Safley's Sporting Goods tops Beach Lumber for lead tie
In Muscatine American Majors action Dog-N-Suds beat Police 10 to 2 as Jim Ewoldt won on the mound and Dave Reynolds doubled. Safley's Beach Lumber fell behind early but rallied to beat Beach Lumber 4 to 0, with Harold Blake Jr. earning the win. Gibson and Gibson also defeated Muscatine Buick to pull even atop the standings.
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Safley
Sporting Goods
Gibson
Dog-N-Suds
Kent-Stein Park
Police
Police Department
Dom Carroll
Dave Reynolds
John Lee
Clark Johnson
Jim Ewoldt
Dog- N
Beach
Gibson and Gibson Safley’s Sporting Goods
Muscatine
Buick
National Seniors Musco Lighting shuts out Wendling Quarries 10-6
Under lights at Tom Broner Field Musco Lighting toppled Wendling Quarries 10-6 in National Seniors action. Musco's bats featured multiple players including Jay Kern Rich Mantey Steve Schaapveld John Weiskamp Rodney Yacum Gary Foor and Rich Reed while Wendling's offense sent hits from Steve Weggen Raymond Dam Scott Beckley Doug Roelie Dave Potthoff Dave Roelle and Jim Mills. Winning pitcher Steve Schaapveld and catcher John Weiskamp led Musco. Doug Reelle took the loss.
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Musco Lighting
Wendling
Tom Broner
Bruner
Musco
Muscatine and Dubuque
Kent- Stein
Jay Kern
Rich Mantey
Steve Schaapveld
John Weiskamp
Rodney Yacum
Gary Foor
Rich Reed
Mantle All Star and Top Names Miss NL Invite
The American League All Stars include aging Mick Mantle, with Kaline and Frank Robinson absent due to injury or arm problems. Manager Dick Williams named 16th year star Mantle and added Tony Oliva Ken Harrelson and Rick Monday among the outfield runners, while Kaline misses the event for the first time since 1954 and Robinson struggles with injuries.
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Boston
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
al Kaline
Frank Robinson
Houston
Mantle
Dick Williams
Williams
Boston Red Sox
Tony Oliva
Minnesota Twins
Ken Harrelson
Red Sox
Rick Monday
Oakland Athletics
Kaline
Detroit Tigers
Robinson
Baltimore
Boog Powell
Orioles
Harmon Killebrew
Twins
Dave Johnson
Rod Carew
Minnesota
Don Wert
Detroit
Bert Campaneris
Oakland
Joe Azelle
Cleveland
Duane Josephson
Chicago White Sox
Close Contest Runaway Feature in Open Softball Night
Safley’s Sporting Goods and Krieger Motors won games at Kent Stein Park in Open Softball. Krieger’s Elmo Krieger’s beat The Elms 2 to 6 on Keith Chapman’s one hit allowed, fanning 16. Pete Lehman of Davenport had the lone Elm hit. Krieger’s builds offense with Myron Holden Bob Steckman Wayne Schneider and Norton each with hits. Safley’s Crick’s Safley’s racked 15 hits in a 11 to 15 win over Crick’s Lounge as Steve Temple had four and Bob Leech three. Joe Van Nice earned the win with four runs and Doug Leech two hits for Safley’s. Crick’s Saltz Diller Kemp and Bartenhagen each had two or one hits. Final: Safley’s 11 Crick’s 5.
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Safley’s Sporting Goods
Krieger Motors
Kent-Stein Park
Krieger
Elmo Krieger
Elms
Keith Chapman
Chapman
Pete Lehman
Davenport
Myron Holden
Bob Steckman
Wayne Schneider
Norton
Safley
s-Crick
Crick
Steve Temple
Bob Leech
Doug Leech
Sofores
Joe van Nice
Saltz
Diller
Kemp
Bartenhagen
Gibson Triumphs as Dodgers Top Cardinals in St Louis
In a 5-1 victory at Dodger Stadium, Bob Gibson yielded a first inning wild pitch but secured his seventh straight win. Don Drysdale left with a 11-5 record after seven innings. The game featured 54,157 fans and included a trio of sacrifice flies, with Gibson driving in a run on an infield out in the seventh.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles
Gibson
Cardinal
Dodger Stadium
Dodgers
Len Gabrielson
Tom Haller
Ron
John Edwards
Gabrielson
Drysdale
Cardinals
Julian Javier
Orlando Cepeda
Clete Boyer
Atlanta
San Francisco
Cecil Upshaw
Phil Niekro
Area Men Win Muscatine Open Horseshoe Titles
Wallace Benson Sr of Muscatine and Larry Bender of West Liberty topped the field at the 3rd annual Muscatine Open Horseshoe tournament held at Kent-Stein Park. Winners and runners up across classes A-1 through F-1 are listed with records, while Class G was rained out.
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Wallace Benson Sr
Muscatine
Larry Bender
West Liberty
Kent-Stein Park
Glen
Hinton
Maquoketa
John Paxton
Ottumwa
Bill Vandegriff
Fairfield
Byron Hatner
Letts
Leslie Long
Sterling
Paul Jensen
Monmouth
Til
Madeleo Blake
Francis Thomas
Davenport
Benny Carter
Buffalo
Ed Kaalberg
Lloyd Ruskin
Wapello
Jake Davis
Columbus Junction
Rich Conklin
Walter Killip
Adrian Rabe
Twilight Trios Bowling Standings at Pla Mor Lanes
Peggy's Snack Bar leads twilight action with high team game 506 at Pla Mor Lanes. Individual bests include Ya Baer 213 for high game and Elgeva Petersen 731 in series, with Tla Baer at 697. Peggy's Snack Bar posts 1877 team series, Van Veens 1802.
