Coaching Churn Visible Across Area Schools
Most area coaching changes appear settled with exceptions at Muscatine and H's. Homer Weis resigns as MHS football editor in surprise, while Jim Bellamy moves from West Liberty to Perry. West Branch seeks a boys basketball coach, and many assistants shift roles as Danville Clair Rierson plans Iowa State and Olutumwa Gary Grouwinkel ponders college staff.
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MHS
Sas
Homer
E’d
Jim Bellamy
West Liberty
Perry
West Branch
Roger Hansen
Bob Rickard
Hinsdate
Ill
Dan Sarver
Albia
Dubuque
Derald Swisher
Twin Rivers Af Bode
Don Brown
Durant
Walnut
Ron Jessen
State College
Tom Duverson
Clarion
Keith Grouwinkel
Wapello
Bob Martin
Burlington
Ed Weeks
Alden
Louisa County
Clair Rierson
Danville
Iowa State University
Iowa
Cap Tinm
Gary Grouwinkel
Oltumwa
Gary
Monmouth
Ray Jauck
Dodgers Hold Their Biggest Lead As Drysdale Notches Ninth Win
Dodgers ace Don Drysdale faltered in humidity at Busch Stadium but still earned his ninth win to lift Los Angeles to a four game NL lead. Ron Perranoski closed out with three scoreless innings as Cincinnati moved into second, beating Houston 5-2 before rain halted other games.
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St. Louis
Los Angeles Dodgers
Cardinals
Ron Perranoski
Drysdale
Dodgers
Busch Stadium
Reds
Cincinnati
San Francisco
Houston
New York
Chicago
Milwaukee
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Brooklyn Dodgers
Bob Gibson
Sammy Ellis
Ferranoski
Mike Shannon
Howard's Six Hits Leads Senators Doubleheader Sweep
Washington's Frank Howard drives six hits in ten at bats, including two homers and five RBIs, as the Senators sweep the Angels 13-0 and 7-1, surge into eighth in the AL, and lead in runs batted in and home runs while boosting his average to .302.
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Sous Btors
Senators
New York Yankees
Howard
Open Loop Begins Action at Kent-Stein Park
In Wednesday play Krieger Motors and the Muscatine All-Star team opened the season with wins. Scores listed include Krieger’s 3 and Merchants 6, All-Stars 8, Ian Mae’s 3. Tonight’s games feature Wilton vs Henderson’s at 7:90 and Merchants vs May Drug.
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Krieger
Merchants
AllsStars
Ian Mae
Kent-Stein Park
Wilton
Henderson
May Drug
Open Softball League games report and results
Open softball action at Kent-Stein Park featured Krieger Merchants blanking Merchants group in a low hit battle as Joe Van Nice allowed three hits and a wild pitch. Wayne Schneider’s first inning triple sparked Krieger’s 3 0 0 0 0 0 8 win. Ina Mae’s All Stars rapped nineteen hits to beat Ina Mae’s 8 3, Vern LaRue pitching a winner and Jim Case taking the loss as Gary Herr Don Meeker Ey White each had two hits for the victors.
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Kent-Stein Park
Krieger-Merchants Krieger's
Merchants J
Joe van Nice
van Nice
Wayne Schneider
Krieger
All- Stars
Ian Mae
Stars
Vern LaRue
Jim Case
Gary Herr
Don Meeker
Ey White
Herr
Butch’ Murdock
Dale Denkman
Steve Shenk
Don TeStrake
Gary Minner
Larry Miller
Ken Lange
Ben Frost
Larry Richardson
Ina Mae
Musketeer Hindahl, Benson spark 7-0 Muscatine win
Muscatine High opened summer baseball with a 7-0 victory over Bettendorf at Tom Bruner Field. Hindahl pitched a three-hitter with a home run, while Benson provided an early two-run homer and later hit safely again. The doubleheader with Burlington was scheduled for Saturday at 6:20 p.m.
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Wally Benson
Steve Hindahil
Muscatine High
Bettendorf
Tom Bruner Field
Hindahl
Benson
Burlington
Bruner Field
Trackmen to compete in seventh NCAA Mideast regional meet
About 200 athletes from 27 schools in seven states will run and field events at Augustana College Rock Island Illinois. Mt. Union College of Alliance Ohio enters as defending champion and a strong favorite to repeat.
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Rock Island
Augustana
Lrom
Mt. Union College of Alliance
Ohio
Baseball scores from minor leagues and Pacific Coast League
Weather and rain affected several games with mixed results across leagues. Jacksonville at Toledo and Columbus against Atlanta show scattered play while Tacoma defeated Oklahoma City 5 to 3. Hawaii led Vancouver 6 to 2, Spokane beat Denver 5 to 3, Seattle triumphed 2 to 1 over San Diego, and Indianapolis tied 1-1. Arkansas 0 Portland 62 Salt Lake 2 hints at a score or formatting issue.
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Jacksonville
Toledo
Columbus
Atlanta
Tacoma
Oklahoma City
Hawaii
Vancouver
Spokane
Denver
Seattle
San Diego
Indianapolis
Arkansas
Portland
Salt Lake
Moses Earns All-Big Ten Baseball Honor
Iowa outfielder Mickey Moses earned a left field spot on the 10 man all-Big Ten team chosen by conference coaches. The squad is led by Michigan with three other schools also well represented. Michigan claimed three positions followed by Ohio State Michigan State and Wisconsin with two each.
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Iowa
Moses
East Lansing
Mich
Mickey Moses
Michigan
Ohio State
Michigan State
Wisconsin
Senators rout Angels as Howard plates six hits and five RBIs
Major League Stars recap Frank Howard of Washington collected six hits including two homers and five RBIs as the Senators moved to a season mark of 140 wins and 71 losses in a 13 0 victory over Los Angeles. Pitcher Phil Ortega earned his sixth win with a five hit effort in the blowout.
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Associated Press
Frank Howard
Howard
Washington Senators
Los Angeles Angels
Washington
Senators
Phil Ortega
Angels
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