Police Department routs Beach in makeup league game
In Oak Park the Police beat Beach 19 to 2 as nine runs were scored in the last inning to seal the win. Tred Birkholer hit two home runs and a double, with Pat Sissell, Chuck Naber, and Tom Drake adding key hits. Beach managed seven runs in a rough game with several singles.
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Three New Jersey men win big in harness park draw
Three New Jersey men cashed a winning ticket worth 72837.40 at Liberty Bell harness park. The weekend schedule listed Cleveland and Chicago games, with matchups including Washington at Detroit and Kansas City at Baltimore as part of the slate.
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St Marys Lutheran, Grace Lutheran edge inabbreviated score
St Marys Grace Lutheran split the game with St Marys Lutheran as both sides posted multiple hits. Ken Ablf Jim White Wayne Schaapveld Jerry Strajack contributed several hits for Josers Wieskeimp homered and doubles by Schaapveld and White highlighted the effort. Tom Streger took the loss while Maxwel earned the win as Zion Lutheran led early before EUB rallied. Don Ager led Lutherans with three hits. Richard Marr Robert Pugh homered. Mike Freese tripled. State tonight features Mt Weed Park Calvary Baptist First Baptist Lincoln Blvd vs St Marys St Mathias.
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Richard Marr
Robert Pugh
Mike Freese
Robert Schroeder
Ron Axel
David Flickinger
Mike Rooster
Dearrel’ Bales
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Knights Play Muskies Here Tonight in Conference Tourney
Davenport Assumption Muscatine and Muscatine high schools schedule a 3 o'clock game at Tom Boner Field as Assumption edged MS 4.5 to 4 in an earlier Davenport Muscatine contest. Iowa City sophomores were set for a 4 p.m. clash at Bruner Field. Monday the Muskies host Lincoln Stanwood in the final regular season game. Local sophs host Lane Tree at 7 p.m. Tuesday at Pruner Field.
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Ex Gopher Star Named Iowa Defensive Mentor
Wayne Robinson, former Minnesota star and five year NFL linebacker, is named Iowa defensive coach under Jerry Burns to replace Terry Hilgenberg. Robinson, 25, played center at Minnesota and was MVP in 1960 and captain in 1951. He later coached in Canada and served with the Western Canadian Foundation before joining Iowa.
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Winnipeg
Blue Bombers
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Park Lane Men’s Team Wins Drewrys Beer Match
Park Lane Men’s won Drewrys Beer with scores from Sterneman’s Gibby’s and Muscatine Bank among others. The Horseshoe Club faced Iowa City All-Stars, Muscatine riders dominated, Byron Hafner led with six wins and 189 points, Art Hampton had 296 points for Town City. Loyal members are reminded of the fan invitational journey Saturday at Galesburg and a return match next Thursday with Oakville.
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L& M Pure Servier
Moory Insurance
Muscatine Journal
Krieger Motors - Muscatine Bank
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Muscatine
Iowa City
Byron Hafner
Maddea Blake
Wasy Art Hampton
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American All Stars Triumph In Little League All Star Game
Harold Blake Sports Editor reports an eight-run burst in the fourth inning powered the American team to a 13-4 win over the National team at Kent Stein Field No 1. Muscatine will send the winners to the district tourney as the season opens. Randy Morgan hit a four-bagger for the Nationals in the third but Doug Randleman earned the win for the Americans despite allowing all four National runs.
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Tom Drake
Tommy
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Harold Blake
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Randy Morgan
Dave Miller
Mike Hartsock
Greg Enilet
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Terry Beckey
Kyle Reinert
Fred Birkhofer
Gary Fishter
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Red Sox and Legion to Play Sunday Games
Muscatine Red Sox travel to Beltendort for their first road game of the year at 3:30 p.m. Sunday while the Legion and Tipton meet at Tom Broner Field at 2 p.m. Sunday. Muscatine beat Tipton earlier this year. Tipton arrived short-handed in a prior encounter.
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Open Loop Race Tightens Thursday's Scores
Jna Mae's five runs Krieger's four Wilton eight and Wilson's one highlight the night’s slate at Kent Steir Park Haman and Hendersons face Carlisle versus Tira Mae's Wilton wins 8 2 Durant earns a trim of 1 as Keith Chapman dominates with two hits seven strikeouts Wallen adds two and Pete Peters records one strikeout in a pitching duel reported from the late scorecard.
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Spahns Streak Ends as Braves Fall to Cardinals
Warren Spahn failed to finish his ninth straight start, leaving Milwaukee in a 4-3 loss to St Louis. Spahn, 43, dropped to 5-8 with a 4.89 ERA after yielding a seventh inning rally that ended his bid for a complete game. The Braves also saw Willie Mays sit out for the Giants, who beat the Pirates as Cepeda led a five-run sixth.
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Angels Win With Willie Smith Grand Slam In Ninth
Willie Smith slugged a ninth inning grand slam to lift the Los Angeles Angels to a 10-6 victory over the Baltimore Orioles on Thursday night. He added a single and two doubles, driving in two more runs, as the Angels snapped a losing streak and boosted his season mood. Earlier, Smith had struggled, hitting only five times in 27 at bats before the powerful finish.
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George Sitman
Ed Kranepool
Willie Smith
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