Muskies Open Summer Baseball With Mostly New Lineup
Muscatine's Muskies unveil a largely fresh roster for the Tuesday start of the summer season in Burlington. Coach Lefty Schnack mixes five lettermen with many incoming players. No. 1 hurler Mike Berlin anchors the staff as Steve Hinder and Tom Premmons join a young, untested rotation. Junior varsity adds depth as the club schedules games through July with multiple venues.
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Muskies
Harold Blake
Muscatine
Burlington
Lefty
Schnack
Boys
Slatester
Bettendort
Allending
Boya
Yeturns
Hgures
TeStrake
Steve Hindaht
Steve ’Temple
Tom Premmons
Jds
Jerry Peninton
Aloo
Trom
Hie
Mike Berlin
Steve Smith
Joe van Rice
Gary Minor
Jim’ Slack
Close Open Loop Games and Monday Schedule Extract
Friday results show 2 Close Open Loop Games with Beeres Decket scoring 2 and Drewrys 1. Wilton 3, Blue Eagle 1. Monday at Oregon Field features 7 Wilton vs Moose and A Cricket vs Blue Eagle.
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Wilton
Blue Eagie
Oregon Field
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Cricket
Blue Eagle
Brin Eagle
L. Manley
Schmitt's
Millworks
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Eerste
D. Carpenter
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Charces
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Ballenger
Columbus Junction
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Shepard
Bissell
Wesson
J. Steekman
Moose Aene
Lambedman
Freeland
W. Murdock
B. Lange
R. Grunder
R. Oveson
J. Davies
Dodgers End Losing Streak Lift Giants in NL Standings
Dodgers sweep two to snap a four year drought and pull into a tie with the Giants for first as Wilton and Cricket win in Oregon Field open softball. Sam Beatty and Rex Oveson star on the mound while Willie Davis and Willie Mays spark offense in a high tempo night.
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Wilon
Oregon Field
Drewry
Wilson
Blue Eagle
Butch McCleary
Ron Maremann
Ben Frost
Butch Sprague
Mike Conway
Sam Beatty
Gabby Townsend
Drewryn
Wilton
Bill Lambdman
George Freeland
Feult
Doc Carpenter
Oveson
Carpenter
Piersall Stirs Crowd In Senators Comeback Win
Piersall, Washington centerfielder, fuels a 4-3 12 inning victory over Minnesota in a Friday AL game. He leaps at first base after a deep drive, celebrates an infield hit, and ends with a relaxed pose after scoring on Harry Bright's centerfield double.
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Jin Piersall
Washington Senators
Minnesota Twins
Piersall
Bob Allison
Twins
Harry Bright
Washington
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Neate Baseball Scores From AP Report
International Leone games include Toronto defeating Rochester 6 to 2 and Buffalo beating Syracuse 8 to 2 while Richmond fell to Columbus 3. Avianita American Ansociation saw Denver win 10 to 4 over Indianapolis and Dallas-Fort Worth 7 over Omaha. Louisville at Oklahoma City postponed. Pacific Conant League results: Seattle 4 Portland 1, Tacoma 1, Spokane pending, Hawaii 12 San Diego 6, Salt Lake City at Vancouver postponed.
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Rochester
Buffalo
Syracuse
Richmond
Columbus
Jacksonville
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Denver
Indianapolis
Dallas
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Oklahoma City
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Portland
Tacoma
Spokane
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San Diego
Salt Lake City
Vancouver
Olson to Iowa Young Boy to Michigan Transfer News
Olson from Olds plans to enroll at Iowa next September while Jim Evashevski, son of the Iowa Athletic Director, signs to study and compete in golf and football at Michigan. Gary Olson scored 35 points for Olds in the state tourney before the move. Frosty Evashevski will be a Michigan junior, continuing a family athletic legacy.
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Michigan
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Gary Olson
Olson
Olds
Cedar Rapids Regis
Jim Evashevski
Forest .Evashevski
Evashevski
Iowa City High School
Frosty
Red Sox host Batavia and Galesburg in Sunday doubleheader
Muscatine Red Sox schedule a day-night twin bill Sunday with Batavia at 2:30 p.m. and Galesburg at 7:30 p.m. Batavia has beaten Burlington and lost to Ottumwa, the club that beat Muscatine earlier. Galesburg, Mississippi Valley league champion, plans an all-star lineup led by Terry Wilkins and Dick Stevens. Dick Petersen to start the Batavia game. Butch McCleary to pitch the night game.
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Anl
Galesburg
Muscatine Red Sox
Indoes
Burlington
Ottumwa
Muscatine
Red Sox
George Long
Uneup
Terry Wilkins
Mouth College
Dick Steven
St. Louis Cardinals
Mike Owens
Hall
Pirates
Hon Johnson
Harold Holmes
Air Force
Ray Young
Parsons College
Mino
Gary Bruington
Bradley
Trash
Roger Caldwell
Butch McCleary
McCleary
Sox
Town City
Quincy's Eight-Run Rally Pounds Cedar Rapids In Midwest League
The Associated Press notes Quincy beat Cedar Rapids 16-9 after an eight-run seventh inning that broke an 8-8 tie. Barry Shollenberger drove in the winning run in the ninth as Waterloo edged Decatur 2-1, and Clinton beat Dubuque 5-3 behind John Bauer's fifth win. Quad Cities won a two game set vs Keokuk 3-2 after taking the opener 32. Fox Cities rolled to a 7-6 victory with an early burst.
