N and N Only Games Lead Weekend Baseball Card
Friday schedule includes San Francisco at Atlanta Chicago at New York Philadelphia at Pittsburgh Los Angeles at St Louis and Houston at Cincinnati among other matchups. AL leaders include Baltimore Detroit Cleveland California Minnesota and Chicago in tight races with several games in the N column noted.
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Sox Rained Out At Milan In Midwest Semi Pro Tourney
The Muscatine Red Sox had their Milan game washed out by wet grounds. Next set for 5 p.m. Saturday at Cedar Rapids against the Cedar Rapids team at Daniels Park. Muscatine also schedules Sunday’s 2 p.m. home game vs Town City Merchants. They enter the Iowa-Illinois semi pro tournament, drawing Fort Madison for an 8 p.m. game on Saturday, Aug. 6, in the first round.
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Council Bluffs Favored to Win State Prep Title
Ames IA AP Council Bluffs Jefferson and Cedar Rapids Washington, two top summer teams, meet in the Iowa high school baseball championship. Jefferson is 31-10, 21-1 against Town high school competition, after routing Breda St Bernard 12-1 to reach the final. Washington has 19 wins this summer, including a 5-1 win over Newton in the eastern substate title. The Warriors boast strong pitching, defense and clutch hitters. NYU Captain Named
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NEW York
Bruce Kaplan
New York University
Dodgers Push Lead In 2 1 Victory In Long Duel
Sandy Koufax pitched 11 innings with an aching arm, pitching 16 strikeouts and a no-decision as the Dodgers edged the Phillies 2-1 to pull within a half game of NL leader Pittsburgh. Rich Allen homered for Philadelphia, while Koufax set career strikeout milestones and exceeded 200 innings for the season. The Pirates won 5-3 over the Giants, keeping the standings tight.
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Major league action sees ERAs rise and wins spread across NL
SPC ORES regains effort as his 1.65 ERA yields no win while Phil Regan earns his eighth victory. Cardinals rally past Braves 9-7, Mets top Astros 3-2, and Reds slug Chicago 11-2. Davenport errors spark Pirates, Clendenon and Alley homer, Washburn delivers in relief as Cardinals close gap. Vancouver game features Gabler late TD pass for Toronto over BC Lions 28-27. Friend and Hamilton combine on six-hitter as Mets sweep Astros. Rose, Pinson, Helms spark Reds in 7-run outburst behind OToole.
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Manny Mota
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Donn Clendenon
Jim Pagliaroni
Vancouver
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Wally Gabler
Toronto
British Columbia Lions
Bill Munsey
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Bob Friend
Jack Hamilton
Astros
Ken Boyer
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Tommy Helms
Pete Rose
Vada Pinson
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Rose
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Jim O'Toole
Muscatine American Tops Lincoln Way 6 4 in Baseball Duel
Muscatine American defeated Lincoln Way 6 to 4 at Kent Stein Park with 12 hits led by Greg Buster and Bob Bynum. Bill Randleman and Dave Gray combined for a one-hit pitching effort after a rough third inning by Muscatine in an eventful junior league game. The win sets up a later clash with Davenport Northwest at the No 2 diamond as fans anticipate more tournament action.
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Wisconsin aims to bring baseball back after Supreme Court bid
Wisconsin turned toward the U S Supreme Court seeking to reverse an antitrust ruling that denied a return of major league baseball to the state. The Wisconsin Supreme Court had earlier decided 4-3 to award the Braves to Atlanta, complicating efforts to revive baseball in Wisconsin.
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Baseball and Court Clash Over Milwaukee Braves Return
Major League Stars show strong hitting as Tommy Helms and John Buzhardt lead wins for Reds and White Sox. Wisconsin’s antitrust ruling keeps baseball immune, with Atty Gen Bronson La Follette vowing appeal to the Supreme Court though timing remains uncertain. Milwaukee fans hoped for Braves return or an expansion club amid the dispute.
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Last Unbeaten Local Team Falls
Muscatine Little League action Wednesday saw the Indians suffer a 20-8 loss to the Twins at Kent Stein Park. Tony Greenwald earned the win for the Twins with two hits from D. Leibbrand and D. Cooney leading Twins hitters. In other games Carver-Bandag beat Stark Realty 3-1 at Kent-Stein Park, while the Cubs defeated the Braves 12-9 to finish a tie game. Key contributors included Harry Koch and Scott Ingstad for Carver-Bandag, and E. Ballenger, D. Starkweather, T. Chelf, and R. Sick for the Cubs.
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Scott Ingstad
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D. Starkweather
T. Chelf
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M. Cochran
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