Cardinals Fall to Astros as Brock Maris Rally Stages Nightcap
St Louis dropped the opener of a doubleheader to Houston 8-7 in 10 innings, Denis Menke driving in two with a two run triple. The Cards recovered in the nightcap but lost 8-7 as Lou Brock and Roger Maris sparked a late rally.
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Mike Bryson
Associated Press
St. Louis’ Cardinals
Lou Brock
Roger Maris
Houston
Astros
Denis Menke
Maris
Brock
Andy Kosco
Yankees
White Sox
Milwaukee
Sox
Mickey Mantle
Baseball scores and upcoming games listed
A compact listing shows results from today including 1st inning 10 innings Atlanta 1 Los Angeles 0 and San Francisco 7 Cincinnati 1 with 0-1 Houston 5 7, St. Louis 48. It also lists today's and Saturday's games and Thursday results for several teams including Minnesota Detroit New York Chicago Baltimore Oakland California Cleveland and Boston with multiple pairings and venues.
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Francisco
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
New York
Chicago
Niekro
Los Angeles
Houston
St. Louis
Atlanta
San Francisco
San Fran
Minnesota
Detroit
Baltimore
Washington
Oakland
Cleveland
California
Boston
Sane
Phila
Phia
Minnesota Ool
Red Sox Seek to Extend Streak Against East Moline
Muscatine Red Sox aim to extend home win streak to ten with a 7 30 p m start at Tom Bruner Field against East Moline Indees in a non league clash. They then travel to Ottumwa for a Mississippi Valley League game at 2 30 p m Sunday hoping to halt road skid and stay atop the standings.
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Muscatine
Red Sox
Ottumwa
Ottumwa Merchants
Montrose Indees
Montrose
Sox
Tom Bruner
Mount Pleasant Merchants
B.J. Lange
Rod Jennings
Butch McCleary
Otturwa
Bond St
Grandview Ave
Hayes Falls to Wilton in Wild Regular-Season Finale
Wilton outscored Hayes 8-6 at Tom Bruner Field in a high error game as both teams wrapped up the regular season before section play. Hayes, finishing 10-8, meets Muscatine while Wilton enters 14-1 facing West Liberty. Ben Maral earned the win for Wilton, and Tom Beckey drove in two runs for Hayes amid nine total Wilton fielding miscues.
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Hayes High School
Wilton
Hayes
Tom
Muskateers
Ben Marcis
Beavers
Wilson
Tom Beckey
Ben Maral
Dave Westhoff
Tom Carpenter
Muscatine
Muskies
Clinton
Bettendert
Hayes Catholic
Tom Bruner Field
Orioles Edge Senators In Close 2 1 Victory At Baltimore
Dave McNally pitched two-hit ball as Baltimore beat Washington 2-1 to move into second in the American League behind Detroit. Earl Weaver’s debut as Orioles manager featured Don Buford setting the early tone with a walk and a homer.
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Washington Senators
Baltimore
Earl Weaver
Orioles
Senators
Birds
Minnesota
Detroit
Oakland
Cleveland
California
Boston
New York Yankees
Chicago White Sox
Dave McNally
Weaver
Hank Bauer
Open Loop Scores Are Nearly Same in Kent-Stein Open Softball
The Elms and Cricket Club won Thursday night games at Kent-Stein Park. Elms-Henderson beat Hendersons Chev Olds 8-3 as Mike Conway led with three hits, supported by E White R Hadley and B Holliday. Vern LaRue won. Streger and Houseman pitched for the losers. Cricket Club topped Krieger Motors 7-3 with Stockman Egel each two hits. Meeker earned the win while Chapman took the loss.
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Muskies
RBI Monsanto
HON Industries
P. Sissel
M. Sissel
Flickinger
Weed Park
Calkins
Monsanto-Gpc
Ingstad
Monsanto
Calvert
Buster
Fox
Grain Processing
Randleman
Jim Heuer
Jim Weggen
Mary Hamil- Roelle
Ton
Tom Wasson
Bill Richard- Hartseck
Ph Ziegenhorn
Dan Moore
Mike Fridley
Jim Griffin
R-H Clinton
Montanto
Forney
Kruse
Murphy
Ryder
Marv Hamilton
Walter
Seright
c-Null
HON
Kent
Laman
Jordan
Thomas
Petersen
L. Miller
R. Strong
Bea Adkins
Son
Clark
R-H
R-H-E
Clinton
McClure
Les- E — Calvert
Emlet
Roelle
John Gordy
Wally Benson
Elms and Cricket Club
Kent-Stein Park
Elms-Henderson
Elms
Henderson
Chev Olds
Mike Conway
E. White
R. Hadley
B. Holliday
al Church
Eggenberg
Garvin
Goddard
T. Streger
Vern LaRue
Houseman
R- H Elms
Krieger’s Cricket Cricket Club
Krieger Motors
Stockman
Egel
Krieger
Mosier Recovering Races Set On Saturday
Mark Mosier of Washington continues to recover from burns suffered last Saturday in a stock car crash at West Liberty. He is visiting University Hospitals in Iowa City for treatment and bandage changes as a Columbus Junction event features time trials at 7 and races at 8. John Moss leads the Mississippi Valley Speedway standings with 142 points, Mosier and Bill Newman tied for second at 125, Mel Morris third with 118, and Ron Prymek fourth at 109.
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Mark Mosier
Washington
West Liberty
Mosier
University Hospitals
Iowa City
Mississippi Valley Speedway Club
Columbus Junction
John Moss
Bill Newman
Burlington
Mel Morris
West
Liberty
Ron Prymek
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San
Jim Lefebvre
Joe Torre
Braves
Jone
Hank Aaron
Jim Fairey
Aaron
Giants
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Dick Dietz
Ron Hunt
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Willie Mays
Ty Cobb
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Ernie Banks
Ed Kranepool
RBI
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Hills
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SEI
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Wapello
Krieger's
Clinton Downs
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Jack Allgood
Tim Panther
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Decatur
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AP Photofax
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MHL
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Greg Calvert
Mike Sissel
New Hope
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Jim Clark
Sary Adkins
Ph Garrett
Kim Wilton
Allgood
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Sawvell
Rabedeaux
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Weiskamp
Marolf
U — Nelson
Oberman
Muscatine Journal Sports
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Washington ‘Aid
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Casey Stengel
Ouija Board
Don Buford
Mark Belanger
Buford
Belanger
Rod Carew
Rich Reese
Mickey Stanley
Dick McAuliffe
Cesar Tovar
Rick Renick
Twins
Renick
Pacific Coast League
Reggie Jackson
Chuck Dobson
Dobson
A’s
Indians
Larry Brown
Vic Davalillo
Traily
Rico Petrocelli
Robo
Colorado and
Plaza
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Fin’ Control Service
Jackson
Chi
Columbus
Imperial Rentals
Imperial
Hershey
Avenue Dial
Piper Sales and Service
Muscatine Aviation
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