North Methodist Takes Church League Title Over St Marys
North Methodist captured the church league crown by edging St Marys 7 to 5 in a tight final. The game featured strong pitching and timely hitting, securing the title for North Methodist in a closely fought matchup.
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Coach Gives Positions Of Cyclones Ames WH
Coach Clay Stapleton announced fall practice rosters after two four hour workouts. He split squads and shifted players positions including Ed Kimbrough to guard and Tom Connolly to tailback. He emphasized defense improvement and noted two daily practices for early training weeks.
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Norm Taylor
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Golf Match Slated at TM Cedarcrest for Opening Day
A special 18 hole match marks the grand opening of Cedarcrest Country Club in Columbus Junction. The event starts 1 p m Monday on the new Shole course with Charles and Barry Meerdink, 1963 Muscatine City Champion, leading a notable field that includes Corky Major Nydle of Ottumwa and Rosemary Miller of Betterdorf. Admission is charged.
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Muscatine Softball All Stars rout Hamm's 14 3 in clash
Muscatine Softball All Stars defeated Hamm's 14 to 3 in Oregon Held action. The All Stars led early with ten runs in the first inning, highlighted by Bob Steckman homering with Denny Carpenter on base. Eric Bartelt and Sonjay Christofferson added power late, while Hamm's tallied three runs on singles and errors before the visitors closed out the game.
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Ralston Aims to Restore U S Tennis Prestige at Forest Hills
Ralston, a Bakersfield stylist nicknamed the Peck's Bad Boy, seeks to prove grown maturity at the U S National Singles Championships at Forest Hills on the West Side Tennis Club courts. Seeded third behind McKinley and Emerson, he faces a large field as qualification begins Wednesday for 64 spots in the 128-player tournament. The outcome could restore American standing in international tennis after prior temper-related suspensions.
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Eighth inning triple gives Clinton 3 2 win over Quincy
Clinton, leading the league, edged Quincy 3-2 as Skip Rohde lined an eighth inning triple driving in the winning run. Jerry Rozmus pitched five hits allowed with Bill Whalen's solo homer aboard. Other games had Decatur beating Dubuque 7-4 behind Rod Bode's two run triple and Don Engels plus Roger Hayden run singles. Cedar Rapids and Waterloo split a doubleheader with Cedar Rapids winning 12-2 then losing 7-5 as Waterloo rallied. Bob Sprusansky homered for Cedar Rapids. Burlington fell to Quad Cities as Chris Manett pitched six strong innings and drove in three. Quad Cities has won 13 of last 14. Palmer second in Am Golf Classic with $101,555. Nicklaus $83,465. Borog third. Lema and Player follow.
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