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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1968

Page

9

Wapello and New London vie for SEL title tonight

Wapello and New London reached the SEL baseball final at Mediapolis after Wapello trounced LM 11-1 in the nightcap and New London beat Mediapolis 54 in the earlier semifinal. The LM loss came on the 10 run rule as Wapello pulled away behind Bill Cline pitching five innings with eight strikeouts.

Wapellio New London Mediapolis Wapello Medippolis L-M-Wapello L-M Falcons L-M Ron Krenz Greg Hafner Mike Stineman Stineman Gary Fisher Steele Barrick Indians Doug Boulten Fisher Bill Cline Noel Stineman Hathaway Krenz Hafner Ss M. Si'man Lamp, Cf Siefers R. Wagner Furlong A. Wagner Ph Wells N. Si'man Hathaway P Steele Rf Barrick If A Boulton Fisher Ss Swafford c M. McConahay Cf Cline D. McCona

Orioles Rookie Elllie Hendricks sidelined with fractured finger

Baltimore Orioles catcher Ellie Hendricks is expected to be out for a couple of weeks with a fractured right forefinger. He suffered the injury in New York last weekend and only had X rays on Friday.

Baltimore Ellie Hendricks Baltimore Orioles Hendricks New York

Public Links Leader Hasn't Broken Par Yet

Dallas golfer Gene Towry leads the National Public Links Championship heading into the final round with a 10 over par after rounds of 74 71 75 on Tenison East. He holds a two shot edge over St. Chester Gorgas and Robert Unger, both at 222. 361 rounds have been played on the course. New Lafayette coach Gerald E. Clinton named head coach of soccer and lacrosse at Lafayette College in Easton, Pa. Danny Morris of the Denver Bears pitched the first nine inning complete game in Denver AAA history since 195 - a misprint references 14 years in the league.

Dallas Tex Gene Towry Towry Richardson Tenison East St. Chester Gorgas University of Oklahoma Arlington Robert Unger Milwaukee Gorgas Unger Tenisons New Lafayette Easton Gerald Clinton University of Massachusetts Lafayette College Denver Danny Morris Denver Bears Indianapolis

National Seniors Team Announced for Lit tle League entry

The National Seniors division announces its tournament roster with players from Clark's Standard and Museo Lighting among others. Key names include Steve Curry, Tom Curtis, Rich Manley, John Wieskamp, Jack Wulf, Kyle Reifert, and Maynard Calvert, with Wendling and Roelle in senior roles. alternates listed as Jay Kern and Mike Walker.

Clark's Standard Steve Curry Tom Curtis Tom Flickinger Craig Marx Museo Rich Manley John Wieskamp Steve Schaapveld Jack Wulf Clint Zaebringer Cecil Vandygriff Lumber Mart Maynard Calvert Kyle Reifert David Doug Roelle Jay Kern Mike Walker Wendling

Wilton Beavers roll to 50 victory over West Branch

Eddie Sawvell improved to 10-0 with a two hitter as Wilton Beavers beat West Branch 50-1 Friday night. Sawvell fanned 16, walked two, and allowed only two singles. Wilton posted seven hits led by Norton and Allgood with a homer by Allgood. Wilton now 10-1 in the Eastern Iowa Hawkeye conference.

Wilton Eddie Sawvell Wilton Beavers West Branch Sawvell Foster Wolfe Beavers Bill Norton Jack Allgood Doug Reinke Neil Rabedeaux Mike Birkhofer DeWayne Birkhofer Allgood Mick Birkhofer Norton Reinke Iowa Hawkeye

Muscatine Horseshoe Club Rechecks Wins Over Oakville Burlington

A recheck shows Muscatine beat Oakville Burlington 25 24 with 1360 points to 1339, overturning initial 25 24 1372 1327 counts. Muscatine leads 3rd undefeated year. rematch set next Monday at Crape Park Burlington. Ed Kaalberg tops Muscatine with 61 232, Ermie Danielson paces Oakville with 52 239.

Muscatine Oakville-Burlington Oakville Recheck Burlington Crape Park Ed Kaalberg Byron Hafner Ermie Danielson Andy Jackson

Final Practice Set for Watkins Glen Race and Endurance

Final practice and qualifying sessions for the 200 mile USARC and the Six Hours of Endurance for the World Championship of Manufacturers were held at Watkins Glen Raceway. Mark Donohue led Group 7 with a 123.6 mph average in Roger Penske's Sunoco McLaren Chevrolet 427, as 25 cars prepared for today's session. The Sunday race features Porsche 908 and Ford GT40 entries in the eighth endurance round, with Porsches leading in manufacturers points but Ford three wins. A Porsche title on Sunday would clinch the 1968 crown. Earl Faison, four time All American Football League defender, was named line coach at Lincoln High School in San Diego.

Watkins Glen N.Y U.S Mark Donohue Media Roger Penske Donohue USARC North America Llitre Daytona Sebring Brands Hatch England Monza Italy Tara Florio Sicily Burburgring Germany Faison SAN Diego Earl Faison Lincoln High School

Eddie Stanky Resigns as White Sox Manager. Al Lopez To Take Over

CHICAGO AP Eddie Stanky resigned as manager of the Chicago White Sox Friday and was replaced by Al Lopez. Stanky, 50, said he was surprised by the announcement, which had been in the works for nearly a month. Les Moss filled in until Lopez arrives for Sunday's doubleheader with Washington. Lopez inherits a club that has struggled, finishing 1967 strong but opening 1968 with ten straight losses and sinking to ninth place.

Baltimore Timmy Brown National Football League Los Angeles Baltimore Colts Brown Philadelphia Eagles Alvin Haymond Eagles Chicago Eddie Stanky Chicago White Sox al Lopez Stanky White Sox Sox Indianapolis Les Moss Lopez Washington Muscatine St. Louis Cardinals St. Louis Arthur Allyn

Braves rout Dodgers behind Britteth five hitter

Jim Britteth pitched a five hitter for Atlanta, walking two and fanning seven as the Braves defeated Los Angeles 7-0 over Don Drysdale. Jim Hart of the Giants collected a single, double and two homers, driving in five and scoring four in San Francisco's 11-4 rout of Cincinnati.

Jim Britteth Braves Atlanta Los Angeles Don Drysdale Jim Hart Giants San Francisco Cincinnati

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