Tanner Protest Highlights Perry Grease Debate Inning
In Chicago, manager Click Tanner protested Gaylord Perry’s alleged grease use after Perry spun a four hitter for his hth victory as the Indians topped the White Sox. Perry denied any illegal substance, while Tanner warned of a grease ball sweep. Other AL results included Kansas City over Baltimore, Detroit over Texas, Minnesota over Milwaukee, California over the Yankees, and Boston over Oakland.
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Tanner
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Milwaukee
California
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Perry
Plate
Bill Haller
Reer
Hal King
Rangers
Mike Cuellar
Orioles
Nichie Sehemptum
Lai Piniella
Royals
Bob Darwin
Jim Perry
Dave LaRoche
Paltin
Ind
Horlen
New York
Peterson
Lockwood
Woodson
Texas
Broberg
Voit
Fimmerman
Bahnsen
Jeveland
Lamb
Drago
Palmer
Detroit
Cleveland
L. Pet. G.B. W. L. Pet
G.B
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St Louis
Montreal
Burlington
Philadelphia
RBI
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Cincinnati
Gibbs
Houston
Zahner
Los Angeles Russel
Atlanta
San Francisco
Sorenson
San Diego
Stout
Carlson
Los Angeles
Duke
Poole
Howard
Heath
Longtin
Ballenger
Muskies
Sac-Carlson
SO Teifert
Q Heth
Larson
Kalkearson
U-Nelson
Levine
Sophs Rally to Tie Doubleheader With Graypups at Bruner Field
Muskie sophomores split a twin bill with Burlington's Graypups, losing 6 4 in the opener then winning 11 4 in the nightcap at Tom Bruner Field to pull their record to 9 9. They close the season against Wapello JV tonight, while varsity from Muscatine and Wapello play the second half of a win bill.
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Muskie
Tom Palmer
Tom Bruner
Wapello
Bruner
MHS
Sophs
Burlington
Kyle Reifert
Muscatine Red Sox
Bettendorf
Reifert
Red Sox
Muscatine
Rock Island
Davenport
Kewanee
Oakville
Baseball Scores and Schedules From Tuesday and Wednesday
Schedule updates show Boston at Oakland and New York at California among Wednesday games. Tuesday cards include San Diego at Monseca and Los Angeles at Philadelphia with several matchups across leagues, listing pitchers and records for each game.
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Montreal
San Diego
San Francises
New York
Kirby
Monseca
Torres
San Francisco
Bryant
Kansman
Los Angeles
Sutton
Philadelphia
Carlton
Houston
Pearsch
Roherty
Chicago
Hooton
Hands
Milania
Niekro
St. Louis
Santorini
Pittsburgh
Monse
Cincinnati
Billingham
Phillies new manager Owens stumbles in doubleheader
Paul Owens, replacing Frank Lucchesi as Phillies field manager, split a two night doubleheader with Los Angeles. The first game ended 6-4 in 11 innings, the nightcap 1-0. Owens admitted blame for the poor start as Philadelphia dropped the opener while Willie Montanez led the nightcap comeback. Elsewhere in the NL, San Francisco beat New York 5-4, Montreal toppled San Diego 6-3 with Padres players hospitalized. Mets fell 4-3 to the Phillies in a separate note.
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Frank Lucchesi
Philadelphia
Paul Owens
Owens
Phillies
Lucchesi
Los Angeles
San Francisco
New York
Montreal
San Diego
Padre
Roger Freed
Doe Lis
Freed
Gazelle
Muscatine Swim Club shines in weekend meets
The Muscatine Swim Club under Judd Anderson posted strong showings across three meets. Mary McClellan won multiple events in Class A meets at Town City and Cedar Rapids, with Scott Wentzel placing in several races. In Anamosa Class B action, Ruth Ann Lucas led the eight and under girls with three firsts, while the club earned relay wins and multiple podium finishes across age groups.
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Muscatine
Judd Anderson
Town City
Mary McClellan
Scott Wentzel
Cedar Rapids
McClellan
Janet, Powell
Nick Lorber
Ruth Ann Lucas
Susan Lewis
Kristi Wentzel
Jane Weber
Lucas
Lewis
Wentzel
Tami Strause
Joni Lettenberger
Weber
Paul Graetlinger
Joel Johnson
John Wondhouse
Doug Stanhope
Graettinger
Mark Wentzel
David Paetz
Johnson
Stanhope
Scott Coder
Craig Koehrsen
Koehrsen
Coder
Chris Lande
McGowan
Debbie Wentzel
Lori Conway
Megan Conway
Carol Titus
Open softball league results at Kent Stein Park
GPC and Safley s Open softball league action at Kent Stein Park Monday night produced four run victories. Safley s Britts n m p21 030 4 fell to Britt s as Jack Blake Tom Stonebar ger and Coke Murdock led with two hits apiece. Durant fell 4 0 as Deriny Carpenter pitched for GPC with Beason collecting two hits for the winners.
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Wally
Safley
Deb Andresen
Patty Wulf
Lesa Greenwald
Judy Kaska
Phelps Phelps
Leuck
Pat Lambreet
Rhonda Evans
Gayle Tomasson
Amy Bosch
Sue Anderson
Deanie Brown
Carol Lambreet
Dan Morgan
Amy Curry
Sue Richmond
Debbie Poison
Sheri Cook
Sharon van Way
Rhonda Anderson
Lasers
Phelps
Pat Lambrech
Jan Morgan
GPC
Saffey
Kent Stein Park
Brittsh
Britt
Jack Blake
Tom Stonebarger
Coke Murdock
Don [Aigenbueg
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Don Mincher
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Ken McMullen
Ken Berry
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Dick Miller
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Ray Ripplemeyer
Billy DeMarg
Larry Zahner
Hamsher
Rick Reifert
Kevin Cannon
Naber
Kerry Blake
Jong
Mascaline
Eldon Ballenger
Balter
Nader
Blake
Bill Ganger
Nick Nietzel
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Nelson
Hal Rock
Chris Speier
Woody Fryman
Jim Fregosi
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Ron Fairly
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Downie
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Anamosa
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Bill McGowan
Elizabeth Sayles
Cindy Stiles
Stiles
Sue Conway
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Ton Rockwell
Nancy Rauch
Darcie Wagner
Pam Cecil
Jane Leilenberger
Hahn
Cecil
Wagner
Lettenberger
Leitenberger
Rauch
Sue Buehner
Kevin Cooney
Lange’s Safety Service
Gary Houseman
Wayne Schaapveld
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Denny Carpenter
Wally Beason
Durant Ooom
Deriny Carpenter
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