Ottumwa Wins Unofficial All-Sports Crown in Little Six
Ottumwa edged Muscatine for the conference’s unofficial all-sports title after sweeping three major championships. Official standings give Ottumwa a wide margin with 18 points across basketball, football, and outdoor track, ahead of Burlington, Muscatine, Keokuk, Assumption, and Bettendorf in the final tallies.
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Bulldogs
Muskies
Ottumws
Toup
Otlumia
Burlington
Muscatine
Keokuk
Assumption
Bettendorf
Schowl
Teast
Big Six
Bettendayt Sinth
Bottendorf
Ane Keolsuk
Wackerown Muscatine
Itg
Ouldloy
Gutumwa
Gao
Burtington
Ottumiwa
Golf Muscatine
Keoule
Tannis-Burlington
Keolul A
Bisohalit
Lourney
Muscu Beas
Bellendert
Catinn
Eokul
Bellendort
Okule
Pearl Lanes High Scores Highlight Bowling Meet
Pearl Lanes tops with high team game 160 in Coyner's Ma-Lanes event. Individual leaders include J Carpenter 370 series and 207 game, D Carpenter 190, B Naber 613, with Lois Cordwell and Vi Jensen among others. At Plamor Lanes UPS and Downs League, Rink Clover Farm scores 189 high team game, Doroty Dutro 162, Francis Bannister 167, and George Kook leads in singles.
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Coyner
Mike
Ay Mausey
Supy
Mel Worgen
Ron McConoughy
J. Carpenter
McConoughy
B. Naber
Vi Jenssen
Lois Cordivell
Mar
Naber
I. Cordswell
M. Naber
Wit Jensen
Midge
McConaughy
Plamor Lanes
Tonnny’s Giwgnley
Moody's
Ontry
Clover Fame Cf
Carbone
High Ind
George Kook
Robert ‘McElray
John Moody
Berni Welskamp
Max Givors
Dorothy Dutro
Jean Bre
Rancis Bannister
Doroty Butea
June Moody
Francis Bannister
Bans Aeveeeen
Sericveee
Poisbiew Oo
Og Fe
Hal Shotwaie
AY Wat
Sool
Hahn
Helen Laughlin
Ann Dmwiey
Dorothy Batter
Flork Diereks
Cardinals Stumble as Hiller Duffalo Lift San Francisco
Hiller earned the 11th inning win for the Giants while Duffalo, in relief, secured his first victory since April 1. The Cardinals fell to fourth place, 12 games back of the Dodgers, amid a six-game losing streak. Podres and McCovey sparked a 4-3 Giant lead, with notable offense from White and Banks in a back-and-forth contest.
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Mike Rathet
Associated Press
Chick Hiller
Jim Duffalo
San Francisc
Louis
Cardinals
Los Angeles
Dod-ger
Cincinnati
Frank Howard
Johnny Poda
Chicago Cubs
Dhadgers
Philadelphia
Houston
Milwaukee
Pittshaver
New York Mets
Giants
Harvey Nuenn
Bill ‘White
St. Loui
Howard
Stim O'Toole
Innis
Podres
Ike Reds
Pedras
Older Golfers Dominate Canadian Open Lead
The 54th Canadian Open features an aging surge led by Doug Ford of Yonkers as 41-year-old Jack Fleck and 4-year-old Herman Kellser trail. Ford heads into the final 18 with a 54-hole total of 21 under, three under par on a Windy Whipped Suburban course that has the young players stymied. Keiser and Flock sit two strokes back.
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Toronto
Doug Ford
Yonkers
WN. Y
Jack Fleck
Los Angeles
Herman Kellser
Barberion
Ohio
Ford
Keiser
Flock
Stan the Gripman Honor for Musial at San Francisco Ride
The Press and Union League club made Stan Musial an honorary cable car gripman after the Cardinals vs Giants game in San Francisco. He wore a gripman's cap bearing number 6, but no cable car was present for a photo. Friday evening rush hour saw him pose at Powell and Market.
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St. Louis Cardinals
San Francisco Giants
San Francisco
Press and
Union League
Musial
Gripman
Powell and Market
AP Photofax
Muscatine Red Sox rout Woodhull 5 0 as McCreary hits three homers
Bud McCreary pitched a one hitter and drove in three homers as Muscatine Red Sox crushed Woodhull 5 0 in Quad County league action at Woodhull Til. Hart Freese and Stephens also homered off Woodhull to back the veteran right hander who struck out 12. The win secures first place ahead of a Sunday rematch with Milan at Tom Bruner Field.
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Muscatine Red Sox
Bud McCreary
Woodhull
Til
Sox
Milan
Tom Bruner
McCleary
Jerry Hart
Jim Freese
Fred Stephens
George Long
Red Sox
Fiffy Innning
Freese
Woodhall
Sandry
Watkinslows
Des Moines Merchants
National Baseball Congress
Dex Moines
Wyatt's versatile miscues haunt A's in 4-3 loss to Tigers
John Wyatt faced a rough seventh inning as Detroit beat the Athletics 4-3. A walk, a misthrow to second on a bunt, a sacrificed runner moved, and a fielding error on a grounder helped tide the Tigers to the win while Wyatt absorbed the loss. The Indians, Yankees, and Twins also featured in a busy AL night with Donovan and Wilson fueling wins for Cleveland and Boston.