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Pla Mor Lanes
Peggy
Bob
Chet
Huttigs
Ya Baer
Elgeva Petersen
Tla Baer
van Veens
Kaline returns at first in Tigers 5 1 win over Angels
Kaline, back from a broken arm after five weeks, started at first and singled in the sixth to drive in the tying run as Detroit beat California 5 1. Lolich pitched well, Freehan homered twice, and the Tigers extended their AL lead. Other AL results included Cleveland beating Minnesota 4 1 and White Sox topping Baltimore 6 3.
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Kaline
Tigers
Mickey Stanley
California Angels
Angels
Vic Davalillo
Mickey Lolich
Dick Tracewski
Cleveland
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Baltimore
Boston
Oakland
Washington
New York Yankees
Mayo Smith
Smith
Bill Freehan
Jacewski
Lolwich
Detroit
Lou Johnson
Sam McDowell
Twins
MccDinnell
Cesar Tovar
Evening High School Games Set Across Area
Tonight's schedules include Muscatine at Iowa City 5 30 JV at LM 6 Pleasant Valley meets Hayes Catholic at Tom Bruner Field 5 30 Softball Industrial at Kent Stein Park 6 15 Wolverine vs Thatcher Glass 7 45 and HON Industries No 2 against No 1 Also Little League Majors at Kent Stein Park Minors at Taylor Park and West Junior High Plus seniors diamonds at Kent Stein Park with Iaa Mae's Poole Transfer and Home Orize Carver-Bandag tied to Monday Industrial league results featuring Kent Feeds rout of Stanley Consultants 12 1 and Carver-Bandag blanking GPC 5 0
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Muscatine
Iowa City
Pleasant Valley
Hayes Catholic
Tom Bruner
Kent Stein Park
Wolverine
Thatcher Glass
HON Industries
HON
Diamonds
Kent- Stein Park
Rosenberg Agency
Johnson Oil
Afl-Cio
Moose
Henderson
White Sox
Twins
Taylor Park
Senators
Indians
West Junior High
Angels
Red Sox
Oak Park
Yankees
Orioles
Garfield School
Kent-Stein Park
Iaa Mae’s
Poole
Orize
Ellis
Carver-Bandag
Kent Feeds
Stanley Consultants
Pacific Coast League games postponed by rain
In the Pacific Coast League Hawaii at Oklahoma City game was postponed due to rain. Result updates show Tacoma 2 Denver 8, Portland 2 Seattle 8, Vancouver 6 with no other games scheduled at this time.
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Hawaii
Oklahoma City
Tula
Tacoma
Denver
Portland
Seattle
Vancouver
Baseball Standings and Schedule From Monday Results
The American League table shows St Louis leading with 47 wins and 30 losses, Detroit 49-27, Atlanta 0-36, and Cleveland 43-36 among others. Monday results include Philadelphia 6 Chicago 4 and Detroit 5 California 1, with several matchups listed for today and Wednesday games across multiple parks.
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St. Louis
Detroit
Atlanta
Civeland
San Fran
Baltimore
Cincinnati
Minnesota
Los Angeles
Oakland
Pittsburgh
California
New York
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Houston
Washington
San Francisco
Cleveland
Davis Cup Trio Excited by Wimbledon Quarterfinal Run
United States trio Arthur Ashe Clark Graebner and coach Dennis Ralston surged toward the Wimbledon quarterfinals. Dell says team unity fuels momentum as Ashe beat Newcombe and Graebner upset Stolle while Ralston and Buchholz advance. Four Americans reach last eight, era remembered with difficulty.
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Wimbledon
England
United States
Arthur Ashe
Clark Graebner
Dennis Ralston
Donald Dell
Bethesda
Ashe
John Newcombe
Charlie Pasafae
Graebner
Richmond
Newcombe
Les
New York City
Australia
Fred Stolle
Ralston
Bakersfield
Calif
Alexander Metreveli
Russia
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Lafley
Harold Blake Jr
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Jeff Hantz
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Musca Fine
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Ed Miller
Bill Umlandt
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le McCleary
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Randy Wetzel
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East Harbor Drive
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Associated Press
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Bob Gibson
John Boozer
Phillies
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Boozer
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Willie Smith
Gary Wagner
Tommy Helms
Tony Perez
Perez
John Bateman
Dave Giusti
Reds
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Kaline Latter-Day Mantle
Herschel Nissenson
Stan Williams
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Curt Blefary
Ken Berry
Bill Voss
Dick Ellsworth
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Ellsworth
al Downing
Bill Monbouquette
Monbouquette
Ralph Houk
Yanks
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del Unser
Cap Peterson
Frank Howard
Camilo Pascual
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Porter
Rich Keller
Ken Wolf
R-H Kent
Gordy
Oveson
Carver
Carver-Bandiag
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McCand
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Goss
M. Snyder
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Felkler
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Kaster
GPC
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Manjoine
Patrick
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Cedar Street
Saernee Istate Farm
Sey
Earl Buchholz
Bob Hewitt
South Africa
Bill Hotz, JR
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Convaire
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