Open Softball action at Oregon Field Schmitt's Sports top Moose 12 3
In a Wednesday league game at Oregon Field Schmitt's Sports defeated Moose 12 to 3. LaRue pitched for Schmitt's nine allowing a first inning homer to Joe Huff and singles to Dud Dieckman and George Cordwell to start the second before retiring the side. Charcoal Grill hammered Hamm's Don Kirk for 15 runs, carrying a six-run first inning to lead 6-0 after one and a half innings. Charcoal Grill, largely Letts team veterans with newcomers, surged ahead steadily as Hamm's hurler Don Kirk was touched for multiple runs. No player recorded more than one hit in the contest. Minor league scores are listed across Pacific Coast, International, and American associations, with multiple games noted.
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Charcoal Grill
Letts
Hamm
Don Kirk
Charcoal
Tone
Local Prize Winners Listed For Men's State Pin-Tourney
Prizewinners from the 1961 Iowa Men's State Bowling tournament are listed. Anson 1851 all events earned $100. Trio and booster class prizes noted, with multiple local keglers and shops named. Other results include singles, all events, and seniors standings with various sponsors and amounts.
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Young
Trio. Body
Chuck Anson Jr
Iowa
Morris Wins Third Jalopy Feature At Local Track
West Liberty driver Mel Morris captured his third jalopy feature of the season in five starts at the Mississippi Valley Speedway. In Columbus Junction events, Mark Masier of Low City and Chuck Smith of Kalona dominated weekend races. Memorial Day heat winners included Charlie Moffitt Stanwood Mickey of Columbus Junction Dick McClure and Bill Newman Burlington with Mickey taking the consolation race. About 2,500 paid admissions attended the Tuesday night program at Mount Pleasant where jalopy races were scheduled.
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West Liberty
Mel Morris
Moris
Mississippi Valley Speedway
Mark, Masier
Low’ City
Chuck Smith
Kalona
Columbus Junction
Memphis
Charlie Moffitt
Stanwood
John’ Mickey
Dick McClure
Bill Newman
Burlington
Mickey Algo
Tueson
Mount Pleasant
Mayor and alderman join Sunday Muscatine Red Sox opener
Mayor Robert Bosch and Alderman Act Bunn participate in pre game festivities for the Muscatine Red Sox versus Moline Body Co league opener at 2 pm Sunday at Ten Bruner Field. Bosch will throw first pitch, Bunn to attempt a hit as Dick Petersen starts for the Red Sox with Butch McCleary on mound duties.
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Robert Bosch
Alderman Act Bunn
Muscatine Red Sox
Moline Body Co
Bruner
Bosch
Bunn
Dick Petersen
Red Sox
Butch McCleary
Sox
Don Grensing
Joe Hull
al Matell
Bob Herr
Fred Stephens
Gary Ramseyer
Tom Long
Decry Hart
Don Calvert
Bill Rauschenberger
Shriners Golf Tourney Slated At West Liberty
Western Liberty city notes a Shriners golf tournament at West Liberty Country Club on Monday. The event offers nine and 18 hole rounds beginning at 1 30 p.m. Shriners and the public are invited to attend.
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Shriners
West Liberty
West Liberty Rag -Maar Jowa
State Baseball Pairings Listed
Pairings for the Town high school baseball championships were announced for Saturday at Waterloo Municipal Stadium. Bancroft and St Johns face Cedar Rapids Jefferson at 1 p.m. Des Moines meets West Waterloo at 3 p.m. The Iowa High School Athletic Association released the schedule from Boone, with final game time to be announced later.
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Waterloo
Waterloo Municipal Stadium
Bancroft
St. Johns
Cedar Rapids Jefferson
Des Moines
West Waterloo
Iowa High School Athletic Association
Boone
Major League Stars shine as Pignatano aids A’s win
Joe Pignatano of the A’s collected four hits including a home run and two singles, driving in the first and three runs while scoring once in a 6-4 victory over the Tigers. Stu Miller of the Giants earned a trio of hitless relief innings to seal a 3-2 win and keep the Giants tied for first with Cardinals.
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Joe Pignatano
A’s
Jead Rim
Tigers
Stu’ Miller
Giants
Cardinals
Carry Back Won't Be Sold After Belmont Showdown
Carry Back, the 3 year old owned by Price and bred by Price, rejected a $12 million offer from a syndicate and will not be sold. He faces Belmont Stakes hopefuls including Bal Musette in the 1 1/2 mile race, with Carry Back the favorite at 3 to 4 and potential rivals at 4 to 1.
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Belmont
Orlo Robertson
Bravs
New Yorks
Jose mm
Hho
Catherine
Price
Sag
Carry Back
King Ranch
Bal Musette
Max Hirsch
Hirsch
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la Pet
Schmitt
Southside
Columbus
Oregon Field
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Junction
Haram
San Diego
Hawaii
Portland
Spokane
Vancouver
Seattle
Tacoma
Rochester
Lorento
Buffalo
Syracuse
Ron
Gordy
John Briggs
Briggs
UY AB
RBI
Sanpete
Sso
J. Diller
Tare
Ifo
Papa J. Lenker
C. Martin
B. Ballenger
Jenings Ali
Hamm's
Dec Carpenter
Lange Gordy
Birlkhoter
Déems
Rulf
Mike Berlin
Dearret Bates
Harold
Heller
Steve Smith
Berlin
Smith
MHS
Geade
Abit
Bates
MIC
Anson
Hunter's “Tv
Jake's
Wilton
Nichols Grain and Feed
Paelz
Doug Randleman
Norma Leech
Teorg Manwell
Tom No
Strajack
Leo
Bieri
Tom’ Ruckles
Glen R. Stecaman
Michaels
Chucky
We Mills
Jerh
Wes Hunter
Jim Burke
Tom
Ruckles
Np T
Chuck Anson
Fred Sommerdorf
HL. Mills
Cletus Kurtiger
Lil
R. Tielge
G. O
Babe Bueriger
Tom Noble
Scott. Griffin
J. Hutt
Kisgety B. Greemwald
Paul Johnston
M. Kruse
Buck Schwab
D. Diedman
Pal Finnegan
R. Dieckman
R. Bamielt
Davenports
Uber
Iital
George Boldt
Muscatine
Tietze
Greenwald
Keokuk
Erry Glaspow
Keokuk High
Dick Miller
Keokuk JG
Walter Foguils
Keokuk Cardinal Siiten
U High
Iowa City
Chick Darley
Darley
Minn
Mayo
Art Day
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Muscatine JC
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Day
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Morris
Netman
Richard Riley
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Red Island
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Peoria
Ill
Nichols
Wbial AM
Last Second ST
Hart Schafmner & Marx
HS & M
DRUSS
Dad
TOR
KNN
Ban Ton
Citation
Lake Darling
Dick’s
APCO
West Mississippi Drive
Jim Foster
Conoco
East Front St
Dial AM
Farmer Conoco
East Second St
Dial
Conoco Gasoline
Lucas Street
Bob’s Mobil
Walnut St
Mobil
Mulberry Ave
Purdue
Bill
Lake’ Darling
HiWay
Towa
Washington
Brighton
Wollett’s
Brei’s
Leslie’s
Sycamore Street
Lorry Bell B&m
Grandview Ave
Phillip
Garvin
Sinclair
Vern
Home Oil Company
Texaco
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