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John Wyatt
Kansas City
Tydalon
Detroit Tregory
Beal Wyatt
Athletics
Anning Tan
Waytt
Wyatt
Hoeperdous
Washington
A's
Dick Donovan
Earl Wilson
Cleveland
Boston
Dan Rudolph
Sena
Tors
Minnesota
Twins
Thes Ovivles
Baltimore
Deweis
Tnto
Tigers
Bil Freehan
Mickey Lolieh
Freehan
Dick McAuliffe
Liepiste
Debrall
Donovan
Kim Bouton
Indians
Yanks
Hector Taper
Hower
Yankees
White Sox
Wilson
Iin
Red Sox
Dave DeBusschoré
Pete Ward
Chicaco
Youngster Meets Vet in Madison Square Garden Bout
A New York ring event features Billy Bello, a young NYC fighter, opposing veteran Gaspar Ortega of Mexico at Madison Square Garden. ABC will telecast from 9 p.m. EST. Ortega favored to win after Bello’s rise from Garden prelims. Burruni retains European light flyweight title with points over Livera in Alessandria, Italy.
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New York
Billy Bello
Gaspar Ortega
Mexico
Madison Square Garon
Bello
Garden
Taedian
Mexicali
ABC
Next Week Sports Open League Oregon Fieldy Schedule
Next week’s sports schedule lists games at Oregon Field Monday to Friday with second round and possible playoffs pending. Church League at Weed Park features Advans vs Calvary Baptist and other matches. regional and district tournaments are noted with field and time details.
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Oregon Field
Church League
Weed Park
Zionaul
Advan
Calvary Baptist
Soa Mathias
North Methodist
Lincoln Boulevard
Zion. Luth
Police
Buicka
Gibson's
West
Beach
Carlisle
Oak Park
Minave — Cubs
Phillies
Taylor
Thatcher
Henry
Afl-Cio
Henderson
Rosenhere
Moose
Braves
Redings
Nor
Gilson
Buick
Carlisl’s
Wesh
Drogh-Suds
Cards
Giants
Apfl-Ciq
Rosenberg
Thatchéy
Minos
Dodgers
Athletics
AL Taylor
Cardi
Baseball Scores and Schedules Across Leagues
National League and American League standings and upcoming games are listed. Teams include New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, Los Angeles, Baltimore, Minnesota, Washington, and others with results from Friday and scheduling for Sunday, Monday, and next week. Key matchups feature New York at Cleveland and Los Angeles at Washington with various interleague pairings and pennant considerations.
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New York
Chicago - Mi
Cleveland
Baltimore
Los “Angeles
Kansas City
Detroit
Washington
Inne
Los Angeles
Boston
Wansat Civy
Los Angel's
Washielig
Minnesota
Chicars
Suyiday
Chick
Chicago
San Francisco
St. Laue
Cincinnati
Milwaukee
Putnbureh
Philadelphia
Pittghergh
Butsadiphia
Houston
Lons Angeles
Cincionati
Louis
Pittsburgh
Newark
Philoogma
Ghocere
Milwauker
St Louis
Cincinnali
Rinday
St. Louis
Pitisneres
Anderson and Powell Win Net Crowns at Jaycee Tournament
MHS seniors B J Anderson and Toi Powell captured the singles and doubles titles in the Jaycee tennis tournament held during Fourth of July festivities. Anderson defeated Beary Tietge in the finals 6 3 6 3 to claim the singles crown and teamed with Powell to win the doubles final 6 3 6 1. semifinals saw Anderson beat Bill Paety 6 1 6 1 while Tietge defeated Ran Tielee 6 2 6 4.
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B.J. Anderson
Toi Powel
Anderson
Powell
MHS
Bill Paety
Ran Tielee
Beary Tietge
Tietge
Howard Nugen
Grady Randall
Ron Sietge
Jerry Fuller
Bill Runyas
Bob Nietzel
Powell Euge
Fuller
Decatur Wins Only Midwest Baseball Game
Decatur defeated Quad Clifos by scoring in the inning as its only Midwest League game. A hit and run produced the deciding run with Rezo Fuentes walking and Dan Engbords driving in on a single. Postponed games included Clinton versus Tapide and others at Burlington, Quincy, Cedar Rapids, and Waterloo.
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Associated Press
Decatur
Quad Clifos
Uwe
Midwest
Houk Defends All Star Selections and Busher Claim
Cleveland manager Ralph Houk defends his Yankee All Star picks amid fan and player reactions. He says the goal is to maximize action for the fans and notes choosing one player from each team creates tough balance. Houk confirms final batting order and starter will be announced Monday.
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Houk
Maris
Bob Allison
Minnesota
Stuart
Joe Pepitone
New York
Norah Sidhern
Kansas City
Athletics
Bushey
Wher
Yankees
Casey Stengel
Bull
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Larry Jackson
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Norris Cycle Service
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Otats
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Sir Lindsay
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