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Cedar Rapids
Bob
Worthington
Barry Shollenberger
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Fox
Winch
Betsy Rawls Takes One-Stroke Zaharias Open Lead
Betsy Rawls led by one stroke after the first 18 holes of the Babe Zaharias Open in Beaumont Texas. The Spartanburg South Carolina native shot a 72 to top the field, with Kathy Cornelius of Scottsdale Arizona a shot behind at 73.
Ex Major League Hurler Faulkner Dies at 63
West Palm Beach native Lefty Faulkner, former NL pitcher for the Giants and Dodgers, died at home Friday. He played for the Giants in 1927 1928 winning nine and losing eight, and briefly with the Dodgers in 1930.
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Beacch
Flash
James
Leroy
Lefty
Faulkner
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Brooklyn Dodgers
Beatrice
Neb
Giants
Dodgers
Sports Scoreboard and Schedule Fragments
A chaotic recap shows scores like Detroit 1 Kansas City 7 and Boston 7 New York 6, with Los Angeles 2. It lists numerous games and upcoming Sunday schedules across cities including Cleveland Detroit New York Los Angeles Kansas City and Chicago, plus various matchups and lingering ambiguities.
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Philadelpha
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Philadelphi
San Angeles
St. Loum
New-York
Cincinneli
Cne
Guieang
Nings
Binnewou
Softball Tourney Slated Sunday at West Liberty
An eight team softball tournament is set for Sunday at Memorial Athletic Field West Liberty to raise funds for lighting improvements. Pairings include Hills vs West Liberty Iowa City teams meet Oakdale vs Washington Riverside vs Kes slers of Iowa City. Semis at 4 15 and 5 45 pm finals at 7 30 pm. Admission one dollar all day or cents after seven pm.
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Memorial Athletic Field
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Iowa Gily
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Oakdale
Washington
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Kesslers
Iowa City
Hogan Withdraws From Open Qualifying With Shoulder Pain
Fort Worth, Tex. Beni Hogan quit Friday on qualifying day for the National Open at Oakmont Pa June 14 16 due to bursitis in his left shoulder The five time winner had first felt the pain during the Colonial Invitation three weeks earlier and said rest failed to help He now bypasses the Open to focus on recovery and qualification implications.
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Hogan
Youngest AL manager McGaha earns respect with Indians
Rookie Cleveland Mer Mel McGaha, youngest AL manager, reshapes pitching staff after bus crash tragedy that killed four teammates. He moved Perry to the bullpen, guided Grant, Bell, and Donovan to solid roles as Cleveland beat Detroit and stayed atop the standings while other AL games produced mixed results.
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Associated Press
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Mel McGaha
Indians
Jim Grant
Army
Gary Bell
Fender
Jin’ Perry
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Perry
Querenily Han
Player Leads Memphis Open After Second Round
Gary Player of South Africa holds a one stroke lead at Memphis Open after carding a 66 in the second round at Colonial Country Club. Don January is tied for second with 132, while Bruce Crampton Tommy Jacobs Gene Littler Don Whitt Jay Hebert and Arnold Palmer trail. Brewster Brewer slipped to even par after a 64 Thursday.
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Tenn
Gary Player
South Africa
Pco
Colonial Country Club
Don January
Tes
Als
Bruce Crampton
Tommy
Jacobs
Gene ‘Itler
Don, Whitt
Jay Hebert
Arnold Palmer
Ellsworth Dropped From National Junior College Tourney
Ellsworth of Iowa exited the Ure National Junior College baseball tournament in Grand Junction Colorado after a 12 to 7 defeat Friday to Trinidad. The loss left Ellsworth with a second loss in the double elimination meet.
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Colo
Ellsworth
Iowa
Trinidad
Elsworth
Nickle
Dixon
Ginatt
Patton
Bender
Heard
Golfer Fatal Lighting Strike Near Selinsgrove
Patrick Murray, 18, of Selinsgrove was struck by lightning Friday while golfing. Officials said he sought shelter under a tree from a rainstorm when the bolt hit a nearby area near Selinsgrove Pennsylvania.
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Selingsgrove
Patrick Murray
Selinsgrove
Major League Stars Pitching Shuts Out Cardinals
Bob Shaw of the Braves tossed his first shutout of the season against St Louis, allowing four hits as Milwaukee improved to 6 2. Del Crawford batted in the victory with a bases loaded triple and two singles, driving in two.
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Bob Shaw
Braves
Milwaukee
St. Louis
del Crafdell
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