Wapello Lone Tree Area Winners 3 SEI Boys Openers Close Thrillers
Highland edged Louisa Muscatine 66 65 in overtime for the top game. Lone Tree beat Columbus Community 48 46. Danville beat Mediapolis 57 51. New London upset Morning Sun 82 64 with Ev Miller scoring 24. The night featured close finishes and key scorers for each team.
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Lone Tree Area
SEI Boys
Highland
Louisa-Muscatine
Danville
New London
Lone Tree
Lm-Highland
Louisa Muscatine
Highland of Riverside
Tom Jacobs
L-M
Greg Ha
Lions
Don Brown
Curley Brack
Wih
Steve Jansen
Don Hotz
Columbus
Craig Edmondson
Sun-New London
Morning Sun
Tiger Rally
Ev Miller
Chuck Hartung
Jon Prottsman
Randy van Synck
Carl Moon
Bob Siberts
Big
Dwight Byerly
Columbus Community
Mary Yoder
Virginia Boulton
Pat Hudachek
Mediapolis
Winfield
Central of Argyle
U High
Iowa City
Marquette
Durant
West Burlington
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Southeast Town Girls Start Loop Action Night
Friday night opened Southeast Town league play with defending champion Mediapolis among winners. Results show Louisa Muscatine topping Highland Riverside 55 to 50 led by Carolyn Teel with 33 points and balanced scoring across Highland, Danville Mediapolis, and Winfield, while Lone Tree and Morning Sun also posted wins.
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Lm-Highland
Louisa Muscatine
Highland of Riverside
Carolyn “Teel
Robin Tomfield
Teresa Lessenger
Janice Sewell
Highland
Brooksie Brush
Charlotte Sojka
Lois Gilroy
Janice Johnston
Winter Baseball Meetings Expand Plans and Rules Changes
Mexico City AP reporting on the 66th winter meetings where expansion, rules changes and player trades dominated. AL hints at Seattle and Kansas City expansion with a 1969 Seattle franchise conditionally approved and NL expansion study underway with two new spots. Seattle’s Pacific Northwest Sports, Inc. faces a $40 million stadium bond, construction by end of 1970, and interim facilities. Commissioner Eckert called expansion talks very successful as meetings wrap. Deals on 33 players, cracking down on spitball, trades with player to be named later banned, and major league player limit set at 25 per club. Interleague waivers of 20,000 dollars for releases agreed. Players Association pressing for minimum salary increases, with NY state policy talks set for Dec 13-15.
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Pacific Northwest Sports, Inc
William D. Eckert
Dick Schofield To Try to Win Job With Cards
Dick Schofield has been released by the Los Angeles Dodgers and will try to win a spring training job with the St. Louis Cardinals. The infielder signed a $40,000 bonus contract in 1953 and has played for Pittsburgh, San Francisco, the New York Yankees, and the Dodgers. Don Smith tied it late for Saskatoon Quakers in a 3-2 win over the U S national team, with Lou Nanne and John Cunniff scoring for the U S side after falling behind early.
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New York Yankees
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Saskatoon Quakers
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John Cunniff
United States
Burlington Wins and Assumption Drops In Non-Loop Play
Burlington beat Fort Madison 65-52 at home as Terry Wollitz led with 23 points and John Schweizer added 4. Assumption fell 57-61 to Cedar Rapids Regis with Mike Peacock scoring 19 and Mike Hutcheson 16 for the home team, Regis contributing balanced scoring led by Balik with 22.
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Mike McConahay
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Steve Klopfenstein
Sian Stutzman
Randy Crawford
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Kay Bonis
Deasy
George Stack
Dave Alley
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Millie Blaesing
Ladies High
Darlene Capshaw
Teve Steinmeyer
Ray Alen
Steve Steinmeyer
Sum Beatty
Hay Fairail
I Hills
Burlington
Davenport Assumption
Fort Madison
Grayhounds
Terry Wollitz
John Schweizer
Assumption
Cedar Rapids Regis
Mike Peacock
Mike Hutcheson
Regis
Balik
Eastern Iowa Hawkeye boys torch upsets and close wins
In Friday night action in the Eastern Iowa Hawkeye league Durant led with a 90-67 win over U High to grab early league pace, while Mount Vernon beat West Liberty 69-45 and Solon outpaced West Branch 80-43. Mid-Prairie edged Wilton 54-50 with balanced scoring led by Randy Miller and Bob Bauer, as Wilton’s Marty Lange posted 14. West Branch dropped to 2-0 after Solon’s decisive win. Durant, Mid-Prairie and four others sit at 1-1 in a tight race.
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Bob Bauer
Doug Greiner
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Paul McNeill
Neal Rabedeaux
Bill Stag
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Dick Comply
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Ron Larson
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Fred Sterneberg
Pete Emerson
Gret Sheetz
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