Muscatine TETEL GL Standings National Stars Face Davenport Friday
The Muscatine Little League national all stars will meet the Davenport Northwest all stars at 6 p.m. Friday in the district tournament at Davenport North Division street Northwest Park. The winner advances to a 6 p.m. Saturday title game at Davenport and the district champ goes to the state tournament in Burlington. Muscatine has won two games, over the American All-Stars and Dyersville.
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Gibson and Gibson edge Police for American division title
Gibson and Gibson win 4 2 at Kent Stein Field No 2 in a six hit game each. Miller homered and singled for Gibson while Umlandt doubled and Gasser, Weiershauser, Gas sen and Drake added singles. Police tallied two runs in the sixth as Birkhofer allowed no walks in relief.
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Giants Rally Past Phillies Fueled by McCovey's Comeback
In a tense late game, Willie McCovey delivered a two run single to cap a Giants rally after Cedepa left with a shoulder injury. Juan Marichal shined with a four hitter and Jim Hart added two homers as San Francisco beat Philadelphia 6-3.
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Senior Tourney Opens With Four Games Tonight
The senior league tournament starts with four games tonight at Hayes Field Kent Stein and Tom Bruner Fields. At 6:15 Clark Standard faces Muscatine Lighting at Hayes, Carver-Bandag meets Lumber Mark at Kent Stein, and Stark Realty plays Cheri-Top at Bruner. A 8 p.m. night game has Home-O-Nize vs Elks at Bruner. Semis Friday at 6:15 and 8 p.m. at Bruner. Championship Saturday at Bruner following an officers managers and umpires tilt.
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Braves Phillies clash ends in Braves win at West Field
West Field saw the Braves beat the Phillies 19 to 3 as Hatfield and Howell starred with multi hits. The Braves piled 71 hits, while Smith homered for the visitors. Winning pitcher Hatfield and catcher Howell, with Ray Hubbs taking the loss for Philadelphia.
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Bouton Extends No-Hit Streak to 37 vs Angels
Jim Bouton of the New York Yankees shut out Los Angeles for the third time in four games, extending his scoreless innings streak against the Angels to 37 on four singles. He improved to 8-1 as Boston,Detroit, and Baltimore won in the AL, while Killebrew hit his 35th homer for Minnesota and Schme Ted?
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Vikings Scrimmage Hero Saved By Emergency Operation
Gritty 27 year old Vikings defensive back Tom Franckhauser underwent a dramatic Bemidji hospital operation after a brain injury in a scrimmage. Doctors credited timely intervention, noting his condition remains critical but improving. he previously played for the Cowboys and Browns and Purdue alum is in third Vikings season.
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Indians Fined for Running Errors After Washington Defeat
Leon Wagner and three Cleveland teammates Vic Davalillo Dick Howser and Sam McDowes were fined after the Indians 4 2 loss to the Senators in Washington Tebbetts would not confirm fines but Wagner said the four men were fined and one player noted it was the largest fine of his career The team secretary declined to release the amount.
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Patriots Regulars Roll Over Rookies in Intrasquad
In Quincy Massachusetts on Wednesday night rookie halfback J. D. Garrett and back Pete Fedro starred as the Boston Patriots regulars defeated the rookies 33 to 1 in an intrasquad football exhibition.
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