Next Week's Sports State Open and Local Grids
The notice lists Next Week's State Open softball and local league games across several parks. It names matchups by teams such as Cheri Top Hamm's Carlisle's Moose Krieger's May's Drewrys and others with dates from Monday to Friday and times ranging from 6 to 9 PM. Also includes Muscatine Ret Sox and Little League games at Oregon and Taylor fields with multiple minor divisions.
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Softhall
Oregon
Carlisle
Cheri
Drewrys VE. Hamm
CheriTop
Hamms
Carlisle's
Drewsr
Krieger's
Moose
Henderson's
May's
Hamm's
Cheri-Vop
Krieper
Calvary
Baptist
Zion Lutheran
Island Methodist
Thurxlay
United Presbytterian
Lincoln
Buick
Police
Beach
Taylor
Gloson & Gibeson
Oak Park
Giants
Redlegs
West
Henderson
Major League Baseball National League and American League Scores and Schedules
A fractured recap of baseball results and upcoming games across leagues. Worn data cover teams like Los Angeles San Francisco Philadelphia Pittsburgh Milwaukee Chicago Cincinnati and Houston with daily matchups and Sunday lineups. Also listed are minor leagues college and swimming events with locations and dates from Muscatine Ottumwa and Durant.
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ATE Associated
Press National Largor
Peter Lon Angeles
San Francisco
Chiara
Kincinnath
Acre
Pittsburg
Philadelphia
Houston
Los Angeles
New York
Pittsburgh
Corcaga
Cincinnati
Millwaukee
St. Louis
Sins Angeles
Milwaukee
Chicago
St. Tou Ronda
Pranciaco
Yilwaukee
Baltimore Angelns
City
Washington
Baltimore
Cleveland
Kansas City
Petrolt
Cirteace
Minnesota
Los
Paltimore
Fnston
Chivato
Detroit
Foston
Minnesitk
Chirag
Sachs Faces Learning Curve in Racing Hydros on River
Veteran Indy 500 critic Eadie Sachs tests an unlimited hydroplane on the Dervelt River. He oversaw 140 mph straightaways in his first water ride and plans to race top powerboats, with Such Crust’s Jack Schafer suggesting a Diamond Cup at Coeur d’Alene and the Seattle Seafair on tap.
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Dervelt
Eadie Sachs
der ‘Row
Sachs
Parnelli Gones
Fst
Sackis
Crust
Jack Schafer
Alene
Idaho
Seattle
Baseball scores and standings from The Associated Press
International baseball games report Richmond 5 Jacksonville 2 in 19 innings and Atlanta 4 Akacsas 1. Indianapolis 4 Syracuse 0. Buffalo 5 Toronto 2. Columbus 7 Rochester 5 in 10 innings. Pacific Coast League results include Wacoma 4 Dallas-Fort Worth and Spokane 9 Seattle 0. San Diego 3 Denver 0. Salt Lake City 6 Osshank City 4. US-only games scheduled.
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Associated Press International
Leigne
Richmond
Jacksonville
Atlanta
Akacsas
Indianapolis
Syracuse
Buffalo
Toronto
Columbus
Rochester
Dallas-Fort Worth
Spokane
Seattle
San Diego
Denver
Salt Lake City
Osshank City
Durant Lincoln sectional tourney game delayed by rain
The Durant Lincoln sectional tournament game at Durant was interrupted by heavy rain. Fans and players sought shelter as five and a half innings were played before the contest was called and will be replayed from the beginning.
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Durant-Lincoln
Stanwood
Durant
Journal
Sectional semifinals lead to finals for Muskies and rivals
Iowa City teams faltered in sectional semis while City High and Regina prepared for cross town final. LeM beat Lone Tree 10 1 as Regina moved to meet City High after Reagan’s 6 run fifth inning surge. West Branch edged Iowa City 6 2 as Don Haugen twirled a two hitter. Clinton faces St Mary’s after Clinton beat Calamus 4 3 and St Mary’s toppled Camana.
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Regina
West Branch
I City High
Towa City
WACO
Lem
Wim
Kekeing
Pieberg
Lone ‘Tree
Lone’ Tree
Decatur Escapes With Bases Full To Beat Clinton
Decatur built a bases loaded threat in the ninth inning and defeated Clinton as Paul Miller, the second of favor. Clinton’s late rally fell short after a strong ninth from Decatur pitcher. Elsewhere Dubuque broke through with Paul Dicken’s grand slam in a 6-4 win over Burlington. Bryce Smith homered for Burlington, and Wisconsin Rapids rallied to beat Fox Cities 8 to 7 after trailing in the ninth. Quincy tallied four in the seventh to halt Quad Cities, with Gary Busimell homering for Quad Cities. Waterloo–Cedar Rapids game was rained out.
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Associated Press
Clinton PG
Paul Miler
Favo
Decatur
Clinton
Burlington
Dubuque
Paul Dicken
Dicken
Bryce Smith
Wisconsin
Rapids
Fox Cities
Foxes
Quincy
Quad Cities
Gary Busimell
Quad
Waterloo
Cedar Rapids
Koufax Rises as Hottest Pitcher on Anniversary
Dodgers ace Sandy Koufax, sidelined by a finger issue late in 1962, returned to form at the Polo Grounds. He pitched three hits over 60 mph, earning his third shutout of the year and boosting his NL lead in wins and strikeouts as Los Angeles pressed in the pennant race. Giants, Phillies, Cardinals, and Pirates also won, keeping the tight NL standings in motion.
