. The first weekly meeting is Sept 7 at Ina Mae's with coaches introduced and season plans outlined. A football forecasting contest will challenge members to predict Muscatine high and Iowa games.
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Hump) Havemann
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Baseball scores and schedule from Associated Press
California 5, New York 1. Boston 8-4, Kansas City 6-1. Detroit 8, Chicago 0. Baltimore 4, Cleveland 3 in 11 innings. Chicago 3, New York 2. Philadelphia 4, Pittsburgh 1. Today New York at Atlanta. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Chicago at Houston. Los Angeles at San Francisco. Philadelphia at Cincinnati. Pittsburgh at St. Louis. Chicago at Houston. Los Angeles at San Francisco.
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Kansas City at California N Minnesota at Chicago
Sports items list matchups include Kansas City versus California and Minnesota versus Chicago with additional games Minnesota at Chicago Cleveland versus Washington Boston at Baltimore Detroit at New York and Minnesota versus Chicago Cleveland at Washington
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Browns Face Colts In Doubledheader Underdog Bid
Cleveland Browns, missing Jim Brown, brace for a doubleheader with the Baltimore Colts as Frank Ryan nurses a sore elbow. Coach Blanton Collier expects Ryan to start, with Ninowski likely to play much of the game. Otto Graham leads the Redskins against the Vikings in the opener. The sellout crowd could reach 83,000. Baltimore’s Don Shula era the ex Browns staffers. Minnesota rides a 14-game exhibition win streak. Ernie Green and Leroy Kelly carry the load behind a improving line and backfield.
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McLain Shines as Tigers Rout Chicago 8–0
Denny McLain pitched a two hit complete game with nine strikeouts, lifting the Detroit Tigers to an 8–0 win over Chicago. He improved to 15-11 on the season as the Tigers backed him with early offense and a Dick McAuliffe homer. Ken Berry and Jerry Adams collected Chicago’s only hits. Other AL results included California over New York 5–1, Baltimore 4–3 in 11 innings at Cleveland, and Boston sweeping Kansas City. In the NL, Chicago beat New York 3–2 and Philadelphia beat Pittsburgh 4–1.
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Houston Little League catcher with team’s lucky road ahead of title clash
Dick Schneider of Houston poses with the team’s lucky road on top of a ball in his catcher's mitt before the fifth game of the Little League World Series against Sacramento. Houston won 4-9 to reach the championship finals Saturday against West New York. Toad is owned by Houston player Mike Robinett.
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Chargers Sold to Southern California Group for 10 Million
The San Diego Chargers will remain in San Diego after a record 10 million sale to a Los Angeles area group led by Eugene Klein. The team will play in Mission Valley Stadium, slated for completion for the 1967 season, with Klein stating his long interest in a local club. The 10 million price surpasses the prior pro football record.
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Twilight Trapshoot Leaders Dominate Twilight League
Carver Pump holds a 144 game lead in the Twilight Trapshoot League. I Keller and Bob Mc Keen tier for high gun with 25 each on Thursday night. Hetz ler Dairy posted the high team score.
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Baseball scores from minor leagues and leagues mixed
The roundup lists results across leagues with several games and scores. Denver defeated Indianapolis 6 to 2, Oklahoma City beat San Diego 4 to 1, Seattle edged Spokane 2 to 1, Tacoma defeated Spokane 4 to 1, Portland won 3 to 8 at Tulsa, Phoenix 4 over Vancouver 2, Hawaii 1 over Jacksonville, Rochester 3 over Toronto 5, Toledo 4 over Columbus 4, Buffalo 3, Syracuse 4 tied Richmond 1 in twelve innings.
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