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Nagel
Astoclady Press
Tiavag
Apal
Sandy Koufax
Los Angeles Dodgers
Ste Polo Grounds
New York
Kolfax
Jouad
Dodgers
San Francisco Giants
Koufax
Bola Grounds
Mets
Xhutout
Ron
Svorace
Giants
Philadelphia
Phillies
Fogre
Willie McCovey
Louis
Milwaukee
Chicago
Harvey
Kuenn
San Francisco
Art Mahaffey
Tack Baldsch
Cardinals
Gary Kolb
Bob Gibson
Barney Schulte
Tony Cloninger
iGene Oliver
Mack Jones
Fox
Durant
Muskies
Muscatine
Assumption
Knights
Aid
Steve Hindanl
Hindahl
Shartstan Doutt Bollinger
Hindah
Tor Havemann
Ray
Wally Benson
Mick Prachaska
Denny Thiessen
Prachaska
Prechaska
Wally Bensom
Dodder
Beason
Saltz
Joe Dodder
Jed
Rich Saltz
Sala
Union
Steve Temple
Assumption Riralely
Salt
Phil Pash
Muskies Sud
MHS
Ted Was Right in Saying Yaz Would Be Too Hitter
Ted Williams predicted Carl Yastrzemski would become a great hitter and the Red Sox powered past Minnesota 3 3.0 to move into second place. Yastrzemski, a Notre Dame student, hit his eighth homer to pace Boston while Berra and McBride highlighted other games across the league.
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Ted
Yaz
Bob Green
Associated, Brews
Ted’ Williams
Carl Yastrzemski
Yaris
Boston
Ol Walting
Red Sox
Minnesota
Chicago White Sox
Jager
Detroit
New York Yankees
Yanks
Yogi Berra
Ken McBride
Los Angeles Angels
Baltimore
Washington
Cleveland
Kansas City
Yastrzemski
Notreame
Ig mm
Williams
Berra
McBride
Angels
Charl
John ‘Orsino
Orioles
Mets Lose 42nd Straight Game in Subway Find
A battered subway car scene revealed a Mets drum abandoned on a Friday after New York fans heard the team’s rallying cry. The Mets continued their winless streak, pushing their losing skid to 42 games in a season marked by defeats and quiet celebrations in transit yards.
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New York
Mets
Department of
Subway
Ramos Favored In Title Fight
Mexican boxers Sugar Ramos and Raftu King of Nigerie headline a 15 round featherweight bout in Los Angeles. Ramos seeks a second defense after winning the title from Davey Moore by knockout. Moore died from injuries. Outdoor bout expected to draw 23,500 at the bullring with Ramos earning 40000 and King's share 10000 plus expenses.
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Mexico
Sugar Ramos
Wille
Pablo Ochoa
Rano
King
Ramos
Paris
Loas
Oppermann and Lunn Vie in Publin Championship
Oppermann and Lunn clash at Publin Sacramento in the National Publi Links Championship. Oppermann, a 195 pounder, holds a 4 and 2 semifinal win over Dante Vienni of Ottawa. Lunn, taller by nearly two inches and 15 pounds lighter, defeats Jerry Yuke 3 and 1 in a tight match.
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Sacramento
Calif
Steve Oppermann
Bob Lunn
San Francisco
Langle
Opperman
Vetersan
Dante Vienni
Ottawa
Jerry
Muskies-Durant Tilt Postponed by Rain Delay in Sectional
Muscatine Assumption split a doubleheader with Davenport Assumption, 2-1, before rain halted the Durant sectional games. Tonight’s makeup would determine whether Durant-Lincoln advances to face the Muskies, with a potential Monday final pending weather. Hindahl allowed four hits in the Muscatine win while Brendes and Knutsen shone in Durant’s lone run game amid rain and postponement uncertainty.
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Joe Dadder
The
Muskies
Assumption
Tom Derouin
Durant
Dodder
Wally Benson
Rich Saltz
MHS
Journal
Davenport
Aneols
Stanwood
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Nisin
Henry'a
Thatcher
Apl-Cio
Roxenborg's
Oaks Park
Athletics
Cubs
Cards
Braves
Duranty Lawn
Mediapolis
Lone Tree
Ciuhinny Clinton
Sachleant
Clifton-Calamus
Calamus
Many
Lowe
Ieee
J. Mensa
Sue Fietaher
Sts. Brimhall
Posies
L. Henss
Aed Wa Moyer
Myer
Spangler
Bosharl
Bohling
Quigley
Eare Stephens
Pied Broomarl
Erie
Honda
Norris
Ershey
Bruner
Muscatine Red Sox
Grimms
Oppermann Vs. Lunn
Muscatine, Iowa
OLD Mill
P.M
D.S.T
Harold Blake
Miirant
Rob Brendes
Denny Meinert
Stolecoach
Lingsin
Cane
Tom Propss
Brendes
Harry Knutsen
Brendes Ad
Knutsen
Stareas
Steve Hindahl
M. Prochaska
D. Wart
G. Anderson
R. Cawbaell
O P. Pash
J. Calterr
Ty Derol
Ab. dL
al. Thiessenvb
Malley
B. Hall
Wird
Sehrowder
Mouskies
D. Garvin
F. Havemann
Dadder
von M. Munley
Temple
R. Saltz
Derouin
Thiessen
Hall
Lowely
Mu. Kies
Warra-Dervnuin
Stimary
Aindahl
Asters Bf
Josef
Ue Keyshaw
Farnswt
Investment ‘Service
Blair & CO
Chical
Meunore
Wallace G. Nyweide
Mulberry Avenue
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